the federal government health and human services wanted to do an exercise that looked at the post-end iraq's attack. how we would handle from three of four days into its how to a number of days. we're about lots and lots of work around the site of mass access and be able to get antibiotics to people very quickly. the department of public health has done an amazing job of exercising a plan that is really a template for the nation. the play but has been shared through a lot of jurisdictions. that is nice. this is a biological issue. this is a warfare agent that is not going to go away with one round of antibiotics. how you deal with hundreds of thousands of people exposed to something that will take a minimum of 60 days of antibiotics. what you do with the contaminants. it is a question that nobody has really addressed at the highest of all because it focuses on the 72 hours of getting the antibiotics out. we started this process back in the fall, and the exercise series really kicked off in february. it had every level of government and was really unique. has not been done to many times where

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post revolution. and find out if britain can resist the strong scottish calls for freedom. by the british military operation in iraq has ended after more than eight years with the last group of royal navy training staff now having pulled out the u.k. joining the us invasion of iraq in two thousand and three under the pretext of destroying saddam hussein's weapons of mass destruction but one w. enemies were never of proud of the war fell out of favor with the british public and even more so with the death of one hundred seventy nine soldiers during the conflict most of the u.k.'s military forces withdrew two years ago some experts say they failed to make iraq a safer place with terror attacks still happening there on a regular basis let's get more on this from the british antiwar activist drawn to recent joining us from london the mysteries just paying tribute to be a one hundred seventy nine british personnel who died in iraq the u.k. defense secretary said they were fighting for security and stability in the country but with all due respect to their memory was a war really worth the casualties and money spent. no i don't th

post, went the other direction. you thought getting saddam hussein was the name of the game. your point, josh? >> there was what happened to in tora bora, the large refocusing of attention on iraq back the end of -- back the end of 2001, but i think the big picture here is that these questions about credit and is this really george w. bush's victory or whatever, these are the kind of things that appeal to already committed political partisans. i think the big political picture here is that there are really not -- nothing anybody is going to be able to say to take the credit away from barack obama over this. that doesn't mean people won't try, that doesn't mean a lot of ask republicans won't continue to say it's george w. bush, but what it really comes down to politically, in a sense, george w. bush's credit is irrelevant in a political context today. he is no longer on the ballot. i think what this really comes down to is going into 2012, republicans have decided that they were going to run against this caricature of president obama, as someone who basically vacillating, hesitant, someone who doesn't really understand the dangers that face the united states and the world and that was -- tha

post hydra cells by waging a war in afghanistan, waging a war in iraq? i don't think so. yet we've killed bin laden, what's changed today. >> again, to that end, $800 billion was the cost of$400 billion the cost of the war in afghanistan. the overall cost between 9/11 and bin laden's death, $1.3 trillion. and the guy's living in the suburbs of islamabad next to the pakistani west point. we know after this wave breaks, we're going to be back on the debt ceiling. what are we doing? >> so, this was an expensive execution operation, but i think we're asking exactly the right question. the question is, now, so the goal from day one, from 9/11, was we are now, we the americans are going to hunt down and kill osama bin laden. you've done that. when does the peace dividend start? when does america say, okay, mission accomplished and now it's time to start spending that money somewhere else. and you know what, there are lots of places at home where i think america can spend the money. >> did the iraq and afghan operations -- >> were they relevant? >> -- contribute at all? >> i think that's a great question. historians should answer it. there's an even easier question we should be