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51% say it was the right decision to invade afghanistan. thats down from 67% in 2006. this is afghanistans president hamid karzai who blames the united states for insurgent attacks within his country. its our fault, he claims, efforts he believes are an attempt to weaken him. fox news contributor lieutenant colonel allen west is joining us this morning. he spent a great deal of time representing our country abroad in war zones. colonel west, has a heartbreaking poll. it must be particularly toug...

Back to huckabee. about 40,000 troops are expected to leave afghanistan over the next 12 months. congress just voted to cut pensions of our veterans. what does the future hold for our men and women in uniform. thanks for being here. thanks for your service to this country. >> thanks for having me. >> as a veteran and a wounded warrior what did you feel? not just think but feel when you heard congress, it was a mistake but they cut benefits to veterans in this last budget deal. >> i saw it as a...

War fair, i think they are awesome. i should have been -- i should have went to the army. everyone in my family -- the men in my family when im the only man in my family on my father eastside that didnt serve in the military or anything, probably because i was involved and got felonies early. im the only man in all my family that never been in the service. >> who would be your sporting hero? >> mine? golly, alley duran, fighter. >> all boxers. >> yeah. >> any other sports men from other sports? ...

Distortions of his record. those that have come out to say he is not a friend to israel how do you think the hearings will eliminate any of the m misperceptions that have been played out so far? >> you cant eliminate all of the miss per inspections, but i think he is a an outstanding record in two terms as senator. he knows the department of defense in a way that no other secretary ever has. i believe he is the first one ever to serve as secretary who will have been an enlisted man. >> thats cor...

It was right there. we had plenty of bombs. wait a minute. we considered it? i have to hear about this. andy? >> you will hear about this, tom. dont respond to what i just said. >> just tell me. i guess i have to wait. >> well tell you later. >> i am here with fox business net wore reporter -- network reporter. his latest comedy cd is called image reporter. and sitting next to me who think hes is in line to cease les-mis is john bolten. >>- q. i should we put the -- >> should we put the fair in ...

Condition, possibly alcohol abuse, well see. at the end of the day what we ended up with is a senseless mass murder at a terrible time. poor afghanistan. you know, here we are ten years at war fair, $500 billion, 17,000 u.s. killed and wounded. the american people are growing tired of it. now we have this palpable tension between the afghans and what they are increasingly viewing as the occupying force. a very sad situation. >> and, obviously, it comes on the heels of the accidental burning of t...

good morning to you. it is tuesday, december the 20th. im ali velshi joined again by alina cho this morning. good morning. >> good morning to you. so glad youre with us and up first, the u.s. keeping an eye out for advancing troops and any other threatening moves after the death of a dictator in north korea. north korean media show the images of kim jong-ils body laid out in a glass coffin. his third son and successor, kim jong un, paying respects. and live for us in seoul, south korea...

Operationally involved in al qaeda that he had somehow become a father figure to them and an ideological spokesman perhaps but not day to day involved. has anything thats emerged changed your perspective on that. has it changed your assessment of whether to take him out was appropriate. . >> he was unarmed. thats an act of murder. having spent time in combat, in war fair, theres always murder. i think to the point that steven made is a valid one. in terms of when i covered al qaeda, he contribut...

Bit of everything. they are courageous. weapons are definitely a big thing and is something they would certainly need. boatloads of things like rifles, rocket-propelled grenades, at least a little more than they have. they have a lot of trouble getting ammunition, have trouble getting weapons in case they lose them. so, yeah, thats a big issue. if they had a little more, they say they would be able to make advances, because they believe the population by and large is very much in the camp of the...

>> even in world war ii, chemical weapons were not used on battlefields, even in the korean war, they were not used on battlefield. since world war i theres been an international convention on this. >> he didnt mention vietnam for a reason. he knows how much it was used in the vietnam war by the united states of america. the use of nay palm was chemical war fair. it was the product of the dough chemical company. the united states burned men, women, and children and babies to death in vietnam, dr...