afghanistan started and it didn't start with 9/11, it started a lot earlier than that. and there's two main narrative threads. one, a soldier's story, a soldier i met there, right before a firefight, and at the end of the firefight, i stayed in touch with him and his family to see what impact this intense combat has. and then this contrast of going from an intense combat situation to coming back to the u.s. and such a small percentage of people in the united states actually participate and shoulder the burden of military responsibility, so it's very difficult for them to do that. then what it's been like for the afghan people. so these two parallel narratives with a little bit of history woven in. is that a good tease? >> absolutely, i want to find out what happens with that soldier. >> minutes from now. >> we'll be watching closely. good to see you, my friend,
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