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Particular case, make sure that the programs are there for families where there is deployment, the further into the deployment, the more we need these programs involved. if nothing else, the kid should be part of the team and help the parent with the reintegration and your mom and dad are going to come back and they will be different but you have to be patient and it all will come together. >> kelly, you lived through this. what is your advice? >> take one day at a time. communicate. xwh communicate with the service member that moved home. communicate with your children and there are organizat...

And this is the thing we have to remember at this point. the afghan people helped us to stabilize the country initially to push the taliban out. the taliban now have to be brought back into some level, some form of reintegration process, and the bottom line is this. as long as you're outside the process, you will attack the process, and we have to look realistic at karzai. president karzai has not been a good partner, essentially has a system of patronage which requires anyone in the system to pay his boss off. imagine this if you pad to pay half your paycheck to your boss every month. i don't...

I think she would throw the case out in a half a second. >> could you imagine judge judy getting in on the action. the response from the house speakers's office was fitting. boehner tweeted the meme with the caption baloney. sergeant bow bergdahl returned to active duty. it's according to military officials. new details are raising questions about his relationship with his immediate family. according to the wall street journal, bergdahl refused to communicate with his parents since he was released from the taliban in may. a decision that caught the military off guard suggesting there's a dee...

Over and going back to works. steve hayes, fox news contributor, "weekly standard." good morning, steve. did you expect this move? >> i didn't expect this quickly. i thought eventually they could get there because it is part of normal army protocol to put him through this reintegration process but it seems pretty early, particularly given the fact they haven't completed the investigation about the circumstances of his departure. bill: so they have not concluded that investigation? so that is going to continue one assumes as he is reinserted into the army life? >> right. he has been interviewed...

Own will. the question is whether he was a deserter and to be a deserter there is textbook definition. you have to have had intent both to leave and never to return. and i think that is one of the things that the army is dealing with right now. bill: have you heard whether or not he left with his family because i have not? have they been to texas? have they had a conversation on the phone? >> i haven't heard whether he has met with them or whether they have spoken but presumably if they had met we would have probably heard about it by now. bill: yeah. the reintegration process continues there ...