paul rieckhoff's book is chasing ghosts. daniel anfang sergeant in the marine corps, and david myers first lieutenant u.s. marine corps now business school in new york. thank you all. >> thank you, sir. >> rosehe has been called a poet laureate of outrage and despair for more than 20 years. canadian leonard cohen has been writing and singing songs with a passion of longing. he was at the forefront in the '60s and found him sft in the midst of another renaissance, out with "i'm your man," first major label album in ten years and getting critical acclaim. we look now at the video version of one of the songs from the album. first we take manhattan. ♪ they sentenced me to 20 years of boredom ♪ ♪ what kind of chains ♪ i'm coming now ♪ i'm coming to reward them ♪ first we take manhattan ♪ then we take the men >> rose: joining us leonard cohen. welcome back, i should say. >> thank you for having me over. >> rose: why ten years? it's been ten years in this country because my record company neglected to put out a couple of my records

paul rieckhoff, as you saw, trump was chosen by veterans 2-1 over clinton. do you think that is? >> well, i think we've got to start by being careful about overgeneralizing veterans. there are 22 million in america and represent a very large group, but they're really not a block. if you look at the older veterans, about 18 million or so that haven't cerved since 9/11, they tend to be mostly male, tend to be more white than the general population. so what some of that is just a reflection of the demographics that supported trump versus clinton. in the younger generation, 20% female, more ethnically diverse so we see more political diversity there, but i think you see a frustration with the status quo, with the bureaucracy in washington, you see a certain group of folks who just don't like hillary clinton, i think that's a very real problem just not in the veterans community but more broadly, and you see folks that respond to rhetoric. donald trump talked a big game on veterans. he said it over and over again, i'm going to take care of the vets, i'm going to t

paul rieckhoff, daniel anfang and david myers. >> less than #% of the population served in iraq and afghanistand 10 or 11%. when you come home, looks like most of america is looking at britney spears or madonna when you have friends in a combat environment. it affects the entire dynamic, it's different because it's such a small percentage of the overall population and the american public is so removed from it. >> we continue with remembrance