Hardball | December 19, 2012
Getting to the bottom of the Petraeus neo-con connection
Two civilians were given de facto senior adviser status, according to the Washington Post, which allowed them access to information on foreign affairs. Chris Matthews talks to Rajiv Chandrasekaran of The Washington Post and Mother Jones’ David Corn about why Petraeus was being advised by neo-con civilians.
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