[ laughing ] sean: it s funny the media may not pay attention you are the commander in chief you ought to know that it is corpsman. he made that mispronounciation in front of the corpsmen at the graduation ceremony last fall. a leader a reader who sent that video made the point it is galling this is somebody who is a former soldier there was nobody among his staff this goes to your point about where is the staff people to keep him onboard. there was nobody who corrected him between the time he mispronounced it in october and the time he mispronounced it last week. what does it tell you about how out of touch this man is with the military? there are enough double standards between how he s been treated and how sarah palin has been treated to fill an entire football stadium or graduation ceremony for that matter. sean: maybe a new book by michelle malkin at some point the unfair treatment of
the uss comfort, a lady asked what country do you come from? after my operation, she said, i will pray for that company. and in creole, a corpse member said the united states. god s grace and the compassion and decency of the american people is expressed through the men and women like that corpsmen. and as secretary clinton said, it s expressed through multiple faith-based efforts, by evangelicals at world relief,
Similar to those troops face on the battlefield. severe traumatic brain injuries. severe gunshot wound injuries, stab injuries. that is why the navy trains doctors, nurses and corpsmen from all over the world before they ship out to the war zone. this is one of the business issuesiest and most intense emergency rooms in the country and right now, members of the navy are working side by side with doctors here to treat a young woman who just came in with a stab wound. this is relevant and we could see something like this, whether in iraq or afghanistan or whereever we are deployed. the three week program includes battlefield stimulations, basic autopsies and going on rounds with doctors. because of the nature of combat injuries the burn unit is one of the most essential parts of the training. we had three or four different people who e-mail texted us back from iraq saying
Is confirmed dead, one of two more will be named as the leader. gregg: scott, thanks. julie: a fox news exclusive with military lives on the line every day on the battlefield, a well trained medic can make all the difference, anita vogel got an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at how a hospital helps medics prepare before they deploy. here s her report. reporter: every day, the streets of los angeles yield injuries similar to those troops face on the battlefield. traumatic brain injuries, and severe gunshot wound injuries. stab injuries. reporter: that s why the navy trains doctors, nurses and corpsmen from all over the world at county usc hospital, before they ship out to the war zone. this is one of the busiest and most intense emergency rooms in the country. and, right now, members of the navy are working side by side with the doctors here to treat a young woman who just came in with a stab wound.
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