then technicolor. but now with the help of tiny mountable cameras for the first time we can see war filmed by soldiers themselves. [ gunfire ] the concept of a new series on the discovery channel "taking fire." >> this is my first patrol and i'm thinking, it's a beautiful so cool. >> reporter: kyle boucher was just 22 years old when he left home for afghanistan. >> hi, mom. >> we really didn't have any idea how bad it was going to get. >> go! go! >> reporter: and bad it got because boucher was sent to the afghan border with pakistan, a remote taliban-held region called the korengal valley, nicknamed the valley of death by the bullet-battered battalions stationed there. 42 american servicemen lost their lives in that valley. hundreds more wounded. [ gunfire ] >> where's it coming from? >> i don't know, dude. behind me. >> reporter: in the show it looks like you guys are sitting ducks. incoming fire all the time. was it actually that bad? >> yeah. we were at the bottom of a valley. the taliban could just

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this is a big, you know, sort of technicolor example that happened this week. >> apparently, i baitedwith a tweet and i didn't even know i was doing it. like a seventh grader. >> but there is still the reality and we talked about this in the last segment that the polls show that despite how folks may think or feel about donald trump, that there's a considerable number of americans out there who are willing to continue to give him the look for the presidency. because of how they think and feel about hillary clinton. >> those americans are really important. >> you cannot discount that fact. joe is absolutely right. this is a jump ball race going into labor day. >> it's just not my party. >> telling for months he will win the election. you think so? it is still within the parameters for him to do that. ultimately, we still don't know where the american people will settle down in this race. >> you don't know how they're going to vote when they go in on election day. we don't know what happens between now and then. we do know that this is a change election. and all the conditions favor a c