>> mike lions, retired u.s. army ranger, thank you for your insight . >>> ahead next hour we will explore more of the regional implications of the mosque attacks in yemen. tun tunisia, says they were trained in libya. 24 people there were killed mostphon tourists. thousands took to the streets today to celebrate tunisia's index and condemn the attack. jackie roland has more from tunis. . >> it's independence day in tunisia. that means flags and processions. it's a national holiday but celebrations this year have been overshadowed by the shooting attacks two days earlier. >> the first challenge is the security challenge and the challenge of winning the war against terrorism. tunisia is in a war against terrorism. we won't win if we don't stand together. >> there is a visible security presence on the street. not just police but also army here they are guarding the french embassy. the second largest party in the governing coalition says the security measures need to go further. >> the countries fought terrorism in

. >> mike lions says the fight in pakistan has big implications for the region. >> this is classic proxy war what we thought would develop second and third tier countries would be fighting each other. the fact that saudi arabia is so involved with their air strikes. >> yes yes. >> just shows you how much they feel the existential threat is. ground forces changes the equation right now. the way the situation is in the ground now the houthis still control it. the air strikes are doing classic missions from the air but again if you want to take and hold this ground you've got to put ground forces there. if saudi arabia does that it changes the calculus. we've got friends in the middle east that are concerned about what that deal is going to look like if iran is going to become even more powerful. so the stake is what do these countries think that the united states is actually going to support them. but you've got parties for both sides to agree on a situation here. probably restoring the president of yemen probably bringing back the parliament. but the houthis are going to want something as

. >> i asked major mike lions he served before and mike said look, this was one unit, it was poor leadership, there were bad apples it is hard to paint the rest of the force with the same bad brush. the community looking at how this can happen, leonard says it is explained by united states soldiers being taught by their leadership, that they are owner superior men, and dave echos that. he goes oh the ubermensc treatment. to get soldiers to kill unarmed civilians, this is further complicated because of irregularity of warfare, the impersonal nature, for example, you press a button to kill hundreds of people. in the documentary, it was pass fating these gentlemen who killed these afghan civilians actually kept body parts they kept a finger of the first individual. and they were playing poker the rest of the friends they threw the finger on the cards. almost as an anti-ing up so obviously other folks within the platoon knew about it, what do you think from your research kept them from speaking up? i think it is very difficult -- you have to imagine yourself being a very young person, in a very

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