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to escape and invasion games, an adult form of hide-and-seek in the woods. when rudolph is 20, he joins the military. we learned that he had military training. we learn that he had a lot of explosives training that did not normally take place, but his company commander had an interest in explosives and got his troop to additional training. eric rudolph was looking for a purpose in his life from a very young age. he wanted to be in some special forces capacity in the army, but washed out of it. he was somebody who couldn t find his purpose in the military. he wasn t going to be somebody who really mattered. that he really needed to be that. he needed to matter in the world.
defeat isis especially in that volatile area of the world. i do believe in a sense that we should, you know, at least special forces capacity, they are amazing operators and they are very good what they do. that is pretty much his policy to use special ops rather than a bigger footprint but in the big picture jeb bush has said that getting rid of is a dam hue say hussein is a good deal. if he knows what he knows now, he wouldn t have done the iraq war. how do you feel about that? one, we should never forget our history and what s happened in the past. i think it s time to look at iraq and really move forward and learn from, you know, there s always going to be two sides of an argument. people are always going to agree and disagree and that argument will especially always be there with the iraq war, as far as that goes, you know, he made his decisions and as commander in chief we still respect him to
saudi arabia an inknock lags of support you would advocate staying out of the conflict in yemen all together, even as yemen absolutely. look, we already are providing the intelligence support that the administration said it would provide. we ve given the saudis moral support. i would back off from there. we have enough on our hands, the only thing we need to do in yemen is to restore somehow our special forces capacity to attack al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. that s job one, job ten and job 100. what happens in yemen is beyond our control. what happens in a lot of the region seems to be out of our control. thanks so much. we appreciate it. new claims and counterclaims about the source of clinton foundation cash just as hillary continues her new hampshire swing. plus supreme injustice with big decisions about gay marriage and
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