hero, coming back from war, that isn t reluctant to be called a hero. well, this is what we expect from men and women in uniform. we have to do whatever it takes. so for us, it s about the team. it s about the person to the left of you and the person of the right of you. you don t have to worry about yourself, because the person to the left and to the right of you will worry about you. and we have to take care of each other. we re all in this together. it is one team and one fight. that night in the korengal valley, it was just that. brothers looking out for brothers. in no way, shape, or form, if telling this story is a painting, my brushstroke wasn t the first brushstroke or the last one, and it wasn t the most beautiful or the most amazing, it was just one more brushstroke in time that helped paint this picture of this moment in the korengal valley in afghanistan. the men around me fired so many more shots. they did so much more true fighting. i was able to do what i did because o
their heads and not standing up to evil. and so, i did, in fact, be i was affected by what people called the munich syndrome, which is basically to stand up to things, when evil is being perpetrated. and that is for our viewers, 1938, i believe, neville chamberlain goes to munich and appeases hitler. and what the story really talks about, much more than i ever knew, even at the time was how many deals were made to appease hitler, to kind of feed the beast and to see whether it was possible to just keep giving in to him, so that he would not carry out his plans to conquer europe. that s where the word appeaseme appeasement really was the strongest and is really the indictment about how the western powers behave. first of all, what year did you flee check slozechoslovakic? in march of 39. and how old were you? i was 2. and my father was a member of
pakistan s refusal to lift its blockade of nato supplies bound for afghanistan has somewhat marred the summit for the white house. president obama had invited pakistan s president zardari to chicago and then refused to even meet with him, passing him along to secretary of state hillary clinton. this latest dispute is over whether the u.s. should formally apologize for mistakenly killing 24 pakistan troops in a cross border raid six months ago. with me now to talk about nato summit is former secretary of state madeleine albright. madame secretary, thank you very much. also the author of prague winter, your wonderful new memoir of the years from 38 to 45. it s great to be on with you, andrea. thank you very much. it s nato so you ve got your nato pin. i do. this is a special one. it was given to me by the supreme allied commander.
down at laguardia. he was in a wheelchair when a tsa worker patted down the former and celebrating another new york bestselling winner prague winter. rebekah brooks, her husband, and four others were charged today with trying to conceal evidence from the police. brooks faces three separate allegations equivalent to u.s. charges of obstruction of justice with a possibility of penalty of life behind bars. she responded publicly to the charges that she calls baffling. one day the details of this case will emerge and people will see today as nothing more than an expensive sideshow, a waste of public money as a result of an injust and weak decision. rebekah brooks accompanied by
the bottom line is you hope leaders will make moral decisions. what a difference it would have made if churchill was in office instead of chamberlain. it s a combination of judgment and having the information available and who is around you. it s an incredible book. it is. thank you very much for coming in and sharing the story with us. the book is prague winter. thank you very much. it s great to see you again. wonderful to see all of you. come back. i will. have you read it, yet? it is on my bed stand. i have started it. i m going to read this. i have it stacked up. i have this book and another book. fair enough. i have read the president s book. good. a lot of reading ahead. it s good for you. coming up, walmart braces for a new day on wall street after stocks plunged on allegations of a multimillion