problem. major hassan was not a problem until fort hood. lots of things were going on and what it shows is all of these years after 9/11 we re still not communicating with people, inner agency to get these things highlighted. if you add to that the fact that these guys, they can t even today tell you exactly how many are missing, i mean, i ve heard numbers from 17, well, we know where seven are, it s ten, no, it s not ten, it s six. and time out. you know? when do we start to really take this seriously. do i think these guys are an immediate threat? no, i don t, i think they ve found the land of freedom and they want to stay they don t want to go to afghanistan. they re out aveiling themselves of freedom and happiness of living in the united states, but that doesn t mean that this is inherently is not a problem of communications within our intelligence and security agencies. this is really not good. well, you re absolutely right about that, but they
documented. they were at least vetted before they came over here. how many more have come across the texas border from mexico that we have no idea who they are and have never been vetted? you know, captain, real quick quickly, we knew who captain nadle hassan was at fort hood. he was in our military ranks and something snapped in him and took out lives of american soldiers. so to this end, you can understand why some people out there are very alarmed about the situation that these afghan guys have gone awol. you know, kelly, after a while, these things stop becoming anecdotal and start to fit a pattern and the pattern is not good. we got to fix this. kelly: captain chuck nash, stating it well. fix it. fix it now. thank you, sir. my pleasure. kelly. kelly: jamie?