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Recruiting, they're fundraising and they're rejoining the fight. >> this is criminal negligence, as far as i'm concerned. this guy defected. he went over to the enemy. he gave them aid and comfort. let me be painfully clear here. at least seven u.s. soldiers, three british soldiers died in the process of trying to recover him after his bad behavior. >> josh quarter, a former sergeant and platoon leader of bergdahl says he should face life in prison because he's responsible for several deaths that occurred after he deserted in 2009. k. g., life in prison? he could be actually executed for treas...

They cannot be sentenced it more than a year. it's no more severe than a bad conduct charge. as you remember, military prosecutors charged bergdahl in march with desertion for leaving his post and endangering the lives of troops who searched for him, a charge which could carry a maximum penalty of life in prison. >> this guy defected. he went over to the enemy. he gave them aid and comfort and yes, he was tortured. he was held for five years. but it was because he walked away, presented himself to the enemy, and let me be painfully clear here. at least seven u.s. soldiers, three british soldie...

Imprisonment. >> this guy defected. he went to the enemy and gave them aid and comfort and yes, he was tortured and held for five years but it was because he walked away, presented himself to the enemy. >> soldiers were hurt, harmed and killed in the process of missions to find him that we otherwise would not have been doing. he needs to be held fully accountable for it. >> that controversial release drew criticism from republicans and some democrats. some military officials say rega regardless of the recommendation, bergdahl deserted his conrads. whether or not military officials accept these...

Colonel tony shaffer who's been following this case from the very beginning. tony, you disagree with this assessment. so he might not get any jail time? >> well, this is criminal negligence, as far as i'm concerned. let's face it. you brought up the very key point here, five four-star general equivalent to get him back and most importantly, this guy defected. he went over to the enemy. he gave them aid and comfort. and yes he was tortured. he was held for five years. but it was because he walked away, presented himself to the enemy, and let me be painfully clear here, at least seven u.s. soldi...