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than other people. what i look at is, all right, i'm coming in to a turn and i know that this turn cuts and then turns left. this is a perfect setup for an l ambush. so if i wanted to, i would put a bomb right around the corner and then one right in here. i'd take out the front and lead vehicle and then i would just kill everything in between. - [richard] so do you still think that way? - occasional. or also all the time. everything can be a threat. every scrap of trash, every misplaced tree landing. the further away you are from combat, the easier it is to disassociate yourself from those threats until you're triggered. (alarm rings) when i came back from deployment, i started using substances to dull the pain, over-the-counter medications, alcohol. yeah, you could tell my heart rate was going up.
away, but they think it's just the kim john young, love letter, and barack obama. they don't find out for a year what's contained. and when they do, that's when their alarm rings. they still forebear for four months, because trump says i want to look at national executive privilege materials, letting at the doj and fbi know. finally, they say, forget about it, and sent this letter that says, you have no executive privilege claim. we're turning it over tomorrow. by the way, that's the claim, and the only claim he is still trying to sow. and it's then that it rolls in quick motion to subpoena, personal visits, and finally, this just tells us, just tell us there's nothing more classified, they signed a piece of paper that they find out is wrong. that is, as you say, 20 months and 20 months that they halfway through finding out that he's been juggling radioactive material, the entire time, with the stomach wrenching
and that's how, highly problematic. i worked under two, three different presidents, and none of them were using the national security apparatus like that. and that becomes a problem, when you are utilizing it for your own personal gain, own personal needs, or your own personal ventana's vendettas to settle. >> right, over these past 20 months, two things seem clear, top of cooperating, not true. and yet, they continue to be a level of difference to the former president, that other americans, of, course would never have been given. do you agree, knowing what you know now, about all of this is been handled? >> so they have come down, sooner, harder? yes, it's astonishing. just in broad strokes, alicia, it takes a year for them to just know he discarded stuff away, but they think it's just the kim john young, love letter, and barack obama. they don't find out for a year what's contained. and when they do, that's when their alarm rings. they still forebear for four months, because trump says i want to look at national executive privilege materials,
and barack obama. they don't find out for a year what's contained. and when they do, that's when their alarm rings. they still forebear for four months, because trump says i want to look at national executive privilege materials, lighting at the doj and fbi know. finally, they say, forget about it, and sent this letter that says, you have no executive privilege claim. we're turning it over tomorrow. by the way, that's the claim, and the only claim he is still trying to sow. and it's then that it rolls in quick motion to subpoena, personal visits, and finally, this just tells us, just tell us there's nothing more classified, they signed a piece of paper that they find out is wrong. that is, as you say, 20 months and 20 months that they halfway through finding out that he's been juggling radioactive material, the entire time, with the stomach wrenching consequences that frank and others have brought out. so, as you say, incredible
and barack obama. they don't find out for a year what's contained. and when they do, that's when their alarm rings. they still forebear for four months, because trump says i want to look at national executive privilege materials, lighting at the doj and fbi know. finally, they say, forget about it, and sent this letter that says, you have no executive privilege claim. we're turning it over tomorrow. by the way, that's the claim, and the only claim he is still trying to sow. and it's then that it rolls in quick motion to subpoena, personal visits, and finally, this just tells us, just tell us there's nothing more classified, they signed a piece of paper that they find out is wrong. that is, as you say, 20 months and 20 months that they halfway through finding out that he's been juggling radioactive material, the entire time, with the stomach wrenching consequences that frank and others have brought out.
store, someone came in and steal things from the ladies there, old lady and almost stabbed her and kill her like in the daytime. and standing there, i have pepper spray, electric pen, i'm scared. you know, i don't feel safe. i don't feel, you know, need help from the government or the police. they should make rules to help the people not against people. do you know what i'm saying? standing with the people and they should put more police officers on, you know, on the city to help the city or the city is going to be gone. the city is going to be down to the help more and more. you find -- people don't care. you know? the guy, he came in yesterday in the morning. break in break in the front door, you know, just break in with a big piece of metal, go in like alarm rings, is he like walking around like nothing.
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armed and ready to fly. the nation's capital, that task falls to the hundred and 13th international guard wing. we flew along in the f-16s to see how quickly things happen when the alarm rings. >> scrambled. >> the logical up daily. signifying an unidentified or unresponsive plane heading towards the capital. >> we when we scramble, that is a real-world event just like it was on 9/11. we send more than 5,000 since 9/11. that no means, we are not defending our nation's borders and away lie. our family. >> weekly, pilots of the international guard practice going from simply hanging out to airborne in a matter of minutes. in a post-9/11 world, the planes are ready for combat.
new leaf. you know, get out, raise my child, you know, and start my life over. coming up -- >> johnson, i need you to pack up all your stuff. >> trouble for keith johnson might also mean trouble for his dog. and -- >> i found out i'm actually a pretty damn good dog trainer. >> another member of the dog program reflects on the mistakes that took him from army veteran to inmate. >> the biggest thing that bothered me was the fact they hurt someone that was innocent. no one? remember when we used to raise the roof, diane? oh, quiet, richard, i'm trying to make sense of flo's terrible drawing. i'll draw the pants off that thing. oh, oh, hats on hamburgers! dancing! drive-in movie theater! home and auto. lamp! squares. stupid, dumb. lines. [ alarm rings ] no! home and auto bundle from progressive. saves you money. yay, game night, so much fun.