the army now considers bowe bergdahl $300,000 in back pay. jillian: 100 members of congress now plead to go not give any money to disgraced army sergeant but instead the families of those who were injured while searching for him. with us now the man leading the effort and army veteran himself arkansas congressman rick crawford, thanks for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. why did you decide to spear head this? >> well, look, looking at the calculation of the serviceman's group life insurance benefit, a death benefit is $150,000 to the families. some of the soldiers died in search of this man who is acknowledged deserter and admitted himself and pleaded guilty to desertion. that wasn't warrant a reward of $300,000. i understand that they typically calculate benefits for people who are pow's, there's a per diem believe it or not for that, but in the case if you're a pow,