Pointing out the president not telling the truth is easy.

The mystery is what it will take for someone to beat him.

We're going to get into tonight why he's still looking very good for the upcoming election.

Thanks to you, best for your family for the new year. I'll see you soon.

I am Chris Cuomo. Welcome to Prime Time.

Now, we also have new video tonight of the Navy SEALs who turned in their own platoon leader.

We're going to take it on with two combat veterans tonight to assess what does it tell us not

so much about the case because he was acquitted. We know the adjudication, but the politics around it,

the president's choice specifically. This is our last show of the year. In fact, it's the last show

of the decade. So, be on the lookout for a special 2020 Bolo ahead and a warning about resolutions.

What do you say? Let's get after it.

These are interviews obtained by the New York Times of Alpha Platoon SEAL team

seven members, breaking an unwritten code of silence in 2018 by taking on their chief

of their platoon who has eventually tried for war crimes. Here's the taste.

I'll use the cycle back. The guy got crazier and crazier.

I think I was toxic because you can't let this continue.

You're the **** of the guy's freaking evil, man.

Now, these are not from now. These were not sworn. They were not cross-examined. It was an early

part of the investigation, but they're still going to hold relevance. What is also relevant

is that Mr. Gallagher was acquitted of multiple war crimes, including killing a young Isis prisoner.

He was only convicted of a single and lesser charge in July, posing for photos with the body of

that dead Isis fighter. Now, after the trial, Gallagher was demoted in rank because of the photo.

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