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I welcome the show, for the first time, a good friend and one of the most decent, Honourable man, I know I find or is a thing- and I am sure it is general Jerry Boy can is swimming in every way. Is a great man. General theme you for joining the show, it's an honor to speak to you, sir. Damn you very, very kind, and thank you also for privileged to be Your programme today from you? That means a lot so general? You are one of the few truth tellers. I trust out there on this situation going under our word, where witnessing right now, this tragedy in Afghanistan can you think a given your deep experience in the military? I'm serious, I'm not trying to be a smart guy here or in any way silly, but can you think of any tactical reason why we would have abandoned bog from above

Twenty minutes, Hilo lived out of Kabul, a fortified military facility. Why we would abandon that first in order to secure an air feel than a four million population city in downtown cobbled as it makes sense to you at all from a budgetary perspective. It is the aged it backwards. There is no reason to abandon the base that you have put billions of dollars and two but more importantly, it is a strategic location. It would have made them whole thing much easier and I I cannot believe that military advisers I'd be in the sector in France in the terminology, achieves did not have enough influence over the commander in chief to get him not to do this but he is surrounded by people. I don't know what they are doing, and I take it tat carried the day to include Secretary Lincoln

This is tragic Edward. I leave thousands of Americans in the hands of the Taliban. There. Ultimately they're gonna be scattered all over the country. If they were not, being impeded than why aren't you at the airport already. we're talking a general Jerry Boy, get a great man. Folks, look up, gentleman's resume it into it's. Gonna take a while you may have to read voids it's that deep and lengthy. I love I loved him on the show general I I agree with your assessment. There I spend a little bit of time at bog room, it's kind of nestled in the mountains. There it's a decent, it's it's a decent lift out of out of Kabul, but not far enough that it would make it impractical just never made sense to me. There are two runways there. This was secured facility, but I want to highlight what you said because that's been on my mind this. Well, you know

although the executor, I believe, in the unitary executive. Obviously, the president's, though one man in charge areas get people to support him, but he's in charge he's a branch of government and of himself how that he surrounded himself would supposedly the best and brightest. You know all of these academics think tankers, and candidly upper level military folks and no one was able to tell him. You know, Sir, this is a disaster. Do you understand? You are asking us to secure an airport in the middle of a city high ground everywhere, friends and foe all around us. We have a place. a twenty minute lived out. No one was able to talk about that. I mean you ve, been in some of these high level meetings. I'm sure you ve seen other politicians who made decisions just as bad where people were able to tell them. Sir pet idea, you better do a. U turn comes back Question of whose influencing the president, who really they call him handlers or whatever you want a calm. The media is adopted that term.

Who is really enforcing the president and his decisions like Lloyd Astronauts, Forster marked Milly as a force. these guys had been in the army for a long time. They did not have the influence the beer We'll talk him out of doing something. This stupid this this shop. Unreasonable and now what we have wound up with a situation that is for the most part era. Mobile, I may we're doin to leave Americans behind if he sticks to this, Sir thirty one August deadline, we're going leave? Americans behind and our national ethos, not just a military but nationally. Those is to leave no man by we're still looking for bodies and and and Korea from the korean war. Be Vietnam from the Vietnam WAR. We still looking to bring those bodies home Avenue, market we're doing right now. I've never been show humiliated

in my life is what I am experiencing personally right now watch. Watch unfolding, and no. I know we're walking away from an obligation that we made not only to Americans but to those Afghanis it they stood with far with us and many of which pay the the item of price with us. No it said about this general you and I have known each other for decent amount of time? Now and the same thing about this interview. Really You know that I can remember the first time you and I really started talking. Then you know speaking a lot about an issue was Benghazi, because you were making to me some of the exact same arguments. We don't leave

our people behind period. We don't do it. We do everything in our power to get our people out. That is what we do. That's, why are people Pfeiffer? We realise our heroes out there on the front lines realise that their government, their military, is going to do everything they can to make sure that they are not left behind waving at a helicopter walking away. That's the last time you and I really had a really deep discussion about an issue was Benghazi and now we're talking again about this I mean this is and who is the vice president and Joe Biden? You're right, look first of all, I think we all recognise the wheel. We have ruin our relationships with our allies and I think the two you nobody and calculate right now what the second third and even fourth order effects of what we do. right now going to be, but I can tell you that gonna be significant.

From our allies, but also from our enemies and grow up. Let me just say this Dan, blood, they were our stand, but turn of events in Mogadishu and nineteen. Ninety three Nanos blackout, We followed eighteen, our battle. But nobody really understand what were fight. No women, fighting over the bodies up two of our comrades that were killed helicopter crash and no man was going to leave Mogadishu. We stayed there eighteen hours and took more casualties, but there was an ethos it just like we have to come so Sherman shed said to Ulysses S grant when he came out of the camp in their in Atlanta. You should a new wherever I was that you thought of me and then I got in a tight by You would come alive I keep it in my office, then that is a powerful state, but that's national ethos, and will you

pressure here that doesn't understand us forgot tens of thousands of people many across our southern border and leaves Afghans that really have paid a prize to be part of us by being left behind, along with the americans- and I am show you humiliated about what's going on here, Dan, I just I don't no. What how do I am praying hard for these people to be able to get out, but in a less God, performs a mirror. We're would leave people banner general? I you know. I know I know you are a man of faith, you and your family, I've prayed with you and you know why I be doing the audience a disservice. If I didn't include this, can you explain to you the black hawk down incident.

your role was there because it invokes it's? Not the Jerry boy can saw the movie. That key was the movie he was there. Can you just explained to them, because one of the stories when I was an instructor in the Secret Service Academy ice to tell my classes when they thought they were having a rough day is the the story of our Gary Gordon Randy Shoe Guard, who demanded to be let down on the ground Cyprus, knowing they would probably be killed in order to help our guys and not get them. How can you just tell the honest what your role- and that was? I was the commander of the Delta force at that time, and I was running ground operation. So those guys were to doubt forced snipers and, and then they did, they did just what you just they're gonna get emotional here from not cheerful, nay, three times They saw what was on the ground. They saw the second helicopter go and they saw what was on the ground there and what was on the ground was a crash aviators, that

still alive. They could not get out of the aircraft because our backs were broken and they ask three times three times to go in and the last firm their words or were they I hope They went in knowing. We didn't have a way to real stem within a reasonable period of time and ever beheld Earl and they went in there, no sacrificed their lives score. for man and a helicopter, and one of which survive to tell us the story, which is why I then put a man for the metals robotic. Just think about that. Then compare that the war were door right now, compare led to the zoo that are being made by our. And are achieved today and the people around him literate. Bosnia It is a travesty, and I hope that this does pressure recognises what

huge mistake he has made here what a bad judge, but he has issued here- and I hope that well never see this kind of thing again year. We allow work to do to rebuild repair our relationships. In general, I just really amazing guy you, you know, I know you have never see you get choked up raining, but I know how much it means to you. I really And you know, I don't want to ask any more questions, because I just want to let the audience due on that. I wanted to say to you what an order it is to know you, and I only wish our government had more guys, like you right now, in positions of leadership to be providing the appropriate guidance to these pilot, Of course we be in a far different place. You're a humble guy, gosh. It is a real honour to know you and thank you for spending a few minutes with the audience today. They are better people rehearing. What you just said thanks a lot general Your great American Dan and God bless you port should do it. Thank you, sir.

General Jerry boy. Can I'm tellin you one of the greatest men I have ever met. It has been my distinct honour and pleasure to know him. quite a long time now. That was General Jerry Boycott was on the radio show a couple weeks ago, yet another great interview coming up with aka willing, former Navy seal. But first let me talk about an expansive you ve been a listener. My show for a while. You know you ve, heard me dogma, helix, mattress, which I love the middle, it looks. Matters is great, so great news helix has gone beyond the bedroom and they started making sofas too. They just launched a new company called all form all form they're, making premium customizable, sofas and chairs ship. The writer you do it It makes an all form. Sulphur really great wealth, for starters, is the easiest way you can customize sulphur using premium materials and add a frank the costs of those traditional stores. Pick your family spill. Stayin scratch resisting what everyone, the sofa color, the color, the leg, sofa size and shape to make short, for you, and your home

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just on saturdays. This idea to the whole american code. We lit by a code here s what America's such as the Euro flag, that just a piece of fabric. It's what the flag represents. One of the codes are we don't leave our people behind Jacko we're evacuating in Afghanistan right now, giving him with artificial three. Twenty nine p m tomorrow deadline yet they have no way to get out. I mean this is unforgivable. Yeah. You know Dan L can bring us up The night I heard you before I came on. I heard you talking, and you were talking about the fact that we are leaving people behalf. I did and- and I want to mention the story when I was in Iraq. the battle for Mahdi and there the situation where there were still gunfight and there were some Iraqis do some friendly iraqi soldiers got wounded and we're late, The street and two of my guys from american heels, put down. Come, fire ran out into the middle of the street during your gunfight to grab these two guys bring him back to safety through your poet,

their lives at risk are at both those guys ended up receiving a sober start without action, but this is we did this for iraqi soldiers. Guys didn't speak English, guys that will just out there to help us an end that code that you talked about it's real. thing: it applies to anyone that helps us. We will be there for you, and so it very sad to see the situation unfolding. The US Shockoe has a podcast any has a number of books on leadership. I can't recommend enough. You know a lot of times you get books and stuff in the mail and I buy buy books. I don't even need some pr pr persists and it is a real stories about real people in real time taking. sponsor ability, Oh that's! One of the things mean again, your books are really incredible on this topic. Use real world examples, this them and one of the components of leadership, is you don't say, I'm in charge and use all the fancy buzz terms charge the buck stops here and in by everyone,

screwed up on me and candidly, such as our political leadership, there's a lot of that happening be it at the military leadership now as well, where we're stranding the boots on the ground are door workers are war fighters are shrinking and behind, and you know that people that are working behind desk drain outward imbued with all due respect to their prior experience. but they're making paid decisions were not seeing real leadership, resignations. People speaking out we're just not seeing it. Is this an institutional problem with our military and and how do we fix it? Fine minded people walking is, you know, try if I throw my commission on the table- and I am not going to do this anymore- the problem with them It is now I don't know, I don't have any more inputs and end so unless we get some sort of it, point where enough people come forward and say, hey look. This is not. This does not work. We're not going to put up with this. We got it was kind of waiting to see if that tipping point comes Sometimes people leave the military, they throw their commission on the table, they they resign.

Well, guess what now? They don't have any influence anymore, and that can be a problem. I'm sure there's something military that are saying. Ok, that's what we're being told to do in my position. I can mitigate the damage as much as I possibly can. If I speak up well, then I can't help out on the ground, so I think from the guys are caught in that catch. Twenty two, where it's like you- speak up and give up any control over. I have over my troops, I mean look then we'll we people and there is nothing more sickening for me as went without combat leader, to think I would walk away. from my guys and leave them under the country. Somebody that that wasn't doing a good job that I didn't trust. I would stay in that position. I would mitigate the risk as much as I can, but I think what we mean. I see it in the coming weeks and months. I think we will start to see a groundswell. People are speaking up and- and The word out about what happened to our went down and what changes are needed.

We're not gonna Java, willing caprice check out his podcast, it's terrific Jacko, Podcast, and I follow on social media. Could you give very inspirational for I M in the morning talks Listen man I like to think of a real trooper boys before O clock. I don't know how you do that when I watch you sometimes it for four in the morning. You put you put this screen shot, you want some dies, you, every day and headed for the morning. Assets must be tough. Well, you know modesty. cuz you damn. I got to put in the way work. That's now you are goes, you are ass whole. There are a lot of bad as is out there, but you definitely walk the walk jacket. very concerned as number my friends are in a lot of my list was big tons of email. On my way fit me a blessing of other she's again. I can't believe we left all this equipment behind eighty four billion dollars and equipment, some It was intended for the afghan army made into the hands of the Taliban,

what concerns me, it means bad enough. We were embarrassed and we left behind. He those we left behind transport planes shockoe. But what worries me is three hundred fifty eight thousand five hundred and thirty, a soul rifles. Forty two thousand shoot me sixty four thousand three sixty three heavy machine guns hundred twenty six thousand pistols, envy jeez. I vision goggles, every one of our article advantages and no one knows better than the already tell you this of our space forces is our ability to offer small units with base leaving out blight arms, and did basically own the night. That's what you guys! Do you operate at night to the point where I had a helicopter pilot once tell me we were in the secret service. He was the the mid late at the time. Isn't he and even accustomed to fly it anymore during the day he was so used to the green at night. You know this worries me now: our enemies have that opportunity to have their great equalizer they'll, never match our training Jacko, but leaving

equipment behind major major mistake. You know I made the video that hey. If I was present this, what I would do right now and part of that let's go in and get back will destroy the equipment at their. The thing that act, we pushed me over the edge to make that video was seeing these massive massive piles of weapons. Look, give the enemy these weapons. To think that our kids, this next generation is gonna, have to go on the battlefield and fight. Again, fight against the enemy that has the same weapons capability that we have. That has the same night vision. That has the least recital devices that has armoured vehicles. This is absolutely disgusting to think about and and we we we need to do something about it. Look there's gotta be decades Dorothy if they keep all these weapons, Americans and

Freedom, loving people of the world are gonna, be getting killed by these very weapons for the next two or three decades. That's what about to happen so that that is, that is just an absolute truth. Whiskey and something needs to be done about it, and it needs to be done right now. yeah, I mean you're right Jack away, folks, twenty four, the book by the way, the book a jackal, has quite a few books, they're all very good, but the one I read last, which I think you'll all really enjoy his leadership strategy and tactics, field manual by Jocko Willink Our leadership strategy and tactics- it is an amazing book, you'll get through in a day or two. We need a bit more that right now leadership, but go you're right, I mean we have kalashnikovs. You know a case from from this these still working. I mean these These things were built to last, and so is a lot of our american military equipment and the idea that all you know we left them. This stuff that is going to somehow disappear in a few years will see this.

For appearing appearing decades. Later I mean we ve had as you well know. I mean I flown on sea fives on overseas missions with the president's cars Jacko. These planes were operate in the seventies. We left equipment is isn't going away. This is gonna, be there in theatre for decades. Can't you you. You mentioned it briefly, just the fact that our union, nation of migration. What the battle embody. The delusion dean fighters wouldn't even come out at night because they knew we all the night. We had got the daytime to kill them because they would only come out during the daytime. Could they do? They came out at night? They had no chance will now we're opening up them to have an even playing field with us and not just as a whole, opening to have happened? It's absolutely did the actual Europe now, just Well, one last question: for you even generous: you time we always appreciate here and on the fox was well thank you very much, and are you busy

capability to retake bog when we surrendered by one not. We are commander in chief decided to surrender Bagram. I know military folks, probably thought was a dumb idea, but we did do we have the capability to take this back right now, if we needed to. If we wanted to do this, this retrograde the right way, We could do it absolutely. There's! No question about it: that's that's what the american military does an end nothing wrong which maintain your presence in these countries? I mean we have forty military bases. In Germany we got twenty three military bases in Japan. We have fifteen military bases in South Korea. Are those aren't because we're having forever wars there? Those are the prevent. Of war. That's what that is to worldwide presents its strategic presence that lets people know we're here. you can't mess around with America. Chalk thanks for your time. We always appreciate, I know you're a busy guy thanks, so much banks round me there What are you are you got it

that was Jack. O willing check out as podcast is looks on leadership again or spectacular. Is one thing to write about leadership and write about it and kind of third person terms? go tells real stories have been on the ground. Was a great book really open my eyes to a lot of things, Go check him out again check out the Jackal particles. We was appreciated time that was our interview with Jocker willing from the radio show last week John Porno came on the show less. We could talk about the disastrous pull out from Afghanistan costs. routine here as your lives, how I am personally in the men he lied when he was in combat and the lack of accountability for this failed see. Now Failure in the White House that you say failure twice I'll, say it again. Failure in the White House in the Bite administration check this out I love it when I take it right to the lives they lose their minds here. Jim check this out feed after the break from Debbie you are the stupidest person in America

you should be banned. My brother believes everything you say I you are bad, say you first Ginsu beareth these piracy. There is like the people. You in people like you or what's wrong with that country, yeah you're, right, Debbie, its be right right! It's yours Let's see it I'll go. the commander in chief who just pulled people out of the country, got a whole bunch of people killed, causing a massive inflation crisis, a border cry. I did that right then Birgitta commander in chief let's get this muddle the whole lot smarter than Debbie my Fred Sean Pardo running for set it in a great state of Pennsylvania. Sean welcome back to the show a damn thank for yeah. I got a lot of that girl, the break, I'm sure you get the same as far away you're right, you probably yet to save the eggs I assumed

there are always so. Lovelier is distorted. Question shot Sean also as a veteran who s seeing combat time. A real american here and a good friend the challenge for office where, U S, scented Pennsylvania and you know on our side. We intend to start the HIV this way, but isn't it we? I give you ever had the urge to go on. Like a liberals pages that way, you know them go on the show and make fun of home, and I do and I take it to a private The arts, like seven somewhat like telling you I get that are as that's. That's a liberal thing: isn't it I ask my colleagues to speak. It is I kind of big it is. In fact, I was thinking, stop trying to answer times there really funny and real. Creator first got it, but when I first got in the Senate race, like so many tweeted from Pittsburgh, like the personification of acts, They spray just got an array of Europe for signing today remain

with me, and I fully no with me at my pretty funny. You don't want to see because here's the thing we you and I are You know we're self confident guys not died. Ego gape itself competent s like you can talk about that. You, like data some once in a while. I respond to those kind of critiques, atomic dude I know you may heavy, but that's pretty funny like does God I'll act, Buckley Spray, biogas? Let me get to this because there's no one better to comment than you. You know you been there. You know what it's like. Having served in the military yourself having lost friends, this is obviously a calamity of just cosmic proportions. I get an email this morning, no shot from friend of mine, who was a great source. And I had also has seen some military time and he said to me you know, then, what things are not being discussed with this failed surrender to the Taliban with

equipment being left behind is he said during my time you know in the military we were trained to you, don't get a good idea and memorize what the memories, what the uniforms of the enemies excuse me and their equipment look like I'm here. you ve, got your targeting a tank whenever you're a toll missile. However it maybe you want to make sure you know what that enemy tank looks like, so you just make sure on visual. So it's not one of Europe's right and I I guess that's an interesting point, because we a bunch of equipment behind that is ours. Does that open up? I get tracing problem in an impersonation problem as well. I think so oh, I mean by it's not something that I considered but absolutely like. They took like it train you to go through you, visual aircraft recognise Sharon are ground, armor recognition to be, they actually have flashcards and stop the help. Teach you identify the different types of equipment. You know that

Don t. Seventy two russian tanks, the dipper enemy aircraft, it is but you're right. We left billions of dollars of our own stop behind dad like so so there is still get this like one of my soldiers, reached out to me after having were after we left all that equipment there and said the time or his truck drove over a mine killed three of our friends wounded seriously to others the army for Emma stay out there to guard the wreckage the scraps of that humvee. What I didn't know the status of two soldiers whether they had lived or died, not able to process the grief for the ones that they just lost. All the guard, the scrap, metal and heat. He said it's unbelievable to me that we gave away all that stuff too Similarly, the Taliban are this: just jihadist terrorism, the use our equipment.

just unbelievable is unbelievable. It is I mean that a technical sense, a word. Then it's really hard to believe. You know Peter eggs at our good friend. You know you and I that's it. We had some nice conversations, have peach wedding, their pizza, good man and people up a story and fox and friends this morning, one of his units. They there was a machine gun that was lost in this place and they sent out into the sought to go, find that they only one machine guns and you know, people took a disciplinary action against them. For this he told the story and fox and friends this morning, and yet we behind you, three hundred thousand what it would appear to be em for type rifles hundred twenty six thousand pistols, sixty four thousand machine guns. I made sure tat. We we armed to the teeth, a bunch of child bride, taking mediaeval savages that are now running around taking pictures and our camel one of the things that is the sole offensive. Quite frankly, is a slap in the face

Anyone who fought against them is this, nor illustration of the Taliban, like Albert Term, just like I think about re gonna, be a jobs and putting ruining the tape. A sage and climate, the age limits and also help us about sitting in a cave talking about making the transition from a toy Yoda highlights two: a toilet, oppressive, decreed room. Carbon footprint gimme a break it. These are people who said that the Taliban, not only are they hanging people from helicopters and shooting up in the streets and executing people. Now they help facilitate them. eleven attack; they attacked Americans for twenty plus years. They killed thousands of them. And during our time in Afghanistan these are not good people and yet from the Bible, Ministration you'd think that they were justice. Joint government with nothing but benevolent intentions. Look man! Then it if Lee

you're, not not hundreds of Americans. I honestly think it's ended without thousands of Americans because did you Narrative Dan of Americans that want to come home, wait a second There are a lot of Americans there who have. Sisters are brothers that you know into our citizens, who have sisters are brothers who are not citizens yet yet nor staying there so that there are abandoned to the Taliban. we don't even have a sense of how many Americans are there, but I'm saying it is leaving thousands of american behind added Belides Sleep, billions of dollars of our equipment. And surrendering to a terrorist organization and basic he's, throwing away twenty years of a blood in an treasures that that country is not punishable offence or one worthy of resignation. What is what Yeah, I'm view, and I'm I'm glad you have the guts to say that we're talking to Sean par now, running for United States Senate, one of the finest not define assented candidate. I think in the country running in Pennsylvania,

because you're, not Pennsylvania, doesn't mean you can't support. You can't vote for him if you have Pennsylvania, but you can certainly support him because what he'll be voting for when he wins is going to affect you website. poor now for Senator COM, p r, De L, L, F, O r Senate that calm Porno for Senate how come you know, Sean I was not in the military side in combat, I you know did make no illusions. Otherwise, never would, but I have friends like yourself and I listened a lot. Spend a lot of time overseas, working with military guys and taking in all their vast troves of knowledge. one of the things I always tell you is No amount of training on planet earth can overcome the fog of war. None. Now what I can do, what I look, from some of the seal guys and delta guys, who had later come over to the secret service and became trainers and the academy I was in it decreases the time to what you can get.

get your arms around. What's going on baby on train guy in the fog of war, never gets his arms right. You know what I mean, so I just like chaos and they never heard they just panic and they flip out These really really good. Maybe foreign units- and they take a minute or two- you know you at these seals delta rangers these guys, maybe in thirty forty seconds boom, they're ready they get everything they get to grasp. What was going on there in the fight so but you never get rid of fog or the reason I bring this up as You know, yes, we may have an idea. Let's say we have to go back. I forbid Afghanistan are using our equipment, we know say and do whatever Torah bore this line. A hum is in fact the Taliban right We have guys on the ground that fog of war breaks out an error in our uniforms. All of a sudden, you know you're five, ten minutes into this gunfight, You know all of a sudden. This becomes really tricky like that. You know. Are those our guys? Are these guys are guys behind us? Did they flank you? As you know, this is the kind of thing again. The pine ministration never considered when we left twenty billion dollars worth equipment by

my god. It's so true and an end. Additionally, Dan, we let the lasers there too. So ways that we use delays, targets on the ground for four bombers weather. Nay, Tanner be ones strategically. answer: they'll look at different laser shaped that we have mounted on a rifles. They have em there well, you know, incredibly a date they took a add situation in Afghanistan. We withdraw from occurring. if there was always gonna, be talk with their ino there's this say the enemy get the vote. They always get there. There was yet a say in how thing unfold or, as my Thyssen said, everyone at the plant. They gave her the first part of the movements in the world, yet yeah, but but this was a completely preventable star tragedy. Biden got it wrong, literally literally every step of the way, whether it when we talked about this damned from closing bottom air base to entrust in it. they with american lives and one of the things that justify period may. As that,

We had a chance to secure the city of Kabul and here's something that really nobody's talking about. Our generals were given the choice of either they have cited that hail If we go, we evacuate people out of hamlet cars. I airport is just more convenient it easier for our citizens to get there. We keep bog room, opened organ, traveled, thirty minutes. That trip is a lot more dangerous rights are decided that as a factor for keeping cobble airport open, but then they then they also said right in the same breath they allow the Taliban to secure the city. You see what I mean. so what you are. I can hear it isn't a mile blowing decision, but not I would you closed down Barbara, but you also allow the Taliban to control the city that you're using for primary mean,

expel, it's just an unending like it. I like gonna hard minute left, then I gotta get Sean par now by the way running for Senate Pennsylvania, Parnasse for Senate. That comes from one quick thing Wait. I've read that washed impose these. If this channel of communication was opened with the Taliban, is the Washington Post alleges in their reporting and the Taliban were least hearing the binding ministration out that way. to the taliban- hey we're gonna, leave bog room opened to the last minute. We're gonna thrill out of Kabul and BAR were going gonna airlift, some of our people to Bagram and hole up there. You attack us will, kill you guys, but they didn't do that either It's unbelievable and I think part of that part reason our generals. They deserve a lot of blame for this, but one of the reasons they ran into trouble was that they were left with the artificial cap of troops from by, and so there will. I hate we gotta get out of this number that he had a marriage unites right.

That's right, Sean! I gotta run always a pleasure to have you on one of the finest candidates. I think the finest sent a candidate country Sean Poor, now real Merrick, and here oh Parnasse, for Senate that calm Pennsylvania. You no vote for this guy I'll, be very disappoint. Out of that matters are not to you but Sean thanks for coming. I thank them got it. That was shown porno from last week on the radio show, by the way, another great candidate for office par. Now he is running for: U S sent in Pennsylvania check him out. You can you? me every week day on the radio by the way across the country and over three hundred radio stations to go to lunch. You know that comma website click on station. Fine. There you can find out where we're on near you for listening. I really appreciate it emigrate Labour day holiday, I'm damn bonchi You just heard TAN Bonn GINO, share