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stressful situations every day, like being shot and convoy just driving around and dangerous areas of baghdad. your head was like, constantly like scanning for something dangerous. be a strong sergeant. i don't take no, that's just the way i was. but like the 1st 2 months i was in baghdad like i'm really, really sick, had nose bleeds, feinting, dizziness i lost, like 40 pounds. so they met of x me out of iraq. then my conway got hit the day after i got met of x. and so i saw the kid come back in and he was one of my soldiers and i felt horrible. and like that was a day that i saw psychiatry with the arrow and i walk straight there because that's what you do. i don't know. and they put me on convent right. that's how this all started. they're trained while they're on active duty, very, very systematically that if you come back and you have problems, you need to go to the doctor a 100 years ago if they had this kind of a trauma would talk to their fellow soldiers talk to their parents, talk to their friends talk to their pastor, and instead they're going to their doctor and getting medicated. a

i've had correspondence i live in baghdad. in other world news, the non duration of an orthodox church feeder in montenegro has been held despite protests against the move. the ceremony anointing. bishop, you're near tia as, as a new head of the serbian orthodox church, took place in a c 10 you earlier demonstrators. broad roads and font with police before the observation opponent. see the church as a symbol of serbian influence over montenegro. 15 years after independence, i speak to, i'll just hear balkan reporter, yvonne pavlovitch who joins this lie from the capital article. read that. thank you for being with us. so the non duration of the bishop has gone ahead. how disruptive have the process to jason? always come in to see feel the same thing about this integration take place. this morning we saw some pictures for classes between protest this and the police. the police protested with here against the respondents with throwing back rocks to the police. as we heard from the police there, there is a couple of people injure

the tactical weapons and se, but a technology equipment from foreign providers are being shown in baghdad. as part of an international exhibit option, and we are keen to obtain the latest equipment to combat terrorism. also, cyber warfare is as important as filed war. this exhibition provides an opportunity to exchange expertise with foreign companies. diplomatic missions representing 55 countries are seeking to improve their defense capabilities. it's a multi $1000000000.00 industry. my company we provide and we export all different equipment from the united states with us. the problem face approvals, we bring with us a host of teams around the world to help provide other solutions that are not available. united states, hardy and i'm on the list of samples of the group. i use a locally manufactured captured weapons, but also shown experts say this can also help develop defense tactics. iraq became a home for a number of armored groups, including the ice in the us led invasion in 2003. but despite its defeat in 2017 ice in the brazil still pose a threat. taken advantage of a lack of secur

why had to join us from baghdad details now merging off that attack? just bring us up to speed on what we know happened well as to have 2 separate attacks, one in south, the cur cook, the other in more south of most of the 1st attack that happened overnight. it was a twin attack by iso militants who 1st engaged in military confrontations with the chick point a to point to individuals at the those belonging to the federal police directly for the police. and then of the killed 3 of the federal police individuals in the 1st attack that happened overnight. and then they set up a kind of an ambush when the backup came from the visit of police to that chick point. and that will show the area south of cur cook, then they exploded to explosive devices and killed the rest. so the number of debt is 12 for the police. individuals, 3 injured and one missing. now eye witnesses in the area say that, that the evacuation of the, of the, the retrieving of the bodies of the casual his was conducted via helicopters. but there was at night vision missing equipment which m

. >> baghdad very quickly moves from a state of joy and euphoria... >> no saddam, he is squashed!ers set upon government buildings, upon businesses, fires break out. and there are thousands of u.s. troops in the city at that point, but they don't have orders to stop it. >> the goodwill in iraq lasted only a few days, because the u.s. attacked iraq without any plan b at all. i mean, there was nobody even to keep law a order in baghdad, leave alone the, the other cities. >> i picked up a newspaper today, and i couldn't believe it. i read eight headlines that talked about "chaos!" "violence!" "unrest!" and it just was, "henny-penny, the sky is falling." i've never seen anything like it! it's just unbelievable how people can, can take that away from what is happening in that country. >> narrator: secretary of defense donald rumsfeld had overseen the planning for the war. now he was doing damage control. >> it is a fundamental misunderstanding to, to see those images over and over and over again of some boy walking out with a vase and say, "oh, my goodness, you didn't have a plan." tha

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should the president have let baghdad fall? what congress should actually do in those circumstances. maybe we will start with representative meijer this time. rep. meijer: just briefly on the soleimani strike, the 2002 aumf was a secondary justification. president trump said under the article ii powers he has, he was executing them to prevent a strike. i think there is a lot of fear, this is some of the concern around applying the 2001 aumf against the islamic state in 2014. there is this concern that if we take away these authorizations, we will be tying the president's hands and putting our country at a disadvantage. with a clarification on the 2002 aumf the president has capabilities, every strike we have conducted in iraq, to my knowledge, especially against malicious under president trump -- against militias under president trump. the article ii self-defense is still there and there is a longer conversation about what that looks like. even if in that case with isis in 2014, a court would have ruled the 2001 aumf did not ap

learn from a high level al qaeda operative under interrogation about significant context between baghdad, smooth overwrought, and al qaeda. this was devastating. here's the director of central intelligence telling the secretary of state that he has interrogated evidence. ready while the secretary turned to me and said, put it back in how kind it continues to have a deep interest in inquiring weapons of mass destruction. as with the story as the car we in his network, i can trace the story of a senior terrorist operative telling how rac provided training in these weapons to al qaeda. later i learned that that was shake al libby that had happened just instantly happened. it happened months before that he'd been water boarded in egypt . 20 did this, no us personnel were present and he had recanted within a couple of weeks. and we never were told about that. every statement i make today is backed up by sources solid sources. these are not assertions. what we're giving you, our facts and conclusions based on solid intelligence. we were indisputably, we were lied to me at this hour. american a

happened in the past few weeks is that iran and saudi arabia have had several rounds of negotiations in baghdad, mediated and facilitated by the iraqis and there is a possibility that iran could eventually end up reducing its support for the houthis as part of a deal with saudi arabia. that makes for a much more sustainable agreement and it could potentially be the beginning of de-escalation in the persian gulf region. host: this is sam in new jersey, who says he opposes the deal. caller: good morning. i don't oppose the deal per se. there were faults in the original deal and also with the idea of pulling out. i hesitate to cast pulling out of the deal under the light as trump did it so it is automatically bad. i think there were problems on both sides. as a massive fan of c-span, i have spent enough time in the middle east that when i hear rhetoric like this gentleman is using, it is pretty clear to know which side he falls on. out appreciate somebody in a case like this or somebody is so clearly pro-iran, if you could consider next time having somebody with a perspective from the other side.

he later became baghdad chief of the ap.ow did what you see that day lead you to covering the middle east? >> i was living and working in new york. my whole family was there. it was a primary day in new york. we were all going to be working late. i was a producer for the local nbc news. we had planned a late day that day. i was sleeping in and i had to rush to work. i got there before the first tower fell. we were in midtown manhattan, seeing the smoke from downtown. just knowing that this was such an ext ordinary event. i was two years out of college and had my whole future ahead of me. suddenly, it was changed forever. my career took a different direction than i ever would've anticipated because this horrible event opened my eyes to this reality of people out there who want to do bad things to us. all i could think about was, why ? i had to understand. i needed to know. what was also really striking, i'm an air of a mannequin. i never knew that until 9/11. i'm a new yorker and i never thought of myself as anything else. su

aimed at setting the record straight in the us military on leave a massive series of airstrikes on baghdad and other cities in iraq. and it was both shocking and awesome, as it was promised to be swept the nation after the events of $911.00. so much so that journalist felt that they could not ask critical questions. cbs anchor, dan, rather who went on the letterman show and who said george bush, the president, he makes the decisions. and you know, there's just one american wherever you want me to line up, just tell me where. and he'll make the call. talk about media that have completely given up their autonomy, fox news, and rupert murdoch's empire with consistently in favor of the war on iraq. in fact, all his editors about a 180 of them took a pro war. busy line in the lead up to the iraq war one, oregon saddam begins. we expect every american to support our military. and if they can't do that, to shut on color or audiences were led to believe the iraq war would be over in months if not weeks. and months our patients will be one of our strengths that american troops would not end up meye

years that have li sheet, global warfare, geo politics and the media from washington to cobble to baghdad. and beyond the warrant. terror is still making headlines off country unless fear for their feed him news outlets on the outside are still struggling to get past the spin reality. there is much that after 20 years has not changed. we'll see you next time here to the listening for how many nukes is too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties. there are fewer regulations who own a tiger than their our own. a dog. how can this be happening? weekly take on us politics and society, and that's the bottom line. i prefer to see things for myself. ah, to look at things, not through the lens of politics, but through the lens of humanity. the i've been to the playground where tamir rice was shot and killed. i've been to the streets of ferguson a protest. i've seen the anger and frustration of so many americans. but what was most clear was a desire for change. you can see black lives matter transforming from hash tag to a movement ah,

my mother in law had, has more from baghdad. there is heavy military presence in russia area and southern nuclear cook photo and the attack the twin attack by iceland. the idea that killed 12, the federal police, individuals injured the others and one for the police individual is still missing this according to security sources. and can cook. now the area in there are a shad is very difficult which help isolate launching multiple attack starting think for the police. and also at that follows the sweep operation by the federal police that led to the apprehension of military commanders isolate commander in the area. and that's probably the reason why they came in under under attack by iso militants in the area. remember this area isis ice, the militants have been launching multiple attacks, talking security forces including federal police and also a popular mobilization forces in the area. over the past 2 years, syrian government forces have, shall, the southern rebel held enclave of that are enduring civilians. it follows a 3 day

when there was math floating in baghdad, the only building us army decided to protect was the ministry of oil. go figure iraq, you have one of the best health care systems in the entire middle east. before the invasion. there were $34000.00 doctors, literally half of them. 17000 and doctors left a rock after 2003. 12 percent of iraq's hospitals were destroyed and told this was taken on civilians. look at the example of felicia, a city retake in 3 times. in 2004, the u. s. completely destroyed. one 5th, 20 percent of all the buildings and for loser, the u. s. dropped so many bombs, they literally turn the city radioactive from all the depleted uranium and chemical weapons. now solution is one of the highest rates of cancer and infant mortality in the world with children being born with her riffing birth defect. child birth defects skyrocketed with some 33 times the rate in europe, the birth defects. and for lucia are even higher than in hero shima. nagasaki, which the us distort with to new. so was it worth it? what exactly did iraq gain from all this in the last 20 years? let's do a qu

and after the return of the dollar bond for the 1st time, people are trickling baghdad, trying to develop de, recover and rebuild their lives. but we have also said that the country that's done still waiting for the dollar bond to announce the new government. people, of course, because the boss st. james, i totally failed to take the country against a dollar bond. the system had labs the bank, kepler's institutions, and people are watered as to what will happen in the future. uncertainty debt by debt at the rail hall because people have been saying that since they take over by that dollar bond piece and security has returned, people are able to travel at night, which was really and bought didn't know, checking bought by that dollar bond. they're trying to keep good faith as far as the public is concerned. demonstrators have been protesting on savvy as border with cause of voe against to move by christina to deny entry to vehicles with so being that license plates. because of the has sent to police officers to the area under the new rules dr. is master move will cover up to be in license p

years that have li sheet, global warfare, geo politics and the media from washington to cobble to baghdad. and beyond the warrant, terror is still making headlines off country unless fear for their feed him news outlets on the outside are still struggling to get past the spin to reality. there is much that after 20 years has not changed. we'll see you next time. here to the listing news, news, news, news that amber and russian supposed to harlem entry election in the president, putin, 21 year grip on power. the listening post dissects the media how they operate, the stories they cover. and the reason why the 911, the top of the world, 20 years on the war that followed, finally ended and i've got a son. but that's what caught, this didn't real, obviously, unique, attractive on african, happy in history, through the eyes of the fearless and vision. rito makers, germany goes to the poles and elections the the i'm going to merkel replace after 15 years in power. what will the result mean for german and european union? september on al jazeera gave me the young river traders, resume thinking ne