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Thought that would be cool. once he dismounted and made it inside the building, secretary zinke soon made it a new practice at the department of the interior that a staff member would be assigned to -- i kid you not -- to run to the roof of the building with secretary zinke's personal flag to run that up the flag pole whenever ryan zinke was at his desk, so everybody could tell from a distance, or maybe even from a passing plane, that ryan zinke was in the house. it has been a sort of hallmark of ryan zinke's political career he has sometimes overdone it a little bit with the visuals. when h...

>> the answer to that is yes, absolutely. and the difference for both iraq and afghanistan and anyplace we fought, in my opinion, is going to be in their children. the children of those countries will be the future and what impact we're going to have is that they saw us, as americans -- your more senior extremists will never buy into what we are selg, b -- selling,t the children -- they are benevolent and they are willing to fight and protect us and those kids will grow up for a hunger for freedom because they've seen what that can provide and that opportunity. so i think that is the impact we...

Use a computer instead of a pencil. it will also be more rigorous. >> a u.s. army ranger retired navy seal shot eight times in the face two weeks before he was scheduled to return home from iraq. after 37 surgeries, four years of recovery he's written a new book called the trident. he encourages others to overcome their adversity. here is the author and his coauthor and wife, erica. welcome to both of you. thanks for your service. you said in 2005 you made a bad leadership decision. what was it? >> i did. we were on an operation in southern afghanistan. we had been tasked to go over a cell. we...