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April 20th,
Sen. Walsh and Tarantino on mental health in the military
Today on CNN&#;s State of the Union with Candy Crowley, Sen. John Walsh (D-MT), the first Iraq War combat veteran to serve in the United States Senate, and Tom Tarantino, Chief Policy Officer at IAVA and former Army officer, spoke to CNN about veteran suicides, the cost of war, and Walsh’s bill, the Suicide Prevention Act for American Veterans.
On mental health in the military, Walsh said to Crowley, “I think we do a very good job of taking that citizen solider and making a warrior out of him. But we aren&#;t doing a very good job of taking that warrior and reintegrating him back into society.”
A transcript and videos from the interview are available after the jump.
VIDEO:
The human cost of war
&#;System of failures&#; impacting veterans
22 veterans kill themselves every day
Are we fulfilling our promise to veterans?
TRANSCRIPT:
CANDY CROWLEY, HOST: Joining me now, Senator John Wal
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December 7th,
Candy Crowley&#;s Exclusive Interview with George W. Bush
The 43rd President of the United States, George W. Bush, joins CNN&#;s State of the Union for an in-depth interview ranging from childhood experiences to United States policy.
Candy Crowley sat down with President Bush earlier this week at Moody Air Force Base in Georgia to discuss the legacy of President George H.W. Bush which is the subject of his new book, A Portrait of My Father. In addition, he weighed in on Jeb Bush&#;s prospects for , his relationship with the Clinton family, and race relations in the United States. President Bush stated that despite his close relationship with the Clintons, his brother Jeb would &#;absolutely&#; beat Hillary in the elections. According to the former president, race relations have improved but it is still sad to see race as &#;an emotional, divisive part of life.&#; The former president also shared his views on Vladimir Putin, a man he once fished with, and the situ
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Anderson Cooper Degrees
Bush on Iraq; Politics of War; Iraq: Year Four; Blueprint for New Orleans; Helping a Stranger; Fake Doctor; Drowsy Driving
Aired March 20, - ET
THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED.
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GEORGE W. BUSH, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: better collate and make sure that the intelligence gathering is seamless across a variety of gatherers and people that analyze.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Mr. President, with the war in Iraq costing $19, per U.S. household, how do you expect a generation of young people such as ourselves to afford college at a time like this when we're paying for a war in Iraq?
BUSH: Yes. Well, our -- hold on a minute. Hold on. We can do more than one thing at one time. And when you grow your economy like we're growing our economy, there is an opportunity, not only to protect ourselves, but also to provide more Pel