pete hegseth joins us right now whose nonprofit organization deals with this. talk to your guys, when you do your research has anything improved? >> nothing's changed. a lot of rhetorical changes. a lot of saying what they're going to do. but if you live in jacksonville, florida, you're waiting 77 days for a primary care appointment. not a specialty. i feel sick, i want to be seen by the v.a. stand by for two and a half months before we can see you. for the listening public that is a mind-blowing number. if you're in p.a., you're waiting six months for a specialty appointment. you will accept the appointment when we give it to you, no other options. >> that's the fear of obamacare. the v.a. is saying is that what we're in for. we know there are thousands of doctors that need to be hired. we have not been able to do that. we know bob mcdonald is the guy in charge and said if i had my druthers i would fire thousands but because these are government workers i can actually get rid of 35. >> they're talking about disciplining thousands. what does discipline mean? it

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this pete hegseth is often on fox, an expert on these matters.izing this classified mission. watch. >> i don't put this on o'neill. i really don't. i put this on a white house that ran like giddy school children to the "new york times" to give away every sipple detail they could about the mission to make themselves look good. vice president who did just that. across the board, ringing the bell about the nature of this mission. the last person to tell his story was rob o'neill. was the seal who pulled the trigger. >> he was the last and now the first was joe biden. joe biden revealed the classified detail that it was seal team six and seal team families felt that put a big target on them. of course, that was couple years ago. >> i definitely understand the debate around this for sure. but just as an american, i'm really glad to know these details. this is history. this is not just any mission. this was eliminating osama bin laden. this is closure for 9-11. i'm really grateful to know what happened. >> me, too. and it made me proud to be an america

pete hegseth is the ceo of concerned veterans for america and he's on a mission to get veterans to votee of north carolina. captain, do you think the veterans are motivated to vote and in the past, why haven't they? >> how could they not be motivated. from the scandals at the department of veterans affairs, we're gutting our military, isis is on the march, we're trading deserters for traitors. veterans are mad as hell. they're motivated. the and he is will we get them out. the big differentiate can be that get out the vote effort. are you remaining people to go out and take that step 'cause as you said, even veterans in a midterm election, last time around, only 57% of them voted. if you add military families on top of that, that's a massive chunk of patriotic, god fearing americans going to the poll. >> you're trying to help them when they get out and sometimes voting comes up in that. pete, what do they say is the reason? >> the reason, lot of veterans are frustrated with this the right, left, they're all crooks. i don't want to have to deal with that. what we're saying is, and what c