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So I think this is a cool opportunity to talk to somebody who may address a concern or

may answer a question that maybe in some way might become policy in the future of this

country.

If you have any questions right now, yes, go ahead.

I have a son that will be turning 18 in 2020 and he was conceived right before September

11th when I served.

That is not over yet.

If you were to be president, what kind of timeline can we see for this generation of voters

to not be concerned if they have to enlist to perpetuate this war that has not ended?

Thank you for serving.

Thank everybody for their time.

Well, thank you for sacrificing your families.

I would ask the Congress to do something that should have been done a long time ago, which

is to update the authorizations for use of military force.

So we're still operating under 2001 and 2003 authorities for Afghanistan and Iraq.

And so I would ask them to define the three T's, the time to reign and troop commitment

there.

I think we should really lean in economically to stabilize Afghanistan, but significantly

reduce our troop presence both there and Iraq and absolutely not even entertain the idea

of going to war in Iran, where I think this president and his advisors would like us

to go.

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