well and one of them is congressman guy reschenthaler who represents pennsylvania 14th district and he was in the state senate from 2015 to 2019. he is 34 years old. listen to what he told us about his time in iraq. [video clip] calledonvictions, detention orders and 14 of those were for the death penalty. 26, 27.i was >> what did that experience teach you? >> it gave me an appreciation for the united states and it also gave me a lot of optimism with our role in the world. i thought a lot of the iraqis i looked at look -- worked with -- it at us for rules also gave me a lot of hope for the future in general because i really felt -- so many people were interested in our western style of government and justice.

just what you talked about now she has turned it against us. host: larry from arizona, republican. let me introduce you to michael waltz from florida who was a special forces officer in afghanistan. the first green beret are elected to congress. he described his role in searching for missing army private. a soldierivate was that walked off his face, he deserted his base in 2009 on june 30. that's the day i took command in that rotation. i was an army special forces in southeast afghanistan including the province where he was stationed. he stacked up his gear, left his weapon behind. he sent emails to his father denouncing what america was doing there. in my view he did not desert, he defected.