and the next priority is to figure out has something been reported that wasn t fully looked into or investigated and i think that s a second priority to try and take care of our troops first. julie: retired brigadier general anthony tata, we appreciate you coming onto discuss the your gentlemen, scary matter. thank you. gregg. gregg: as we mentioned, ten more days to election day, and, ten more days of attack ads. love em or hate em they likely have an impact, molly henneberg looked at a barrage of ads in who key battleground states and joins us live from washington. tell us about the ads. reporter: hi, gregg, the ads may be flooding the tvs, of people who live in these states, in the case, nevada and pennsylvania. but the rest of the country may not have much of an idea about the latest salvos between the candidates. in nevada, the senate race between democratic majority leader harry reid and sharron angle is neck and neck. and angle having a slight read
julie: let s go back to retired brigadier general, author of rogue threat and we discussed the massive dump of wikileaks documents, this pertaining to the iraq war. 400,000 reports from the battle ground of iraq and they include, german, information surrounding civilian deaths, detainee abuse and the involvement of iran. how are these documents going to affect our troops in iraq and afghanistan? i will tell you this is four times the amount released before and i still believe julian assange is an enemy of the state and we need to declare him as such and bring him and his compatriots in and he s aiding and abetting the terrorists, making things hard for our troops on the ground, because they don t know what has been leaked and what has not been leaked. they are out there every day and
adam gadahn calling on muslims in the u.s. and europe to carry out jihad. new warnings for anybody caring for young children, three american companies recalling more than 40,000 drop-side kids, the recall affects ethan al lla angel line and heritage cribs. julie: backlash over wikileaks publish classified documents and hundreds of thousands on the war in iraq and disclosure sparking anger at the pentagon and military planners saying the move could jeopardize u.s. forces and those helping them and how will posting documents on-line affect our troops on the ground? here now retired brigadier general anthony peta, author of rogue threat. thanks for talking to us. can you hear me? i believe he may not be able to hear me. so, we will work on this