them multiple reports of libyan the slimy of gunnies fighters operating on the syrian frontlines and the units are usually far better where i'm far better armed than those of the syrian born rebels as far as their goals are concerned they usually talk about the creation of syria based islamic caliphate that will be based on shared law now what met many western observers fail to realize is that these radical groups are fighting the assad government not because of its poor democratic record but why it's to the contrary because it is perceived as we see you atheist way too liberal secular and. vision of syrian future would be far more constrained in terms of social religious personal freedoms than what syria has at the moment you know there is a growing signs here in syria especially among people who describe themselves as pro position that they're now being increasingly forced to choose between the two evils and the government that they are so committed to ousting may eventually prove to be a much less harmless and much more acceptable alternative than the forces that are now trying to

influx of foreign jihadists forand radicals within own brands them multiple reports of pakistani of gunnies fighters operating on the syrian frontlines and their units are usually far better up where and far better armed than those of the syrian born rebels as far as their goals are concerned they usually talk about the creation of syria based islamic caliphate that will be based on shared rear law now what met many western observers fail to realize is that these radical groups are fighting the assad government not because of its poor democratic record but why it's to the contrary because it is perceived as way too atheist way too liberal way too secular and vision of syrian future would be far more constrained in terms of social religious personal freedoms than what syria has at the moment now apart from these armed groups syria also has domestic political opposition people who don't accept the use of force the use of terror for advancement of their political goals and many of them are now trying to distance themselves from the armed groups now there is a growing sense here in syria especi

i should not have a gunny. grandma should not have a gun. >> why? >> grandma still can't program the vcr. >> she has the musket cover. >> she can do the musket. >> mancow, what do you want to see? >> in new york? >> yeah, in chicago. >> i would leak to be able to protect myself. >> so why do you need armor piercing bull lets. >> wait, wait, wait, wait. because it is america and i should be able to have whatever i want to have in a free country. >> if it is for hunting, they don't have flapjack coats on animals. >> the deer are very smart. you never know. they are getting smarter. the deer are getting smarter. >> he is killing me. >> i love america. i have come to learn about america and i'm not going to be busy saying you need the gun control laws that we have in the uk, i understand that but armor piercing why do you need that? >> you don't need that. and mancow, if i may -- >> where does it stop? >> you are imperilling the police. you love the police, right? >> of course. i support the police. where does it stop. incrementalism. >> they are not sa

that story wasn't gunny at -- funny at all. >> no. i won't say it wasn't funny. being there, again, being in the situations in the past, in prison, seeing people seeing gang riots seeing a lot of correctional officers, you know, beating, you know, breading people's wrists when they're cuffed up. i've been a witness to a lot of that and my friends and myself spending two and a half years of my time in segregation. we both witnessed a lot of horrific things that actually in prison in our minds, you know, and so many ways they even effect us emotionally and the psychological scars we carry. people who have been in situation. sometimes ther. seption of -- perception of, you know, the people who walk in the streets don't fully understand that it's not necessarily that we chose to live in that environment. it's not necessarily that we made the bad choices. something that we saw as a kid lead us there the domestic violence or being exposed to it violence at the early age often that becomes normalized in the community. in prison it's no different. you mention about, you

the significance is she is a gunny class.es. she was part of that transition between the diesel subs of world war ii and the nuclear navy that came as the cold war moved along. >> brian: if this sub is able to survive, if we get the 3 million, what do you hope happens? becomes a museum, like the intrepid in new york? >> she is a museum today. you can visit it right now. it's just she's in deteriorating condition and we just simply can't take a chance that she could actually sink at the dock. so we have to move along with the process over the next year to see about making a reef of her. but in the meantime, we hope we can raise $3 million to save her. >> brian: and in terms of the navy pitching in, why can't this be fit into the budget? >> well, that's a good question. the navy owns all the capital warships in the museums today. their policy is very clear, that they will loan the ships to various museums, states, organizations, but they do not provide any funds for maintenance. that is the responsibility of the museum that rec