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Gallagher's attorney said that nothing he said on the podcast changed the facts of the case as they have been known.

Navy SEAL teams plagued by "lawlessness" within their ranks Andrew Bast, Jessica Kegu © Credit: CBSNews cbsn-fusion-we-need-help-current-and-former-navy-seals-say-fame-has-undercut-their-mission-thumbnail-704951-640x360.jpg Both former and active-duty Navy SEALs are sounding the alarm over well-documented cases of criminality, drug use and exploitation of the elite military unit's brand, just as they prepare to mark 10 years since a SEAL team killed Osama bin Laden in a daring raid in Pakistan. CBS News senior investigative correspondent Catherine Herridge spoke with more t...

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Share This: Joseph R. Biden was inaugurated as the 46th President of the United States this week. With the capital in full lockdown, the ceremony and parade were observed almost entirely virtually, an eerie start to the new administration. As many predicted, President Biden came out of the gate on day one with a slew of executive orders, reversing Trump policies and setting the tone for the next four years. He also issued 10 executive orders aimed at COVID-19 which promise to usher in an expansive federal management of the pandemic.  Meanwhile, the National Guard soldiers who had been deploy...

Question when that snaps off at the critical moment in the entire proceeding. >> now, "the times" reports that one of the seals, special operator first class craig miller broke into tears, saying this is the first time i've really broken up about this. you did mention that it is unusual for seals to break ranks and testify against one of their own. the number of witnesses has got to really strike you, seven coming together on this. >> indeed. that is i think the most compelling peace of this. if it were one seal or possibly two of them, and you had a sense that they were colluding in some way....