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We are following breaking news out of afghanistan where an apparent insider attack has killed two u.s. troops. three afghan policemen and seriously injured several others. it happened just a few hours ago in warkak province. it occurred when a single gunman opened fire during a group briefing. this deadly attack comes at a time when the u.s. military is deciding what to do with more than $36 billion worth of military equipment that needs to be either moved, scrapped or left behind by the time u.s. forces full out in december of 2014. let's bring in msnbc military analyst, retired army colonel ...

He liked. just today, two more americans killed in an insider attack. you don't get gratitude from kar decide. insiders have been warning for years that karzai is erratic and unstable. rumors about illicit drug use won't go away. he is certainly trying to play everybody against everybody. one week he tries to help out the taliban and then he is with the warlords. but through it all one constant we continue to support him. our money keeps flowing to hamid karzai. no matter what he does we keep the checks coming. >> neil: defense secretary hagel witnessed this. he tried to be very diplomatic abo...

He joined the u.s. senate in 2009, served as agricultural secretary under george w. bush and as nebraska senator as well. he says between his service and his wife as well they've had 32 years in public service in general and he's ready for a now chapter. jon: slip of the tongue. served as governor,. jenna: what did i say. jon: you said senator. jenna: thank you, jon i'm glad someone is paying attention. you might be the only one. jon: he's also the guy who interestingly enough replaced chuck hagel in the senate. chuck hagel now the defense nominee. interesting turn of events there, republican ...

Be the set of numbers to be considered. >> others think general allen may not be getting all he wanted. >> he was looking somewhere starting at 10,000 and going up. he wanted to do the special forces mission and he also wanted to do a more robust train and assist mission because he felt the afghanistan army and police had a long way to go. >> pentagon officials cite a growing confidence in afghan security forces as a factor in planning for a smaller united states presence. the most recent progress report prepared by the pentagon suggested otherwise. only one in 23 afghan military battalions ha...

>> welcome back. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. with all eyes focused on the fiscal cliff president obama has quietly extended the warrantless wire tap law for five more years. the surveillance act let's the government monitor overseas phone calls and e-mails without a court order. it does not apply to americans but they won't say if they have been inadvertently spied on. insider attack shot up dramatically. according to statistics from the associated press. 61 troops were killed by 41 attacks by afghan police and troops this year. compared to 45 deaths since 2011. military critics weed...