kind of offer that we do people of afghanistan we are able we do have our security forces as well radie almost 350000 people we do have our people we are determined to defend our country so therefore if we do have the help and support of the international community we do appreciate it but so is president you'd welcome the thousands of soldiers from all around the world to tramp up and down afghan mountains and build massive military bases run by nations. around the world i mean as you say this war is longer than the war in vietnam yes a stronger and stronger but i do believe that if we debt half for the past 1000 years if we don't have a sound political leadership in afghanistan national leadership a good government i do think that our i go need and the problem would have been over years before the problem is that in this country so far we still do not find do not have to leadership so the people of afghanistan can put their faith and trust on them so that is why we do have to sprog in prolonging and i do believe we could have. we quit office top to kick off terrorism yes the 1st year o

i don't think we yet rady for that we haven't gotten to that level yet the deep countries that are ready to embrace that but. the general feeling of the eighty's you using my data to manipulate me and that is the general feeling we have as a population while dwight and took to get to the point where we trust that someone it's going to to use our data to benefit us then we have to get to a point where we trust whoever owns our data and they have to show us we obviously have. different organization having poli sci and regulation that you have to to tick sometimes you do just that policy and just stick without reading what you're sharing or just say the policy is my pages could be $100.00 pages you don't end up reading all those you never know whether you sold your soul saw how do you ensure that you have very many more pages to read to understand that your data is not going to be manipulated or be used against you ok so this is basically like us accepting cooking so i can start is to accept cookies long before i knew what they were to be honest i'm still writing about cookies or. but when

him any time and it was just time for us to call on the name the lord and just to reache out and be radyo take care of our community. >> woodruff:>> brangham: obvious has take an terrible toll on the victims, those who survived and those who lost their live, but we no from shst ootings this also takes a terrible toll on the first responders and the people who care for the wounded. you have been talking to your staff. how are they doing? how are they handling all of this? >> well, first ol, these people performed aazingly. when all this was going on, nobody was above anybody else. everybody was pitching in, doing their role, playing their part, doing what wevs necessaryn going above and beyond that. but you know, it's kind of like post-traumic stress disorder when it all ends and people start calming dunn and they artrt going home and st realizing, i mn, there was a young lady that was killed in this that's the same age as my daughter, and the same age as a lot of our employees family. i think that was very tough for some of our staff to just deal with that, and we've had councilors on si

david: very busy morning rady, thank you. let's stay on gm and get back to jack.ack, precisely at a time when auto sales are not doing spectacularly well you have the union meeting for more money so how will that work? >> it's not just the normal cyclicality of auto sales but at the gradual long-term shift we look at the future of the electric vehicles and you have to be prepared for that. it's also changing tapered overnight america decided no one wants to drive city and everyone wants to drive pickup trucks and suvs so automakers have had to respond to those changing in pace. i think management gm is about the best it has ever been. they done a lot to preserve jobs and put it in a prosperous place. the workers here will get support and these are voters in the swing states and get support from the public the politicians but . david: by the way, one figure and operate gm pays $63 per hour in wages and benefits compared with $50 an hour at the foreign owned factories. they want to think that the viper will they be able to do it connect. >> i think gm but offers on

host: we are joined by kris brown, formally of the brady campaign to prevent gun violence, now of radylcome to the program this morning. tell us about brady, its background, and your soul or main focus, i should ask. jim brady served as the reagan press secretary shot in the line of duty. he and his wife sarah dedicated the rest of their lives to the enactment of federal legislation to expand background checks. after six years and seven votes, in 1993 they got the brady law enacted. host: your experience with that goes back to being a senior legislative assistant with congressman moran back in the 1990's. was that a direct path to where you are today with brady? guest: with some breaks in between, yes. i'm a lawyer by trade, that's what i did after capitol hill, but one of the issues i worked on in my time was gun violence prevention. i got to meet jim and sarah brady and i was there when the brady law was enacted. host: we have you this morning for a couple of reasons. yesterday was supposed to be the markup up several pieces of legislation in the house, now likely to happen next week