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Did the war in iraq have? we're back with thomas daley, a u.s. marine captain and iraq war veteran and he's the author of "rage company." scott taylor, former u.s. navy seal served in iraq and colonel doug mcgregor, author of "warrior's rage." that's a huge number. $709 billion spent on the conflict. how much does this affect our national debt and our current financial position that we're in? >> well, sure. well, whether you're for or against the war or whether you think we wasted money or did not waste money, that nonpartisan chart shows a trend of shrinking deficits through 2007 and up tick ...

Mcchrystal and announce that he's going to appoint someone else and that new commanding officer is going to have 30 days to make an appraisal and come back to the president with recommendations regarding what we should do. one of the things that americans don't seem to understand is that what we've been doing is clearly an extension of what's been going on under the bush administration for many, many years. if you go back to bob woodward's book "state of denial," he recounts a conversation between general retired keene, former vice staff of the army, and gates. and he asks him, this is before ...

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Will he function that way? will he continue to attract all the attention to himself as an individual so that this all remains just a general mcchrystal issue, just a general mcchrystal problem? or will he be unable to contain this light and heat and energy from traveling down to the structure that he's protecting? the whole idea behind this war effort? that is actually what michael hastings' article in "rolling stone" is about. it's about general mcchrystal not just as a guy who drinks bud light lime and talks trash with his staff. it's about general mac clis tall as a true believer and a lead...

Actually work as a lightning rod? will he function that way? will he continue to attract all the attention to himself as an individual so that this all remains just a general mcchrystal issue, just a general mcchrystal problem? or will he be unable to contain this light and heat and energy from traveling down to the structure that he's protecting? the whole idea behind this war effort? that is actually what michael hastings' article in "rolling stone" is about. it's about general mcchrystal not just as a guy who drinks bud light lime and talks trash with his staff, but as a true leader and bel...