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Medal of honor around his neck he told him we have been waiting for you for six years. leo was awarded the medal not for his captivity but earlier mission sacrificing his safety for fellow pilots shot down. later they were all in captivity. leo was a man his fellow heroes looked up to. as our friend jack jacobs said tonight i always thought leo would live forever. jack was not alone. now for the rest of us starting tonight lets make sure leos story gets passed on forever instead. leo thorsness h...

If you look at that as a comparison, that tells you, okay, if hes doing it alone, he is more comfortable. jay z said either love me or leave me alone. thats an attitude celebrities sometimes have. he knows how to do it if its alone but the loving and collaboration seems harder. >> this is a president who has essentially been raised in captivity. never hold elective office. never been in the u.s. military. its surprising because he has a unified gerent. right. he has a republican house. he has a ...

Being uncivil, the ones being misogynistic, racist, not accepting and not loving, intolerant of people who are different from us and yet here we have another example of again hypocritical left including senator warren accusing those of exactly what she has been doing for years. >> bill: thank you for your spirited thoughts today. katie and jessica, thanks. 21 past now. >> shannon: an american citizen held in an egyptian prison free after years of captivity. the major role president trump reporte...

I -- guilty, guilty, i get emotional and i dont like vladimir putin. >> would you be so federal reserve vent about it had you not had the experience dollars had you? >> no. you know, you said something else about your captivity, you said the thing i miss most was information, free, unsense order, undistorted abundant information. that seems to be under awhack, assault today too. you kind of referenced it earlier. how big of a concern is that? >> huge concern. i think its one of the major challen...

In 2014. its still going on. theres still 6,000 in captivity including some in her family. these are the worst crime of generation. as an international lawyer i wanted to help nadia and people like her who i represent to try to bring isis to justice. one of the ways in which were trying to do that is have a security council set up investigation and collect evidence in iraq of these crimes. >> when we come back, ill ask how she responds to those who might hear this interview and say its their civ...

>> tucker: not many men have stared islamic radicalism and its hairy, smelly and altogether unpleasant face. even fewer have done so and survived. one man who has is a freelance journalist who was abducted in 2012 by an al qaeda linked group in syria that is fighting the assad regime. after two years of multiple failed attempts, he was released in 2014. he was able to tell his incredible story to the world. he joins us from paris. thank you for coming on. >> thank you for having me. >> tucker: y...

>> tucker: not many men have stared islamic radicalism s>> tucker: not many men have stared islamic radicalism and its hairy, smelly and altogether unpleasant face. even fewer have done so and survived. one man who has is a freelance journalist who was abducted in 2012 by an al qaeda linked group in syria that is fighting the assad regime. after two years of multiple failed attempts, he was released in 2014. he was able to tell his incredible story to the world. he joins us from paris. thank you...

Ended up spending his first few years in the washington nationals we went back to china. the chinese government loans out the pandas and technology to breed animals that are notoriously difficult to breed in captivity. an animal that really has otherwise struggled in the wild. its just a environment getting better. >> thank you, cam. >> i will go to steve nugent for saying an interview this week that the strong dollar is good for the united states. the secretary says it shows confidence in the u...

>> we have bought land in africa to make it safe for the cheetah. we have given money to many cheetah projects in africa where cheetahs are saved from traps. this funny little zoo on the ohio river has made a big difference in cheetah conservation. >> on this june day, national geographic is using special slow-motion cameras racing alongside the cheetahs on a 410-foot track hoping to capture a new world record sprint. >> cheetahs are the fastest animal in the world because they are built for spe...

To the agenda and as a presence that i think is very important to have in the house. >> secondly. a dear friend, i cherish his friendship. >> i can run a little hot on occasions. [ laughter ] >> having heard all that, lets bring in our panel members tonight. >> ron and he escaped 20 years of captivity in america. >> catherine grant is with us with the washington post, i may have one of the youngest in the nation. lonnie chen is with us tonight among many other jobs and policy director for mitt r...