is there something larger going on? is it a leadership problem? is it a training problem? is it a funding problem? the navy has lived through a lot of fiscal uncertainty in the last few years. and navy leaders several years ago, you might remember, anderson, were warning that there could be real training performance problem it is the funding situation didn t get involved. i m not blaming this on budget. i m just saying they re going to look at all of that. the bottom line, seven sailors killed the last time, ten missing tonight. our thoughts and prayers with their families. indeed. admiral kirby, thank you. up next, what to expect when president trump makes an address to the nation and unveils his plans regarding afghanistan. he s just arrived at the base near the pentagon where he will be speaking. we ll take you there for the remarks that begin 18 minutes from now. more on that when we continue. no splashing! wait so you got rid of verizon, just like that? uh-huh. i switched
would be a very good time to talk about training and education, investing in but we also need laws, eugene, because i don t care how much training you have, if a man is telling you that you pulled over as in the case of philando castile and he s telling you i have a licensed gun and you shoot seven times with this girlfriend sitting there and her young child sitting in the back seat, that s not a training problem that a jury let go. there is too much room in the law that allows you to do something as blatant as that yet they say it s not against the law. the laws need to be in my opinion to be refined and where there s not that much wiggle room to say, oh, i was just scared. shot seven times? baby in the back seat of the car. yeah, that might very well be true. the reality is that deadly force
and here you ve just stripped away the top command at one of the bases. basically ending these people s careers, although they ll stay in the air force for a little while longer. but does this solve the problem? the general who briefed today said we re not just putting a fresh coat of paint on the problem, but it sure feels like this. they re treating this as a training problem, a procedural discipline. and they re putting into place new training, procedures and disciplinarians. but they re not getting at the underlying cause, the obsolescence of the mission. they don t help us with crimea or afghanistan or iraq or any of the real national security problems we have. it s a meaningless mission. the officer corps knows it. that is the root of this problem. unless you address that, you re going to be looking at another crisis in the not too distant future. and a crisis in this
going to push. no wonder there s morale problems here. you have to feel for them. and here you ve just stripped away the top command at one of the bases. basically ending these people s careers, although they ll stay in the air force for a little while longer. but does this solve the problem? the general who briefed today said we re not just putting a fresh coat of paint on the problem, but it sure feels like this. they re treating this as a training problem, a procedural discipline. and they re putting into place new training, procedures and disciplinarians. but they re not getting at the underlying cause, the obsolescence of the mission. they don t help us with crimea or afghanistan or iraq or any of the real national security problems we have. it s a meaningless mission. the officer corps knows it. that is the root of this problem. unless you address that, you re going to be looking at another crisis in the not too distant future. and a crisis in this
we send them to the most remote areas of america. they pull 24 hours shift underground, practicing to push a button they know they re never going to push. no wonder there s morale problems here. you have to feel for them. and here you ve just stripped away the top command at one of the bases. basically ending these people s careers, although they ll stay in the air force for a little while longer. but does this solve the problem? the general who briefed today said we re not just putting a fresh coat of paint on the problem, but it sure feels like this. they re treating this as a training problem, a procedural discipline. and they re putting into place new training, procedures and disciplinarians. but they re not getting at the underlying cause, the obsolescence of the mission. they don t help us with crimea or afghanistan or iraq or any of the real national security problems we have. it s a meaningless mission. the officer corps knows it. that is the root of this problem. unless you ad