navy ranger sean parnel and jason redman. marcus you had a great movie too. i loved your movie as well. wish you got an oscar. this got six nods. thanks for being with us. >> absolutely. >> chris and i came up together in the teams from basic training best way to put it all the way through our whole careers to the time they retired us and we came back home to texas. >> yeah. i loved your movie as well. it was pretty fantastic. he has more confirmed kills than any soldier in u.s. history. did he ever talk to you about it? >> in a sense relatively i guess is the best way, it's not what we talk about. we don't sit around talk about the number we have down or what happened. i'm sure sometimes things go down that bother us and just kind of want to get it off your chest. sure, that happened all the time. excuse me, not all the time, but every now and again. but for the most part it's one of those deals where you put in the back of your head and push forward. >> do you feel -- because i love the movie as you know "lone survivor," i love this movie too. i assume you

army ranger, sean parnell, medal of honor recipient dakota miles, and len -- i'm deeply honored to haveou here.gl9çhk this reluck taps of saying the words is a problem. this has been talked about again and again on various shows but cuts to the core. according to the sergeant cuts to the core how we address a problem, whether we think it's a problem. do you agree? >> absolutely. three simple words. radical islamic terrorists. they're not that hard to say. it clearly defines the problem. it defines who we are fighting against. what we are fighting against. and why it's so important for the american people to know whether those three words can't be used, remains just an unexplained fact that the administration won't address and as long as we duck and dodge around it we're not truly going to get to the core issue we need to fight against. >> sergeant mayer what difference would it make? you often hear that. what difference it wouldonçwc make readdressing our terms or how we refer to bad guys? >> i don't know. i think the issue is that the administration has become so politically correct th

listen to sean parnell and jason redman. >> it's highly ironic that a guy like michael moore uses his freedom that he's been graciously gifted by american soldiers and heroes like chris kyle to then turn around and blame the american military for all the problems of the world. to me, that's the definition of irony and cowardice at the same time. >> chris kyle was a hero. he was willing to sacrifice himself, to make a difference and not only his brothers' lives, but in the lives of the american people. even in the lives of somebody like michael moore and seth rogen who have no clue what we're out there fighting for. >> so you want to take it? >> i like care in more ways than one, but let me put it this way. for care to use the word "hate-filled" -- >> let's be clear. "guardian "guardian" wrote it. >> the fact that they retweeted it in their name, they are in essence defending a group that is the most hate-filled in all the groups of the world. what cair needs to understand that those who are islamic terrorists -- yes, islamic terrorists, we've got that right. they are the most hate-fil

navy ranger sean parnell and former u.s. navy s.e.a.l. jason redman. mark it's good to see you again. you had a great movie too. i loved your movie as well. wish you got an oscar. this got six nods. howell did you know him? >> chris and i came up together in the teams from the basic training all the way through our whole careers through the time they retired us. >> i loved your movie as well. it was pretty fantastic. he has more confirmed kills than any soldier in u.s. history. did he ever talk to you about it? >> in a sense relatively i guess is the best way to put it. it's not something that you talk about. we sit around and talk about the number of that we have down. i'm sure that there were some times that things go down that bothered us and you wanted to get it off your chest. that happened all the time but -- excuse me not all the time -- every now and again but for the most part it's a deal where you put it in the back of your head and push forward. >> do you feel -- because i love the movie lone survivor. i love this movie too. i assume you saw

joining me clint's mother, his attorney and retired army ranger sean parnel who wrote this week an articlentitled lorance could be any of us. hannah, i've talked to you a couple times now on radio. your son, he was leading his platoon, right? >> yes he was, sean. >> okay. and this -- he was told that this particular road was an area where there was a lot of terrorist activity, >> yes. he was told it was heavy with taliban. >> and also we know other members of the platoon had been shot and killed in that exact same area in recent weeks, right? >> correct. he was sent there to replace a lieutenant that had been wounded. so he didn't know these soldiers. and they didn't know him. >> all right. so then all of a sudden the motorcycles are approaching. he's got to make a split second decision in a war zone. how did that get to this point where he got prosecuted for this? >> i have no idea. i have absolutely no idea how it became -- they got a prosecution from him protecting himself and protecting his platoon. sean, but i do feel that if he had not made that call that he may -- and gave permissio

he defeated republican incumbent sean parnell in november. this is courtesy of ktoo. >> thank you. thank you very much. president kevin meyer, speaker mike chanault lieutenant governor, members of the legislature, members of the cabinet, and my fellow alaskans it is an honor to stand before you. i'm humbled to serve alaska as your governor. and you have my pledge that i will always put alaska first. i will forever be ready to work with anyone who shares this value. tonight, i deliver the state of the state address. this is a rare privilege to which i owe so much to my family. i want to begin by recognizing my first lady of 37 years and now alaska's first lady, donna walker. as all of you who have met her know, she is one amazing, smart lady who truly has a servant's heart. i also want to introduce two of our four children. our daughter lindsay and son jordan. next, i want to recognize my friend and alaska's lieutenant governor byron mallot. i also want to recognize his bride of when 42 years, toni mallot. donna and i treasure our friendship with you both and with your entire, large

parnell and retired seal redmond. >> you came under fire for defending chris and the movie and defending the job that snipers do what happened? >> sean, absolutely. any time you take a stance on anything controversial you are always going to have people come after you which is fine with me. i find it humorous with some of the statements people make everything from i was getting texts what would jesus do, thou shall not kill. the atheist wrote on there to all muss rims it is the christian yous want not us. i'm an atheist. stuff like that are almost entertaining. the reality is i fought for freedom. chris fought for freedom. shawn fought for freedom. every veteran out there fought for the freedom for people to say whatever they want to say. here's the deal. it's not freedom from opinion. it's not freedom from people who are going to stand up and disagree with what you said. both michael moore and health rouge began made inflammatory comments that disrespected the service of a great american, a great sniper, a great father. everything that chris ever did in turn it directly reflected upon the american military. that's why i am adamant a