justice for nation warriors. national guard for shooting operative inside their base camp back in 2011 after a the operative tried to take his gun now after serving eight years getting out of parole sergeant miller is not stopping. he s teaming up with two congressman to form a new caucus to help defend soldiers convicted of war crime. here with more is miller outside for us tonight and totally outdressed mekong man gop back with with us very familiar to you guys and david who was representing the war heros welcome to all of you. thank you. thank you, sir. set the scene for those not familiar with the case what landed you in jail? back in 2010 convict of a war crime shot an afghan civilian fact of the case were that the individual with our defensive perimeter through our traffic control point with military age men ak-47, drone everything he needs
often says that mayor pete is not here doing his job. casey hendrickson lives just seen this. and now he has in the line of fire again. first off on this incident. if a white cop shoot a black man and the police camera was on. how does that reflect on mayor pete. there s a couple of things i want them to know. he appears to have done his job. he was not required to have that camera on at the time. i think the policy change going forward is a good idea. it does not appear that he has actually done anything wrong. and we have we have a suspect who allegedly have a knife and
intent wasn t to kill him but get information to my fighters to distance themselves. you are at war. absolutely. absolutely. how did that play out? man reached up grabbed my pistol there was a struggle and i fired a shot end of struggle. witnesses testified it that. and i was still confined. so witnesses who testified on your behalf they weres forced they were threatened to reverse their written statements no fingerprint were taken, they made no attempt to try to verify your story. and you go to a military court and what happened? basically the military has a court system that is designed to find people the guilty. you need two-thirds majority rather than one person in a normal panel for civilian trial you need a two-thirds majority so the burden shifts from the prosecution to the prove their case to the defense, and completely for exoneration need two-thirds of support and didn t get it and spent nine years in prison. nine years in prison, and you
compassionate months and this whole media story. they are the one who refused to change. they are being exploited, died and sexually assaulted because of the loophole. how do they get away with claiming that they are the ones that are compassionate care about the kids. they have a combined gas lighting effort pretending that donald trump is at fault here which gives them that. the mainstream media has the biggest megaphone in the country. you have all of these other outlets out there who constantly pin the blame on donald trump as if he hasn t given that democrats multiple opportunities to fix it. they don t even want to give the man the wall he campaigned on. the president gave him two weeks if there s no fixing of the loopholes let s see if the raids do start.
because he couldn t afford insulin waiting for health care because of the cost. medicare, for all now there are a lot of people who don t have health care who say yeah i like that idea. j well there are also ways that we can cover more people and i think that s right. but you know, basically the quote gene from the movie a few good man bernie can t handle the truth. and truth is that whenever government takes over the whole project of health care, they do a poor job and people wait a long time that has adverse health benefits. i feel a feeling we re going to hear a lot if health care for all a couple of nights last week in miami. looking forward to seeing. steven thank you very much. thanks a lot. mean when i will a new twist in jesse smollett case kim fox is branded liar so is the outrage will we ever find out what really happened that s straight ahead. -excuse me. uh.