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Mark Zachary, who'd been in the mortgage business for 12 years when he took a job at Countrywide as a regional vice president in Houston, says he found a corporate culture of shady, possibly illegal practices. Video
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The Man Who Pushed America to War

Read excerpts of Aram Roston's book on Ahmad Chalabi:

Part 1: Iraq's master manipulator

Part 2: ‘Golden age’ for young Chalabi

Part 3: Collapse of a business empire

Part 4: Saddam's airline hijacking school

Part 5: Chalabi's Iran connection

  Analysis
NBC Investigative Producer Bob Windrem reports

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