i could tell that things obviously weren t right. and he would definitely not be returning to that pod. we re going to find a different housing area where he s not going to have the same issues. as sobel waits in a holding area for his new housing assignment, he and deputy discover something in common. combat tours in afghanistan and the possibility that they could have even crossed paths when sobel was badly injured by a roadside bomb. 35 miles an hour and back half of the humvee, we were going over a bridge. based medivaced out of and then my platoon was based of bagram and we would pick guys up at j bad if you got blown up or whatever and fly them to badr and get them out. it was in july of 08. yup. that was probably my unit. that s so crazy. such a small world.
abdullah: usually the guy who come, he have to open the head. anthony: okay. oh, i know just where i m going for. i got it. abdullah: pull it. yeah, that is one. anthony: cheek. ahmed: yeah. here, it s too hot. this is the point. anthony: good. mohammad: it s good if you ve got whiskey or brandy or [ laughter ] mark: you know, the empty quarter is emptier than it s ever been. it s almost impossible to do what the old explorers did, because they relied upon local people being in situ. bedouin have migrated to their edge of the deserts where life s easier, really. but they don t want to let go completely. amer sends his children to school, in badr, yet he wants them to live in the sand where they have the freedom and that connection to their roots.
where she met with immigration facility workers and detainees. right now in brownsville, texas, demonstrations are taking place outside a detention facility, this just one of many protests today, from wisconsin where president trump is visiting today, up to portland where riot police clashed with protesters outside an i.c.e. facility this morning. joining me now, msnbc s mariana atencio near where the first lady is. and cal perry, covering immigration for us all over the place. marri iai mariana, not always the public first lady, but now twice in a week going down to the badr in a highly public way. that s the impetus for her involvement? we heard directly from the first lady, steve. she said she was here to support
because it would set off a series of things. nonetheless, you have to look at comey s record. he is a lifelong republican, served presidents of both parties honorably in the justice and the fbi. there is moral authority. you can t dismiss him or the rnc trying to go after him with frat boy humor. his career has gravitas. i agree with that. but we have to step back and say that comey got himself into a lot of trouble because of self-inflicted wounds. he tried to manage this e-mail investigation and making certain parts public for his own kind of political and media stature under the guise of protecting the if i can. he didn t have to do what he did. he shared both things that he thought would that clinton people thought were good for them as well as stuff that was badr for them.