it 22 points and 15 rebounds as the jags went 33-7072-73. in the nba, the warriors picked up the fourth win of the season beating the bowls 104-90. they also have a new addition in their broadcast booth. as klay thompson tried his hand at sideline reporting. >> love seeing those, here. i might have butchered your name, i'm sorry, i tried. >> ain't that a smooth one. in >> got to keep this going though. >> you are on time i just want to play hard every night. >> that's all he wants. back to you bobby. >> all right guys, awesome! i love it! >> i don't think you have anyone to worry about. >> i like watching it, he's great. >> is much better at basketball, i think. >> she would know. we'll be right back. to how do i use better than bouillon? i just add a spoonful to my marinades... ...to stir frys... ...sauces. just whisk it in... ...brush it on... sauté it. it adds a "cooked all day taste" ...that doesn't take all day. better than bouillon. don't just make it. make it better. don't just make it. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small ste

very interesting what the jagged said how- jag officer they can plea these cases down.hat is wrong with taking the picture is we are in the age of social media and this stuff goes around the world 5, 6, 7 times in the flash of a minute. it is amazing and who uses these pictures? jihadis. jihadis on their website to justify why they have got on their side. it is -- they have god on their side. it is disappointing. they should strip his trident pin. this is a man accused of war crimes. it is not good to send a person leadershipack into a position when he has lost the trust of command and his fellow seals. host: that is stephen in connecticut giving us a call. steve up next, retired military, hudson, florida. caller: good morning. i agree that the president has every right to do whatever he does, it is part of his office and part of his job. maybe he should not have, but he did and we should go with that. as far as mr. gallagher being a war criminal, it is easy for these perfume princes in the state to decide what is right and wrong. if you have never been in combat, you d

if you stare at the line, it is not solid, it is jagged. we make progress, we retreat. the progress always suceeds the retreat. we have been so much more screwed up than this in our history. we have always experienced this retreat. we elected a black man for two terms. we changed the definition of family and work and faith. it was inevitable that we would see this. i am optimistic that the next upward jag is going to wildly exceed that retreat and will resume that path. our history should console us, but not make us lazy, because we returned to the upward jag as quickly as we decide to. if a part of that is engaging the exhausted majority in the middle of this country. >> why not you? >> why not me? >> why not you try to lead the exhausted middle, the young people you talk to every day. >> i am encouraging them to participate, giving them a framework to think about it, but i am never running for office. never, ever, no. but i am so grateful that good people participate and run for office. one of the sources of my optimism is i see women doing that in unparalleled number

there was, you know, jagged metal pieces everywhere, broken glass, and he simply couldn't get, you know, the car had essentially imploded on to itself. he couldn't get the body out. eventually he went to see his wife and he realized at that point that a piece of shrapnel had exploded from the driver's seat and had cut her carotid artery and she was essentially drowning in her own blood. even though that was her only injury. and so both were -- both victims were immediately brought, you know, within a few minutes there were police vehicles and ambulances all over the circle. we're just afew bloc few blocks from dupont circle so a lot of people could hear this. we're about a mile away from the white house and the state department, so you could hear the explosion from almost anywhere in central d.c. so then a few minutes after that, they were both off to the hospital. orlando was pronounced dead on arrival at the hospital. they tried to revive and save ronni moffitt in all sorts of ways at the hospital. nothing worked. and so she was pronounced dead within about an hour of the crash. this

winner of the big prize was jags for precisely the jazz trade fair jazz ahead in braman germany. the jazz ahead trade fair brings together musicians and producers it's a place where concert organizers get to discover new acts and plan their next tours . we've still got lots of dreams that we want to make come true and with this prize we've got the momentum to make it happen and it's going to d.j.'s people who make jazz the korea who study it to want to make a living from it have fantastic dreams and what's wonderful is that we can help them accomplish their goals. w.'s head of cultural history spoke words of praise for the organizers of the jazz ahead trade fair for their hard work he noted that jazz and pop musicians in germany receive considerably less public funding than classical musicians. if you compare in germany the public funds made avail. classical music with funding for rock and jazz it's $99.00 to $1.00. you know the countries the situation is different but. it was a surprise victory for jazz ahead in the final round of the cultural brand award it pulled ahead of the

jag museum officials here in germany are trying to work out exactly what is missing after things made off of priceless 18th century jewels in the city of dresden the raiders is continuing basis still examining the crime scene at the great vault museum searching for clues that will lead them to the rebels treasures that even the french king louis the 14th was said to be jealous of the gemstone sets of the saxon prince elector 3 of them have been stolen their material value is estimated to be in the millions their cultural value is incalculable and they'd fight and it's a unique collection the biggest saxon treasure of the 18th century which is at the heart of a cultural heritage. that's just a few years ago the museum's previous direct acclaimed sophisticated alarm system was on par with fort knox but on monday this threw a spanner in the works around 5 am a fire in an electricity junction box near the causal suddenly plunged the building into darkness and the thieves struck. you could also. the perpetrators entered through a window facing the castle square cut through the bars smashed

you know so you feel the small talk one from these jagged glass do you respond to cut you tease fear don't have to go far away. the residents used to spend hours gathering firewood for cooking. people hear it rice several times a day. dr plains now cover the land where forests used to grow everything has been cut down. there are only trees in the town now which the organizations are hannah replanted. the best way to burn bio char is in special clay ovens protected from the wind. and the runnels on teaches the residents how to make them. the women are already using the ovens to cook at school. but the zohan a team wants to convince everyone that running a stove like this needs just a 5th of the fuel and by using bio char instead of would the embers last even longer because old habits die hard though winning people over takes patience despite the many advantages what do you all know musea saves a lot of fuel. stays inside. and it's much faster to cook. the. design hannity is testing out a new machine that could help them produce by a char. it was highly praised by technicians from the

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conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things don't forget to use the politicking has jag and that's all for this edition of politicking. teraflops russian and like this. you know world a big part of the new lot is and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the bad and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. aeroflot russian airlines. and we're going to fulfill the repeated promises of politics to the people and promise to be you know we've all pots you lose. pretty. pretty good. now you want to 1st correct that. no. ball being cut cut cut. cut cut cut cut cut coming out my yacht. your government and our government and all the other major governments of the world know what's going to happen and when it's going to. but they haven't told you and they haven't told me they haven't announced. imagine something as big as t

buy a bunch of chickens ok then you give the chickens to the kool eaters and you tell these other jags some very complicated can we get some better goddamn criminals running our empire. but that's not the only way we've tried to bring down the doro we're also waging crushing economic. war against that country and speaking of economic sanctions let's move on to daniel ortega nicaragua a u.s. backed coup was attempted there last year but it was defeated how did our congress respond to every single member of congress approved crushing sanctions on the country but how do i know it was a u.s. backed coup in nicaragua well yet again our crappy criminals bragged about it a publication funded by our regime change arm the national endowment for democracy any boasted about spending millions of dollars laying the groundwork for insurrection against or to go guys. how many times do i have to tell you don't brag about how cool it down. here here here here say it with me oh that's odd i am surprised to see a violent uprising in nicaragua. i certainly didn't have anything to do it that. i don't know

was sort of the standard just a few years ago and we spent a great deal of tax dollars and resources jag corps resources to investigate and prosecute this. navy seal so you know i had it just doesn't set well with me in there larry not at all and i guess what makes you think about the president's intervention well couple of things come to mind here and again. robin's in a better position having served and been a part of this culture directly you have 2 things in conflict here one is from the president's perspective i'm sure he views this as i'm the commander in chief and this particular case went through a number of machinations obviously he was cleared of everything except for the desecration of a body charge i think because of the way that case went and some of the issues in it the president was more inclined to intervene here in the ultimate resolution as to whether or not he can keep his his trident so i think that was probably a driver as opposed to the normal course of action which robin mentioned in a number of these cases where that was the underlying charge people were treated m

again please dr you went to mr eisenberg you've already said that so we can go on and you are not a jag officer you're not a lawyer and a page 153 of your testimony deposition and reference that meeting with mr eisenberg you said i was not making a legal judgment all i was doing is steering my concerns with my chain of command yet we've established that your direct report is to mr morrison so let's establish your role in your title in your deposition lieutenant colonel than men page 20201 and a colloquy with mr stewart you said i would say 1st of all i'm the director for ukraine i'm responsible for ukraine i'm the most knowledgeable and therefore than the national security council and the white house are you the only one of the entire universe of our government or otherwise that can advise the president on ukraine couldn't someone like miss williams also advise on ukraine it's in her pro folio. not typically would happen it would be for a prickly would be ambassador bolton so do other options no other people can advise on ukraine besides you. going on in your testimony said i understand

after kc, the raiders will host tennessee, then the jags. then hit the road for l.a. and they end the regular season at denver. so they still have a pretty good chance, looking at that schedule, to stay in that playoff picture and punch their ticket to the postseason. derek carr and the raiders looked really good. carr was good. josh jacobs had some really big runs. now they need to find that mojo again. what do they need to do to stay in that playoff picture and get over the hump? >> you see number 28? hand the ball to him and trust this offensive line. you have trent brown, a really good defense. you might be getting some guys back. so helping out this front four and this offensive line is what you'll need to do. >> and just put last week behind you. >> exactly. >> coming up, an nfl tradition. highlights from turkey game when we continue. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! >>> welcome back. steph curry will be on "warriors pregame live" at 4:00. the team is in miami. he'll be in studio as an analyst. >>> bears and lions

a jag and you put her around. cooking not law we could but i knew what. the body. image of your recorder will cost us and. it's not. a lucrative business has emerged around women as a commodity that which is missing in one's own market after decades of selective abortion is simply imported from poor and neighboring countries. but south korea faces another problem nowadays south korean women do not want to have children at all lation is drastically declining once again politics has intervened with drastic measures whereas young women 60 years ago were encouraged to have abortions now it is strongly frowned upon and criminally prosecuted to terminate a pregnancy. young and wang she song to students from seoul recalled what they learned at school on the subject of abortion. paul. all the rich money is the. bushman's all but. they were its own lust all. around that are that are. how do you know. who were skinning are who. keeps the key all. the young women examine the subject of abortion for their master's thesis. soon who directed the women's development institute in

. >>> this is a jagged little puzzle of a story. here are some of the pieces. a bitter race for the white house. a candidate who would do anything to win, maybe even conspire with a foreign government. a secret campaign meeting in an iconic tower on new york's fifth avenue. and in this case a mysterious woman who may have tipped the scales at a time when america seemed to be coming apart at the seems. i'm not talking about 2016. no, this time the year was 1968. >> got us in this war and they are afraid to get us out. >> richard nixon is behind the effort to sabotage peace. >> what we do or fail to do can determine the future of peace and freedom for the balance of this century. >> tens of thousands of young americans and vietnamese died. that's what was at stake. >> it was horrendous. it was treason by any standard. >> this wealthy and connected asian-american woman could change history. >> lbj knew there was collusion. >> it's definitely a smoking gun as regards richard nixon's direct involvement and actions. >> they're contacting a foreign power in the middle

. >> that is exactly right, me as a jagged major and an officer, i have my doctorate and if they didme in the special operations unit, if they do this to me what would they do to a 19-year-old private? he has no hope. we work with congress with a bipartisan bill, wounded bill of rights and it is literally simple. it is creating a pathway for the wounded warriors to cross over the gap that currently exists. it will be democrats, republicans and the few bipartisan issues that is around today. >> shannon: veterans are one thing that unite all of us, it seems, cross political parties or ideologies. what is your plan to get this across the finish line? the bureaucracy of any government entity could be overwhelming. you can him find that out first hand. >> we have a full plan on us usa.org five talking points and honestly, endurance, the values and have served me well and i'm just going to keep knocking on the door of the senators and congressmen. we are hoping to create this to go viral on social media so the american public knows about the problem so that, therefore, we can fix it. >> sh

you are not a jag officer, and you are not a lawyer. on page 153 of her testimony deposition in reference to that meeting with mr. eisenberg, he said i was not making a legal judgment, all he was doing was sharing my concerns with my chain of command. let's establish the role and the title. in your deposition, page 20201 and the colloquy with mr. stewart, i would say first of all i'm the director for ukraine and i'm the most knowledgeable. i'm there for the national security council and the white house. are you the only one of the entire universe of our government, or otherwise, that can advise the president on the ukraine? could someone like miss williams also advise on ukraine? >> that's not typically what would happen. it would typically be ambassador bolton. >> so other people can advise on the ukraine besides you. you said i understand all the nuances and context and so forth surrounding these issues. i on my judgment went and expressed concerns within the chain of command which i think to be as a military officer is completely app

some landed on jagged rocks, others lanned waist deep in the river. none were detoured from the mission. after moving their way through fast moving water, they faced an onslaught of machine-gun fire, sniper fire, and grenades. they were forced to take cover. once williams learned members of his team were trapped and taking heavy fire, he quickly joined a small assault team to assist the wounded and the troops taking heavy fire. williams led the group up the mountain across 100 meter valley of boulders and difficult terrain towards american troops in training danger. quick-l they set up a human to bring the wounded down the mountain. as they were setting up the chain, one of his fellow soldiers was hit. without a moment's hesitation, he braved enemy fire to give the soldier first aid and get him out of the line of fire. after helping his fellow showed soldier, he immediately turned around and went back up the mountain. after taking out multiple insurgents, he worked to get his unit organized. he then went back to pugget himself between enemy fire and f

i was an army jag officer in the early days of my career. we have to let the system work.r cases the system does work. mr. gallagher was acquitted on a number of offenses but found guilty of basically a violation of uniform code of military justice as well as the law of war. and what the president's actions do, undermines discipline and morale, and calls into question the fairness of the uniformed code of military justice. it's wrong for the president do it, irresponsible as a kpacommar in chief and i ask, implore to the president, please defer to the service components, in this case, the navy to do the right thing. >> congressman anthony brown. thank you so much. nice to have you on. >> thank you. >>> coming um, the very real impact of president trump's lies. cnn explores the affect on foreign policy, business, and national culture. plus, first on cnn, the alleged misconduct of a former fbi lawyer uncovered in a justice department review of the 2016 russia investigation. to the outside world, you look good, but you don't feel good. with polycythemia vera, pv, symptoms can

derrick henry runs over the jags for two scores.le forces five turnovers to move the 6-0 on the road. cleveland wins its third straight behind three baker mayfield t.d. passes. pittsburgh moves back into a playoff spot. buffalo improves to 8-3 for the first time since 1996. for more go to cbssportshq.com. everything you love about car insurance -- the discounts... the rate comparisons... and flo in a boat. ♪ insurance adventure awaits at "progressive on ice." tickets not available now or ever. but when i started seeing things, i didn't know what was happening... so i kept it in. he started believing things that weren't true. i knew something was wrong... but i didn't say a word. during the course of their disease around 50% of people with parkinson's may experience hallucinations or delusions. but now, doctors are prescribing nuplazid. the only fda approved medicine... proven to significantly reduce hallucinations and delusions related to parkinson's. don't take nuplazid if you are allergic to its ingredients. nuplazid can increase

there was jag that you could go through.but, again, there was nobody that really directed me towards the path and then a failure on my part. but i think we need to make sure our squad leaders or somebody at some point, make sure that that happens. >> do you know if they get legal assistance now? >> i'm not sure what the -- what it is right now, if there's jag or some kind of a department that the military has. >> my colleague, also a texan, introduced a repatriate our patriots act. a bill that would allow a path to citizenship. it includes those individuals who were honorably discharged from the ooarmed forces, have n been convicted of a crime. do you support passage of this bill? >> yes. do you? >> i have not reviewed the bill, so i can't give you an affirmative yes or no, but it sounds like something that we would support. >> someone said this really wasn't double punishment. the land of the free, it's a report from the texas civil rights project which i would like to be entered into the record. and it says noncitizens hav

here to remind you of the mess you left when you went away ♪ ♪ it's not fair >> in america alone, "jaggeddoing that was the moment most people related to it. ♪ an old man turned 98 >> you know, it was that egocentric tendency on my part and perhaps everyone's part to think you're alone in your pain. i quickly realized that i was not alone and that millions of other people were feeling along with me. people were tired of sublimating, people were tired of being inauthentic about their real experience and conforming. so i think there was this door that busted open, and i was on the crust of the wave. ♪ it's like rain ♪ on your wedding day ♪ it's a free ride ♪ and you've already paid >> "ironic" was really funny because what she was talking about wasn't ironic at all but she became one of the biggest stars of the mid '90s. and out of that you get not only alanis morrissette but there's lots of other women making music too and let's celebrate all of it. >> the latest trend in rock 'n' roll, women. last night some of the top female artists took the stage to launch lilith fair. it is a series of

you were a jag lawyer. c you prosecutes like this -- >> i defended cases like this.aellate defense counsel as well. my heart is with the defense but my heart is also with the rule of law. and the rule of law involves process. there are numerous appellate cots establish to ensure that legal errors, if they do occur, are remedied. tonight lawrence's case garding exculpatory evidence that was suppose wyithheld, it didn't matter who those individuals were. that's what the army court of criminal appeals hrd. they said there was overwhelming evidence that he committed murder, obstructed justice and threatened individuals. those individuals that he killeb were fou overwhelming evidence, by the testimony of his ownte subordi to have posed absolutely no threat to his or to hiseammates. they were on foot, walking back to their motorcycles, at the direction of the afghan national army, who commanded them to do so. yet lieutenant lawrence ordered them to be murdered, despite their lack of threat. he knew of no evidence at the time that they were any type of combatant. he was onl

. >>> this is a jagged little puzzle of a story. here are some of the pieces.ouse. a candidate who would do anything to win, maybe even conspire with a foreign government. a secret campaign meeting in an iconic tower on new york's fifth avenue. and in this case a mysterious woman who may have tipped the scales at a time when america seemed to be coming apart at the seems. i'm not talking about 2016. no, this time the year was 1968.

the department of homeland security in the obama administration and served as a colonel in the army's jagorps. mtia, how serious does this allegation appear to you? >> thank you. it's very serious, particularly because the foreign intelligence surveillance act sets up a very detailed process for how fisa applications are approved so to the extent if on the front end information was manipulated in order to obtain an approval that is i object credibly serious. >> as david was reporting, this appears to be a low level attorney who is not working as we understand for the higher ups at the justice department that we know of, you know, publicly. came up with some information, that didn't really exist and then crafted an email to back up this documents that he said he had that he really didn't have. i mean, that's a startling accusation. >> yes. and that, i just learned of that with you -- with your recitation just then. i had not read that before i came to the interview. but, certainly, as had been reported, that although these irregularities occurred on the inspector general said that it did n

you were a jag lawyer, you proscated cases like this. >> iefended cases.as an appellate defense counsel as well and my heart is with the defense but my heart also is with t rule of law an the rule of law involves process. nurous appellate courts are established to make surthese cases are remedied. the army court of criminal appeals said there wasov whelming he committed murder, attempted mude obstruction of justice, hereatened lives. those individualilled were found by overwhelming evidence, by has the testimony of his own subordinates to have posed absolutely no threat to him or his teammates. they were on otalking back to their motorcycles at the direction of the afghan national army who commanded them to do so. yet lieutenant lorance ordered them to be killed, fired upon and murdered despite the lack of threat.he knew of no evidence ae time that they were any type of .emy combata he was only given the orders to ensure that he protected his troops against those who posede some t imminent threat and all his troops testified veryea y to other fellow milita

reporter: ashlea's mother and stepfather were out of town when the news began arriving in awful, jaggedy heard about the fire, and monica prayed ashlea wasn't hurt. then ashlea's father, tommy harris, called. >> i saw chuck getting off the phone. and i saw him wiping his tears. and i knew that my prayer wasn't answered. >> reporter: chuck couldn't reach ashlea's sister, so he left a message. >> and not two minutes later, my husband called me. and he said, "where are you? i need to come to you." and i said, "what is wrong with my mom? what happened to my mom?" and he said, "it's not your mom. it's ashlea." and, i mean, it just comes like a blow. >> reporter: back in ft. worth, police were still rounding up people gathered outside ashlea's apartment. not among them was april. april, in fact, hadn't seen ashlea for a few days. their romance had hit a bit of a bump. >> that night we -- we talked briefly about me coming over after i got off work. but then i went home. >> reporter: but someone else was there. her name was alexis torres. >> alexis torres was the last person to see ashlea alive

ball overarm to set up joe ingles layout mitchell had 8 to sizzle together and $24.00 points as the jags won by. south africa's raw beating continue to tour the country after bringing home the well count thursday celebrations starting in pretoria on a set to finish in johannesburg via some wet i see a khaleesi the 1st black springboks captain pose with the trophy alongside courage most and south africa's president sideroad. will stay with world champion lewis hamilton has been celebrating its 6 f one title back at the mercedes factory in the united kingdom how milton wrapped up the championship at sunday's us . i mean when i joined this team everyone said it was the worst decision that i could ever make and just everything every time arrive at the track and every time we come away with success and ticking at the end the year i just i don't have to say anything because i know the people that were saying that and now saying i knew and didn't do it. and believe it or not this isn't real formula one this is in fact a computer game it's the latest event in the f one e-sports priory series in

here to remind you of the mess you left when you went away ♪ ♪ it's not fair >> in america alone, "jaggedironic the moment i started doing that was the moment most people related to it. ♪ an old man turned 98 >> you know, it was that egocentric tendency on my part and perhaps everyone's part to think you're alone in your pain. i quickly realized that i was not alone and that millions of other people were feeling along with me. people were tired of sublimating, people were tired of being inauthentic about their real experience and conforming. so, i think there was this door that busted open, and i was on the crust of the wave. ♪ it's like rain ♪ on your wedding day ♪ it's a free ride ♪ and you've already paid >> "ironic" was really funny because what she was talking about wasn't ironic at all but she became one of the biggest stars of the mid '90s. and out of that you get not only alanis morrissette but there's lots of other women making music too and let's celebrate all of it. >> the latest trend in rock 'n' roll, women. last night some of the top female artists took the stage to launch l

jack a jag and call a spade a spade while there are still peaceful demonstrators in hong kong we should not deny that there are criminals and holy girls and there are people who commit violence and he knows crime setting people on fire and setting up all kinds of asses now this is very very dangerous and i think the hong kong government and the hong kong police force are urged to do whatever they care within the law to restore law and order to hong kong policemen firing live shots is always regrettable but it really depends on the level of violence committed and whether there are people who want to grab a gun from a police officer for example or want to physically attack police officers all these criminal activities should not be tolerated and should be condemned by all the peace loving people throughout the world hong kong is not an exception hong kong is not a jungle hong kong need to make sure that law and order prevail ok we need to make sure beijing needs to make sure i guess that's what you're saying as well that law and order prevails how far down this road are the authorities pr

you're not a jag, you're not a lawyer. in your deposition, you referenced that meeting with mr.eisenberg. you said, i wasn't making a legal judgment, all i was doing was sharing my concerns with my chain of command. yet we've established that your direct report is to mr. morrison. let's establish your role and your title. in your deposition, lieutenant colonel vindman, page 200, 201, in a colloquy with mr. stewart, you said, i would say first of all i'm the director for ukraine. i'm responsible for ukraine. i'm the most knowledgeable. and i'm therefore the national security council and the white house. are you the only one of the entire universe of our government or otherwise that can advise the president on ukraine? couldn't someone like ms. williams also advise on ukraine? it's in her portfolio. >> that's not typically what would happen. frankly it would be ambassador bolton -- >> other people can advise on ukraine besides you. going on in your testimony, you said, i understand all the nuances, the context and so forth surrounding these issues. i on my judgment went, expressed

>> the stock is up 30% year-to-date the expect jags were very, very high this is a consumer staples-like stock. it's just a modest pull back >> uber shares falling today as the company face as potential headache in new jersey frank collin has the story for us >> reporter: new jersey hitting uber with $650 million tax bill for four years of back taxes because the state said the company misclassified its drivers as independent contractors instead of employees. uber issuing this statement saying we're challenging this preliminary but incorrect determination because drivers are independent contractors in new jersey and elsewhere uber and other gig employers are facing similar situations in other states in california, a law passed in september could force drivers to be classified as employees uber shares falling more than 2.5% today back over to you >> just to be clear does new jersey have legislation like ab 5 already on the books >> reporter: they don't have legislation like ab 5 but they have a way to determine whether you're a contractor or full-time employee they say uber drivers pass th

republican pennsylvania congressman, also a member of the house judiciary committee and a former navy jagey, so the perfect person to be with us to talk with us. congressman, thanks so much for being with us today. >> thanks for having me on. gillian: yeah, you bet. so is this really president trump reacting to a military that's become overly lawyered? you know, the president putting his thumb on the scale in favor of men and women that serve in uniform? >> well, i can tell you from personal experience i had, i represented a navy seal who was false hi accused of covering up abuse on the butcher in fallujah, and i saw firsthand how the obama administration just threw these navy seals under the bus for an allegation that it was very clear it didn't happen. so i think what the president is doing here is he's reversing some of the obama era mindset in the military, including letting war fighters be war fighters. gillian: what strikes me there, right, is you and a lot of others go political on this, right? it's like president obama was wrong, president trump is right. but doesn't that kind of

or he goes off on a jag. >> is it possible that he goes off on one of his patented -- is he going tolike that >> absolutely. >> i think for the economic club in new york -- >> i don't know, there are a lot of little people in the room maybe somebody -- little michael bloomberg was the most recent. >> i heard a person that was called little in this administration >> the three of us were in davos three years ago when trump came. that was the happiest i've ever seen him he was walking around the room like say returning -- >> he knew i was going to interview him. >> he's moved out of new york. and he will assail new yorkers at times but it was clear in that community, coming back as the president of the united states made him very, very happy, proud and at home. i think this is that square to some extent. being in the august new york economic environment >> even though he's a florida resident >> this is a person who ultimately wanted acceptance of the new york financial league. and never got got iit, despite f the billions -- despite the names on the hotels he was never accepted as a tru

i served the new york guard as a jag officer.years. ainsley: good for you. thank you so much, god bless you. do you mind standing up? tell me your name. >> joseph. ainsley: what branch? >> army. ainsley: why do you serve. >> i serve to represent my country and our flag. represent every single one of us every single day. ainsley: what does veterans day mean to you. >> it means other. i created foxhole command where we donate homes to veterans. ainsley: that asaysing. what is the website. www.foxhole command.com. ainsley: thank you, god bless you. this said. which one is kalen. hi. tell me what branch. >> navy. i'm a seaman. ainsley: why do you serve? >> good feeling to give back to my country. of be amongst brothers. ainsley: is it a lot of fun? >> it is. it is an experience i'm submarines. they recently allowed enpoliced fee tales to be on -- enlisted females undersea. ainsley: how long on water. >> six months out and six months on land. ainsley: thank you for what you do. god bless you. ruben. where are you. thank you for your s

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i think it's another reform the president could make insist that all these jags have to go on so many lawyers. >> exactly. pete: should be out there seeing it. let them smell the cordite and seat blast effects of an ied or ambush or the casualties that inevitably result from too restrictive rules. pete: your believe is that, sure, the pentagon is going to say this that the president should stick to his guns these guys have been improperly pushed. >> the pentagon has had its way in a very bureaucratic approach for 18 years. the president is right to end these endless wars. he is right to call them on what's been a largely a failed policy where we spend hundreds of billions of dollars and wasting good american blood and treasure. pete: you've seen these cases personally as the founder of blackwater in one case in particular raven 23. four guys in jail right now for up to years. >> fourth time of being prosecuted. thrown out for prosecutorial misconduct. hung jury. it's been -- you know, when the federal government comes after you and these poor guys, whether it's the military case or ci

we went to the jag office. i lost my job. know the whistleblower is listening and good luck to you. host: how long had you worked in that position? caller: i had been there for 15 years. host: what was the reason they gave you for the firing? caller: the contract i had -- this was a federal contract. host: a defense contractor? caller: correct. the time of the contract was up and they refused to renew it. host: did you ever hear from former colleagues who confirmed your suspicion you were fired because they suspected you of being the whistleblower? caller: i went to the head -- this was amory and i went to the head and reported it to everybody. aentually, this individual -- senior military officer wound up marrying the guy, so there was no doubt what was going on, but they did not want it to be talked about. everybody knew what was going on and it was awful. they had -- some of my colleagues were babysitting this child. i was not in the click. i was older than them and they wanted to blame it on somebody, so they got me. host

they were unable to land so we started by exiting helicopters about 10 feet above the ground into a jaggedde it almost to the mouth of the village ands that where, you know, the fire erupted and kind of took over and we pretty much immediately took two casualties right away. ron, who previously wore the medal of honor. scott ford and myself fought our way up to assess the situation, get the medic ready to treat the wounded see if we could continue our mission or what we needed to do from there. shortly thereafter, excuse me. steve: go ahead. continue, sir. >> sorry. shortly thereafter we took two more casualties and our mission immediately changed to saving our brothers and finding a way to get everybody off that mountain safely. brian: you helped get four critically wounded fellow soldiers out of there, too. and you had to do it by scaling one of the -- a cliff to get there, correct? >> yes, sir, that's correct. at one point myself and seth howard, our team sniper we knew we couldn't make it back up the way it had gone before. the enemy had had that position pinned down, so we had to hand