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know his full story, but he was an elite para-rescueman with seal team six, and the day after 9/11 he deployed to afghanistan. he escorted hamid karzai and saved his life as he entered kabul after the taliban fell. for people hike that who are still serving, this is personal. and the passion that you heard, the pain, the anger that you heard in the speeches behind me, that is reel. and then -- that is real. and then there are the survivors. i spoke to family members of people like chad keller who was a young up and coming, amazing engineer who worked on satellites. he died at the age of 29 onboard, you know, he was here at the pentagon when american airlines flight 77 hit. and speaking to his father, he's truly -- you just can't believe the loss those 1 is 84 lives -- 184 lives here at the pentagon. so that's what struck me this morning. this has been, this has been a 20-year journey for all of us. i was in the middle east at the
approach, even as a new study finds 38% of employees are seeking new jobs right now >> we're seeing more perks around flexibility, different kinds of schedules but of course in the end what many people care about is their compensation higher wages, bonuses. >> reporter: a pandemic forced power shift. employees gaining the upper hand and making lifestyle demands with employers hoping to keep them happy. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> reporter: back to afghan now and american war veterans trying to reconcile the inglorious end of this conflict. tonight, the reflections of an airman i met at the height of the war after a harrowing mission as we bring back a segment familiar to longtime viewer of the broadcast, in their own words. >> reporter: my name is jimmy settle and i was a para rescueman in afghanistan whenever somebody was hurt, we were going to