good job! we got this. we got this. we got this. no one gets left behind. that s what the tough mudder race is about. and that s how we have to live every day. people do say, you know you re a disabled veteran or you re broken and you can t overcome and you hear it so much. you kind of start believing it. meeting up with big sarge to do this tough mudder it changed my life and my thinking of what i can and cannot do.
working out. he got better through building himself up. that spark that comes in you, once you start working out, that little taste. i want people from wounded warrior project you know, we need to have a class, because a lot of people who want to do tough mutter but they don t know how to train for it. would you lead the class? sure, i ll lead the class. let s get that spirit from within back out. right now, my goal is to train 14 people to do the tough mutter. you ready? . melissa, we did the tough mudder three weeks ago. she s actually in a lot better shape now than she was before the last tough mudder. big sarge encourages me with
big sarge has an amazing story of recovery and rehabilitation that s taking place all across our country with returning veterans. coming up on taking the hill, u.s. senator kirsten guildillibrand joins us to talk about the pushback she s getting from leaders in congress and the armed services. you re watching taking the hill on msnbc. (vo) you are a business pro. seeker of the sublime. you can separate runway ridiculousness. from fashion that flies off the shelves.
shaking up this is the apocalypse i m waking up i feel it in my bone ss welcome to the new age welcome to the new age to the new age ready to rock this oh oh oh ready to rock ready to rock is that everybody? big sarge fell back because one of the guys got injured at one of the events. i know i m not going to leave him behind, though.
you up. i know this big sarge, wounded warrior project, has produced these mini-documentaries, and you watch it, and it s about physical fitness, how you can combat depression and anxiety back home. and there are platoons, veterans out there, like team, red, white, and blue. this is a 30,000-person organization, veterans and civilians, in every town in america that are out there, they work out for free. they get together every thursday night, or they run a couple of miles, do yoga. and it s civilians, too. and it s a network the veterans need that we re trying to civilians need. right. we both need it. the country needs it. no doubt about it. thank you so much, congressman. it s always great to see you. you, too, joe. we can t wait to see taking the hill. gosh, we need more shows like this. it s going to be airing sunday at 1:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. make sure you watch it. faith on fridays discussions explores the rapid change in the middle east and what it means for