美国有线新闻 CNN 2014-06-07（在线收听）

 I'm Anderson Cooper, welcome to 360 podcast. First, look at Bowe Bergdahl's first moment of freedom, and then continue controversy the deal for his release, let's get started.Breaking news while we are learning about the army's initial investigation into the private Bergdahl's disappearance, and then the intelligence led the deal for his return. Barbara Star has that, she joins us now for the Pentagon. So over the past 3 days, Barbara, there's been a lot said about Bergdahl's time as soldier people shared with them, calling him a deserter, you are finding out commanders painted a different picture, am I correct? Well, that's right, Anderson, good evening, there was an initial fact-finding investigation when Bergdahl first disappeared, I've spoken to a source who has been briefed on those findings and knows them in detail, this source telling me that Bergdahl's own commanders said he was a good soldier that he did what he was supposed to, at some point, the other troops in the unit reported that Bergdahl appeared bored and started saying things about wanting the unit to do more that he thought the unit was too passive, but here is something else that's quite interesting, the troops also reported that Bergdahl had left indeed the unit once before, and he had gotten outside the wire, well, how did that happen? and what is that to say about unit security? because if Bergdahl could sneak past the concertina wire, that also means the Taliban would might have been able to find a way to get in. What kind of security, what kind of oversight, what kind of command was in this unit, these questions are likely to start being raised, Anderson.