their religion but more spiritual and just a specific religion, is the marine corps almost a religion in a sense? in some ways they have their own code of ethics and things that they believe and really stand for and in that sense they could be considered that. geraldo: and there is a tremendous spirit i see here. is it reenforced on an easter sunday? i really believe it is. geraldo: and colonel, how do you keep them jazzed, and say the world is paying attention and cares about you? well, you provide them opportunities like this to make sure that their stories are getting out and that america understands the sacrifice they make by being here and being away from their families and quite frankly you talk about something that you to outside of here on a day to day basis? geraldo: sports. politics. ask them about their families, how they are doing and how does their family feel
north region. now, back to geraldo at large . now, back to geraldo at large. for all your headlines gorgeous to fox news.com. geraldo: welcome back live to forward operating base marjah. in a couple of minutes i will show you how the new vehicles have been protecting marines lives. before the break i told you i was going to tell you what the troopers did with, what these marines did on easter sunday. here is the battalion chaplain. he is captain terry buehle. how was easter sunday for the marines? they say there are no agen no s in foc holes or trenches. is that true? it was a normal day for them. they got to eat a good male, had some steak and had an easter service for them. it was a two hour line but well worth it at the end. a lot better than the mree. in terms of their faith and
conducting patrols and interaction with the population and that is where the war is going be won. geraldo: with shoe leather. craig has more on how we are phasing away from the air force kind of directed warfare to something much more personal and much more on the street. here is craig. one of the changing aspects of the war here in afghanistan under general stanley mcchrystal s new plan is to have more boots on the ground and less reliance on air support. i m with the air wing commander here at bagram airfield. how has your job changed? the job has just used the flexibility of military power to bring support to general mcchrystal and his directives. directives that have changed after a series of civilian casualties with errant air strikes. one came after aerial
inroads into the afghan population in ways we can only do with their security forces. geraldo: will they stand alone when we leave? the president wants to start withdrawing in a year or so? it will take some time but they will be better prepared than they are right now today and they will learn some lessons from what they have done over the last eight years we to remember as well. they will do fine. geraldo: colonel, thanks for the hospitality. first battalion sixth marines. thank you. any of you guys have greetings for the folks back home. taylor swift, i can t wait to see you when i get back home. taylor swift. a beautiful thing, sir. can t wait to see you when i get home. geraldo: let me get somebody a little more up close and personal. hi to my beautiful wife i love you. and all my friends and family back in the northwest. i will see you soon.
justices scalia and thomas will have something to say about whether there were violations. and you know the judges. and i know how they think as well and i think they will have a hard time with allowing people to protest in this manner and enviedin invading ps vie valuable informationcy. people s privacy. coming back, we head back to geraldo in the middle of war torn afghanistan. stay with us. natural gas is a cleaner burning fuel, yet a lot of natural gas has impurities like co2 in it. controlled freeze zone is a new technology. being developed by exxonmobil. to remove the co2 from the natural gas.