fort bragg north carolina, the john f. kennedy special warfare school with one of the most secure operations in the u.s. military were the top special forces and delta force officers trained. and on weekends he is coming up to new york, training the original world trade center comics out there, get to those details any minute. i also found astonishingly that from 1992 on he is an informant for the fbi on the west coast. that is why i call this book trip across. he is crossing the cia, the dia, and fbi. now, patrick fitzgerald, why is patrick fitzgerald part of this story? patrick fitzgerald as i said is one of the most successful and important prosecutors in america. he recently as you know indicted governor blagojevich in illinois. he convicted governor ryan, the former governor. eight convicted billionaire conrad black. in new york when he was cohead and ultimately had organized crime and terror, he convicted a number responsible for many mobsters and terrorists are i upon all the good things that patrick fitzgerald has

fort bragg north carolina, the john f.ennedy special we're fair school with one of the most secure operations in america with top special forces and delta force officers treen and on weekends she's coming up to new york trading the original world trade center bombing. i will get to those in a minute. but i also found astonishingly from 1990 he is an informant from the fbi in the west coast. that is why i call this book "triple cross." he's crossing the cia, the dia at fort bragg and the fbi. now, patrick fitzgerald. why is patrick fitzgerald part of the store? as i said he's one of the most successful and important prosecutors in america. he recently as you know indicted governor bill voinovich and illinois and has convicted the former governor, he convicted conrad black a new york when he was the call had a multiple we have an organized crime and terrorism convicted in number of responsible helping convict many mobsters and terrorists, has a fantastic record and i applaud all the good things patrick fitzgerald has done. b

and fort bragg, n.c., they are running the special ops command, and that is where we will get our answers health care and reform efforts on capitol hill. could it be done without any republican support? democrats could use one of the most powerful weapons to pass a reform, something called reconciliation. you have heard it referred to as the nuclear option. we have bill hamilton, an excellent teacher. he will explain exactly how this would work. >> first, let's talk about splitting the bill. that is the latest proposal that has been floated out there. we saw a proposal to take the public option out, then a proposal that democrats would go alone, and now we have splitting the bill. one part would be controversial and only pass with democratic support. the other could pass with the support of some republicans. the public option, the government run program that critics fear will lead to national health care would be included in the first part, as well as taxes to pay for it. the second option would include things that are more benign, such as our rule that would banish insurance companies fr

traveling around the country and speak at the united states army special operations command at fort bragg and meet with three-star general john mulholland, who at the time was at fort campbell on commanding these guys. i also went to fort campbell and went back and addressed the troops, many of whom are in the book. i tried to send a copy of the book to most people in it. i am still in the process of doing that waiting for the reduced to come back by mail box and they were all great reviews. it's been a very interesting, long process. the book took quite a while to write. i traveled to afghanistan and interviewed about 100 people. interviewed the guys on the ground. i interviewed many afghans and also the pilots and so on. we will talk. on it and then we will take some questions, but i just want to describe to you the return to the beginning and have us set our mind back to what it is we faced back in september and october of 2001. i'd like for all of us in this room to imagine we are a small village afghanistan. and i have just arrived to meet you. and my job is to hopefully convince you

would like to say, concerning afghanistan, i come from a military background -- i was raised in fort bragg, north carolina. we are freedom fighters in this country. we are here to help the people of afghanistan. when it comes to the taliban and al qaeda, they want us dead. they do not care about anything but seeing as dead. i wish that more people would stand up and support our military instead of putting us down. we are not fighting over oil, that is ridiculous. host: a couple more media stories, the publisher says that "the demise of the rival paper was no guarantee that this newspaper would make it. in an article in march, seattle was said to be becoming a "one newspaper town." on a month-to-month basis, we are starting to operate in the black. " for folks going back to school, textbooks are going on line, offer for ipod and iphone, allowing students to access 7000 titles. new jersey, good morning. caller: thank you for having me. this is a great place for foreign and debate. we have to work with the world leaders of the world. the un has that job. if there is a large tribal area, men o

the answer, william lawrence bragg, who won the prize for physics in 1915 at the age of 25. >>> welcome jackson hole, wyoming, for the kansas city fed's annual symposium. i guess i don't -- you know, kansas city is chopped liver compared to -- i mean, it's not even that close, is it? it's in the migd -- >> you think they could go to lawrence or something and hang out -- >> there's plenty of nice places in missouri. you know, the ozarks, independence. i don't -- jackson hole. anyway, fed chairman ben bernanke scheduled to speak tomorrow. we'll be listening for commentary to trickle out from other attendees a. steve liesman will be on the scene. he'll be hosting a one-hour live special from jackson hole tonight called "the fed: crisis & recovery." >>> new jersey broke through unemployment slump, breaking a seven-month streak of job losses. not all news in garden state as an schwarzenegger 8 billion budget deaf looms ahead. we're joined by new jersey's governor, jon corzine. if you were going to -- would you plan something out of state if you were going to talk about new jersey's fortunes

they will not have the support base of fort hood or fort bragg.is why we are so excited about being able to provide mental health care online. we will be able to move into remote areas and provide for the reserve soldiers who are a part of the care. they can do that today with tri- care reserve plus. they will have access to the online mental health care counseling. you all know the tremendous impact that the employment program has made, giving them the opportunity to go through reintegration trainingÑi at different times after they return home from employment. definitely a focus and concern of the army. >> i could speak to the multiple deployments. we do not have correlation data that shows more deployments equal more suicide, but intuitively what we have learned in the course of these discussions is what multiple deployments often do under a voluntary conditions with members electing to go back, sometimes sooner than required. it puts off the family integration challenge. it allows this to take more time, to fester in some cases. this is persona

would like to say, concerning afghanistan, i come from a military background -- i was raised in fort bragg, north carolina. we are freedom fighters in this country. we are here to help the people of afghanistan. when it comes to the taliban and al qaeda, they want us dead. they do not care about anything but seeing as dead. i wish that more people would stand up and support our military instead of putting us down. we are not fighting over oil, that is ridiculous. host: a couple more media stories, the publisher says that "the demise of the rival paper was no guarantee that this newspaper would make it. in an article in march, seattle was said to be becoming a "one newspaper town." on a month-to-month basis, we are starting to operate in the black. " for folks going back to school, textbooks are going on line, offer for ipod and iphone, allowing students to access 7000 titles. new jersey, good morning. caller: thank you for having me. this is a great place for foreign and debate. we have to work with the world leaders of the world. the un has that job. if there is a large tribal area, men o