component, but alongside that there s needs to be a political strategy to deal with the sectarian divide that continues to exist in iraq where you have the shia militias and the iranian forces on the ground persecuting these sunni tribes with no plan for example in tikrit, no plan for what happens next, for the sunnis to be empowered to take charge over their own communities and their own towns, to prevent groups like isis from coming right back in and taking advantage of the oppressive environment that has caused them to be there in the first place. tulsy gabbert, thank you for your time tonight and again, congratulations on launching this new post 9/11 veterans caucus. i think it s a really big deal for our politics. thank you very much rachel. i will say that more often than anybody else in politics, when you talk to veterans my experience is, when you talk to veterans, they are the ones who talk about the need to have a political strategy alongside a military strategy. non-ve
empowered to take charge over their own communities and their own towns, to prevent groups like isis from coming right back in and taking advantage of the oppressive environment that has caused them to be there in the first place. tulsi gabbard, thank you for your time tonight and again, congratulations on launching this new post 9/11 veterans caucus. i think it s a really big deal for our politics. thank you very much, rachel. i will say that more often than anybody else in politics, when you talk to veterans, my experience is, when you talk to veterans, they are the ones who talk about the need to have a political strategy alongside a military strategy. non-veterans are much happier to talk about the military. people in the military talk about the need for that having to be integrated with politics. fascinating. we ll be right back. stay with us. mr. mucus: to work, with you. it s taco tuesday. man: you re not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i m
and these sunni communities with no plan, for example, in tikrit no plan for what happens next for the sunnis to be empowered to take charge over their own communities and their own towns so we can prevent groups like isis from coming right back in and taking advantage of that oppressive environment that has caused them to be there in the first place. congresswoman tulsi gabbard, thank you for your time again. congratulations on launching this new post 9/11 veterans caucus. i think it s a really big deal for our politics. thank you very much, rachel. i will say that more often than anybody else in politics, when you talk to veterans, my experience is, when you talk to veterans, they are the ones who talk about the need to have a political strategy alongside a military strategy. non-veterans are much happier to talk about the military. people in the military talk about the need for that having to be integrated with politics. fascinating. we ll be right back. stay with us. e produc
ray routh. do you have the approval of the public affairs? reporter: yes, we re doing a story who might be dangerous that are let out and why. until you get the approval of the public appearance officer. reporter: we were then ordered to turn off the camera and the public affairs people said no to an interview. after telling us days ago they would consider it and signing us a written response instead due to regular regulations and the ongoing trial, we are not able to provide you with patient health information regarding eddie ray routh but then added, although posttraumatic stress disorder may be associated with increased risk of aggression individuals with ptsd are not dangerous, and most behaviors mild. the majority of veterans and non-veterans do not engage in violence. but it s not just members of routh s family who don t feel he took care in evaluating him. former navy seal brandon webb with the navy seal sniper
producer of korengal. thank you for your work on this. i think it s really allowed non-veterans to connect with what the experience is like and what some of the challenges are. we saw some of the soldiers telling you what they ll miss about war. how do they deal with coming back and readjusting to the pace of life at home? they deal with it very poorly. you have to understand, in combat, there s a huge amount of adrenaline. obviously you can see from that clip that it s something they really got used to. but there s a lot of closeness. they re sleeping shoulder to shoulder on the ground for a year. they re never alone. i mean, imagine spending a year never alone. never more than ten minutes from another person, from other people, who you really love and you would be willing to die for. and no one back home is going to understand. that s right. you ve got the twib drutwin dru of adrenaline and doesness. they re intoxicating. and they come back home and life