let's bring in now chris phillips he's a former had told the u.k. national counter-terrorism security officer officer all that chris was very happy that you brought your insight to the program the 1st thing i want to ask you in your opinion doesn't even make a fat point that maybe the 5 eyes has started straying into the air out of politics and it sort of what beyond its remit well it certainly it was signals intelligence operation which risk really if gathering information told us and then sharing it with those that need it said no and of course over the last 2 years we have seen a movement away from that will addition to that in games the political sphere and to be quite astute so it's quite fair for new zealand to do what they want to do things in the 40 different way. we have to talk over say about what china said it was saying that it's ready to blind the 5 eyes do you think this is have just interacting statement on could we really see some kind of action coming from beijing well of course 6 you know the whole world works you know it's a round

months if he got the maximum it would be upwards of 40 years in prison in minneapolis, i'm chris pollone. frances, phillipts there thank you, chris. >>> believe it or not, today marks five years since music legend prince suddenly died at the age of 57. to honor the purple one, paisley park, his home and recording studio will be opening its doors to 14,000 fans free of charge. they can pay tribute and view the late musician's ashes which will be displayed in the atrium. it is tragic when you see the toll that opioid abuse has had in the country and the culture. >> the void in the music world for fans to have access and see what he left behind, something else. >> sure is >> sure is we thank youor f check out my new mini munchies with mac & cheese bites. ♪ one more bite- ♪ ♪ just ♪ ♪ gimme one ♪ ♪ more bite. ♪ woah. ♪ cuz i can't wait forever. ♪ my $4 mini munchies. only at jack in the box. ♪one more bite.♪ ♪just give me one more bite.♪ ♪cause i can't wait forever.♪ mac & cheese, now in a tasty bite. pan the box. >>> as to count one, unintentional second-degree murder while committing a felony, find the defe

chris: admiral william mcif raven knows about heroes. he was a navy seal for 37 years, then took command of the u.s. special forces that rescued captain phillipsaddam hussein and took down osama bin laden. in his new book, "the hero code," mcraven offers a blueprint for finding the hero in each of us. some of the qualities you talk about in "the hero code" seem obvious, courage, sacrifice, but i think some may surprise people like compassion. >> yeah. i do think when you take a look at compassion, again, these noble virtues are really about are you making the people around you better. chris: mcraven gives the example of an actor who brought compassion right into a meeting of top u.s. brass in afghanistan. >> in comes this civilian. he says my name's gary sinise. and he went on to make this very compassionate and this passionate plea to general to get some c-130s in order to bring school supplies to the children. and you could see the entire tenor of the room change. when you see this compassion come forward. this great, again, noble quality. it really changes everything about, you know, your own internal belief in the humanity of man. chris: m

chris. >>> a yale professor and founder d britney cunningham is an activist, who hosts the pod cast, undistracted and a member of president obama's task force on 21st century policing. phillip, and britney, you and i have had multiple conversations through the years about this cluster of topics. it's enraging and it's brutal to hear this story but there's also, i have to say, something as someone who's been reporting on this for years, just maddeningly familiar about it all, after the year we've had had, after the year we've had. after the people in the streets, after the calls for reform, after the remarkable change in public opinion in certain respects, a brutal year, one of the most brutal years for the country. phillip, what has changed? why are we here again? >> so first, i have to be responsive to the fact that you're calling out how frustrating and maddening it is to be here watching the news on repeat, it seems. i can't count the number of people i have spoken to today who have said, wait, which one. which killing, which unarmed black man who is dead now. is there a new one or are you talking about the one from yesterday? so that's just a reality that so many black

chris comes from delaware, the former desk -- president biden has spoken at length with our nato allies and other partners and met with military, intelligence, and diplomatic advisors. congressman dean phillipsing strategic freedom will come at the cost of strategic reputation. it is not possible to simply walk away from a war one has been committed to and pay no penalty, even if the penalty is less than the cost of continuing to fight. the truth about afghanistan. hendersonville, tennessee, we go to austin, next up. good morning. caller: good morning, sir, how are you doing today? host: fine, thank you. caller: my only contingency with bringing our troops out of the middle east is, i may not be an afghan vet, but i am a veteran. i have a big issue with bringing people out of the middle east, mainly due to the fact that just in recent news, it ended up being that russia was bringing a lot of mass troops to the ukraine border, and if we pull our troops out of the middle east, then anything that goes wrong with our allies, then it would take a significant longer time to be able to assist anything that may or may not happen. and a lot of people that oppose bringing our troops out of the middle