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colonel jack jacobs, thanks, mik at the pentagon, thank you. >>> brand-new details in the hooker scandal rocking the secret service. we're learning personnel under investigation have been offered a polygraph test and some have accepted. sources tell nbc news up to 21 women, 21 are involved. 11 agents are involved under fire including snipers, explosive experts and two supervisors. the white house is backing the agency's chief. >> the president has confidence in the director of the secret service. director sullivan acted quickly in response to this incident and is overseeing an investigation as we speak into the matter. the president will not speculate about conclusions that the investigation might reach. >> michael isikoff joins us now. what is the latest development this turn about the polygraph tell us about the direction of the investigation? some could say this is a good thing if they've got nothing to hide, no worries, or this means they're distrusted and that some people in the top levels here of this investigation don't think they're hearing the truth. >> well, i suspect that ther

i'm joined by nicholas christoff and colonel jack jacobs.as absolutely floored by this column. i know a lot about this. but the numbers are harrowing. tell us about these brothers from ohio and they really formed the basis of your column. >> that's right. i told the story through their family outside young oustownyou. two healthy men went to iraq and both came back shells of themselves. one has been struggling with addiction, depression. unable to hold a job. and the other, struggled with the same issues and eventually died of a drug overdose which his family is convinced was deliberate. >> what is going on that so many young men, what do we know about why so many are returning from iraq and afghanistan, didn't happen in vietnam, right? >> as far as we can tell, the data suggested they were not elevated suicide rates for fr vietnam. likewise within the military, you have modestly elevated suicide rates, but not like this. it seems that, a, one of the problems is so many veterans come back with ptsd or traumatic brain injury. and we know the

i want to bring in colonel jack jacobs on this one.the lawyer for colonel stein has said this. after the recommendation that we're truly surprised and disappointed, it was an honor to fight for a hero like sergeant stein and every other marine's right to speak freely. we know that free speech is limited when it comes to service members. so we talk about the limit on the service members, jack, where does this put us? is this a sticky situation that walks the line of limiting someone's free speech? >> free speech is one of those things we fight for in the first place. so don't restrict my speech. september when you're in the service. and speech and other activities have been limited to make sure that there is discipline. we can keep you from saying things that disparage the chain of command. because that ruins order and discipline. we can come and inspect your quarters. we can take a look at your underwear and socks and so on. there are lots of thing we can do to make sure that order and discipline is maintained and restricting speech to

there's george truley, flanked by recipient jack jowb yabs -- jacobs, and another former marine, justinaq and is working for the justice department. some brave marines. we raised -- i say we, i guess i helped a little bit -- almost $3 million for that scholarship. jaime anif they had awed you off, they would have doubled it! great job, jon. jon: happy to do 3450eu -- happy to do my part. jamie: great seeing you u. and i even get to come back tomorrow. great staff on this though. "america liv starts right now with megyn kelly. megyn: fox news alert and a new challee for the president's reelection team as polls are now showing a dramatic loss of support for the president among a critical group of democrats. welcome to "america live", everyone, i'megyn kelly

there's george truley, flanked by recipient jack jowb yabs -- jacobs, and another former marine, justinaq and is working for the justice department. some brave marines. we raised -- i say we, i guess i helped a little bit -- almost $3 million for that scholarship. jaime and if they had awed you off, they would have doubled it! great job, jon. jon: hap