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Leadership role within al qaeda pay that's why the u.s. was interested in tracking him down in the first place. he didn't have a lot of combat experience, he wasn't within leadership al qaeda the moment, he did represent essentially the next generation for al qaeda. he was going to be some kind of recruitment draw. essentially based on the strength of his father's name. taking them off the battlefield is a blow to al qaeda and its a boost to u.s. security. >> julie: what does this say about the trump administration that we are dealing with terror? >> i think it's obviously the trump administra...

He was found guilty of posing with a corpse which carries a maximum sentence of four months in prison but in light of the fact he spent 9 months in prison in advance of his trial the 40-year-old was expected to go free. he will be sentenced on that charge today. one of the key moments of the controversy filled case, a key prosecution witness said he had not chief gallagher killed the captive by covering his breathing to. a seal and a navy officer in combat experience and two weeks hearing testimony, celebrating eight hours before reaching their verdict. eddie gallagher and his wife will be on ...

With a picture of a corpse which carries a maximum sentence of four months in prison. he spent nine months in prison, the 40-year-old is expected to go free. one of the key moments in a controversy filled case, a key prosecution witness said he and not chief gallagher killed the captives by covering his breathing tube. the navy officer with combat experience been two weeks in testimony delivering eight others before reaching their verdict. a gallagher and his wife will be on "fox and friends" later this morning to talk about the verdict and where their lives go from here. initiating a punishme...

Servicemen accused of war crimes. a fellow retired general officer of yours, mark hurtling, mutual friend. you and i both know a superior retired officer has written a really interesting piece pardoning soldiers accused of war crimes would be immoral. general, what's your take on this story? >> look, bryan arb i had three combat tours so there's no question that small unit combat is brutal. it's kill or be killed. but the u.s. armed forces is still guided by its values, by its discipline. it operates under the uniform code of military justice. and for sure we don't execute detainees or kill ci...

Detainees or kill civilians. and if we do, we take action. a jury trial of your combat experience peers. so why mr. trump would intervene in that process which is widely not supported by the military chain in command, i'm positive of that. this is a political act. it's ill thought out. it's harmful to our image. and indeed it would put our own military at risk. are we suggesting that we would allow one of our soldiers to be stripped naked and shot dead while being interrogated? so we've got a real problem with the president's publicly stated values system. >> other than getting individuals out...