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Mitt romney, incoming u.s. senator. in this op-ed he wrote critical of some aspects of donald trump's performance as president. and mitt romney said one of the reasons he chose to write that op-ed was the exit of james mattis from this administration and the resignation letter that james mattis penned. to see the president going after his now former defense secretary in public, it is to put it mildly an unusual situation. in any administration. what do you make of it? >> well, it was one of the more cringe-worthy moments i've ever encountered. i hope everybody around that table was just ashame...

Handling that position obviously president reagan couldn't keep on because of term limit so president bush was the magnificent person and essential person to be in the presidency at that time and it's just, you know, this is inevitable but this is sad. arthel: yeah, he had such respect for the presidency. >> for the presidency, for the nation, for all that the nation stood for. you know, this man flew into machine gunfire to defend the nation, who handled the intelligence community who was our first essentially first ambassador to china and opening that was of tremendous strategic importance t...

Mountain. they wanted to get neil. they landed into a deep snow and heavy machine gunfire coming from three different directions. couldn't even see, so many bullets. over 10,000 feet, they fought the enemy at the highest altitude of any battle in the history of the american military. john chapman was the first to charge up the mountain toward the enemy. he killed two terrorists and cleared out the first bunker. john left the safety of the first bunker to fire a second enemy grenade at another bunker. as john fired on the second bunker, he was shot and fell to the ground and lost consciousness....

With machine gunfire and rocket-pro pild grenades. despite facing overwhelming force, john bravely and fiercely battled on for over an hour as another american quick reaction force helicopter approached. john engaged the enemy and provided covering fire in an attempt to prevent the enemy from shooting down our soldiers, our airmen, and that helicopter. in this final act of supreme courage, john gave his life for his fellow warriors. through his extraordinary sacrifice, john helped save more than 20 american service members, some of whom are here today. and i'd like to introduce them. sergeant ...

They landed into a deep snow and heavy machine gunfire coming from three different directions. couldn't even see, so many bullets. over 10,000 feet, they fought the enemy at the highest altitude of any battle in the history of the american military. john chapman was the first to charge up the mountain toward the enemy. he killed two terrorists and cleared out the first bunker. john left the safety of the first bunker to fire a second enemy grenade at another bunker. as john fired on the second bunker, he was shot and fell to the ground and lost consciousness. even though he was mortally wounde...