haqqani network was holding bergdahl. thrown in at the last minute because the haqqani network didn't want the taliban back. they warranted their guy back. so out of the five, one is haqqani, the rest were actually, basically we paid the qatar folks to pay the taliban off to have them take these guys. this deal was bad it didn't result in anything good, and as stipulated, we should have used these guys to bring a ceasefire in afghanistan between the taliban and the government of afghanistan. we completely blew that. martha: well, colonel amerine says the administration very much wanted him to shut up about what he was talking about. >> absolutely. and they still do. martha: he testified to that yesterday. thank you very much. >> thank you. leland: a training manual for the university of california system telling professors not to say that america is the land of opportunity. why not? well because they might be micro- aggressions. what they are and what they mean our panel debates. martha: and this very odd story. a racial

bergdahl's attorney declined to answer fox's questions, jenna. jenna: catherine, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> this just in. prosecutors in colorado beginning to wrap up their case against accused murder james holmes. jurors hearing from 190 witnesses the past seven weeks during testimony and the trial raising troubling questions about whether holmes could have been stopped before the horrible theater massacre that left 12 people dead and some more wounded. alicia acuna is following the trial and the case in denver. hi, alicia. >> reporter: hi eric. the judge has given the district attorney until june 23rd to wrap up his case but prosecution says they may be able to rest by this friday. the jury in this case must decide if james holmes knew right from wrong at the time of the shooting, something two state appointed psychiatrists testified he did you about he suffered from a mental illness. there is still a question whether the prosecution will call dr. lynn fenton to the stand. she was holmes university psychiatrist while he was student on the

today we have new information on bowe bergdahl. remember he's the american sergeant swapped for the taliban five. ground intelligence revealing he walked off his base and then got high before he was captured in 2009. the revelations seemed to support critic claims that bergdahl deserted his post. catherine herridge live for us in d.c. where is this new information coming from? >> reporter: at the hide of the afghan violence an american contractor set up a network of informants to secure the release of a western journalist sometime after midnight on june 30th 2009. it came across surprising information about another case. according to a former cia officer speaking publicly for the first time. >> an american soldier along with two or three afghan soldiers had been captured. they were using the word duwanna which means high on hashish. >> he had no idea who the american soldier was at the time but it was later learned it was believed to be sergeant bowe bergdahl who was traded for the five taliban commanders at guantanamo bay this. un

bergdahl is from idaho, a small town there. we watched this town support him while he was being held by the at that . while he was there and you really felt bad for the towns people, but there was this big 800-pound gorilla in the room. the idea was let's get him back first. everybody had this impending doom that was hanging over their shoulder. what do you think of the way the white house handled this? >> they handled this horribly. the trade should never have been made the way it was made. susan rice saying he served with honor and distinction is ludicrous. there is one part of it. she tweeted that they are happy for the bergdahl family when the swap was made. that, yeah that's his family. that's different. and now they say they are not arresting him or putting him in pretrial confinement. why would anyone think he is a flight risk? >> you raise a good point. we were watching drinking gin and juice and watching it play out on tv, but you made the point saying why aren't they talking about death as the worst possible punishmen

bergdahl. . the travel ban ends as of today but it's been extended. the government of qatar agreed continue talks about just what do we do with these five former taliban who are accused of mass killings and massacres when they were operating inside afghanistan some time ago. and right now it appears that qatar doesn't want them afghanistan doesn't want them pakistan, maybe, but that would create even more tensions in the region. so these are five former taliban without a place to go right now. >> meanwhile, can you give us an update on bergdahl's legal situation? >> well, bowe bergdahl as we all know this story, he walked away from his base in afghanistan, was captured by the taliban, held for -- held hostage for nearly five years before that prisoner swap. he's been charged with desertion and another charge and there is an article ii which is the equivalent of a grand jury hearing on the military side under military law scheduled for july down there in houston. meantime, he continues to work a

in early 2013, my office was asked to help get sergeant bergdahl home. we audited the recovery effort and determined that the reason the effort failed for four years was because our nation lacked an organization that can synchronize the efforts of all government agencies to get our hostages home. we also realized there were civilian hostages in pakistan that nobody was trying to free so we added them to our mission. i assessed both were caused by an evolutionary misstep, the stovepipe of our federal agencies. the department of defense faces problems in the '80s as navy army air force and marines operated independently of one another, leading to the gold dts water nichols act of 1986. transformation on that scale literally takes an act of congress. to get the hostages home, my teamwork took three lines of effort, make a trade and get the taliban back on the negotiating table. my team was quick to address the latter two of those tasks but fixing the government process was obviously beyond our capability. recovering sergeant bergdahl was a critical step at

bergdahl. he had been held captive by the taliban for nearly five years after walking away from his army post in afghanistan. critics have been calling on the obama consideration to stop the ban. they doubted the original plans could work. >> how they would behave or how after they believe this is something we don't know how they would behave. you can't guarantee somebody after they have been in a jail in the united states that they would go and do the same things or not. >> three of the five taliban leaders reportedly already tried making contact with their old terror network. four of the five are on a u.n. travel black list. >> patricia stark. thanks. today the family found murdered in their washington, d.c. mansion after a suspicious fire will be laid to rest. a crowd will fill a greek orthodox theater to say good-bye to the savopoulos family. it comes as the torch for the accused killer darren went presents a bizarre preview to his defense. dna that was found on pizza trust at the crime sce

in agreement for the release of bowe bergdahl. how long the ban will be in effect and what happens to the men is unclear. we are told that the u.s. is in close contact with qatar authorities to make sure the individuals don't pose a threat to the u.s. washington christine, concerned about the prospect of the men returning to the battle field and endangering the u.s. troops and advisers who are still in afghanistan. those concerns only heightened by reports of three of the former detainees attempted to make contact with active members of the taliban while under supervision. behind closed doors, i have to say, this prisoner exchange which was touted as a win-win a year ago, now seen by many in qatar as a failure by the obama administration. >> it is the military policy they don't leave anyone even a dessert deserter. >>> and breaking overnight, the nsa surveillance program expired at midnight. congress did not extend that part of the patriot act. what does this mean? does that mean that the u.s. is less secure this morning? the deta

my team was equipped to do the two first tasks, and recovering sergeant bergdahl was a critical step to carrying out our commander in chief's objective to ending the longest war in history. i went to congress to repair a dysfunctional bureaucracy to support our president. it caused the army to place me under criminal investigation. i spoke to representative duncan hunter because he is a member of the house armed services committee, and i needed him to buttress our efforts with two simple messages, the hostage

. >> the white house is face agofacing criticism for the detain tees trade for bergdahl. the case is different and down played concerns about the policy change. >> why would they stop kidnapping if you won't give them money and the family will? >> what's clear is the reason we have our policy in place is the resources of united states government are not used to make concessions to terrorists. again, we do not want to open the door to even more americans being vulnerable to a hostage taking? >> are families opening the door? >> we certainly don't want to give additional financial resources to terrorist organizations that we know turn around and use those resources to carry out additional atrocities including additional hostage taking. >> did the bergdahl situation open that door? >> the situation was different because bergdahl wears the uniform of the united states military. >>> now to baltimore. according to the autopsy report obtained by "baltimore sun" he suffered a high impact energy to his neck and spine after his april 12th arrest. the state medical examiner conclude

you see where we get bergdahl and they get five of their leaders that are back on the battlefield.

we are told the soldier was beau bergdahl. >> the bergdahl was high and held high no mads before he wento a terrorist network passed through the proper channelings. a former senior special operations commander told fox it was deemed quote credible and highly usable. asked whether the revelations came into the decision of swapping the taliban 5. >> i don't want to say anything about the investigation that may interfere. >> it was pushed back until september his lawyer declined to answer his questions. ainsley and heather? >> it is 26 minutes after the top of the hour. enemy eliminated. brand new information about the mission that wiped out a major terror target. >> she has real i can't say the has really nice legs? >> the pc police invading america. it is the politically correct edition of "waters world." surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas. supporting millions of new jobs. billions in tax revenue... and a new

these are the taliban senior leaders traded for bowe bergdahl back in 2014. there was an effort by the u.s. government to try to flip some of them to make them intelligent assets and it's described now as a total failure. this is as they are still in qatar and could leave if this deal with qatar falls apart, if you will. the others are the uruguay six. six detainees were sent to uruguay and the state department said they were really not a threat. however, that did not -- they were said that they were a high risk and presents a ris tokk to the u.s. and our allies. julie, the president, the administration has been pushing this for a long time. they are getting pushed back now on how and who they are releasing. >> we're at a difficult point for the administration on guantanamo. if the president leaves office and this is still open it's going to be a huge failure for him. it's something that he staked out during the early days of his presidency but the people there are there because it's difficult to transfer them out or we've deemed them necessary to keep them i

situation and even going back a year when this deal was struck for the release of sergeant bowe bergdahl and these five guantanamo bay detainees. now, it isn't clear what exactly is happening other than this extension of the travel ban is sort of extended for a few more days possibly for a few more months. what we understand at least from d.c. officials is that the negotiations with the qataris are continuing. we don't know if that's indefinite for months for weeks. there's still a lot of questions right now to go with really this entire situation which has made a lot of people angry on capitol hill particularly the lawmakers. but even with afghan officials. so we're sort of in a wait and see. what we know right now is these five detainees will not be leaving qatar tomorrow but according to this agreement they will have the ability to leave qatar but it appears to be extended. clearly the white house thinks that they despite that there is a probability of these guys returning to the battlefield was low, there is some probability so they are working to try to extend this travel ban. so th

the army has now formally accused of bo bergdahl of desertion.o those talks still continuing now to determine the fate of the taliban five. >> what are the major issues on the table regarding a new deal? >> reporter: well as we mentioned it's where are they going, who is going to take them, those talks are undergoing now. one thing the white house really wanted to get across tony was that these individuals, though they remain in qatar, the clock has expired. they remain in qatar under the same security restrictions and tight supervision as they were before. under very close watch said the state department spokeswoman today. >> okay. great. >> to maintain the current restrictive conditions on these individuals as we continue the discussion to determine the path forward here. all five remain in qatar, where they remain subject to extensive monitoring as well as travel restrictions. i think the bottom line for us is that they don't pose a threat to the united states to our securities. >> reporter: these are said to be very high-ranking official in t

these are the taliban senior leaders traded for bowe bergdahl back in 2014.by the u.s. government to try to flip some of them to make them intelligent asseed now as a total failure. this is as they are still in qatar and could leave if this deal with qatar falls apart, if you will. the others are the uruguay six. six detainees were sent to uruguay and the state department said they were really not a threat. however, that did not -- they were said that they were a high risk and presents a ris tokk to the u.s. and our allies. julie, the president, the administration has been pushing this for a long time. they are getting pushed back now on how and who they are releasing. >> we're at a difficult point for the administration on guantanamo. if the president leaves office and this is still open it's going to be a huge failure for him. it's something that he staked out during the early days of his presidency but the people there are there because it's difficult to transfer them out or we've deemed them necessary to keep them in detainment. so he is looking for all o

in early 2013, my office was asked to help get sergeant bergdahl home. we audited the recovery effort and determined that the reason the effort failed was because our nation lacked an organization that could synchronize the efforts of all of our government agencies to get our hostages home. and there was hostages in pakistan so we added them to our mission. the department of defense faces problems in the '80s as they operated independently of one another, leading to the goldwater-nichols act, and transformation on that scale literally takes an act of congress. two get the hostages home, my team worked three lines of effort to develop the viable trade and get the taliban back to the negotiating table. my team was equipped to do the latter two of those tasks and recovering sergeant bergdahl was a critical step to carrying out our commander in chief's objective to ending the longest war in american history so i went to congress to repair a dysfunctional bureaucracy to support our president. it caused the army to place me under criminal investigation. i spok

and who is bowe bergdahl anyway and that is something they want to avoid.ng july 8th for bowe bergdahl, right? >> they do. these guys are about to go free and he is going into indefinite detention if what they are allegeing he did is true. they want you to forget what happened in the rose garden. we know this is bad for someone who made mistakes on the battlefield. >> you say the white house was blindsided and it is stunning when you look back they thought getting him back wasn't going to be looked into and you would have this white house garden ceremony and the white house wraps up the whole afghanistan story and you can be done with the afghanistan story and we brought home this guy. this story turned on them based on the reality. >> that is what happens when you have political appointees running national security and a lot favicolks in the pentagon say that is what is happening. folks with no experience making decisions on what they think plays well in the media or the narrative but advance america's position in the world. >> the reality is being brought

. >>> new information about bowe bergdahl never before heard account of how he landed in the hand of the terrorist. dear stranger, when i booked this trip, my friends said i was crazy. why would i stay in someone else's house? but this morning a city i've never been to felt like one i already knew. i just wanted to thank you for sharing your world with me. it felt like home. airbnb. belong anywhere. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! police say home invasion suspects knew what they were going after when they targeted a family in delco. >> family owns a bar and four men pick a home on old cedar home just after 1:00 in the afternoon. family was roughed up and jewelry and machine write stolen from a safe before the men took off. police officer spotted suspect getaway car ten blocks away. they tried to get away, but three of them were caught. >> i don't know whether they were followed there today or whether they were employees or followed the

the men, the taliban 5 were released in may in exchange for bow bergdahl. they've been in qatar, under travel conditions supposed to expire. >> we are continuing to work that they do not pose a threat to the u.s. and ongoing discussions about what would happen next. as they happen qatar agreed to maintain the restrictions >>> the man they were commented for, bow bergdahl was charged with deserting the army. and in another note al jazeera is funded in part by qatar >>> 45 people were killed when i.s.i.l. fighters drove a dank filled with explosives on to a military base. in a separate attack three i.s.i.l. bombers drove stolen humvees into a base north of fallujah killing 42. >> a freelance journalist has been released. casey coombes arrived in imam, and works for publications. the state department is working to free other americans held captive >>> rescue teams are searching for survivors in a chinese ship disaster. the passenger ship capsized in the yantsy river during a storm and sank in 2 minutes. it carried 450 people many elderly. rob mcbride joins us

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bo bergdahl was a prisoner of war.e should move heaven and earth to get people who have done that and been captured on the battlefield back here. even with the folks that have been released. now these people -- >> even if they end up going back to the taliban and committing more atrotties. >> they have not gone back to the taliban. let's be clear. qatar is a ally of ours. they have made a commitment to not allow that to happen. would like to trust that our allies would continue to commit to that. more importantly, i don't think we should ever establish a system in which the debate on cable news should allow us to influence whether or not we should seek to negotiate the release of prisoners captured on the battlefield. these are horrible people. if it was up to you and i, i would love for them to spend the rest of their lives in detention. but we have negotiated this as a prisoner exchange. we should honor the commitments of that exchange and ensure they should never return to the battlefield. our ally in qatar have ens

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he's the one that did bergdahl.dahl, they get five killer terrorists that everybody wanted over there. we get bergdahl. we get a traitor. we get a no-good traitor, and they get the five people that they wanted for years. and those people are now back on the battlefield trying to kill us. that's the negotiator we have. take a look at the deal he's making with iran. he makes that deal, israel maybe won't exist very long. it's a disaster, and we have to protect israel. [applause] so we need people -- i'm a free trader. but the problem with free trade is you need really talented people to negotiate for you. if you don't have talented people, if you don't have great leadership, if you don't have people that know business -- not just a political hack that got the job because he made a contribution to a campaign which is the way all jobs just about are gotten -- free trade is terrible. free trade can be wonderful if you have smart people. but we have people that are stupid. we have people that aren't smart, and we have peo

system where people who are hostages can pursue that imagine and soldiers can be part of a swap as bergdahl was but other government officials who are serving in a dangerous way may not have the possibility of availing themselves of that exchange. >> this is an extremely complex pilot we are navigating and what the president talked to with the families is we are confronting a hostage taking environment and a threat from particularly terrorist actors that has changed and is not the same one that we designed our policies for before. the statements about no families ever having been prosecuted those are statements made by the justice department and are a statement of fact and in the statement issued today, they do not intend to add to a family's pain going through the ordeal by making threats of prosecution. does it speak to something i can't speak to that. to speak to the brutal actors we've seen. but what is true is the motivations here, including propaganda and sure brutality and is not always about profit. >> so does this mean that since the policy remains the same and there is a reason an

a last minute extension keeping these five terrorists from gitmo traded for bowe bergdahl on lock down in quatar. is this delaying the inevitable? how long before they rejoin the fight. >> wondering where elizabeth hasselbeck is? ♪ >> that's not all that she was doing. the biggest night in christian music going down in nashville. all the highlights from the cay love awards. >> what fun, she's a good dancer. >> let me just say my final line okay. >> sorry. >>> mornings are better with friends. ♪ >>> huey lewis and the news and live from new york city we're live we just saw that elizabeth. in her place we have kimberly guilfoyle. >> it's a pleasure to be here. she's quite the fine dancer. she was running, doing all the stuff for charity. >> she hosted the grand old opry. that will be the biggest nightmare. why don't you dance? >> we're not dancers, she's a dancer. i bet kimberly is a good dancer. >> i dance well if i'm seated. >> i dance after a few drinks. >> we've got a -- >> welcome back steve. >> we missed you. >> thank you. >> we were falling apart without you. >> they have the patr

i'm thinking about the swap of sergeant bowe bergdahl last year when his five years in taliban captivity came to an end after the u.s. secured his release in exchange to five guantanamo detainees. >> yes, we got back bergdahl, and in return we gave up high pretty high-level taliban guys. i think that's really senseless. however, there is the likelihood that different governments will negotiate with terrorists. the u.s. although it doesn't have a perfect record has a pretty clean record at not negotiating with terrorists. the u.k. has a solid record. other countries though like france qatar they're more likely to negotiate with terrorists. i don't think it's a coincidence that their citizens seem to be more likely to be taken captive by groups like al-qaeda. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> the boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev has been sentenced to death by an u.s. judge. tsarnaev addressed the court with a five-minute speech apologizing for the lives he took. in may a federal jury condemned him to die after being found guilty of all charges including using a weapon of mass d

he's the one that did bergdahl.e get bergdahl, they get five killer terrorists that everybody wanted over there. we get bergdahl. we get a traitor. we get a no-good traitor, and they get the five people that they wanted for years, and those people are now back on the battlefield trying to kill us. that's the negotiator we have. take a look at the deal he's making with iran. he makes that deal, israel maybe won't exist very long. it's a disaster, and we have to protect israel. >> yes, we do! >> so we need -- i'm a free trader, but the problem with free trade is you need really talented people to negotiate for you. if you don't have talented people, if you don't have great leadership, if you don't have people that know business, not just a political hack that got the job because he made a contribution to a campaign, which is the way all jobs just about are gotten, free trade is terrible. free trade can be wonderful if you have smart people, but we have people that are stupid. we have people that aren't smart, and we h

in early 2013 my office was asked to help get sergeant bergdahl hope.e audited the recovery effort and determined the reason it failed for four years was our organization lacked an organization to synchronize the efforts of all of our government agencies to get hostages home. we realized there were hostages in pakistan that no one was trying to free so we added them to our mission. i assessed that both issues were caused by an evolutionary misstep that created stoep pipes of our federal agencies. the department of defense faced this problem in the 30i8s as army navy, air force and marines operated independent of each other leading to the goldwater-nichols act of 1986. transformation on that scale literally takes an act of congress. to get the hostages home, my team worked three lines of effort. fixk a coordination of tíkáÑ recovery, develop the viable trade and get the taliban back to the negotiating table. my team was quick to address the latter two of the tasks but fixing the government's interagency process was obviously beyond our capability. recove

. >>> there is new information tonight further sullying the reputation of bowe bergdahl. it's a never before heard account of how he landed in the hands of terrorists. >> reporter: at the height of the afghan war, an american contract set up a network of informants to secure the release of an american journalist. the network came across surprising information about another case. according to a former cia officer who is speaking publicly for the first time. >> an american soldier along with two or three afghan soldiers had been captured. they were use ing using -- >> reporter: a 30 year veteran of the cia said he had no idea who the soldier was until his informant said search teams were calling out an unusual name. >> they wanted to know what was bowe. we were told the soldier was bowe bergdahl. >> reporter: he was passed through the proper channels. a former senior special operations commander told fox it was deemed quote, credible and highly useful. asked whether the revelations factored into the white house swap there was no denial. >> i'm not going to say anything abou

qataris. >> the army sergeant was charged with desertion but general petraeus said that the swap for bergdahl was still the right thing to do. >> the way he fell into the enemy's hand is immaterial. he's one of ours. he was held a prisoner hostage and we needed to get him back. >> reporter: but some lawmakers like representative vicky hartsler said the white house may have broken the law in the process. >> they went around congress and released these terrorists without notifying us and that's wrong. >> reporter: meanwhile, in yemen, an american held by houthi rebels was released today. the white house said very little about the other three. they had been battered by saudi air strikes with the aid of u.s. intelligence and president obama said keeping iran nuclear-free remains his top priority. >> i think i can demonstrate, not based on any hope but on facts and evidence and analysis that the best way to prevent iran from having a nuclear weapon is a verifiable tough agreement. >> reporter: when isis overran iraqi military troops last year in mosul, the second largest city in that country, we'r

military tried and failed to pay a ransom for bowe bergdahl. that's against u.s. law.ere is senator johnson yesterday. >> you believed you were pretty close to potentially having a deal to get 7 hostages in exchange for one taliban leader instead we got one hostage exchanged for five taliban leaders? is that in a nutshell, is that why you have been retaliated against? >> the marine says the army removed him from his job and tried to court-martial him. >> how is the army responding to all of this? >> they are not saying very much. we reached out to them yesterday after this hearing. but all a spokesperson who say was as a matter of policy we don't confirm the names of individuals who may or may not be under investigation. >> kristin fisher live for us in washington. have a great weekend. oo ch oo >>> maryland mosby insists she has a good relationship with police, but not everyone agrees. >> i come from five generations of police officers. that's absurd. of course -- i work with the police department. we rely p on the police department to get these violent repeat offende

. >>> there is new information tonight further sullying the reputation of bowe bergdahl. it's a never before heard account of how he landed in the hands of terrorists. >> reporter: at the height of the afghan war, an american contract set up a network of informants to secure the release of an american journalist. the network came across surprising information about another case. according to a former cia officer who is speaking publicly for the first time. >> an american soldier along with two or three afghan soldiers had been captured. they were use ing using -- >> reporter: a 30 year veteran of the cia said he had no idea who the soldier was until his informant said search teams were calling out an unusual name. >> they wanted what was bowe. we were told the soldier was bowe bergdahl. >> reporter: he was passed through the proper channels. a former senior special operations commander told fox it was deemed quote, credible and highly useful. asked whether the revelations factored into the white house swap there was no denial. >> i'm not going to say anything about that o

they were traded for sergeant bergdahl. the government's attempt to flip the men is described now as a failure. catherine joins us live from washington. >> reporter: there was an effort by the u.s. government to recruit them as asset and influence their actions in the future. it was pursued to strengthen the ability to keep tabs on the men and prevent them from returning to terrorism. it was described as a total failure. those familiar with the intelligence gathering are not surprised. >> our interrogation teams work with the detainees and the level of respect in the organization and ability to penetrate inside of it and his cooperation with us. and using a merit and reward system and try to bring that detainey along. >> and the five were greeted as heroes in the gulf nation of qatar. the restrictions were extended on a temporary basis. they are joined by 65 of the friend exercise relatives in the toiny gulf nation. these are allowing them to reengage with the old terror networks and well understood they were bad actors. >>

qataris. >> the army sergeant was charged with desertion but general petraeus said that the swap for bergdahl was still the right thing to do. >> the way he fell into the enemy's hand is immaterial. he's one of ours. he was held a prisoner hostage and we needed to get him back. >> reporter: but some lawmakers like representative vicky hartsler said the white house may have broken the law in the process. >> they went around congress and released these terrorists without notifying us and that's wrong. >> reporter: meanwhile, in yemen, an american held by houthi rebels was released today. the white house said very little about the other three. they had been battered by saudi air strikes with the aid of u.s. intelligence and president obama said keeping iran nuclear-free remains his top priority. >> i think i can demonstrate, not based on any hope but on facts and evidence and analysis that the best way to prevent iran from having a nuclear weapon is a verifiable tough agreement. >> reporter: when isis overran iraqi military troops last year in mosul, the second largest city in that country, we'r

in 010 general john campbell asked him to look for ways to get sergeant bowe bergdahl home when army commanders realized there was no coherent plan to do so. he says the army retaliated against him for blowing the whistle on a failed foreign policy. >> warren weinstein is dead colin rutherford remain hostages in pakistan. i used every resource available but i failed them. after i made protective disclosures to congress the army suspended my clearance, removed me from my job and sought to court-martial me. >> reporter: the army won't say why it's investigating him. quote both the law and army policy would prohibit an investigation based solely on a soldier's protected communications with congress. lieutenant colonel amerrine describes tougher battles that he says cost the lives of american hostages like warren weinstein killed in a cia drone strike in january. >> my team had a difficult mission and i used all legal means available to recover the hostages. you, the congress, were my last resort. i'm before you because i did my duty, and you need to ensure all in uniform could go on doi

army sergeant bo bergdahl. >> qatar extended their ban. bergdahl, has been charged with desertion. >> the european union is blasting moscow after it imposed a so-called travel black list banning 89 european officials from entering russia. we are now getting reaction from some politicians on that list. for more on that. i want to bring in cnn's senior international correspondent, matthew chance. he joins us live from moscow. so, matthew talk to us about why these particular european officials were black listed by russia. and what some of them are saying about him. >> well pretty angry response, rosemary from the individual whose are on that list of 89 people from the european union. who have, now facing travel bans to russia. and a couple of tweets from, a come of individuals on the list. one from the belgian member of the european parliament. and putin puts me on his black list. not welcome in russia. too much honor for me, mr. putin. reminiscent to the flavor of remarks we got from russians. when they were placed on the european union bla

in 2010 he was asked to look for ways to bring sergeant bowe bergdahl home when army commanders realized there was no coherent way to do so. he testified and how the army retaliated against him for blowing the whistle on a failed u.s. hostage policy. >> juan weinstein is dead. collin rutherford josh boyle, caitlin coleman the child she borne in captivity remain hostages in pakistan. i used every resource available but i failed them. after making protective disclosures to congress the army suspended my clearance, removed me from my job and sought to court-martial me. >> the army won't say why it is investigating him. "both the law and army policy would prohibit initiating an investigation based solely on a soldier's protected communications with congress." lieutenant colonel amarine describes turf battles between the state department, fbi, cia and dod that he says cost the lives of american hostages like warren weinstein, killed in a cia drone strike in january. >> i'm before you because i did my duty and you need to ensure all in uniform can go on doing their duty without fear of reprisa

bergdahl was swapped a year ago for the taliban five commanders and their confine independent the gulf nation of qatar has been temporarily extended but a leading republican sauce ail five commanders have reengaged with their old it inworks and will go back to the fight. >> i wish i could tell you i thought the administration understood the threat from these five as well as the threat from al qaeda and assist in the case of these five, the administration continues to underestimate what it means for them to come back. >> the administration for its part has publicly downplayed the risk,. >> catherine, great reporting as all. >> thank you. >> i want to look at the corp over wall and broad something that could happen tomorrow. big concerns that the greeks are just not going to pay up. we are hearing very, very belligerent talk out of the greek leader, this 338 million u.s. dollars debt payment we have to make tomorrow? we just might skip it. i'm pair raise fog say the greeks are feeling like they're being strung along with the international monetary fund, bit european regulators and saying

he did bowe bergdahl. we got bergdahl a trader, and they get five terrorist they wanted.get a no-good trader and they get the five people they wanted for years and those people are back on the battlefield trying to kill us. take a look at the deal we are making are iran. if he makes that deal israel maybe won't exist very long. we have to protect israel. [applause] >> i am a free trader. but the problem with free trade is you need really talented people to negotiate for you. if you don't have talented people if you don't have great leadership, if you don't have people that know business, not just political hacks that got the business because he got the job for making a political contribution to a campaign which is how about all jobs are gotten, free trade is terrible. free trade can be wonderful if you have smart people. but we have people that are stupid and not smart and we have people controlled by special interest and it is not going to work. here is a couple stories that happened recently. a friend of mine is a great manufacturer. china comes over, dumping their stuf

think it's very likely -- >> knowing what you could know now, general about the bowe bergdahl, could have been a turncoat or traitor would you yourself have been as aggressive on such deal? >> we thought that he had walked away from this base. i was in command when it happened. we didn't know his mental state. he was a young man and so the effort to get him bakken i think is keeping faith with that soldier and with every soldier. >> never leave map behind. >> exactly. >> how would you police the web site of these five? qatar says we'll watch them another six months. do you trust them? can they do that? >> by definition, i trust the qatar-ese but i don't trust fee five. i if we had an american captured for tithe years and he came back we went expect him to side with the enemy. so i think we have to expect that. but five people aren't going to change the calculus or balance of the fight. it is, it could be a built of a morale victory for the taliban. they could use this for propaganda. but i don't -- i wouldn't overplay that. i think we are where we are we move forward and if they go b

. >> they were willing to do anything possible to get bowe bergdahl out. >> haven't we negotiated andd ransom in the sense that we gave five of the highest taliban commanders. >> the bowe bergdahl situation was different. i will applaud the administration for doing something that's frankly long overdue. that is in the face of a difficult situation that requires the coordination of a dozen or more agencies when an american is kidnapped abroad they're giving families a single point of contact and making it very clear what the policies and procedures are. hopefully that will give the families who are going through an extraordinarily trying time for clarity and empowerment. >> what struck me today is why do we need this unit? right, larry? >> i agree. >> if we were honest about the threat of isis that would be one thing. i guess we're acknowledging that we have to set up this unit because we have a humongous terrorist problem in the world still. >> i would rather they focus on stopping and killing the terrorists than creating a whole level of bureaucracy for families who are in this situa

we've seen with the taliban five the guys we traded for bergdahl bergdahl many of them have been tryingey are trying to go with another round of the qataris trying to get another travel ban. it's difficult to keep any kind of idea and thumbhold on these countries we send these guys to. >> that's an admission there was something wrong with the conditions. we all said when that policy was announced, trade the taliban five for bergdahl that was not a good deal. those terms should have been permanent location in that country with permanent restriction on travel. >> that wasn't the case. general jack keane, we appreciate your time. >> good talking to you, leland. >>> switching over to politics. mitt romney is getting back into presidential politics but this time not as a candidate but a host. a half a dozen gop hopefuls are in utah. john roberts is joining us live from utah. >> good afternoon to you. yes, it is day three of camp mitt. it's a shark tank for the presidential candidates looking to sign up some deep-pocketed donors who raised 500$500,000 for romney. the republican candidates wer

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we get bergdahl they get five guys they want. you have to double up triple up the sanctions. >> if they were on the verge you would take them out. >> let me explain before you get there. you wouldn't want to do that unless it's necessary. you cannot let them have a nuclear weapon. >> under any circumstances? >> you can not let them. from the standpoint of us and from the standpoint of israel you cannot let them have a nuclear weapon. i believe they're delaying everything because they're doing and developing. once they have it we can't talk the same way. it's a different ball game. i believe they are tapping us. i believe they're doing a lot of things. i said to myself how can it take this long to make a deal? you remember the last time i was with you, one day, two days maybe a week. this is going on forever. it's going on forever. they have these long delays in between. i'll say this it's a terrible deal for us. it's a terrible deal for israel. it's a deal that shouldn't happen. and we're negotiating from weakness. their negotiat

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