companies. hire some folks, why don t we. guest: i agree. shepard: this is consultant from investment company. former rutgers student now accepted a plea daily in connection with a fellow student s suicide. the 19-year-old will enter a probation life program but avoids jail. she and another are accused of spying on a man having an intimate encounter with another guy, and days later he killed himself when he jumped off the george washington bridge in new york and we are told this woman will have her criminal record erased in three areas if she cooperates with the prosecutors. a live look now, fort campbell in tuck you it, waiting for president obama s expecting to speak during the troops. in a few minutes. we are told he met with the members of the elite seal team that killed osama bin laden and
we may never know, as well as members of the air force who provided crucial support during the course of that mission. shepard: thank you, mike, from fort campbell. the president will address the troops live during this hour. al qaeda s remaining leaders are ponding to bin laden s death with usual threats but they may have other things on their mind like staying alive and with offshoots gaining tractions in places like yeten yemen the group may be more splintered. stay tuned. in a new chevy camaro ? i can. because hertz is giving one away. along with other cool stuff.
this hangar is filled with 2,300 soldiers with the 101st airborne decision with the history from world war ii to the prayings in iraq and afghanistan and they have lost bud difficults in come bad, some in the crowd, they are injured, what appears to be from combat and they know of the sacrifice and the strain their family went through executing this war on stepper and you tell these guys a prime target has been hit and tell them not to celebrate, that is like giving your kid candy and telling them to go to bed. it will probably not be successful. shepard: the president was meeting with the seals and we are told it is the same seals who killed osama bin laden? guest: that is what they are saying. everything will be secret from that meeting. no photographs. no press release. other than probably a broad statement that he thanked them for their service. he will also meet with members of the 160th special operations air regiment the guys who flew
express anti-american sentiment. shepard: i would assume pakistan is where the emotions are strongest. guest: absolutely. that is where bin laden was based and that is right now the international hotbed of muslim extremism but even there, the protesters are only numbering in a few hundred. they are burning the american flag in that old school style of protest but not as wide-spread as many expected and it seems to be a sign of al qaeda s lack of relevance in the last few years. in the totally irrelevant to the muslim extremist but not the power it once was. shepard: if you mondayer the news channels in the middle east and the newspapers, it seems they are more interested in the uprising happening across the region than osama bin laden. jonathan: and that has made al qaeda less relevant and we
chris: lack, it is a great coup for the president. he took a big gamble. he had some advisors who said, drop a couple of bombs from 30,000 or use a predator drone and take out the compound and he decided to make certain with the other route to identify osama bin laden and that makes this a much more risky mission. and he was talking to those navy seals and some of the people involved in the operation and i bet he was as happy to see them as they were to see him. when he sent them on the mission he knew he was sending them into a very dangerous and risky situation. shepard: has to be the most difficult thing presidents do. i spoke to bush 41 about that, talking about the enormous weight it is when you send our bright and best off to fight for the country especially into an