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Army sergeant bowe bergdahl is pleading guilty to charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. three years after president obama announced his release from the taliban in a rose garden ceremony. let s take a look at the timeline of events here. his platoon arrived in afghanistan in march of 2009. three months later he was captured by militants after leaving his base. in may of 2014 he was freed in a controversial exchange for five taliban terrorists held at the facility in guantanamo bay. less than a year later prosecutors charged him with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. in an earlier interview bergdahl described his ordeal. there was a cage welded together. five year. sandra: tony shaffer is with ....
Seizure in may of 2014 and took him to the hospital and that s when we found out that he had terminal brain cancer and he had four months left to live and he should go home and enjoy the time he had left with his family family. three different doctors told him there was nothing they could do. we were in florida at the time and then we moved back home to new york, and in both states assisted suicide was not legal, and we re thankful. that s why we were moved to share our story, because it was not an easy road for us to travel this journey three years later. pete: three years later after being told you only have four months. right is that but you feel like you re raising awareness because there may be other civilians but also veterans who might be tempted to take their own life when they learn something like this. correct. on the issue of assisted suicide when i found out about that particular issue is when i learned about it, and that was probably the fifth month of when i was going ....
Under obama saying we started getting stuff in april, may of 2014 that was extraordinary about the extent of the threat and the capacity the russians were building, we were worried putin would try to test us. demonstration was reluctant to engage against the kremlin. isn t this exactly what he needs to be doing right now to go after the russians themselves for what they did? sandra: what about mueller? were the chances that they will go back and look at the obama administration? david: zero. mueller is on a crusade to find something against trump. i want to stand up for the obama administration because i do think it s something that russia has been doing for decades. ....
Gave at the university of texas in may of 2014. i talked about the ten lessons i learned in seal training. some didn t seem profound, but they resonated with the students and to a broader audience. first was make your bed. why is that the first lesson? it is was first lesson i learned going through seal training. every morning we had to make your bed a have a uniform inspection. i didn t understand, i came here to be a battle hardened seal, but it s the first traffask of day, it s important, if do you it well, the rest will follow, and the little things matter, if you can do little things well, big things will be done well. admiral, thank you so much, thank you for being with us today. my pleasure, thank you. good to see you, guess who is coming to dinner, fact checking ....
Korean conflict, an american, who was pulled off his plane in october of 2013, held for nearly two months, before being released. he had to give a televised confession for crimes he allegedly committed during the korean war more than half a century ago. another was jeffrey fowl, who was detained at the airport, an american citizen in may of 2014 and released in october of 2014. so there s a pattern there. these gentlemen also detained at the airport during what appeared to have been a tourism trip. in the case of this gentleman, he was an academic who appeared to have been visiting there to participate in some kind of a cultural exchange on behalf of the north korean people. so it can be an adventure tourism destination, but once you re caught by the north koreans, you are not allowed to leave. due to the tense situation between washington and pyongyang, the u.s. government ....