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Convention that the bodies of enemy soldiers and combatants are to be respected. why we do that, it's -- it comes down to dehumanization and this is difficult because at a certain level soldiers have to be able to kill the enemy. and so they have -- they have to be able to see them as the enemy. however, one of the really important roles of a leader in the military, leaders manage violence. they are not there to commit it. and they're job is to keep soldiers, sailors and marines on the positive side of that line which means you're able to kill the enemy but you are not -- you don't become an a...

What if they're genuine effort to surveil president as the sitting pet? was an effort to invoke the 25th amendment, immaterial to know. >> so memorial day weekend and south carolina guy a lot of veterans down there. john walker, lynn, early release you better not go to south carolina pill say that. >> release and at home he's in trouble. so this shows what happens when you use criminal law to fight a war. i've been saying for about -- since the day 9/11 if you or i or anybody join taliban al qaeda or isis, we're becoming enemy combatants. criminal law designed to solve a crime law force design...

When the army ranger was shot and killed in a friendly fire incident in afghanistan. now the soldier who is believed to have fired those shots is opening up about his struggles that he has battled in the 15 years since that tragic day. steve elliott joins me exclusively in moments first trace gallagher with the back story. >> martha pat tillman and younger brother signed up for the army response to 9/11. both were accepted into elite army rangers after graduating ranger school pat tillman afghanistan. killed five months into his tour. initial lit army said he was killed by enemy combatants but...

A navy s.e.a.l.s chief facing trial for charges of shooting unarmed civilians, also marine snipers charged with urinating on the corporations of taliban fighters. i want to bring in cnn military analysts retired lieutenant general mark hertling. lieutenant, do we know what, if anything these service members have done to merit a presidential pardon? >> not that i know of, ana. now ercertainly i'm not involve in the legal implications of producing pardon, a job of the justice department after the president asked them to consider. but what i do know is these individuals have violated the law of l...

Messages. we had the video of the illegal choke hold. we have had police officers during this hearing talk about how that choke hold was not taught during training. so throughout this process it has been exposed time and time again that the police operated outside of their responsibilities. and when police officers are protected, when they are not held to the same standards that teachers or doctors or anyone else on the jobs are held to then it sends a message that they can treat communities like enemy combatants and they will not suffer consequences. >> i want to ask about the police officer ...