in that transition? absolutely right. it s extremely difficult coming home, especially so quickly. and they come back, and no one really understands what they have been through. they come back, and they are trying to reintegrate into normal life, but it almost seems so complex. you ve got these bills and these relationships, and you ve come from this world where they have had this sense of purpose and mission, and all of a sudden they are thrown back to one where everything seems mundane and trivial, and that can be really hard to reconcile. are there i imagine the internet is probably some benefit but that s kind of an insult quite honestly to think about what these men have been through. tremendous respect for you, and admiration. congratulations on the filming and thank you for taking your creativity and your work to bring a message that s been beneficial to you and not to the people on whose behalf you are working. thank you. thank you. the film hell and back
had two washington political pros with us. one, our own jimmy williams from the lobbying side and mark mckinnon, co-founder of no labels. gentlemen, it is a delight to welcome you back. i am proud to present to you on behalf of our entire community, after just one week, 100,000. i believe it was 105,000, maybe 106,000 signatures and counting. we are pushing for what we call asymmetrical growth. each person tells another person and we re hoping we can actually watch this number in ten clicks work well into the millions. mark, are you surprised by the immediacy of the response? i feel like a guy who stuck a knife in an oil well and it blew up in my face this past week. i m not surprised, and i m excited to see it, dylan. people are mad as hell, and they are not going to take it anymore. i weapons of mass destruction the network movie with the great hour beal s speech and was struck how it relates today. when citizens united, the
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money more apparent than in the american housing crisis. it kept getting big we are 35,000 joining the fight. that tidal wave grew with guest posts on dr.com from the national people s action and the public campaign, jimmy williams, joe costello. the growth continued thursday from mark ames with evidence that it s not only politicians for sale but ideas. this is worse than hypocrisy. hypocrisy is kind of a moral thing. this is actually a scam played out on the american people. we now stood with 59,000 get money out patriots in the fight. right after the show, we launched our first thursday night fight when hundreds of you weighed in on twit we are ideas, concerns and suggestions to improve the amendment. friday, as wall street protests spontaneously exploded in chicago, san francisco, boston, seattle, senator bernie sanders joined us. he s been mad as hell for as long as i ve known him. obviously you need real campaign finance reform.
the over 25,000 soldiers injured while serving in america s longest war. one that continues to this day, i might add. this as a new poll reveals today only one-third of u.s. veterans, one out of three, say the war in afghanistan and iraq was worth fighting in the first place. with us now, hell and back again film director who says he wants his film to jolt people s consciousness. hi. hi, thanks for having me. what information do you bear? i can understand that frustration. i ve been working in afghanistan since 2006 as a federal journalist and even though i was being published quite widely i didn t feel like they were having any impact. i felt society had become numb to images of war, and i wanted to shake them from their indifference, and in 2009 i was embedded with echo company,