the washington post afghanistan papers is about turns out a good political consultant consultant rory reilly topping roy thank you for joining me. thank you as an advocate for u.s. military router and what has been the impact of the washington post release of these documents for you and a lot of about terms you care for from that war. sure so a lot of veterans do not support the war in afghanistan i think one of the most recent polls done showed that over 60 percent a veterans feel that we should no longer be in the country and that perhaps we shouldn't have been there at all so veterans not supporting this war.

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the washington post afghanistan papers is about dreams of a good political consultant consultant rory reilly topping thank you for joining me . thank you as an advocate for u.s. military veterans what has been the impact of the washington post release of these documents for you and a lot of the veterans you care for from that war. sure so a lot of veterans do not support the war in afghanistan i think one of the most recent polls done showed that over 60 percent of that are and feel that we should no longer be in the country and that perhaps we shouldn't have been there at all so veterans not supporting this war that's been a sentiment that's been out there for a while so i think a lot of veterans feel vindicated in some ways particularly those that deployed to afghanistan and got to witness some of these failures firsthand on the ground they've been articulating a lot of things that were in the washington post report for years literally years and i think again vindication is the best word to describe how some of them are feeling because after what they have witnessed and the fact that over

really getting it probably was earlier i was joined by veterans advocate and political consultant rory reilly topping and i. i asked her what in the bill jumps out to her now that it has been signed into existence. well i think it's important to note that the legislation is almost 3500 pages long and even though we've had some time to digest it as you just said the members who voted on it only had 19 hours from the time that it was finalized to the time that they voted on it so i'm not sure that our congressional members know entirely everything that they're voting on there some of the things that jumped out as you noted is the funding of the space force i think that that remains a questionable concepts to have a successful branch of the military that's one of the main things that's in there to other things as over 70 $1000000000.00 authorized for contingency operations overseas and in light of the afghanistan papers that came out just very recently i think that's a very high dollar amount that people should be paying more attention to you said 70 was 70000070000000000. 1000000000 wow that's