here but we are definitely making progress. we are helping the country out. getting the afghan national army together. this country has been at war for hundreds of years. us being here, we are doing a better job than others. but, i mean, history is going to repeat itself here. reporter: soldiers really very much on the front line, quite some insight there. they do see hope in the fact that the afghan national forces are getting up to speed fairly quickly. but not a single soldier could say when exactly the afghans could take the lead. however they say there is progress and they do see an exit eventually to us getting out of here. not sure, however, how long that will be. it could be five or six years. megyn: house minority leader nancy pelosi weighing in on the wall street protests. saying god bless them for their
television appearances. appearances that revealed more about his views on various subjects like abortion. you would like to roll back or bring back don t ask don t tell? i think you believe being gi is a choice? yes. you believe no abortions even if the woman is raped. that s new view. you are a very conservative candidate. yes. how does mr. cain feel about the wall street protests? i don t have facts to back this up, but i happen to believe that these demonstrations are planned and orchestrated to distract from the failed policies of the obama administration. don t blame wall street. don t blame the big banks. if you don t have a job and you are not rich, blame yourself. in what may be his extensive appearance with my colleague, mr. cain was asked to explain
articulate to me the reason they were there which is what made this suspicious. thank you very much, michelle. and, then, there is this. god bless them for their ton spontaneousness, it is young, spontaneous, focused, and it will be effective. house democrat leader praising the wall street protests. not too long ago they said this about the tea party. this initiative is funded by the high end, we call it ask your person, by some of the wealthiest people in america. you be the judge. you be the judge. so, god bless you if you rally to spend more but you are astroturf if you want to bring in big government. and now, is there a double standard here? what do you make of this, of
government. it does not belong in our government. now, herman cain back in march responding to a question about whether he d appoint a muslim to his cabinet or to the federal bench, the answer he said was, no. he subsequently walked that back saying he s open to appointing anyone as long as they pledged their loyalty to america. as far as his claims about sharia law, in a presidential debate in june, he says sharia law has influenced court decisions in oklahoma and new jersey. in new jersey, there was one incident in 2009. one single incident, domestic violence case. a judge refused to grant a muslim woman a restraining order because of her husband s muslim beliefs. that decision was overturned on appeal. that s it. voters in oklahoma did ban judges from relying on sharia law when deciding cases. but that was a preemptive move. it wasn t based on a judge actually doing that or muslims in oklahoma attempting to institute sharia law. on top of that, the constitution bars any
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