i joined the marine corps 2005 on three words "honor, courage.ment. that is what i worry about the marine corps who's never had recruiting problems ever appear that is why we don't have nascar or football teams. if you are going to joined the marine core at the bar is set so high. we run a mile further and physical fitness is bigger, harder and shoot 200 yards further. we do it because we have a culture of creating something out of nothing and a building you up. if you take the time to start to tear that down, the marine corps lost 30% of its recruiting goal this year. listen, this is simple stuff. they've had a recruiting problem for a long time. you set the bar up here and you don't grab that bar and pull it down. there was nothing exciting about joining a force that says you can be who you work in a badly shaped uniform peer that is what they are trying to do. i have on my phone a four-star general has for me an email confirmation written by four-star generals discussing the terrible path that this confidant is taking the marine corps in so ma

in terms of the marine corps and navy, the numbers are disappointing. it is the reason why is a top priority for our leadership tackling these issues in an aggressive way working on the policies from no wrong door to cyber harassment safe to report to make sure we set the tone from the very top of these behaviors are unacceptable and we are looking after those who suffered injustices. one example for the victims legal counsel that provides assistance to victims of these crimes, one am proud to say, the responses in these services tend to be overwhelmingly favorable so we believe we can tackle the issues in a smart way, we just needed to the whole institution to the navy and marine corps. >> we hope to take best practices and look forward to working with you. i have to stop talking to family members and they are concerned about the safety of loved ones so thank you. >> the gentleman yields back. >> thank you for the witnesses being here today and i apologize i missed your remarks got three hearings going on at the same time some time to bounce around the

we are proud marine corps family.s it's a fun way for all of us to come together and bring and bring joy and bless the less fortunate kids across america. so to all the families as a going through difficult times, know this. we have not forgotten you, we care about you, we look for during the joy of christmas to you third choice for tots. and to my fellow military families we are proud of you and very grateful for the sacrifices you make each and every day. and you are in our thoughts and prayers always. it is now my greatest honor to introduce you the 46 the president of the united states of america, president joe biden. [cheering] [applause] >> when i was that age i could hardly say my name in public. actually i used to stutter when i was a little boy, until i was in high school. anyway you are a very precious child, thank you. good afternoon. and some are, thank you for everything. kids like you are the reason why i've been never been so optimistic about our country. think about it. i just have one request, when yo

study commissioned by the marines and recruit training recommends it. the corpaid the marines have either adopted or taken action on some of the recommendations but as of now not changed how recruits address instructors. a portion of a statement from marine corps spokeman said recruits continue to address drill instructors as sir or ma'am in adherence with current marine corp regulations and courtesies. no changes will be made to time-tested methods without significant feedback and scrutiny from the marine corps leadership. the chief of staff of marine corps training and education raised concern about the reports recommendations that we want to avoid any quick solutions, adding any problem that might be introduced in the future. the report recommends that recruits stop using sir or ma'am and instead what it calls gender-neutral identifiers such as drill instructor or senior drill instructor, the reason it primes recruits to search for drill instructor's gender first before rank and role. the report further states gender identifiers have the potential to remind t

wertman has been at war with russia in the kherson direction since february he joined the marine corpsf the armed forces, and before that, from 15 to 19, he served in the us marine corps with any watercolors on the raincoat. now it's not very difficult. well, for obvious reasons. yes, they take everyone. well, here, how a person with this got into the american army is not clear, yes, that is, there are medical commissions with her, people who people exist. yes, because military psychiatrists somehow let him through. verton still sells all these uniforms, as he says, of the russian soldier he killed. here is his post, there is even a price tag. and here is the drawing that werthman found after searching the body and he is also selling it. it is the vulture who writes in social networks that he hates russians, that they intend to continue collecting bones and skulls of dead soldiers, that he wants to bring a taxidermist to ukraine to support his project, that is, he is like a business perverted fantasy, maniac. by the way, he also writes that sending such items, like those same bone ring

>> reporter: the marine corps saying not so fast to change the time-honored tradition. a study by the university of pittsburgh commissioned by the marines on gender integrated recruit training recommends doing away with sir or ma'am, recruits address drill instructors, the policies and going to change overnight if at all. when asked about the report released in june, the marines have adopted or taken action on some recommendations but as of now have not changed how recruits address instructors. a portion of the statement from the marine corps spokesman, the marine corps recruits continue to address drill instructors as sir or ma'am in adherence with current marine corps regulations and customs and courtesies, no changes will be made to time-tested methods without cigna for can scrutiny and feedback from marine corps leadership. the chief of staff raised concern about the reports and recommendations telling the advisory committee we want to avoid any quick solutions that might introduce problems in the future. the report recommends recruits stop using sir or ma'am and ins

here you have a man who has actively served the united states in the marine corps and possibly is an intel asset in a hostile foreign country, that man is languishing -- in a prison cell. it turns out they didn't mean a word of it to bring him home. the biden administration announced that they had secured the release of a prison in russia, a female basketball player, brittney greener. in exchange they hadded over an arms dealler -- viktor bout. >> viktor in my eyes someone of the most dangerous men on the face of the earth. >> on the face of the earth? >> without a doubt. >> mike brawn, former chief of operations for the u.s. drug enforcement administration told us he first exploded on the scene in war-torn africa in the late 1980. elevating bloody conflicts from machetes and single shot rifles to -- >> ak47's, by the tons of thousands. >> he transformed these young adolescent warriors into insidious, mindless killing machines which operated with assembly line efficiency. >> the u.s. has indicted him or four terror-related charges including conspiracy to kill americans. >> what makes

the marine corps has an easier time because it is smaller. what are some of the ways we can get more out of the force we have? one idea is to start incorporating asymmetric commercial technologies that are probably faster to acquire than traditional military systems. are we looking at the ability to recompose forces into more creative ways? what are the ways we can take the force we have and better employ it? >> let me start with the premise of your question. the marine corps has advantage and agility. the army and navy are slower to change. you don't get to use that excuse with china. when china invades and our army is not ready, well, that's not fair. that's not ridiculous. if the army is too big, maybe we need to cut it. if the navy is too slow, we need change. these are not acceptable excuses. so, regardless of what the particular system is commodious got to make sure that all of our services are modernizing quickly enough to meet the threat. the army and the navy are not. i would argue that the marine corps is not moving fast enough, but

me 30 seconds to fix it and i want you to tell everybody about when you joined the marine corps, how long you were in the marines how that decision came about . i'll be back 20 seconds in to your answers. >> i enlisted into the marine corps officially late september, early 2014 but i didn't leave from boot 15camp until may 2015. that wasn't the 22nd, youliar . >> and i was growing up i was very interested. american history in general and that really sparked my interest in joining the military. [but then okay, which one specifically for me initially i want to go illinois national guard just because you can basically attend any school for free. but then my family on my stepdad side was very much into the marine corps i grew up in the latter half of my great-grandfather's life, he will work to better . he enlisted right after high school so he must've been 17 years old. then he did, after world war ii he was discharged for a while but then they joined the marine corps.and there during that time and he actually got out of not the draft but got out of a deployment to coria. causey had more

, you know, what the marine corp. has a massive disastrously response and what we should do take the patrons and partner up with the governors and started a whole suppressor preamble civilians have response training and education and actually activated and work with the a organizations. >> the part of this for a decade we have been partnering with local governments basically as long as we've been around. how to mitigate those for earthquake and we participate in exercises throughout the training i guess our plans- one of my main functions to let the departments know we are the neighbors and we have been here to help you. and make a friend we want to make sure people know what we are and where we are and the needs what you are capable 6 and so we can help to fill that. >> (music). >> my hope that people stack shake hands and welcome the men and women no uniform we where their from i think how the cream of crop is involved with the u.s. carriers and how brilliant the men and women are. and how to help other people with

in terms of the marine corps, and the navy, with the numbers are very disappointing.it is the exact reason why this is a top priority for our leadership of tackling these issues in a aggressive way. we are working on the policies from no wrong door to cyber harassment to safe to report, to make sure that we are setting the tone from the very top that these behaviors are absolutely unacceptable. and we are also looking after those who have suffered these injustices. one example, there for the victims legal counsel that provides assistance to victims of these crimes. one thing i am proud to say that it is working, the responses from those who have to have to resort to the services tend to be overwhelmingly favorable. so we believe that we can tackle these issues in a smart way, we just need to get it instilled through the whole institution both the navy marine corps. >> got it. well i hope you also take some best practices from some of the other services, and i look forward to working with you on this. so i have to stop talking to family members in my district who are v

>> well, aishah, marine corps says not so fast. by the university of pittsburgh gender, integrated recruit training recommends doing away with sir or ma'am when addressing drill instructors. the policy will not change overnight if at all. the corps, when asked about the 738 page report released in june said marines have adopted and taken action and some recommendations but have not changed how they address instructors. they say they address the drill instructors as sir or ma'am in adherence with marines corps regulations and courtesy. no changes made to time tested methods without scrutiny and feedback from the leadership. chief of staff from the education command raised concern telling advisory committee on women and services we want to avoid any quick solutions that might introduce problems in the future. the report recommends recruits stop using sir or ma'am and instead use what it calls gender neutral identity, it primes recruits to think about or search for a gender first before their rank and role. the report states further "

, and before that, from the fifteenth to the nineteenth year he served in the american marine corps, he was on business trips in japan and south korea and when he quit, he almost immediately went outside the fallow, as he did did you pass the military commission or is it not there? ukrainian army with any it is not very difficult to get into watercolors now for obvious reasons. yes, they take everyone, but how a person with this got into the american army is not clear. yes, that is, there are medical commissions there, there are people who they exist with him. yes, because the military psychiatrists somehow missed him. wertman also sells online the uniform, as he says, of the russian soldier he killed. here is his post, there is even a price tag, and here is the drawing that vertman found after searching the body and he also sells it. this vulture writes in that he hates russians, that he intends to continue collecting the bones and skulls of dead soldiers, that he wants to bring a taxidermist to ukraine to support his project. that is, he is like a business, all this is considered s

a united states marine corps member.re's no such thing ago a former marine and now he's my colleague over at the mighty town hall media empire. he is julio rosas. there he is. i did that like you're playing second base for the mets or something, what's wrong with me. >> well, i mean, anything new york is obviously not, not up to par. that's true. and where are you from originally, julio? >> i'm originally from illinois about 45 minutes outside chicago. >> all right. >> a town called wheaton, where wheaton college is based out of. jokingly referred to as the harvard for christian colleges. >> yes, yes. >> i assure you our book club grand puba, he has a fez, and he's a chicago guy, knows where you're from. are you a white sox fan, cubs fan, bears fan, even worse? >> no, not really. again, like new york, anything illinois, chicago related not generally a big fanments i remember, i grew up in the detroit area and when my brother moved to chicago it was one thing and when he started his family when his son was born, i remembe

marine corps including two deployments to iraq. he served as the central command assessment team in the middle east and has worked with multiple agencies within the intelligence agency. congressman gallagher serves on the permanent select committee of intelligence and the transportation and infrastructure committee from 2019-2021. he served as cochair of the cyberspace commission with strategic approaches to defense against evolving cyber threats to the united states. one logistical note, after congressman gallagher's remarks, we will have a conversation with the editor of the index and her executive vice president and you will of course have opportunities to ask questions. please join me in welcoming congressman gallagher. [applause] congress and gallagher: thank you kevin, -- congressman gallagher: thank you for inviting me here today, congratulations on the publication of the 2023 military strength which is an incredible accomplishment. you should be very proud. although, i have to say that i don't know what was more depressing.

secos to fix it and while i do that i want you to tell him everybody about when you joined the marine corps how old you were, how long you were in the marines and how that decision came about. i will be back, 20 seconds into your answer. >> guest: so, in listening to the marine corps officially late september, 2014 -- >> that wasn't 20 seconds. >> host: even better. >> guest: growing up i was interested in military history. american history in general and that sparked my interest in joining the military branch. initially i wanted to go to the national guard because if you joined the guard you can attend any state school for free. but then my family on my stepdad's side was very much into the marine corps. he and listed right after high school att 17-years-old and then after world war ii, and dischard for a while but then joined during that time and he actually got out of not the draft but out of a deployment to korea because hegr had more than two kids. mymy grandmother was recently bn and at that time if you had more than three kids. unfortunately a lot of the guys in his unit were actuall

they're cadets that will go into the marine corp.. as a marine, i have to cheer for the navy.rmy has a good team and better record and pete might have the ummer hand on me there, but i think the navy will pull it out. we're inside the field and people are coming in and getting ready to do their job on the stadium and in about five or six hours, you'll see teams on the field and a little bit more than five or six hours but we're excited for it and ready to see a football game. pete: looking forward to it. joey, will, do you know the phrase for the marine corp.? they call them the men's department of the navy. i knew you'd like that one. come on. you're not supposed to say that but, i mean. lisa: joey immediately laughed. he's picking up what you're putting down. pete: he gets it. you'd be pulling for navy. joey, thanks for covering down on the game. appreciate it. came with a cause. will: you can say it, i'll never say it. pete: that's what marines say. will: well, jocko wilnick in here with them and say that. pete: he's coming up. will: he's with joe and not in person? dang, p

more to discuss with scott ritter, a former us marine corps intelligence officer. welcome to the program. rebecca costler says the u. s. has to step up its support of ukraine to help the lensky way . do you think the american public is comfortable providing more aid at their own expense, especially given the countries current economic state. i believe that the american people will do what the american congress supports, and we've seen both democratic and republican support for continued a funding of the ukrainian military and economic systems. it keep in mind that even though america's going through a difficult financial time right now, russ, a phobia, has been ingrained. so ingrained in the american psyche that it doesn't take much to convince the american people that there is a threat emanating to emanating from russia. that's worthy of the financial investments that we're making in ukraine. i mean, as a victory even possible, the by that administration is reportedly set to boost efforts to try weapons sat to ukraine. should we expect more accountability or could

that's immoral. -- has spent virtually all of his adult life as a marine corps officer. he's out now. he joins us to assess, thanks for coming on. whatever his real story is, i don't know, he's a marine corps veteran and they chose someone who was in on a drug charge over him, what does that tell you? >> it tells me we need leaders to do what's right and not easy. to prioritizing our service members and their sacrifices. we released an arms dealer that starts wars in places that marine and service members responds to and right now we placed the priority of the famous basketball player over the marine. >> tucker: that's such a smart point. we released the guy who starts the conflicts that marines have to respond to in order to leave the marine behind. do you think, i mean, you live in a different world from those of us in the media but people who have taken up arms in defense of the country like you have, do you think that they see this? the military enlisted and officer ranks understand what's going on here? >> absolutely, tucker. i think president biden's comment that v

would be a priority for any us government your man who served the united states valiantly in the marine corps and possibly collected. does the data in another country rot in the dungeons of a russian prison until the end of its days. the biden administration said today that they have secured the release of a us citizen from a russian prison. but it wasn't paul weeland, it was a basketball player who was arrested a few months ago for violating drug smuggling law in exchange for britney from the biden administration ukraine. you can imagine what a former marine who has served 4 years in prison feels like to realize that he was left to rot in prison, while the famous athlete, whose titles were given to her by her silver friends, will return home very soon, but that's exactly how it happened and take a look at how america is doing under joe biden. we had no choice but to pull out britney ryder instead of paul whelan, he says this demanded putin well, look. we never forgot not to shave, not a grinner, not a paul whelan, who has been held in russia for several years, it was not our choice which of

this week we have a headline where the marine corps doesn't want "sir" or "ma'am." >> our military isk you for your service as well. i would be remiss if i didn't say that it to everyone who served our country was watching this morning. i think it goes without saying we need to be focused on these priorities. we are hearing about our air force cadets being taught to not say the word "terrorist" pretend to be gender inclusive for the last thing we should be worried about right now is offending someone who does not have our best interest at heart and actually working to do us harm. let's replace every one of these woke gender ideology classes with a class on vinyl preparedness and military redness. that is what we should be focused on. i think was a great victory that we were able to eliminate the covid-19 vaccine could we had a lot of people who are not signing up for the military right now because they know they don't want to get that magazine. we had people leave the military because of that. again, let's focus on these priorities. it is preparedness over these pronouns. preparedness

, you know, what the marine corp.isastrously response and what we should do take the patrons and partner up with the governors and started a whole suppressor preamble civilians have response training and education and actually activated and work with the a organizations. >> the part of this for a decade we have been partnering with local governments basically as long as we've been around. how to mitigate those for earthquake and we participate in exercises throughout the training i guess our plans- one of my main functions to let the departments know we are the neighbors and we have been here to help you. and make a friend we want to make sure people know what we are and where we are and the needs what you are capable 6 and so we can help to fill that. >> (music). >> my hope that people stack shake hands and welcome the men and women no uniform we where their from i think how the cream of crop is involved with the u.s. carriers and how brilliant the men and women are. and how to help other people with the generosity a

now the marine corps declined our request for an interview, but they told me this.ice members, veterans, civilian workforce, and families, including those who have experienced health issues they believe are related to their time in the service. the issue here is there are a lot of people right now who are sick who could use this money right now, not in five years' time when maybe they'll be dead. >> they don't really care about the feelings of the marine corps. they need some help. nick watt, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> these are new images of the volcano erupting in hawaii. what geologists are now saying about the lava flow there. stay with us. a low-rate personal loan from sofi.i. get a personal loan wiwith no fees, low fixed rate, and borrow up to $100k. sofi. get your money right. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. it's your last chance to shop wayfair's cyber week! save on kitchen

representing united states marine corps is world war two veteran. mr. jack maroney and singer mary melvin. representing the united states navy chaplain chad astbury, accompanied by world war two veteran mrs. rose dern. representing the united states air force, is world war veteran mr. lou griffith. representing the united states space force is world war two veteran. mr. huey lamb. representing the united coast guard is world war two veteran. mr. bennett. representing the united states merchant marine is deputy maritime administrator lucinda leslie. please rise for the playing of taps. thank you all. hello, everyone. hello to my class. hello to the american studies department here at cal state fullerton. hello to mom and dad. if they're watching at home, i love you very much. i am honored to get to speak here today to my american nightlife students and

representing united states marine corps is world war two veteran. mr. jack maroney and singer mary melvin. representing the united states navy chaplain chad astbury, accompanied by world war two veteran mrs. rose dern. representing the united states air force, is world war veteran mr. lou griffith. representing the united states space force is world war two veteran. mr. huey lamb. representing the united coast guard is world war two veteran. mr. bennett. representing the united states merchant marine is deputy maritime administrator lucinda leslie. please rise for the playing of taps. good evening. thank you all for joining us. i am with smithsonian associates and thrilled to welcome you to today's program on visual thinking with dr. temple. to our members, a sincere thank you. now moha

i fully believe the marine corps would have let me go to retirement. so they would have. what they told me was you could go to quantico you can hide in a cubicle and make powerpoints will take care of you. you don't have you have mental health problems right you i know you're saying you don't but you got mental problems, right? right. so i could have done that or the option was to apply pressure in attack. right. and obviously i took the second the second course of action. and so i just i'm all in like i believe in what i'm saying. i'm not backing away from it. i joined the marine corps not be a career officer or to have a retirement, but to leave a better america for my children. and that's what my guiding belief was as i was doing so, i continue making statements and. then this is where like, you know, people ask me like do you regret anything? would you have done things differently. so at that point, i mean, i'm just released. they can't keep up. i'm like dropping content and, you know, was i conduct unbecoming, gentleman? yes. did i violate the social media policy? ye

the confrontation between the gunners of the marine corps of the pacific fleet and their opponents fromhe court is now especially acute here in the vuglodar direction aleksey baranov andrey yurchuk. ilya yepanchin khalit tankiev to lead the lines of contact in the donetsk people’s republic the coal industry in russia is now rapidly increasing the incidence of influenza and sars compared to last week, the figure has increased by more than a third, st. petersburg introduces a mask regime at all social facilities in vorkuta, all schools have been quarantined to vaccinate more than 74 million people managed to save the country from the flu, russia, but now the primary campaign has already ended in primorye under the threshold for viral infections exceeded one and a half times, and from there, reporting ksenia this is how experts evaluate it. given the current situation in primorsky krai, the number of cases of respiratory viral infections is 50% higher and below the threshold, and from the experience of doctors, the numbers will only grow daily. i accept about 50-60 people at the moment of

department of the navy has taken in response to the reported such a misconduct involving navy and marine corps junior reserve officer training corps instructors, jrotc. i i want to convey on behalf of the secretary in the senior department of the navy civilian and military leadership that we take every instance of alleged sexual misconduct very seriously and are taking immediate action to improve the jrotc program to do everything within our power to avoid any future instructor misconduct. across the nation the navy and marine corps partners with more than 800 jrotc host schools with roughly 100,000 participating students. jrotc teaches life skills at colleges and employers highly value but they're typically not taught in high school curriculum. through the jrotc curriculum instructors help cultivate skills to position suits better for success inside and outside the classroom. our youth need positive leaders, mentors, teachers and role models to help prepare them to make good decisions in life and become productive citizens of our nation. jrotc instructors often trusted adults and mentors in t

the navy has praised the role of this marine corps. it's an honor for me and for our nation, the memorialize, the marines. the soldiers and coalition forces that fold valiantly and those who sacrificed their lives during both bottles of fallujah. this namesake deserves to be in the pantheon of iconic marine corps bottles. and on course had joins been the studio with the niece has now dawn, thanks to coming in. so explain to us, we'll say controversial about this name. and how are people remembering the battles? well, it's probably not the best idea to immortalize an event that is remembered by most people as one of the bloodiest episodes of the u. s. is a military occupation in iraq. i mean, just look at the civilian casualties over 600 unarmed men, women and children were killed in the 1st battle for felicia and another 500 of those people, unarmed men, women and children were killed by the end of the 2nd battle for it. there was even an instance in which u. s. troops fired upon a crowd of protesters and killed 13 people that were simp

uh, before 6 hours of work, the commander of the intelligence unit of the marine corps of the pacificlls us. how exactly the adjustment takes place on a specific example, the device detected a mortar projectile in the air, it accompanies it on other screens, the coordinates appear approximately the location of the mortar calculation of the enemy with an error of no more than 30-40 m. if the projectile is already artillery, then the coordinates are also taken out. according to the x y, the distance can already be 15 km and 20 km, it is at this distance from the line of contact, as a rule, that artillery batteries stand on the ground, they found a mortar position. here, uh, we worked in conjunction with uh, drone operators, accordingly transmitted the data to them. they flew there and found that there was a 120 mm mortar position, a minota. so, accordingly, they have already worked directly with chief of artillery, and they hit this mortar today at the radar reconnaissance complex. aistyonok's main task is to help the artillerymen of the eastern military district in counter-battery comb

two types of marines when i came into the marine corps in 2005. two type of combat veterans. erans and fallujah marines. it was that big of a deal. that's how big of a deal new jersey was. this what we are looking at in kyiv looks like urban warfare. when you see these images, what does that make you think? >> honestly, joey, it makes me think that we don't need to be there. you just said it. i'm a new jersey marine and what we saw and did in new jersey, we question it to this day sometimes. unfortunately, what it ended up having to take was leveling the city in the ii invasion that i wasn't a part of. i was part of the first invasion. but it took us leveling the city. and i don't think that's something that we need to be doing. we don't need to be funding one side of the war while releasing prisoners to the other side. i think we just need to stay out. this seems like something strategically being done as dave said the patriot missiles aren't being used yet and this is forcing us to use more action on our end that we don't just need to be doing. >> griff: let's modify on to s

the marine corps also wouldn't speak to us on camera, but they say that we care deeply about our servicens, civilian workforce and families including those who have experienced health issues they believe are related to their time in the service. now, the issue here is that a lot of people are sick right now and could really use the money right now, not in five years because in five years, some of them might have died. nick watt, cnn, los angeles. >> terribly sad. >>> straight ahead, ukrainian officials warning that the country faces tough winter ahead but are confident they can avoid a national blackouted a russian missiles continue hitting infrastructure. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated custom scans help you find new tradading opportunities while an earnings tool helps s you plan your trades and stay on top of the market one role of a lifetime... one sore throat. but she had enough. she took mucinex instasoothe sore throat lozenges. show your sore throat o's boss. munex instasoothe. wos in seconds, lasts for hours. you go by lots of titles. vetera

i represent san diego we have a lot of family members and folks that serve in the marine corps and i have to answer to the parent other doing and unfortunately the marine corps has the were sexual assault and sexual harassment rates in the dod with 13.4% or 2204 women service members who reported their instant to dod. is it a command, climate, culture, leadership and what you doing to fix it so i don't have to keep answering these questions from my constituents in the marine corps of the highest rates which is a new problem. >> representative jacobs, we don't want you to keep having to answer those questions. as you know every individual to be expected that that child is going to be treated with respect and dignity that they will be taking care of, they will be safe, obviously there are risks to professional military career but sexual assault, sexual harassment should not be one of those. it is going to take leadership at the top and we have the leadership at the top it's dedicated to making the changes. enter all the services. and we need to institute a cultural change and let peopl

for when i was there triple circumstance forefronting i marine corp tv serious. we were doing like documentary work, right. so -- we would cover like the first female infant real marines covered on the east and first female assault [inaudible] as well. where they work on the big man escaping my. the triple aman b. covered the training they did, being able it deadweight lift, 168 pounds out of the av. everything that we did. [laughter]. so. it was incredible y. when i was in the navy my last 2 years in, i was electronic technician i worked on radar and gps stuff. and you know they called me twijet, tweak and adjust it. i actually [laughter] was interested in film make thanksgiving was in 99 in 2000. my last deployment i wanted to make videos. and so i started my friend and i the other guys, mo japanese and chinese guy started a show on the ship. mtv, tom green. and going making people answer stupid questions. and like, um. ... something like that. and that's how i learned everything and within our own ship and love and you make a montage of the ship's prescription