cell phone and knows that could be a detonating device. another guy in the army three tours in iraq. another one is also an attorney. thank you to hero cops. steve: they were able to arrest him. they secured the area, evacuated it and stayed way past quitting time yesterday. brian: from the army with army experience. sean gallagher 265 mooner. and jack collins doubles as a lawyer. how fortunate is it for us in new york to have people this qualified walking the streets. i always thought if you want to straighten out washington more people who serve in the military should go serve as lawmakers. how about in new york city where the first line of defense, the tip of the spear are law enforcement. ainsley: i have always appreciated law enforcement, of course. living in new york, i guess it s after 9/11, they are a family here. steve: sure. ainsley: they sit together and they protect her citizens in a mighty way.
i think when mcmaster looks at trump, he must think to himself, this is totally outside my army experience. all i can think is when mcmaster looks at bannon, he thinks this is like dealing with an islamic extremist in iraq. you think that? i think so. he s trying to fathom, who is this guy? where does he come from? what does he want? mcmaster did work effectively with islamic extremists in iraq, brought some over to his side. i think he s probably been trying to do that with bannon, but ultimately if he has to, he ll snap his neck. his u.s. policy and his ideas really led to the surge back in 2007. josh, here s one of the things you said about this. you said bannon is the authentic connection to and representation of trump s base politics. the one thing that trump fears most in the world is losing that connection and losing that support to his base. does that mean that if it were to come to bannon versus mcmaster, bannon wins?
here in this german major. angry takes out it out and points at edmond said and said you will honor the jewish american soldiers to step forward or i will shoot you right now. edmond stood his ground. the camp commander stormed off. he had saved his men. within months the war was over, edmonds was home. he never shared the story before he passed away in 1975. not even with his son. i asked him from time to time when i got older as a college age kid, dad, tell me about your army experience. son, there s just some things i d rather not talk about. reporter: chris edmonds followed his father s 2004 in a
journal this morning and that is no criminal charges regarding conservative groups or tea party members. in the i.r.s. admitted what it was doing and they re getting off scot-free. if any of us made admissions to that magnitude, prosecution. we d be in jail by now. we d be having somebody trying to figure out how to put a file in a cake. let s not go there. all right. judge andrew napolitano, thank you very much. pleasure, steve. it is 11 minutes before the top of the hour. ahead, an air force commander with over 20 years of army experience and also served under robert gates. so what does he think is the most controversial part of the secretary s new book? we re going to talk to him. book comes out today. pore horrific accident left this dog nearly dead. look at him now. trooper the dog with a new owner and super dog story
so the pastor with 22 years of army experience in his past tiptoed through the halls looking for him. and this glass here, i can see a reflection in the glass down the hall. so i was just looking down the hall without exposing myself. reporter: bob cleared rooms like the army taught him two decades ago before he fought in desert storm. i moved to these halls. then i moved down to the next one. reporter: then he says he heard him in the church s children s room. then i moved in around the corner and caught him at the entrance of the door right there. reporter: the man was holding clothes, usually used in church plays. bob grabbed him by the neck and took him down, remembering the army taught him don t leave a man on his feet. then i pulled him up. and we went back down the hall here to a place that i know that there is a telephone. reporter: sheriff s deputies arrested 47-year-old raymond shipley for burglary. he told bob he wanted to use the phone. things just didn