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I missed the drawing maps in the sand part of Geraldo's report, but I did see him grandstanding in front of the troops, and I wondered what in the world (WTF) were they doing standing behind him, posing, for what seemed like an hour. (I saw the beginning of his report, some part in the middle, and then the end.) I saw the end of the report where Geraldo telegraphed the immediate future of the mission by having everyone give their regards to their family/friends, and he did the same. He is a danger to those men. He may or may not have had good intentions. Who cares! The important thing is for the mission to be a success. Geraldo can go lick his wounds elsewhere. If we have to have embedded reporters, then they'd better be humble and care more about the mission than the Pulitzer Prize.