general david petraeus was much admired by the american media. the commandos would become the cutting edge of this ambitious generals war against the insurgents you know i've spent a little bit of time at the where you were training the police commandos and i got the strong impression that you're putting a lot of priority on the police force today well that helped them develop these special police units some of them or their own initiative initially and great initiatives like the special police commandos which they now have nine battalions of those forces eight of which are in active operations right now. they were taught by the general but that he was just good to be has been in the. it was the shot or you missed. a bit seen here with james steele was a sunni iraqi general who had been imprisoned by saddam. he now headed the special police commandos which were financed from a two billion dollars fund controlled by general petraeus. at the very most american. are doing or. should. you. call one. it was the first time the americans could work with

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general david petraeus was much admired by the american media. the commandos would become the cutting edge of this ambitious general's war against the insurgents you know i've spent a little bit of time at the where you were training the police commandos and i got the strong impression that you're putting a lot of priority on the police force today well that helped them develop these special police units some of them or their own initiative initially and great initiatives like the special police commandos which they now have nine battalions of those forces eight of which are in active operations right now. they were taught by the general but that he was just as good to be as been on the bus that must be in. there was the shot or you mr. talbot seen here that james steele was a sunni iraqi general who had been imprisoned by saddam. he now headed the special police commandos which were financed from a two billion dollars fund controlled by general petraeus. with. the reports from are. are doing or. should. you. call. it was the first time the americ

general david petraeus was much admired by the american media. the commandos would become the cutting edge of this ambitious general's war against the insurgents you know i've spent a little bit of time at the where you were training the police commandos and i got the strong impression that you're putting a lot of priority on the police force today well that helped them develop these special police units some of them or their own initiative initially and great initiatives like the special police commandos which they now have nine battalions of those forces eight of which are in active operations right now. they were taught by the general but that he was just as good to be as been on the bus that must be in. there was the shot or you mr. talbot seen here that james steele was a sunni iraqi general who had been imprisoned by saddam. he now headed the special police commandos which were financed from a two billion dollars fund controlled by general petraeus. there with. the reports america. are doing or. should. you. call. it was the first time the a

general david petraeus was much admired by the american media. the commandos would become the cutting edge of this ambitious general's war against the insurgents you know i've spent a little bit of time at the were you were training the police commandos and i got the strong impression that you're putting a lot of priority on the police force today well that helped them develop these special police units some of them or their own initiative initially and great initiatives like the special police commandos which they now have nine battalions of those forces eight of which are in active operations right now. they were taught by the general but that he was just as good to be as been on the bus that must be in. there was the shot or you mr. talbot seen here that james steele was a sunni iraqi general who had been imprisoned by saddam. he now headed the special police commandos which were financed from a two billion dollars fund controlled by general petraeus. there with. the reports america. are doing or. should. you. call one. it was the first time th

about general petraeus his relationship with james steele the official speaking for the general said steele was one of thousands of advisors to iraqi units working in the area of the iraqi police. journalist peter mass who interviewed patris at the time remember. the relationship being a lot closer than the patrol statement would indicate. it was very clear. that they were very close to each other in terms of their command relationship and also in terms of their ideas and ideology about what needed to be done to try to explicitly told me that he believed very very strongly in the commandos thought the commandos were successful and wanted them to become bigger stronger and even more prevalent in the fight against insurgency. international humanitarian law imposes obligations on those engaged in armed conflict regarding the treatment of prisoners not only must prisoners not be abused but those detaining prisoners also have an obligation to ensure respect as well it is not acceptable to turn a blind eye. because absolutely responsibility of every u.s. service member if they see in your

under the 0bama administration, general petraeus, vca director, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanour foreds information. —— be cia director. and of course we have bill clinton's activities with monica lewinsky, which pale in comparison to the charges against scott pruitt. there have not been any and all charges brought yet again scott crook —— scott pruitt, but i think he has been a distraction, and his activity shouldn't distract from the importance of donald trump's policies at the environmental protection agency. under the 0bama administration we had slow growth, only i% toi.5 administration we had slow growth, only i% to 1.5 cent administration we had slow growth, only 1% to 1.5 cent growth, job growth was stagnant and middle—class wages went down. so what trump promised the people is that he would do things that would spur the economy, and deregulation, including deregulation of unnecessary environmental rules, has really helped this economy. i will give you one example. the keystone pipeline, which 0bama failed to approve over eight years of his presidency, that isa eight years of

secretary general petraeus has said that the number of deaths in. nearly three months of protest shocking and that the use of force on behalf of the state is not acceptable but human rights organizations say that the police and the paramilitary are doing these joint operations and that the lethal use of force is being directed towards the unarmed population acquire to be fired by the international humanitarian law the government here has not condemned these actions and it's not a rush that any of these individuals instead as the police chief. has said the government here is directing. the political violence in nicaragua began in mid april with protests over the president's plan to trim pension benefits the government's heavy handed response to spark a wider protest against ortega's rule since then more than two hundred seventy people most of them civilians have died on monday the u.n. chief called for the end to violence and resumption of dialogue with the opposition the cut in violence comes after years of calm in nicaragua it's the worst since the

general david petraeus took over as head of all coalition forces. major challenges. >> the surge especially under the command of general david petraeus proved effective. >> what mattered most was not the additional forces. it was the change in strategy. instead of continuing to consolidate, we realize that we had to live with the people. that was the number one insight to live with the people to secure them and securing and serving the people is our paramount mission. >> counterinsurgency, soldiers, marines, they have a rifle in one hand and a wrench in the other. . when they go out of their compound each day, they are ready for a handshake or grenade. they can deal with either. >> observation of david petraeus was the sunnis were terrified and they were angry. so they were gravitating toward al qaeda. but they also were victimized by al qaeda. >> what we set out to do was to declare peace with sunni tribes that just wanted to take back control of their own neighborhoods from these abusive figures. >> this market is the most important statement of an

general petraeus had just taken over command of the erect or. he was pushing for a surge.e troops to put into an unpopular war. the johnson family knows quite a bit about that. he is there with lindsey graham and he would go there quite often. where theyemonies are rehabbing for the military and also becoming u.s. citizens. one of the great things about u.s. -- about the military is that if you are an immigrant, you join the military and you get a fast track. but you have to put your life at risk. in this case, on this day, there were a dozen members of the u.s. cemetery -- u.s. military being inducted. there were two seats in the front row with boots on them. the day before, those two young men gave their life for the country in order to become citizens. they were inducted that day. said,ooked at lindsay and if they can give their life for their country, i can go back to this stinking campaign and suck it up for another couple of months. that is what he did. he started carrying his own bags to new hampshire. we lived off the land again. and, another miracle of new hampshi

general petraeus had just taken over command of the iraq war. he was pushing for a surge.e troops to put into an unpopular war. the johnson family knows quite a bit about that. and he is there with lindsey graham. and one of the things they would traditionally do, he goes there about five times in a 20 year period, they do ceremonies where they are re-upping for the military and also becoming u.s. citizens. one of the great things about u.s., about the military is that if you are an immigrant, you join the military and you get a fast track. but you have to put your life at risk. in this case, on this day, there were about a dozen members of the u.s. military being inducted as citizens of the united states. john and lindsay were there, but there were two seats in the front row with boots on them. the day before in the battle of fallujah, those two young men gave their life for the country in order to become citizens. they were inducted that day. excuse me. john looked at lindsay and said, if they can give their life for their country, i can go back to this stinking campaign

see if we'll be laughing when general petraeus and dick cheney and sarah palin all seem to have gottenname is christopher locke and we are going to fight for him. ainsley: poor guy. steve: joey, thank you. president trump wrapping up a meeting with prime minister of britain theresa may after blasting her yesterday over brexit. reaction from steve hilton. that's coming up next. ainsley: and philip phillips is hanging out in the keurig corner getting ready to rock out on our all-american summer concert series stage and he is over there with jillian. steve: good morning. ♪ discover prescription omega-3 vascepa. the one that's this pure... and fda approved. look. vascepa looks different... because it is different. it's pure epa. vascepa, along with diet, is clinically proven to lower very high triglycerides by 33% in adults, without raising bad cholesterol. that's pure power. proven to work. vascepa is not right for everyone. do not take vascepa if you are allergic to icosapent ethyl or any inactive ingredient in vascepa. tell your doctor if you are allergic to fish, have liver problems...