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His english was excellent. most of all, he was willing to go to sangin, which many interpreters avoided given the dangerous terrain. he said i immediately recognized that he was a special guy and i was very lucky to have him. marines in other platoons began to eye this new addition with envy, but major schueman had no intention of sharing him. the patrols were long and terrifying as the marines made their way through mined territory toward villages, often being ambushed in a campaign that killed and severely injured scores of troops. at one point zak overheard two taliban fighters from a dista...

Long been similarly held up as objects of correction and ridicule. these sad people protest too much and they are not convincing anyone. most americans are wide awake to the reality that kids are force multipliers for freedom, courage, happiness, virtue and grit. they create the little platoons that transform individuals into families. families into communities, communities into a society. the society into a patriotic nation. kids love america and they aspire us to make her ever more worthy of their love. parent teach their children how to be good. the children teach their parents how to be gr...

Our focus was on officer fanone and the other officers who risked their lives for us. i've already thanked him personally and i'll do that again. they didn't have the right equipment. 75% of them were in plainclothes. equipment was locked in a bus that they couldn't even access for one of the platoons. only 10% had been trained. it's not their fault. it was the fault of leadership at the top, a lack of planning. as one of the officers said in haunting words on the radio, he said, does anyone have a plan? so that was the focus of this report, investigating the security breakdowns both on the in...

It was, an insurrection. in your view, is this any sort of a substitute for the bipartisan commission? >> not in any way, don, nor did we believe it ever would be. our focus was on the officers who risked their lives for us. i've already thanked him personally and i'll do that again. they didn't have the right equipment. 75% of them were in plainclothes. equipment was locked in a bus that they couldn't even access for one of the platoons. only 10% had been trained. it's not their fault. it was the fault of leadership at the top, a lack of planning. as one of the officers said in haunting words...

Rachel: i knew you weren't impartial on this. this won't be the first time president trump has been at this game, correct? >> yes. so today we have got a pretty good list of guests. we don't have president trump on our list. maybe we will get a chance to see him. vichs arv.i.p.es are the player. go on and lead battalions and platoons and in the combat. first today navy is going to win a football game. ed: navy is 9-and 2. and army is 5-7. acting navy secretary thomas modally. roger staubach, of course, heisman trove winner u.s. naval grad long before the cowboys. jason van camp. warrior rising...