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The answer from the defense secretary that day was basically, yes, he said the plan was to have an enduring presence in afghanistan, even after the war was technically over. well today, nbcs richard engel broke the news of what the plan is, for that enduring presence. richard has posted an early draft of an agreement between the american and afghan governments allowing for an ongoing presence of american troops in afghanistan, even after the end of 2014. thousands of u.s. troops and major u.s. f...

>> five, ten years from now, mr. secretary, are my kids going to be serving in afghanistan too? the answer from the defense secretary that day was basically, yes, he said the plan was to have an enduring presence in afghanistan, even after the war was technically over. well today, nbcs richard engel broke the news of what the plan is, for that enduring presence. richard has posted an early draft of an agreement between the american and afghan governments allowing for an ongoing presence of ameri...

>> five, ten years from now, mr. secretary, are my kids going to be serving in afghanistan too? the answer from the defense secretary that day was basically, yes, he said the plan was to have an enduring presence in afghanistan, even after the war was technically over. well today, nbcs richard engel broke the news of what the plan is, for that enduring presence. richard has posted an early draft of an agreement between the american and afghan governments allowing for an ongoing presence of ameri...

Terminate their lives, most of them because of incurable cancer. but in this case, there was no -- they couldnt document -- >> bill: they would have lived maybe 45 more years. >> right. and think about it. the concern obviously about euthanasia is that at some point, who decides who doesnt live? who is inconvenient in whose life -- >> bill: in belgium, luxembourg, the doctor decides. you can be depressed and say, hey, give me at that shot. >> one thing i think, were talking about the culture of ...

Terminate their lives, most of them because of incurable cancer. but in this case, there was no -- they couldnt document -- >> bill: they would have lived maybe 45 more years. >> right. and think about it. the concern obviously about euthanasia is that at some point, who decides who doesnt live? who is inconvenient in whose life -- >> bill: in belgium, luxembourg, the doctor decides. you can be depressed and say, hey, give me at that shot. >> one thing i think, were talking about the culture of ...

1100 people who decided to terminate their lives, most of them because of incurable cancer. but in this case, there was no -- they couldnt document -- >> bill: they would have lived maybe 45 more years. >> right. and think about it. the concern obviously about euthanasia is that at some point, who decides who doesnt live? who is inconvenient in whose life -- >> bill: in belgium, luxembourg, the doctor decides. you can be depressed and say, hey, give me at that shot. >> one thing i think, were ta...