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On this episode of Newt's World, we're very fortunate to have Major General Joseph Arbuckle,

who has been a real leader in pointing out what went wrong and who should be

able to countable in the withdrawal from Afghanistan. Major General Joe Arbuckle and 160

retired military leaders signed a letter demanding accountability for the Afghanistan withdrawal

and for Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff,

Mark Milley, to resign. Major General Joe Arbuckle entered and the army is a private in 1969

after graduating from Western State College. Following completion of the officer,

candidate school is a combat engineer. He was deployed to be a nom of an infantry lieutenant.

He commanded units at every rank from Lieutenant to Major General including two combat commands

in Vietnam and Kuwait. He's received numerous awards and decorations including the defense

distinguished service model three bronze stars, one for valor, six legions of merit,

the Vietnamese cross of gallantry to two silver stars, the combat infantryman's badge and the

army parachute's badge. He is the founder and spokesperson of flag officers for America.

And I think their mission is very important. They say quote, we are retired military leaders

who pledge to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies,

foreign and domestic. Although retired from active service, each of us feels bound by that oath

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