then you do direct pressure and elevation and then you do direc pressure and elevation and a pressure point. direct pressure on the wound an dressing goes on it and a bandage holding it in place. oh my gosh the dress acknowledges soaked through and what do i do? take it off and throw it away? no. put another one on top and hold tighter and get a good grip on it and if you elevate the affe affected part it will redhiew r blood pressure and headach make harder for the blood to come ou and we will talk about pressure points in the body and in the upper arm here and this around the pelvis and you can practice this one at home with a friend and we will do this one here. okay. take your left arm and hold it up, 90-degrees here and take th four fingers of the hand and yo find a muscle on top and muscle below and in the middle there i a bone and you feel on the bone with the forefingers and somewhere in there you will fin a pulse and you mush it up against the bone and if somebod was taking your pulse at your wrist this time the pulse would disappear. what you're doing is reducing the flow of

having understood the position that you've served both as a naval officer and then at the whitehouse as direc of national intelligence. tell meow you see this, how you see the wayother played out and who should we be talking about? >> yes, i think it was really done wel on all sides. the thinking about it that was so good was it a team effort with everybody playing this position, nobody trying to run anybody else's position. the intelligence community,cia, national security agency, national geo spacial agency, they practice, practice, practice, rehearsed more than intelligence. the president gave the go ahead. i give full credit to the president for making the decision to make that raid. >> charlie: tell us y it took a lot of sort of intelligence and courage on the part of the president. and what could be, go wrong and what are the ramifications of that for someone who is planning these kind of missions and soone o has to pull the trigger. >> i think what's good about this decision, contrasted to the decision of iran where you had a president president, brilliant, very smart guy insisted on r