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for the united states to get people to put their lives on the line to back us up is the idea we will back them up, too. when i was deployed, no the just the afghan national army forces but the janitors put their lives on the line just by working with u.s. forces. i would have a hard time today looking at an afghan civilian or sell jer soldier over what just happened over there. it under mines our soldier. you might as well go after their body armor next. bring in mark giaconia, a retired special forces who spent 20 years in the u.s. army. several of those years spent fighting alongside kurds in iraq. thank you so much for joining us, and to give us this important and unique perspective. what did you think when you heard the president s decision that he was hastily going to withdraw u.s. troops from alongside the kurds in northern syria? it was a, kind of emotional, because i guess i flashed back
probably a gentler way to do it where it might be better for the future to do it, you know in a different way. i m not calling myself a strategy expert or a political guru, but, again, i go back to imagining myself pulling away from the kurds. i was embedded with them in a sudden and then that in an impersonal way if that s how it went down and seems like a big deal me. mark, thank you very much. mark giaconia, appreciate your perspective. thank you. michelle obama for president. anxious democratic donors putting the first lady on their wish list along with some others as they worry about the prospect for the current very large pack of candidates.