middle of the night, not taking his gun or body armor with him? does it make sense to you? no. it s very no. it doesn t. i mean, it s very strange. you know, those bases out there were very, very isolated. they were literally at the edge of the empire, and, for example, one combat outpost i was based at called spira, which at the time was the most attacked base in afghanistan, as we were filming our documentary, the hornet s nest, it was attacked constantly, and you feel like you are out there very much alone, and in that area, as we say in oklahoma here, you could throw a dead cat and hit the taliban. they were everywhere there, because that was the center of the tall bap taliban smuggling lines came from pakistan into afghanistan and work they re way
thi they must get they are doing something wrong. the people who brought in the property rights in the united states were along the 18th and 19th centuries. they see it is ease yesser. what we didn t realize is the fact that you can determine a piece of land went from thehere there you can do it with a movie script or an idea or an invention. once there was certainty of what owns what we started seeing that people trusted the bap per more than the object itself. if he found through the law ways of understanding it and recognizing it. on top of that you build all of the leverage or something. you wouldn t have gotten where you are today. property rights gave us the power to procesper.
of the overall appointments, what it requires is both sides to work together. sort what have bill clinton did after republicans took over congress in 194. he came to the middle, he put forward more bipartisan and moderate appointees and he was able to get them nominated. unfortunately the bap administration has done the opposite. they ve moved more to the left and tried to do more things through executive order. and i think tohose are things that have caused this kind of scrutiny. a pew poll blames republicans for failing to work with the president. could this heard republicans as they taept attempt to improve t brands? i m most concerned where it will hurt america. i can remember after i left the navy and i had been in the houts just about two months, and i walked into the republican cloak room to see duncan hunter, the
transfer of the street from the feds back to the boston police. it s a very unusual sishcircumse in that we were approached by a deputy commander here about two blocks away and invited to come and take part in this about 45 minutes ago. and even she was unaware that the press was not going to be allowed. there s a very heavy police presence blocking not only press but the public and everyone is sort of peeking at the flashing police lights that are a block away and wondering if they can catch a glimpse. i can tell you we heard the bap bag piechs warming up in front of us and heard them start their rendition just a few moments ago. just a very unusual circumstance in that no one is allowed to be anywhere close to this ceremony. well, you can understand given the security concerns, given the fact that this has been such a horrible, horrible situation in boston. everyone wants to be extra
and incyst there be some accountability to gun control and gun safety legislation. in light of what congresswoman lee has said, do we hold congress people responsible for giving in to and abdicating the fight to the nra? has the nra really won this fight? you know that head line that front cover of the newspaper that said shame on us should be a rallying cry of the american people with overwhelming majority want back ground checks. they want antitrafficking bills. and yes, they want a bap on assault weapons. if they don t rise up, then the nra is going to win again. and it s really a choice of the american people right now, whether or not they re going to call their members of the senate, the house of representatives. or they re just going to let the nra hold us all hostage to the gun lobby. sure. congresswoman spear, if you can t get an assault weapons ban now, when in the world will we