0 sacrifice. everyone had a stake in the battle that we were fighting. and there's lots of professors who have that attitude unfortunately these days. he does, but he doesn't realize that supporting the troops at a public university or private university, you shouldn't say support the troops, right? people like ty carter go out, risk their lives, battle 300 al qaeda fighters on the ground, run into battle not out of battle, just so that one professor can say whatever he wants, wherever he wants inside the walls of the united states of america, with no worries of repercussion. >> what struck me is, there were five living medal of honor winners today because of the afghan and iraqi wars. i don't remember a time, up to and including world war ii, most all of these have been awarded posthumously. >> mostly they died in their acts of bravery. >> okay. >> does anybody remember a time from personal experience, you look around the country, a lot of rotc groups have been disinvited from our college campuses. professors are in class comparing taliban fighters, saying they're essentially the same thing. >> where are you getting this from? >> it's well documented. >> i used to talk about this all the time when i was in college. i would talk about things that were being said in our class rooms, you have professors comparing u.s. soldiers to taliban fighters, not appreciating the fact that their freedom of speech comes from people like ty carter fighting overseas so we don't have to see the chaos and horrific things we see. ty carter has ptsd, he's spoken out about it, it's going to haunt him. these professors don't appreciate that. >> it is -- >> it is not, bob. >> come on, i don't buy that. >> it's not patriotism, they're criticizing the people who aren't like them. we don't like little ladies at truck stops and people who listen to country music. >> i think it's a vast majority of professors in the country. >> maybe not today, but -- >> it happens every year, they're anti-war, anti-everything patriotic, they're throwing the rotc programs off campus all over the place. >> what are they so afraid of. >> they're now starting to come back. >> what i'm including -- >> a lot of it was tied to don't ask, don't tell. >> and now what. >> can i ask you, do you want to talk about miley? >> i think we have to. >> isn't it sad? >> i think we have to address this national crisis that we're going through. >> ien watt to talk to eric, your son is in an age group happy either. >> she wants the press to be angry, because it makes her look edgy. the more we complain -- >> i think she looks sad, pathetic and desperate. if i were her parents, i would be crying buckets of tears right now. this is the result. you can't be proud of this kind of behavior. she's a role model to no one, and she's shaming herself. obviously she's suffering inside that she feels she has to be this kind of exhibitionist. she's trying to be katy perry or lady gaga or madonna, and she's none of those things. >> what did you think about lady gaga wearing that box on her head last night? >> how much time do you have? >> i just -- >> and didn't know who justin bieber was. >> i didn't know who justin bieber was or lady gaga. >> i just think she thinks this is a way to be edgy, and it turns out this is as edgy as a snowball. >> how sad. mickey's little ears are bent over at disney. >> who do they give those things to? >> they were reenacting a video of one of the most popular songs of the summer. i do say she did what she was trying to do. she was trying to exit herself from the disney character, i think she -- hadn't before. >> how many times did she try to do that, with all these weird self-y exhibitionist photos, inappropriate sexual behavior, smoking, drinking, drugs. >> she's not hannah montana any more. she went from disney to a times square peek booth in one night. coming up, new developments in the development of the 88-year-old world war ii veteran and the hunt for his killers. later, donald trump gets hit with a $40 million lawsuit. and he thinks president obama is behind it. those stories and more ahead on the five.