but my friend who was the owner and chief executive of heritage oil and gas said come on simon it's time you made some real money you got kids etc etc join my old company my new career was as an old man it was accidental that we then became what we did become which was you know the number one private military company in africa so it is a manufacturer the main difference between your work as a mercenary and between being an officer in british special forces. i would actually say no because when you find yourself in war with purely for money or mainly for money then there are a lot of things which become extremely difficult. which which are issues which are problems which you do not have if you are. in a in a normal sovereign state military fourth so what issues are those. well for example you might find yourself having to make a decision as to whether we have three helicopters in an operational theater or two . if it's three the cost of that helicopter and operating it coming straight out of your pocket if you are one of the owners of that company. now you know you could probably get away

oil rich city of kirkuk. eighty turks are believed to be held hostage. >> the world heritage unesco is watching events in iraq with alarm. members are holding their annual meeting in qatar with the historical sites high on the agenda, calling for iraqis to unit for their heritage. >> this is the ancient city of isamarras. in 2007, it was added to world heritage siting in danger. the area dates back to the ninth century, including a shine considered to be one of the most sacred for shia muslims. there are fears it may be damaged as sunni rebels fight for control of the area. >> there's many reasons for -- president obama to have put this site on the endangered list, one is to allocate rance from the community itself, from the world heritag heritage. >> an international ban on selling objects from iraq helped to stop the trafficking of important cultural objects after previous waivers of violence and looting. that's not yet the case with syria, very rich in cultural heritage and home to six world heritage sights, despite three years of war. one is the ryes at palmera. >> for syria, there's no such resolution so

heritage and a positive, not a negative. "fox & friends" starts now. bye. >> good morning. it is thursday, june 19, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. sunni militants flying their black flags over iraq's largest oilfallen to insurgents this morning. this as exxon pulls out its people. we are live with all those breaking details. >> can hardly wait to see how much gas is going to cost today. meanwhile this morning, the lost lois lerner e-mail apparently gone forever. somebody apparently destroyed the hard drive. what exactly is going on

heritage and a positive, not a negative. "fox & friends" starts now. bye. >> good morning. it is thursday, june 19, 2014. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. sunni militants flying their black flags over iraq's largest oil refinery claiming it has fallen to insurgents this morning. this as exxon pulls out its people. we are live with all those breaking details. >> can hardly wait to see how much gas is going to cost today. meanwhile this morning, the lost lois lerner e-mail apparently gone forever. somebody apparently destroyed the hard drive. what exactly is going on in washington? we're going to talk about that and the other scandal surrounding the administration. >> they lost the e-mails and the hard drive. such a coincidence. honey, i lost my pants. why are we showing this picture from my wedding day. >> is that your wedding? >> it is. >> that the honeymoon? >> there is a story behind that because it is throwback thursday and i can't throw that picture away. you want to stick around because mornings are better with friends. >> you're watching "fox & friends," the number-one morning cable news show in america. >> you know, we are in the midst of june, and june is traditionally the wedding month, so o