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And economy r they right . Hi, everybody, im david asman, lets focus with mr. Steve forbes, elizabeth, sabrina and bruce jackson, steve, spend more . Dave, unfortunately we will have to spend more and a lot more under barack obama the budget declined, a couple of hundred billion dollars, trump is increasing it but not nearly enough, we need more ships, we need more equipment and we need to maintain what we have which we havent done in recent years, we also need radical reform of procurement system which wastes 25 billion a year. A lot has to be done. John, look at the percent of gdp that we sp...

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Family. seven of them were children. now, the family members, they want compensation, as i mentioned. the general and the head of cencom who came out with that me me a cup pa friday said they will possibly have accountability in a court for this mistake. that will be hard to see happening even though the u.s. came out with an apology. tonight in a special edition of on assignment, richard engle reports on america's 20-year war in afghanistan. after witnessing much of it on the ground, he will tell the story of the war through the eyes of an enlisted soldier and the afghan people who after ta...

In fear for his life. today he is tasting freedom. now safe in london with his wife and two young children. rescued at the dead of night by british soldiers who never forgot. they said, tomorrow night you come in at midnight, at one o'clock, in a bar in a hotel, we come in and pick up you. at midnight, one o'clock, i arrived. they came out and called my name, come to the airport. put us on the plane and came away to here. danjarvis... later today, i'll be reunited with an afghan special forces commander that i had the privilege of serving alongside. he is deeply concerned about the hundreds of...

With empty hand, you're not going to fight. by then, the taliban had taken control of kabul, and crowds had gathered outside the airport. the taliban were already tracking joya down. but so too were his old friends from the parachute regiment, in a race against time. they found my phone number and called me and said, "where are you?" isaid, "i'm in kabul." and they said, you are safe? two weeks ago, joya was living in fear for his life. but today he is tasting freedom, now safe in london with his wife and two young children. rescued at the dead of night by british soldiers who never forgot. an...