. >> i remember reading marcus latrelle's "lone survival" book, and when he completed bud's training, were one of the guys there from the s.e.a.l. community there to welcome him into the fold. >> well, not exactly, michael. i was there to secure hell week to be the first phase and the first civilian to secure hell week, and it happened to be marcus latrelle's class. >> and this is what i want to point out to the viewers and correct me if i'm wrong if i'm -- if it had a page and a half reference to the bar fight which the jury concluded that it did not make, and it did not make the movie, and i presume it did not make the movie because of the lawsuit. but how did it make you feel that the box office set for you to know about the underlying facts and fiction? >> well, first of all, the only thing that i will comment on is my chapter. i don't know anything about the other, and i never was in iraq and i have been long since discharged, mike. the only thing that i can tell you is that the chapter on me is a total and bogus and made-up lie. plain and simple. it is like a booster rocket when

texas and had very close relationship with our men and women in uniform, as a matter of fact, marcus latrell lived with my wife and me for two years. and what donald trump said about him and others who have served our country so nobly was really offensive to me. so, i'm not going to be quiet. i'm going to call mr. trump or anyone else for offending young people giving up their lives for us, it's not a political game with me. so, i'm going to be very strong when it comes. i'm going to speak out loudly when anyone offends those men and women who are doing defend us. >> thank you for join ughs. >>> the roundtable back with more on that epic debate and jon stewart's farewell a >>> i'll never forget you, jon, but i will be trying. >> good riddance, smartass. >> don't go, come back. jon, i'm being sarcastic. >> and just when i'm running for president, what a bummer. >> what has 9 1/2 fingers and won't miss you at all? this guy. >> i'm sure you'll be missed by somebody. >> there are a lot of things happening around the world that keep me up at night which is why to sleep. >> i'm jon stewart, i'm du

texas and had very close relationship with our men and women in uniform, as a matter of fact, marcus latrellved with my wife and i for almost two years. a young man who was captured by the taliban. and what donald trump said about him and others who have served our country so nobly was really offensive to me. so, i'm not going to be quiet. i'm going to call out mr. trump or anyone else for offending young people giving up their lives for us, it's not a political game with me. so, i'm going to be very strong when it comes. i'm going to speak out loudly when anyone offends those men and women who are doing everything that they can to keep us free in in country. >> thanks for being on the program. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >>> the roundtable back with more on that epic debate and jon stewart's farewell after this stewart's farewell after this from our a stewart's farewell after this from our a it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily maste

i had a young man who lived with me for two years marcus latrelle and i'm going to stand up for thoseng men and whether you're trying to shoot at somebody else and the bullet went through them and hit them, that's fine i stand by what i said. maria: governor, earlier we had on art laffer who worked with president reagan. what do you think-- he says the most important fiscal change that we need to see, fiscal regulation is tax reform. how does your-- what is your vision for tax reform, governor? >> well, obviously, lowering the corporate tax rate. i've got two things that go hand in hand, using north american energy, there's more energy in canada, united states and mexico than in russia, and saudi arabia. you use that, drive down the cost of electricity and couple that with lowering the corporate tax rate and and you'll get back on shore and you want to get america back to work again, that's the quickest way to do that, lower that corporate tax rate and couple it with a driving down of the cost of electricity. you get americans back to work. maria: i like it. >> and salaries, for mid l