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and again, part of the problem was our intelligence, we think of the caa and we think of the way our intelligence works now. we know where everyone is moving. we can monitor people by tapping into the fold. we have drones. we know what everybody is at any moment. which is partly how we're able to track bin laden. it took a long time, but that was one of the ways. back then our intelligence, especially when it came to che, was pretty poor. we just didn't have the contact. in 1965 when you talk about when che, we find that he's in the republic of congo. we know that in hindsight. but in 1965 we weren't sure that he was actually there. in fact, some of the documents that we look at that the cia would write these reports once a week, they basically said che was dead. they believe that he died in the dominican republic in 1965 with the uprising. so they thought he was dead, you know, somewhere in the dominican republic. they weren't sure and that was part of the failure of our intelligence at the time but we just didn't have that network going. but you're right, we got che was in congo wh

including hwm and there are people he was in the caa before we knew he was in the cia. and this is not in the book, but he continued publishing conspiracy investigation on what this and enabling which was which. and he fabricated some stuff trying to implicate bush senior on the kennedy assassination. and then ran like a notice saying that this guy likes me and claimed that you know, the scents are famous for having a magazine and i just removed this from one category to the other and retrospect. and so the mafia is everything and so on. but i do think that that is one thing of looking about the kennedy assassination. >> questions? >> may be the intersection of conspiracy theories and investigative journalism. we have seen so much more within the last 10 years about the freedom of information act. and it seems like there is a much greater awareness of the idea and certain documents will be released in a few noteworthy incidents with some pretty serious information that came to pass and had he seen any trends that are emerging in terms of maybe these are not alone blown

a caa official says he does not expect the poilts will face serious disciplinary action. >>> a high school coach in utah benched his entire team, not because he lost on the field, it was because he said they had lost their way. this morning it looked like some will get to play on friday. they had to earn it. >> reporter: the union high school cougars are wearing the black and gold again. >> we've cleaned up our act. >> this week, players moved from the gridiron to gardening and window washing. part of their new play b.c. to get back in the game after 50 players were benched, their coaches were fed up with the performance of some off the field, poor grades, poor attendance. last week, coaches learned some players may have been involved in cyberbullying. >> we felt like the respect level for our students and to the teachers and things weren't where we wanted that to be. >> players were told to turn over their jerseys. they did, some with tears in their eyes. >> i was definitely sad because i love playing. >> reporter: they were given a letter from the coaching staff with a list of requiremen

jo he has two young children.childr >> they said can we keep it, caa we keep it. morally i couldn't do it. my mom raised us strictst christian background. >> reporter: the spot hethe sp found was near the county line. first robert called howard county. they said nobody reported then he called montgomery county ando they were more than willing to have him turn in the money but he worried that wasn't enough. >> i thought somebody was going to get fired, monday morning they have to tell their boss they lostthei the money. >> reporter: to one day backay at the scene he kept searching. >> he found some paperwork. had even more -- he called a number scrawled on the paper, it was the number on of a home health nurse who called a family who minutes later called robert. >> hi, ma'am. hi, >>> they described the burgundyu bag. >> was there anything in it. >> and the content. >> you are right, you are exactly right. >> instead of going to the police station to turn ingoin te $6,000, robert went to their th house in howard county. >> reporter: the money belongs to maluk. who i

a caa official says he does not expect the pilots will face serious disciplinary action. >>> a high school football coach in utah benched his entire team, not because they lost on the field. it was because he says they had lost their way. this morning it looks like some will get to play again on friday. nbc's joe friar tells us they had to earn it. >> reporter: union high school cougars are wearing the black and gold again. >> we've cleaned up our act. >> reporter: this week players moved from the gridiron to gardening and window washing. part of their new playbook to get back in the game after 50 players were benched. their coaches were fed up with the performance of some off the field. poor grades. poor attendance. and last week coaches learned some players may have been involved in cyber bullying. >> we felt like the respect level for our students and to the teachers and things weren't where we wanted that to be. >> reporter: players were told to turn over their jerseys. and they did. some with tears in their eyes. >> i was definitely sad because i love playing. >> reporter: they were g

were there other government employees perhaps that the caa in benghazi at that time who could have gone to assistants? were they ordered to stand down? >> there was a team from the aniks that to go to the temporary mission facility to relieve the pressure of that facility. >> yes. apparently those today be seals that got there were ordered not to go. is that correct? >> nosair i am not aware of that at all. >> okay. not aware does not mean no. >> a quick reaction team went from the annexes to the mission facility main building and then the index was reinforced. >> okay. there is no standout order even to cia personnel? okay to made the choice to create this fictitious narrative it was the devastation that got out of hand and not a terrorist attack? we go from the first minutes of this attack we have been told they do was a terrorist attack but yet for a full week we had top-level people cleaning it was a movie rage who created back narrative? >> identify a canoe to that question but i can tell you the narrative. >> okay. if you cannot answer the question then we have to go to mr. sicily