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This hangar is filled with 2,300 soldiers with the 101st airborne decision with the history from world war ii to the prayings in iraq and afghanistan and they have lost bud difficults in come bad, some in the crowd, they are injured, what appears to be from combat and they know of the sacrifice and the strain their family went through executing this war on stepper and you tell these guys a prime target has been hit and tell them not to celebrate, that is like giving your kid candy and telling th...

Express anti-american sentiment. >>shepard: i would assume pakistan is where the emotions are strongest. >>guest: absolutely. that is where bin laden was based and that is right now the international hotbed of muslim extremism but even there, the protesters are only numbering in a few hundred. they are burning the american flag in that old school style of protest but not as wide-spread as many expected and it seems to be a sign of al qaedas lack of relevance in the last few years. in the totally...

>>chris: lack, it is a great coup for the president. he took a big gamble. he had some advisors who said, drop a couple of bombs from 30,000 or use a predator drone and take out the compound and he decided to make certain with the other route to identify osama bin laden and that makes this a much more risky mission. and he was talking to those navy seals and some of the people involved in the operation and i bet he was as happy to see them as they were to see him. when he sent them on the missio...

Good to see you. your the c.e.o.s making so much money with so much unemployment? >>guest: well, my c.e.o. clients are in the going to appreciate this, but i think it is shameful. i really do. the results, the corporate profits, are up 41 percent in 2010, and earnings are up, and c.e.o.s obviously should be rewarded for a job well done and a very difficult economy. and turbulent times. that said, when you look at some of the top crows -- c.e.o.s who are making $30 million or $40 million or $50 m...

Operation like that. he is a very empty emotional man and talked about it with great emotion and how it pains him and how much the nation is appreciative. a heavyweight it is. and i am sure this felt it. >>chris: absolutely and the picture in the situation recommend as the mission was going down on sunday it is iconic picture, all of the people looking at the screen and the president seated in the corner and people talk about george h.w. bush being composed and this president is reserved and you...

That was inhabited where they watched the cummings and going at the compound and i spoke to our photographer on the ground there and he said what is interesting is on three sides there are fields and the closest house is 100 yards away. and you did not have any way of looking into the compound so that safe house would have been watching, say, who came and went from the compound. they would not have had a direct view into the compound. >>shepard: thank you, from the pentagon. while you were speak...

The helicopters on the historic mission and members of the air force who provided key support thanking them, all, for their parts in the daring and successful and historic mission. >>shepard: we will be right back. chris wallace is in washington, dc watching with us after the big night at the debate, something about heroin, im not sure. but, chris, some of the defactors -- detractors call this a victory lap but it seems right to make the military feel part of this. they are. >>guest: and people ...

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>>shepard: the u.s. supreme court ruled today that the first amendment does, indeed, protect fundamental church members who hold antigay protests near military funerals. many consider the protests despicable. they are. that is not opinion but fact. the church in question, westboro baptist from kansas only has a few dozen members, and 8-1 decision from the high court and upholds a ruling by the appeals court that threw out a $5 million judgment to the father of a dead marine. he sued westboro chu...

>>shepard: and fannie mae and freddie mac have borrowed from the treasury department to pay back ... the treasury department. according to the wall street journal which is own by the parent company of had network, the two mortgage giants still asked the treasury department each quarter for billions and most of the money goes right back to pay the dividends to the same u.s. agency. last week fannie mae received $88.6 billion in federal taxpayer support and is asking an additional $2.6 billion but...