lawrence o'donnell tete a' tete with the dubya's sec. of state after OBL

The staunch defender of the Bush policy of Regime Change in Iraq, C. Rice refused to answer the question if in fact the Bush government have learned anything from their false premise that had been shown beyond the shadow of a doubt.to be full of holes. Interview showed the limitation and conceit of a partisan Republican to claim that one does not question the quality of intelligence that White House receives. Does it mean that the the most powerful people in the world do not question what intelligence tells them or are they incapable of analyzing the material presented to them and thus make the wrong conclusion? Instead of presenting a nuanced analysis with what was wrong with the intelligence material that lead them to the wrong path or was it a case of ignoring intelligence or better still, was it a case of manipulating intelligence to fit their not so hidden agenda, the control of Iraqi oil and at what cost of the lives of Iraqis, the destruction of of first relics of civilization, the destruction of what ever semblance of civil society. Saddam was as cruel as his competitors, in that nick of the woods,but his regime had no legal Saria laws, their was electricity, food on the table, homes, education especially for women, and it was a secular society to boot. What have we got now, there is  not even a government after years from election and no electricity and great profits for the oil corporations and US contractors and mercenaries at the expense of the US tax payers and several thousand dead soldiers, some of them Poles or Georgians.