Hi, everyone.

It's Fort Glock in New York.

Two men who have dedicated their lives to military service to defending and protecting our country.

Found themselves on Capitol Hill today, testifying.

They found themselves there largely due to the actions of a defense secretary who during his 10-month tenure, as Secretary of Defense, has done a little more than seemingly try to embarrass the men and women of the military.

Navy Admiral Frank Bradley and Joint Chiefs Chairman Dan Cain were on the Hill today briefing Congress about that deadly double-tap boat strike in

the Caribbean. Those meetings were held behind closed doors in front of a bipartisan group of

lawmakers who have been demanding answers since the Washington Post story broke.

So demanding answers that Donald Trump's White House and Pete Hague says have been evasive and reluctant to give, offering varying answers, shifting explanations in just about every new cycle since the first story last Thursday.

Ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee, Congressman Jim Himes, telling reporters this after leaving that briefing.

What I saw in that room was one of the most troubling things I've seen in my time in public service.

You have two individuals in clear distress without any means of locomotion with a destroyed vessel

who were killed by the United States.

Under the DoD Manual for abiding by the laws of armed conflict,

the specific example given of an impermissible action is attacking a shipwreck.

Any American who sees the video that I saw will see the United States military

attacking shipwrecked sailors. People will someday see this video and they will see that that video

shows if you don't have the broader context, an attack on shipwrecked sailors.

Heim's, after watching that video, also told reporters that the Admiral confirmed that there

had not been a kill-them-all-order.

That video of the Second Strike, which Congressman Heims refers to as one of the most troubling

things he's ever seen in public service, that's what he said, has the Pentagon facing

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