I’ll be on Monday night to talk about my column. Here’s how he opened last night’s show:

AARON BROWN, CNN ANCHOR: Good evening again everyone.
The worst is yet to come. That’s what the secretary of defense indicated today before the Congress. There are more pictures, many more, and there are videos too and they depict scenes, according to Mr. Rumsfeld, worse than anything we’ve seen so far.
So should they be seen? Indeed, should the original photos have been seen at all? It will not surprise you to know that to me the answer is clearly yes but I put the question out there tonight after reading a piece today by Jonah Goldberg, who will join us on Monday.
In the piece, Mr. Goldberg, the conservative columnist, argues that CBS, which aired these pictures first and then the rest of us should have sat on them because of the damage they have done. He correctly notes we withhold pictures all the time, people jumping out of the World Trade Center, for example.
Again, he’ll join us on Monday to argue his point fully. We’ll argue ours in two sentences. You don’t appreciate what happened in that prison until you see it. No one did and now the world will judge us not simply by the pictures but how we handled those who were participants in the degradation of people who had no power at all.