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John Ratcliffe: 'You don't need to be an intelligence expert' to see what happened

By: FOXNews.com
Former Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe joined "America's Newsroom" Thursday, and gave his analysis of the crisis unfolding in Afghanistan.
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