of five different checkpoints, coming into falluja. i'm really glad that the new york bar association is putting this on. they are doing something here that the administration and congress have failed to do, which is to hold open debate and discussion. the reason the administration has suppressed debate on this is because the case for integrating london -- women has been so weak. and anytime what elliott would call is a smokescreen is empirical evidence, that women suffer -- not just average women, but active-duty women average 2-10 times the injuries men do in the military. that is a liability, not an asset, when you have that additional risk. these are very fit women. the argument for women in combat depends on ignoring that. it depends on a false claim that women are interchangeable with military men and infantrymen, which depends on ignoring decades worth of research, sports medicine, military medicine, military experience. the marine corps' nine-month integrations that he is only the latest in a series that have been done over tim

president that can't utter the words radical islamic terrorism, isis has taken over cities, ramadi and falluja and tikrit. is this a generational battle or can you actually defeat isis and can you do it? >> you know, heidi and i lost a friend of ours, barbara olson and she was in the plane that flew into the pentagon. and we lived less than a mile from the pentagon. and heidi at the time was working in the white house, and when those planes were coming in, at first the secret service came through and told everyone stay where you are, don't go anywhere. but then, when the second plane hit, the secret service was running through the white house complex and they were saying, get out now, don't walk, run. so heidi ran out, they wouldn't let her get her car. so she wasn't able to drive home so she took off her high heels and walked across the bridge and walked home barefoot and i know there are people all across new york who experienced that, in d.c. and pennsylvania and all across the country, we have had terror attack after terror attack after terror attack in america, most recently in san bernar

. -- i have why maintained my friendships with all the marines i was with in the battle of falluja in 2004. it provided a lasting memory for me. i went house to house with these marine rifle platoons great and recorded their story, and i saw some of the worst combat in iraq, where i literally pulled a moline who had half his face taken off by a bullet out of a firefight -- these are lasting memories that allowed me to write this book, but it created a bond of friendship that has lasted a lifetime for me. when he asked me what i wanted to do, i wanted to take him to the battle of brooklyn. the battle of brooklyn is the largest battle of the american revolution. interestingly enough, it begins in a watermelon patch. it was outside of greenwood cemetery, present-day greenwood cemetery. there was something called the red lion inn. had a at a stone -- stone, quote, the devil's footmark in it. people would come there as a tourist attraction. 27, night of august 20 6, 1776, british tickets found the watermelons and it began a firefight, which began the largest battle of the american revoluti

environment of an urban operation like we had urban operations in ramani and urban operations in fallujat is a great concern to us. we make every effort, i will give you an example, we were engaging with the bulk storage facilities to finance and the facility had a southern section of mosul, major distributor of funds to daesch fighters we want supplies and security and involvement and occasionally a female and her children in and out of court. we actually saturated that with intelligence surveillance to get a patented life study and formulated a plan to ensure that women and children and noncombatants were cleared of that bjective. we went as far as putting a hellfire on top of the building and airburst it so it wouldn't destroy the building, simply knock on the roof to ensure she and the children are out of the building and we proceeded with the operation. that is an example how we do this but we have to understand daesch is into the fabric of the people, they are using civilian force as human shields and we will fight and do everything possible we can to keep those civilian casualties