with about 200-plus people and about 55 or 60 and 20 of them went to ranger regimen to 100 hours of hell to be selected at fort bragg by special operations units. you focus on first lute lute ashley white. tell us her story. she was lost? she was a part of this all star team of women. you had one on a fourth star deployment. one a bronze valor winner, one a best west point track star and ashley white who was really the heart and soul of the team this 5 3, kent state grow-op. incredible marriage, lived in ohio. she said what can i do to serve the country? when they said we need women out there. she said, sign me up. shelves one of those people that never needed to tell you what she can do. she showed you what she could do and was capable of.
there is no self-pity. too many people saying wall wits me. not our veteran community. they don t say woe is me. they say what kind do to continue to serve? >martha: sitting at his side was jake would, former marine squad leader in iraq, he was a sniper in afghanistan and a middle of valor winner as well. when he came back he helped to found a group that has made of that and doctors who put their forces and skills together to respond to disasters at home and around the world. we are very honored and pleased to have him with us. let s start by looking back at the interview you did with the former president. what was your reaction to his commitment to the troops? i think his commitment is genuine.
respect to you and mr. bonaparte, this is a man who is a medal after valor winner, this man crawled through live gunfire to try to get a deputy sheriff who had been shot to safety. this is also chief that would take a bullet for anyone in this room. and i don t think we have people sitting up here with that kind of character. and i am just devastated by this. i wouldn t want to see this happen to anybody in this room. megyn: joining us live, commissioner patty maney. patty, tell us how you really feel. i feel the same way i felt monday night. megyn: you clearly are passionate about it. we have seen a lot of passion in this case. but mostly the passions have been against the police department in andford, florida and chief lee has been made a scapegoat.