. >> reporter: tammy broussard says her daughter heidi liked to take care of damaged people and that's why she befriended megan fieramusca who is now charged with murder. >> it hurts me the most she betrayed my daughter. >> reporter: in a new interview with "dateline" tammy says she believes the investigators believe megan fabricated a pregnancy and strangled heidi to steal her newborn baby girl margot. >> you're supposed to be her friend. why would you do that? we would like to know why. we really would. >> reporter: authorities say megan told friends last year she was expecting, but tammy was skeptical. what was it about her belly that you thought looked off >> it didn't look like a pregnant belly she was faking it. >> reporter: when heidi went missing, tammy says megan called and texted constantly asking about the police investigation. >> the only concern she had was she was wanting to know are the police doing anything >> reporter: in a statement fieramusca's attorney said the government has yet to disclose any evidence against our client and we call upon patience and resisting the

another goalfor tammy it was a pretty tame header.retty tame header. another goalfor tammy abraham keeping up it was a pretty tame header. another goal for tammy abraham keeping up a hot streak he has had this season. and in the second half callum hudson odoi got his first goal in the premier league to make it three. the young englishman. chelsea's youngsters are still doing the business. very convincing. the scoreline is convincing but not as much as it should have been. there was great football throughout the game, great passages with chances at the end of them which would have been really good goals to watch back. we did not quite get that but the all—around performance was superb football. so the other results still to mention, newcastle lost two players to injury inside the first half at wolves, but they claimed a good point there, 1—1 at molineux, while everton continued their resurgence under carlo ancelotti. a single goal from richarlison enough to beat brighton at goodison. that all means this for the table. an enormous chasm

tammy bruce and matt schlapp will expose it all. stay until the end of the show tonight, we have something special. friday follies, i will be joined by two incredible guests. trump upsets liberal hollywood by taking out a terrorist, and i hit the streets to discover thef seniors are playing more video games. joining the right hearing studio, you don't want to miss this. but first, iran is vowing revenge for the killing with revolutionary guard leader in an air strike yesterday. it's not clear how they will retaliate, but u.s. troops and security officials are on high alert, and now, there are reports of another deadly air strike on iranian backed militias in iraq. for the latest details, we go to fox's benjamin hall, who is life in amman, jordan. benjamin? >> raymond, good evening from jordan. all day, we will been waiting for some possible retaliation from the irradiance, but out of nowhere came a surprise announcement that there may have been another u.s. strike just north of baghdad. it is not yet confirmed, but early reports sug

tammy call, the director here at the museum. she'd like to say a few things about this wonderful museum we're all in today. please help me welcome mrs. tammy call. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. thank you for being here. general mcconville, general ham, all of our guests, welcome to the national museum of the united states army. we look forward with great excitement of opening the doors to the public on june 4, 2020. four and a half months away but nobody's counting. [laughter] you're getting a glimpse of what a phenomenal museum this is going to be and we encourage all of you to help us spread the word as we prepare to become the front door to america's army. so with that, welcome to the museum where we will honor and welcome hundreds of thousands of visitors every single year. so welcome, enjoy your day. [applause] >> thanks, tammy. thank you very very much for this wonderful facility. how many of you are here visiting the museum for the first time, for the very first time? ost everybody. how many of you are here for th

tammy call, the director here at the museum. she'd like to say a few things about this wonderful museum we're all in today. my name is alex brody, director of meetings at the association of the united states army and thank you for being here. i can't think of a better way to kick off the 2020ausa breakfast series than to do so in this very special location with the chief of staff, general james mcconville. appreciate everyone being here and wish you a happy new year. to get started, i'm going to introduce ms. tammy call, the director here at the museum. she'd like to say a few things about this wonderful museum we're all in today. please help me welcome mrs. tammy call. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. thank you for being here. general mcconville, general ham, all of our guests, welcome to the national museum of the united states army. we look forward with great excitement of opening the doors to the public on june 4, 2020. four and a half months away but nobody's counting. [laughter] you're getting a glimpse of what a phen

how my doing tammy. >> good. okay, fine let's keep going.'s hard to imagine a more ludicrous basis but somehow they've pulled off that feat with their second article, obstruction of congress. this thing trump should be removed from office for not handing over information including witnesses, but that's literally part of checks and balances laid out in the constitution. congress asked and the executive branch said no, courts say no. it's happened the whole time. you don't go straight to impeachment, the obstruction is so obviously laid up and stupid it's barely worth discussing. one more thing. the question of whether the president committed a crime. first they said you don't need a crime. now they say that that one because the government accountability office said the delay on aid was illegal. aid, that's rubbish because it was paid so be, that same outfit said obama broke the last seven times but i don't remember anyone wanting to impeach him over that and see, yes you do need a crime because the actual constitution says treason, bribery or

tammy? >> i think how we accept risk. -- how we assess risk. i think the ability to think about yourself and your risk tolerance and push that, i think, will allow us to say yes, seven times or whatever you're trying to assess. i think that is an area where each person has to look and say, , and how doy risky i be an optimist about it? jane: i want to give a call to action. i want you to support your local entrepreneurs, especially the women, because we get no funding. [applause] most of your local entrepreneurs are self-funded on about $27,000 over three credit cards. i know it, because i have seen it. and they need your support. we want to order online. it is great and easy. but our neighborhoods connect us face to face. go in. be that change. come in and meet your neighborhood entrepreneurs. welcome them, buy from them, meet them, find them, and share what you found. we want to know about it. i want to know about it. let's really make sure that we are building strong neighborhoods and human connections that we want to live with every single

. >> reporter: chad's wife tammy was found dead in her home.ess than two weeks later, chad and lori were married. in november, jj's grandparents finally requested a welfare check, after being unable to reach the boy since august. >> she never would respond to anything. texts, voice mails, e-mails, nothing. >> reporter: police said in a statement lori initially told them jj was staying with a family friend in arizona. but they quickly learned that wasn't true. they also learned lori's 17-year-old daughter tylee ryan had also not been seen since september 2019. when police arrived at lori's home the next day with a search warrant, she and chad had vanished. >> we're asking the public. please, for god's sake call authorities. >> reporter: they left their home in louisiana and traveled to idaho, offering a $20,000 reward for the safe return of jj and tylee. >> we want lori to please start cooperating with the police. >> reporter: the emotions raw for the couple. >> he means the world to me. he's just the sunlight. >> mom, i want to talk to you. >>

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. >> reporter: tammi abruscatto managed the practice. >> she took time. she treated her patients as a whole body not just their eyes. she was interested in their family life. she had the good old-fashioned southern hospitality. >> reporter: tammi saw how committed toni was to her patients. sometimes it was hard to get her to leave the office. so tammi was charmed when one day in september harold asked her for help. >> you get a phone call out of the blue from harold. >> yes, about two weeks before their anniversary he phoned and said, hey, tammi, i want to surprise toni for our anniversary. can you help me out? >> reporter: it was their 12th wedding anniversary. harold wanted to celebrate with a surprise trip to one of colorado's wonders, rocky mountain national park. so you're being really sneaky in all of this. >> i am. i mean we'd all love for our husbands to call and do something fun like that. so i made her schedule so that she could be done and out of the office by 3:00, but it looked like she would be there till 5:00. >> reporter: the big day was s

tammy bruce, lisa boothe, lawrence jones. kt mcfarland coming up on iran.'m steve hilton, this is "the next revolution." friday nancy pelosi caved again saying they will send articles of impeachment to the senate in a few days. iran confirmed it shot down the ukrainian passenger plane. here is how i see things sat the end of a me men to d -- the enda momentous week for the trump administration. i don't think there has been proper recognition of the substance what this president is doing. it doesn't fit into the establishment traditional ideological boxes. that's why they waste our time with pointless political games with impeachment. the democrats, never trumpers and their lackeys branded him a war monger. but his strategy has been consistent with day one. he's anti-war, but he's also anti-weak. he doesn't want to put his head in the stand like the isolation nuts. he was the same over syria. a missile strike if you use chemical weapons. you saw it in north korea. fire and fury, then negotiations. the same with china. they are coming here next week to sign a

whose phone number is tammy's?don't you call your dealer? >> just so we all know, tom's girlfriend has been workin' in this company for three [bleep] years! i have so much proof right here that she's been workin' in this company, it is un-[bleep]-real. this is her cell phone--tammy's cell phone--which is your girlfriend. so it is his girlfriend, tammy. this is the number. this is her direct line, period. >> tom, is that--does she work there? >> sure does, yeah. >> your girlfriend works for a dealer that sells your product? >> that's correct. >> she's not allowed to be working anything to do with this company. >> a dealer who produced half our volume last year. >> i don't give a [bleep]! >> i'm realizing, watching tom and nancy go at it, they're never gonna get over this breakup. >> you know what, nance? you've--you've put us in this situation. take your drama and take it elsewhere. >> and they'll never stop harboring resentment. >> you want to start airing the dirt, nance? maybe you shouldn't have been in--at a wed

tammy bruce is joining us. host of foxnation's "tammy bruce."hat suddenly it's hillit's hill -- it's hilly unplugged. it's great fun for the rest of us. >> at this rate donald trump will be re-elected in 2024 so she should keep on going. she has managed to bring all americans together. half are deplorables. and the other half are knobs. there is a hashtag on twitter, i'm a nobody for bernie. there is no consideration about the impact of what it is she is saying. lou: the democrats are proud of being the party of hate. they hate every one, they hate everything that's american. it's hate hate hate. hillary is taking it to a new level. tulsi gabbard, do you think she'll get the 50 million in our lawsuit. >> there has rarely been repercussions to this type of bad behavior. hillary clinton has deinvolved into this bitter -- -- has devolved into a bitter woman. it's a statement that you can't do these things. when you are a politician and someone calls you a russian asset. lou: like hillary called president trump. what do you figure the president coul

[indiscernible] ♪ ♪ ♪ [indiscernible] >> tammy cruise will now give the invocation. >> let us pray.ous god you have ordered our lives in the compassion of your will. here in our nation's capital, we are reminded of washington and lincoln. one the 18th century father and the other the 19th century preserve our nation. between then we honor those who took up the struggle for liberty and justice, freedom and peace in europe in the battle of the bulge. in this great series of battles, general eisenhower commented the president situation is to be regarded as one of opportunity for us and so it was. today, we remember the struggle, the bravery and the tenacity, the acts of heroism of those who fought in the battle of the bulge. those who survived and those who gave all their tomorrow is that we might have all of our today's. president truman rightly recognized our debt to the heroic men and women in the service our country can never be repaid. they have heard our and dying gratitude. our undying earned gratitude. america will never forget their sacrifices and so today we thank you especia

whose phone number is tammy's?! whose number is this on tammy's piece of paper?t you call your dealer? nancy: just so we all know... tom: you put us in this situation. nancy: ...tom's girlfriend has been working in this company for three [bleep] years. lemonis: i was actually entertained by the back-and-forth... amber: yeah. lemonis: ...till i had had enough. nancy: i have so much proof right here that she's been working in this company. it is un-[bleep]-real. tom: really? really? nancy: this is her cellphone, tammy's cellphone, which is your girlfriend's. so it is his girlfriend, tammy. this is the number. this is her direct line. lemonis: tom is that -- does she work there? tom: sure does. yeah. lemonis: your girlfriend works for a dealer that sells your product? tom: that's correct. nancy: she's not allowed to be working anything to do with this company. tom: a dealer who produced half our volume last year. nancy: i don't give a [bleep] tom: you know what, nance? you -- you've put us in this situation. if you want to start airing the dirt, nance, maybe you sho

iraq war veteran, tammy duckworth and angus king. and the culture wars. the secretaries of defense and state both say the united states will not attack iran's cultural sites contradicting the president. >> i'm wondering whether you would push back in your role -- >> you're not really wondering, andrea. you're not really wondering -- i was unambiguous on sunday. it is consistent with what the president has said. >> but the president has -- >> every action we take will be consistent with international rule of law. >> coming up here, former secretary of state leon panetta with his reaction and attack mode. bernie sanders unloading on joe biden saying he doubts he can defeat trump as joe biden gets ready to defend his record. >> joe biden voted and helped lead the effort for the war in iraq, the most dangerous foreign policy plunder in the modern history of this country. i don't think that that kind of record is going to bring forth the energy we need to defeat trump. ♪ >>> and good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington where secretary of state mike pompeo n

tammy, please!a massivee issue with, you know, putting dogs to sleep, alone in shelters, being abandoned. again, any dog will look at you, and you will fall in love with any dog. if you are going to say you are a progressive, then at leastd. really do the right thing in that regard. it's not asking very much. but she clearly, this is part of her hypocrisy in general. there is all kinds of dogs out there. >> i think you are being tough on aoc. she ought to be able to adopt any kind of dog she wants. listen, i got a poodle, i got a mini poodle. >> sean: whoa, whoa, whoa, there is a dog that will never convince me to adopt them. i don't like poodles, sorry. >> just see -- >> sean: snowball, snowball, and many sheep dog, like a minik sheepdog, the eyes and everything. >> you would love my poodle if you ever met him. >> sean: there is never a poodle that i have ever met that i liked. i just admitted that on national television that i cried in myy bathroom. over my dog. >> you are very sensitive, seane i

tammy cruise, retired army general -- retired army major general john herling.an, daughter of first lieutenant james -- who was taken prisoner of war during the battle of the bulge. ok. and of course, world war ii veteran mr. george -- >> presenting the wreath, ,olonel patrick robichaux canadian embassy of canada. presenting the wreath of france, defense mission embassy of france and presenting the wreath for luxembourg, deputy chief embassy of luxembourg. last but not least, presenting the wreath -- did you mention that? ok. thank you. presenting the wreath for the kingdom of belgium are mr. kristof, deputy chief embassy of belgium, and general george, of belgium. as i was saying earlier, last but not least, presenting the wreath of the united kingdom are commander jim morley, assistant attache british embassy. please bring the appropriate honors for playing the taps the u.s. army band. ♪ ["taps" playing] ♪ this concludes our ceremony. thank you for joining us today. thank you very much. >> american history tv is in social media. follow us at c-span history. th

len humphries says tammy step is now suspicus. her body was in utah, but he says they're still weeks out from seeing autopsy results chad d lori had disappeared and refused to coerate we do think that left idaho print. that's about all chads adult children who share country says live at this home also haven't talked to them. they didn't have any comment when we knocked on the door friday night. alright fremont county will work on figuring out w tammy died while rexburg police contino look for the children and hopefully get answers to how this is all related. and if the ds are ok. y-high agedy in santa clarita the pilot of a home built plane killed in an early morni crash. >>the single engine aircraft went down about 5 miles north of the van noise aiort. 14 freeway according to the f a a the plane was built from a mustang kit, there was a replica of a famousamerican world war 2 war plane. it is believed the pilot andhe plane's builder was the only person on ard. there were no reports of injuries to anyone or damage to anyone n the

tammy proctor. [applause] is it working? there, ok, good. we are good. thank you for that nice introduction and for camille. it's good to come to kansas city , it's my hometown so it's always wonderful to be here. i would also like to thank dr. kim for setting up my talk nicely by mentioning famine relief. i will talk about that a little bit today. provocative title, the myth of isolation. , when i partly because teach undergraduates about the first world war, usually start class by asking what do you know about the war? i suspect if i threw this out to you, you would probably guess some of the things they know, gas, aerialison warfare, they like that, dogfights, and when i asked about the united states, they know woodrow wilson and isolation. much encapsulates what the undergraduates know when they arrive at college about the first world war. today iske to argue rather than the idea that the united states completely turned 1919, that europe in it's a more complicated story. i argue that americans engaged with europe not just financially and materially b

[applause] >> thanks, tammy. thank you very very much for facility.rful how many of you are here visiting the museum for the the very first time? everybody. how many of you are here for the last time? nobody, not a single hand. impressive and large opent this area, you get but a glimpse of of ourmendous history army. so we are very, very proud to the national historical foundation and welcome you to this breakfast. we can't do ausa events without sponsors to include ones like this great museum and this morning's sponsor, general dynamics, represented this mr. chris marzelli. chris, for you and the general dynamics team who have been a great partner with the army for many, many years, thank you very much for this morning. [applause] 40i could spend the next minutes introducing the people, the luminaries who have gathered here this morning but chief has me not to do that so i'm not going to do that but with a couple of exceptions. i am going to single out a couple of very special guests, joining usl guests, this mo

charles: tammy bruce, always a pleasure. >> thank you, sir.e exclusive sit-down with the newest fed member, newest voting member of the fed. it could move markets. fed president neel kashkari is up next. congress could vote in hours limiting president trump's war powers. are democrats ticking a bad time to play critical theater? i will ask congressman lee zeldini,. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. aleit's a master stroke ofe's persoheartachew. and redemption. the lexus nx. modern utility for modern obstacles. lease the 2020 nx 300 for $359 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. charles: fed pulling strings on this economy in 2019. the question will they be more accommodative in 2020. central bank changed. two hawks are out, one dove is in. edward lawrence in minute nip last with exclusive interview with new fed mem voting member kneel neel kashkari. reporter: i'm in minute in place with fed president neel kashkari, you are now a voting member. >> i am. >> is there any feel that you feel pressure because of the v

and tammy successfully landed that. she was one of the very first women in the navy to fly the high performance aircraft. and really quite a story for this woman. sandra spots is one of 36 women marines who were permitted to serve in vietnam. she was a clerk. obviously you can see from her picture that she did a lot of other things when she was on the ground and volunteering in orphanages and things of that sort. she was one of the few military women besides nurses who are able to travel around vietnam when she worked with senior leadership at the naval forces headquarters there in saigon. emily walker was a flight nurse during the korean war. she flew between japan and korea medevacing casualties from the korean peninsula. she was with one of the storied evacuation units. they were responsible for the evacuation of marines, served with them for 18 months. and our last woman, our army representative martha putny. her story is just amazing. she was one of the first 40 women, african-american women to join the women's aux

get tammy bruce on fox nation. thank you, tammy. >> happy 2020. we have a lot of work to do.r than anybody else jillian mele. jillian: good morning to you. let you caught up on this story we are following. the man accused of the stabbing in the hanukkah attack kicked out of the marines for lying to recruiters. he was thrown out a month later. is he charged with federal hate crimes accused of stabbing five people at hanukkah party in new york. doctors say one of the victims may never regain consciousness. he remains in critical condition. real estate had you heir robert durst admits he wrote the letter that led police to the body of his best friend. the revelation coming out during a hearing in l.a. the note directed police to a quote cadaver in susan burman's home. prosecutors say durst killed her execution style. durst was confronted about the note during a filming of a documentary. it misspelled beverly hills the exact same way in 1999. durst has pleaded not guilty to the murder. a 10-year-old boy hides under groceries to illegally cross the border into spain. police say a

joining me now is tammy bruce, a fox news contributor and president of the independent women's voice. she wrote a fantastic piece for "the washington times" on this very topic titled, chelsea clinton's dubious earnings. tammy, maybe we're being unfair, because, look, the bush daughters, they went to nbc and they -- i guess one went to nbc and i'm sure they do pretty well. so it's -- is this what everyone does, right? >> it's really exposed -- it's brought to my attention by -- it's chelsea is $9 million worth, right? of these stocks. because ironically, of course, the -- the trump economy. that stock went up double digits in '17, '18, and '19. so the clintons are reaping the donald trump work as well. it shows you the next layer down of what's become a stratified dynamic, really, a class-based system where the parents believe of these families, of these dynastic families here in america, of course, with politics, that this country belongs to them. that this is the family company whether it's the -- whether it's the clintons or the bushes or anyone else who got one member or another mo

police are now investigating tammy daybell's death.rlier this month after police found they had misled them about the children's whereabouts. lori allegedly lying to friends saying tylee had died over a year ago. investigators saying, we strongly believe that joshua and tylee's lives are in danger. >> i don't know why they're doing what they're doing. it doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: lori's family believes she joined a religious group created by her husband chad. an attorney for chad and lori daybell say they are both loving parents and spouses and that they look forward to addressing the allegations once they've moved past speculation and rumor but police want the couple to come forward now. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to matt there. >>> the faa is just starting its investigation into a small plane crash near kansas city. two people on board were killed when the plane crashed shortly after takeoff from a small airport. the wreckage you see there was engulfed in flames. the plane destroyed. >>> overseas a s

police are now investigating tammy daybell's death. chad and lori fled the state earlier this month after police found they had misled them about the children's whereabouts. lori allegedly lying to friends, saying tylee had died over a year ago. tonight, investigators saying, "we strongly believe that joshua and tylee's lives are in danger." >> i don't know why they're doing what they're doing, it doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: lori's family believes she joined a religious group created by her husband, chad. an attorney for chad and lori daybell says they are both loving parents and spouses. adding, "we look forward to addressing the allegations once they've moved past speculation and rumor." but police want them to come forward now. whit? >> matt gutman, thank you. >>> now, to the wildfire emergency in australia. massive fires destroying homes. firefighters driving through the flames there. sydney going ahead with its famous fireworks display, despite calls to cancel the event. thousands facing a frightening start to the new yea

police are now investigating tammy daybell's death.rlier this month after police found they had misled them about the children's whereabouts. lori allegedly lying to friends saying tylee had died over a year ago. investigators saying, we strongly believe that joshua and tylee's lives are in danger. >> i don't know why they're doing what they're doing. it doesn't make any sense. >> reporter: lori's family believes she joined a religious group created by her husband chad. an attorney for chad and lori daybell say they are both loving parents and spouses and that they look forward to addressing the allegations once they've moved past speculation and rumor but police want the couple to come forward now. matt gutman, abc news, los angeles. >> our thanks to matt there. >>> the faa is just starting its investigation into a small plane crash near kansas city. two people on board were killed when the plane crashed shortly after takeoff from a small airport. the wreckage you see there was engulfed in flames. the plane destroyed. >>> overseas a s

three months later, in october, chad daybell's wife, tammy, mysteriously died in idaho. he married vallow about two weeks later. then in december, alex cox also died of unknown causes. j.j.'s grandparents, larry and kay woodcock, just want to know the kids are safe. >> bring the kids. that's it. bring them. that's all we need to know. >> show me they're alive. >> reporter: i just spoke with the f.b.i. they say an agent did just meet with the grandparents in idaho. cbs news reached out to lori vallow and chad daybell's lawyer but we have not heard back. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, nikki, thank you so much. now a cbs news exclusive. new questions about the safety and oversight of sightseeing helicopters. an f.a.a. insider is making serious accusations tonight after two deadly crashes in hawaii. kris van cleave has more on the allegations. >> reporter: in december, a sightseeing helicopter crashed in kauai, hawaii, killing all seven aboard. f.a.a. whistleblower joseph monfort, a former army helicopter pilot and f.a.a. employee since 2009, now says he was prevented from

tammy bruce hosts a show on fox nation and she joins us. is a hillary segment, but i want to broaden it a tiny bit because i can't resist. the class of people that begat hillary loves itself more blindly and with less cost than any group of people in the history of the world. can we agree on o that? >> we can expand it into the cul-de-sac you mentioned about identity politics. i think she smacked right into pete buttigieg there, with this new return to concerns for women. it's a remarkable thing and yet it's like groundhog day. coming up on february 2. it's a weird, repeating dynamic of what this woman is doing. it's a difficult framework because we've got hillary, who can't let go, and yet when you think about her complaining about how women are attacked, isn't tulsi suing her now, for that accusation of being a russian agent? >> tucker: irony is dead, tammy. [laughs] >> maybe being a russian agentl. is in fact gender-neutral. maybe that's how she gets away with doing that, hard to say. but at the same time, remember this is a woman who di

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tammy conocimos una carta que le enviÓ la casa blanca indicÁndole que no podrÍa publicar su libro.on dirÍa que tenÍa bases peque donald trump sÍ habría extorsionado a ucrania. carolina: te agradecemos por esta informaciÓn injustamente hablando de esos polÉmicos testigos, algunos han dicho que les gustarÍa ver y escuchar el testimonio del vicepresidente de los estados unidos. obviamente muchos dicen que esto podrÍa cambiar el curso de este juicio polÍtico y se niegan a que comparezcaen este juicio borja: el tema de john bolton a canelo por completo el curso de este juicio polÍtico despuÉs de esa carta que leyÓ la casa blanca para evitar por todos los medios que salga a la luz este libro. ahora donald trump tambiÉn lo estÁ atacando indicando que sus asesores le recomendaban que no lo contrataran. carolina: ahora hablando justamente del presiente, donald trump firmÓ un acuerdo de comercio. entre mÉxico, canadÁ y estados unidos. borja: no estÁ muy claro el tema de los soldados estadounidenses que fueron traumas cerebrales despuÉs de ataque de irÁn en venganza por la muerte del general