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Some of the fascinating quotes from your dock, but first a lot of his platoon members would not agree with you. we had one on that called him a coward. they feel he walked away and put a lot of people in danger and punishment does not fit the crime. what would you say to him? >> i would say as a former hostage i empathize when bo said every second feels like a captivity. for me it felt like a lifetime. but i also spent 20 years covering wars in afghanistan. and intense privilege to witness and s...

Hes just sharing his opinion as the commander-in-chief. the bergdahl thing has been a tragedy from start now to finish. he deserted, it was a terrible deal to get him back. remember, the lies from the president and susan rice about him being an honorable guy and fought in the battlefield? >> misconduct before the enemy. >> exactly. now this sentence doesnt make any sense to me. incorporated about it. not only people who were harmed, the reporters, the six people who died looking for him. the tra...

Court of justice. we got a hint because the judge thought he should only be charged with desertion for one day, not the full five years he was kept in captivity and even the prosecution asked for 14 years in prison. and the general officer who reveeed this entire case as well as the claims of those soldiers that went out for bergdahl. he recommended bergdahl notten given additional time. there will be criticism and praise and will be an appeals process but again, elnot face additional time, wont...

Jillian: mark allen, shannon testified, the other things she said, her husband lost a wife because he is a caretaker. from various people, what do you think is going to be the weighing factor here? >> the testimony is faster. i expect to see bowe bergdahl court-martialed, stripped of his back pay which had accumulated to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars have given dishonorable discharge. will the judge given time served for his captivity which is up against a life sentence? i have no...

Since 2012 and has deep routes in republican party and financial industry. hes also supported the feds current approach to monetary policy and financial regulation. fuelling the expectation he would bring continuity to that role. now, powell would require senate confirmation. some of his views specifically on regulation could draw opposition for conservatives who previously voted against powells confirmation as fed governor. bowe bergdahl is due back in court after making surprise move of taki...

He could get life behind bars. rob: learned campaign shelled out a million bucks to the law firm that secretly paid fusion g.p.s. in 2016. so, does this threaten the credibility of the russia collusion investigation? as it gets more interesting this week. here now to debate spokesperson for american first policy katrina pearson and m mustafa. katrina, im going to start with you, does this threaten the credibility? does it kind of throw a shadow on it. >> not only does it threaten the credibility...

Kidnappers days later a florida mom has very suddenly be freed. its a stunning turn of events but for everyone who loves her and the investigators who have been trying to find her, it isnt over. theres another shock in store. here again, josh mankiewicz. >> quinn gray had finally been released after three days of captivity. but when she was brought to the fbis jacksonville headquarters, quinn started blaming her husband, reid, for putting her through the whole ordeal. >> right now i feel like my...

The death of this green beret. army staff sergeant logan mill garr, a veteran of two deployments to afghanistan was strangled. now, it happened in his barracks back in june he was stationed in mali to help with secret counter terrorism training there were told. accord to the "new york times," the seals who are part of seal team six have been put on administrative leave. he lost his ability to talk and walk after being shot in the head while searching for disgraced army sergeant bowe bergdahl and...

>> a man hunt was under way for quinn grays kidnapper. two days after her release, quinn remembered something important. it was a new lead for investigators. >> the big thing that she says during the conversation is on sunday morning we were at p ublix. >> quinn remembered the kidnapper had bought food from a public super market while she was in captivity. and she remembered specifically what he purchased. >> thats where he bought the chicken, a paper. >> detectives went to the publix, where the...

Card still again at an atm in canton, georgia. nothing. they returned to his hidden campsite. he held meredith altogether for four days in the woods. and what nature of man is gary that sounds cold and cruel, yeah, it was. >> in his unbelievable cold recollection of the crime, hilton told meredith he was going to let her go after four days of captivity. >> i told her im going to take her and release her. >> instead, hilton went to the van, came back with a tire iron