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They don't shoot him. they actually don't shoot this guy while he's aiming this pistol at their face. it takes an amazing amount of restraint on bemove of law enforcement to handle a situation like this. these are the times of snap decisions that go through the minds of officers. >> absolutely correct. this video disturbs me down to my core. it's something i have been worried about, the environment created by the politicians not backing police officers. the doxxing when cops get into shootings. being tried for murder. police officers are afraid to take fire action. this video should be used at...

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U.s. envoy, a representative of the u.s. government, and that actually may lead to a cease-fire, which would be a big deal. >> john, how does this play to our partners in the region because when it comes to the president's snap decisions or surprising decisions when it comes to foreign policy one could say they got whiplash at this point. >> absolutely. what we see in the region and especially not just within the region but with our alliance with nato and other partners who played a critical role in average, what you see, two things. a wait and see the to see what the president wants to do. he...

I do not believe that lieutenant lorance was a war criminal. i do not believe he should have been sentenced to 20 years. there are real problems with his case and i am pleased that the commander-in-chief, the president, took a hard look at it. i sent a letter to ask him to do that some time ago. and that he issued this pardon. when you are out there in combat and i have had to make these type of snap decisions under tremendous pressure in just seconds. if you see people to your left and right being convicted as murderers. the default reaction becomes inaction and risk aversion. it's very dange...

Sent a letter along with other congressmen and women to the president, asking him to look into it and asking him to look in in this case a pardon. here's the problem, pete, what we have to avoid and what we can not do. i'm not saying that he made -- did everything perfectly. i'm not saying that he didn't make mistakes, but war is ugly. war is messy. often you find yourself in gray zones under a lot of pressure, having to make instant snap decisions of shoot or no shoot. i've had to make those decisions, i'm sure you have had to as well in combat. what we can't do is fall into this pattern wher...