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table networks out there you actually see conversations asking whether the afghanistan war is worth it biber it's time to leave and you know we've even heard it from a lot of the g.o.p. candidates these days and so something has changed and maybe that's just because it's becoming more acceptable for them to talk about it. well i think i mean it definitely think it's changed the tragedy is that it's taken ten years and how you know almost a trillion dollars an hour many deaths but it's changed for sure but my point is that the public has in many ways been ahead of the elected senate headed the elites now some of the media is catching up with the republicans as you pointed out are starting to talk about it but the tragedy is look what we had to spend and lives and money to get to this point where the washington folks the elected officials who are there to represent us are finally questioning taking on the military industrial and the gun complex and saying no enough is enough and if you listen to the military folks they still have all these plans of why we should stay and how we're going to win