BLITZER: Another U.S. general in deep trouble because of comments made about what's going on in Afghanistan. Let's go back to our Pentagon correspondent Barbara Starr. What's going on here, Barbara?</s>BARBARA STARR, CNN PENTAGON CORRESPONDENT: Wolf, this word just coming in from Afghanistan. Major General Peter Fuller, one of the top U.S. commanders in the effort to train Afghan forces relieved of duty, fired by the top commander general John Allen. This follows General Fuller making remarks to a reporter from "Politico" here in Washington yesterday where he certainly disparaged, there's no question about it, the Afghan government. He made remarks that Afghan leaders, including Hamid Karzai, the president, are isolated from reality. At one point he told the "Politico" reporter, quoting, "You've got to be kidding me. I'm sorry, we just gave you $11.6 billion and now you're telling me I really don't care?" General Fuller not disputing, we are told, that he made those remarks, that he was quoted accurately, now relieved of duty. After saying these sorts of things publicly, there was no way he could continue in that position, which really is a NATO and U.S. job helping train Afghan forces, $12 billion a year in taxpayer money going to try and help the Afghans. Wolf?</s>BLITZER: All right, Barbara, thanks very much. Coming up, a never before seen look at secret CIA videos that were designed to brief President Reagan to prepare him for trips abroad. Stand by.
General is Dismissed for Criticizing Afghan Government