0 about 100 americans and that figure doesn t change. we need a real accounting for how many people, big difference between 100 and 4000. my biggest takeaway, we have no counter terrorism strategy and milley and mckenzie testifyod this, mckenzie said he is not confident we can prevent al qaeda or isis. harris: i am rushing, it is top of the hour, kayleigh and emily, everybody on outnumbered, quick one for us as we ark wait the panel to reconvene. thanks for watching fox news. our coverage continues on america reports. sandra: the senate armed services adjourning for a break, set to resume 30 minutes from now. the nation s top military leaders facing tough questioning on capitol hill for the first time since the chaotic exit from afghanistan. hello and welcome, everyone, i m sandra smith in new york. john: i m john robert necessary washington. lloyd austin, and general mark milley and general frank mckenzie all testifying today before the senate armed everybodies iss committee
and then ten, 15 years later, they come back and, oh, it wasn t you, or that kind of thing, and then they ve been in trouble for it for a long time. yeah. can i get your card, though, and come back, and just so i can think about everything and talk to my mom or whatever? and if they re like, yeah, this is what they normally do, type thing, and just come and see you guys? is that okay? yeah. what what did you make of his demeanor that first time when you went to go see him? well, you know, he was friendly. he was acting like he was concerned, but it was almost an act. and then well but then he wouldn t give his dna. and we all thought how odd for a man of that age to say they wanted to talk to their mom. his wife is right there. he s, what, in his thirties and suddenly he s wanting to talk to his mom. and so we re like, is his mom a lawyer? and, you know, just the whole thing seemed suddenly very odd and a big red flag, yeah. and he seemed like a bad ac
due to that investigation, he determined that it was inmate andre bell that had actually assaulted mr. bumgarner. andre bell, in jail on charges of robbery, malicious bodily injury and use of a firearm and felony to which he has pled not guilty denies assaulting bumgarner. 100% not guilty. well then why are you down here if it wasn t you? because they found me guilty of it anyway. there was a witness that the deputy talked to. that witness identified him by name that he was the one who assaulted inmate bumgarner. sergeant taggart gave bell 20 days of disciplinary segregation. that means bell will be confined to a single person cell and have his possessions taken, except for one religious book. his mattress will be removed from his cell during the day, and all his meals will consist of what s known as nutritional loaf, except on sundays. if you beat this guy up, would you tell me? no.
right now i say let s go climb mt. everest. how do we get up there? i can t see the path. do you know what you say to me? hey, john, we ain t climbing yet. a good point. you couldn t climb mt. everest under any circumstances, path or no path. what would make you think i would try? i don t have that much to prove. who was on that said they would know by labor day if they would run? it wasn t you. i kept thinking labor day was actually today. i kept thinking it was today. i was a week off. there s going to be a time when i m going to have to finally decide what to do. but it is not now. i don t know what will happen. not only tomorrow but how about in the next hour? i don t know what will happen. so look. i love my country. i want to help my country. i m frustrate by many of the things i see. however, i remain hopeful that america s best days are still
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