thing, though, that has far reaching consequences for us as a country. not for what we ve done, but for what we do next. if you ask iraq and afghanistan veterans about the distance between people in the military and their families who have been at war for ten solid years now, if you ask about the distance between them and the rest of the country, ask iraq and afghanistan veterans if after ten years of the military fighting these wars the rest of the country understands military personnel, if you ask them whether the public at large gets them and their family and their issues right now, 84% of iraq and afghanistan veterans say no. that is horrifying. that chasm, this yawning gap between american civilian life and the american military s life in the last ten years is horrifying. the radically different experiences in the ten years since 9/11 for military families and non-military families, that is fauundamental change for whoe are and moving forward. joining me now, former fbi