special-ops forces medic in afghanistan. christopher sears was just 28 years old when he was murdered in a deadly ambush, leaving behind a wife and two young children. sergeant lane morris was partially blinded during that same firefight. he described what happened in the attack. take a listen. only thing we know for sure that was after the firefight was over, and we went in to collect intelligence, omar was waiting, the only person who survived that firefight. he was waiting and when u.s. personnel got close enough, he popped up, through a hand grenade, shot his pistol and, that was the hand grenade that killed chris sears. jenna: sergeant layne morris joins us with reaction to the latest news. sergeant morris, thank you. thanks for having me. jenna: this was not unexpected. we knew it was coming. we heard about the plea agreement. we received very little explanation why the plea agreement was made. according to the reports in canada the canadians didn t
done. we will all regret the day that omar khadr is loose. jenna: sergeant morris, someone that served our country, you re now retired and a family. what are we doing? how do you make sense of it? i don t make sense of it, other than, other than the obama administration is just trying to make little problems go away, and, you know, when you need to appeal to that left-wing base, closing gitmo one way or another, i think a lot of people thought that he had given up on closing gitmo but i think he just changed tactics. this is all, is behind the scenes as possible. you know, you transfer him on the weekend. no announcement. no, no explanation. just quietly on the weekend ship another one out. jenna: sergeant morris, this bears a longer conversation and we tend to continue to have it. thank you for the time today. it is a story we ll continue watch and we appreciate your invaluable perspective.