Sure, gary. My name is Lindsay Hamilton and i was wondering since you worked on the government side of this and the private side of this, um is there a difference in your success rate in the different roles and if you are in the situation would you go to the fbi or private sector first . That is a tough question. My answer is i would go to both. There are things that the government can do that no one else can do. Clearly. And we sort have been bashing the government a little bit. And these are difficult times but they are handling it with a class. I want to thank you, it was very well done. Thank you for having me. [applause] okay. I will give you one too. The congressional series concludes with republican. The former navy seal reflects on his military service and new role as an elected official. That is the clock p. M. Eastern on cspan and the look at the legacy of former first lady laura bush. Anita mcbride served as chief of staff tonight 9. 30. Eastern and also on cspan. Reporter j
Office and will fight the charges. On the next washington journal, we will be joined by writers from the daily beast. First a conversation with editor and chief, john avlon. And then Nancy Youssef will have a discussion on National Security issues. Then later, Jackie Kucinich talks about the religious Freedom Debate and what it means for the republican party. The washington journal is live every morning on cspan and he can join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. Here are some featured programs for the holiday weekend, on cspan former state senator from texas, wendy davis. And on easter sunday, the golfing legend jack nickless receives the congressional gold medal for his contributions to the game and community service. On cspan two, on afterwards cornell west on the radical political thinking of Martin Luther king jr. And sunday on new and, on indepth, a live conversation with a reporter from the Washington Post, ronald kessler. He has written 20 boo
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We are here bringing in all of your feedback throughout the show. There is no question america would not be what it is today without the contributions of so many men and women who we have never heard about. We dont know their stories. We dont understand and should understand their contributions. There are so Many American heroes who are not protagnists or side kicks or footnotes. They are forgotten. There were 10008 cia soldiers who fought in vietnam. Now come the government does not recognize them. He said thats how the u. S. Military takes care of its own withing a n withing a abnegation. We are doing it today. I feel proud about it. They fought and presented casualties. From the cia trained veterans to choctaw code talkers, with the help of minority groups. However, they and their families often feel overlooked. About 8,000 mung veterans are alive today. Surprisingly, they dont qualify for u. S. Veteran benefits and arent allowed to be buried in our National Cemeteries alongside the