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Compromised ultimately leading to withdrawal chaos. i think a lot of us were pissed off. one of the first things i started thinking about was how i saw so much self-preservation. that was one of the most frustrating circumstances for me. we knew what we needed to do. it was obvious. anybody on the ground, it was obvious. but we didn t do it. and nobody listened. the people making the decisions on the rules of engagement haven t left the wire. they haven t walked outside the wire and seen by the way they just took a pregnant female, strapped a body bomb on her. they are sending her toward my guys and i can t do anything. that jennifer who is not ....
Abroad since 9/11. i ve seen ugly realities and i have a special reason to give back. back when i was in iraq, i was there with my photographer and a producer, and you re going to see what happened. now, this was just after there had been a big argument about having up armored doors on humvees and whether they made a difference. it saved us in a very, very way. that s me there. we were in a convoy that got the business end of a very big ied, a body bomb in iraq. we were firsthand witnesses and beneficiaries of american excellence. and then there was the part that i ve just never forgotten. after what they did for me, these men and women, they sent me, the one they kept safe, the one who did nothing to help protect his own life they sent me a combat pin and a flag from the vehicle that i was in and a congratulatory letter. the irony. these soldiers told me that i was one of them now, that i had seen combat, and then there was a note. we just want you to know we went ....
Especially me. i have more ability to do what i m asking from you, and i am going to do more, whether you watch or not. it matters. i m making a mistake not doing it. it s not why i do the job. now i also have a special debt that many of you don t. i ve been in many conflicts abroad since 9/11. i ve seen ugly realities and i have a special reason to give back. back when i was in iraq, i was there with my photographer and a producer, and you re going to see what happened. now, this was just after there had been a big argument about having up armored doors on humvees and whether they made a difference. it saved us in a very, very way. that s me there. we were in a convoy that got the business end of a very big ied, a body bomb in iraq. we were firsthand witnesses and beneficiaries of american excellence. and then there was the part that i ve just never forgotten. after what they did for me, these men and women, they sent me, the one they kept safe, the ....
And monitoring. they don t realize al qaeda and isis are more desperate now than in the past. they re losing the caliphate overseas and they ll inspires others to carry out attacks in the united states and europe to rebuild their credibility. in new york six million people on the subway every day. millions of people in manhattan every day during the christmas and hanukkah season, and it is so difficult to stop somebody who has a body bomb. a suicide bomber. we have to constantly be monitoring and surveilling. never let our guard down. bill: what are you hearing about chatter? to viewers at home you walk over the rockefeller center christmas tree right now, like i said, pack a lunch to try to get close to the thing. in 15 years i have never seen this amount of nypd and the guardrails that have been up. that tells me something that is kind of obvious. ....