russians. you can not know what i know. thank you very much, mr. chairman. i didn t assert that. i can t have someone challenge my character. when you attack somebody s integrity and say they made statements that were not true, of course, that raises a point of personal privilege. but the attorney general asper aspersions on my as pair gus. what was that he said again? aspersions on my asparagus.
seveseveral developments this t week. we learned as you heard debated there that cia operatives on the ground asked for military backup and turned down several times while the attack was going on. we also found out that cia people on the ground reported that during the attack that a jihaddist group was taking responsibility, claiming responsibility for the attack. brit, what do you make of all this? especially in the context of the campaign? well, what i make of it is that is looks terrible even though i don t fully endorse the remarks of the grieving father there. i understand his grief. i lost a son my is self-but not in military combat. i don t think you can rightly accuse the officials in washington who made the decisions of murder. however, we don t know he enough now about how the decisions were made and when and by whom. leon panetta offered sort of a hint of an explanation that you
its duty. [applause] now our leadership depends as it always has, on our economic strength, on our military strength and on our moral strength. if anyone of those falter, no skill of diplomacy or presidential oratory can compensate. and today as you know the strength of our on my economy, is in jeopardy. a healthy american economy is what underwrites american power. when growth is missing, government revenues fall, social spending rises, and many in washington look to cut defense spending as the easy way out. that includes our corrupt president. current president. today we re months away from
neil: i do not believe you. i do not believe you. i was surprised, myself. no more hoochie coochie for the rest of your life. both parties apts both houses seem to be spending like drunken sailors, no offense to the navy, of course. neil: i should tell you, joe, last week we interviewed the president of the united states. you have gotten more e-mail and buzz promoting this than he did. well, i feel pretty good about it. this suit is the potential best thing that happened to you. no, meeting you live in march was the best thing that happened to me, neil. neil: keeping you abreast of the developments. neil: why do i have a feeling i vehicle a prying pan on my feeling i will have a frying pan on my head when i get home? wrap it up. 15 years passes very quickly. too quickly.
skiing. trained as a tank commander, he famously insisted on going to the front line saying there is no way i am going to sit on my back home while my boys are out fighting for their country. he spent more than two months on the ground calling usair strikes on the taliban before news reports of his whereabouts prompted a withdrawal for security reasons. he was not happy. it is a shame. angry would be the wrong word to use. i am so disappointed. i thought i could stay through to the end. reporter: he is now trained to fly attack helicopters. just last year hinted he may go back to war. i have always going back to afghan. when i am told to go, hopefully, i will be able to go. reporter: he has shown little inclination to retreat. he did dabble with drugs and chom and got himself into trouble by dressing up as a nazi. reporter: the nazi incident