Lt. Bill Cowan, Vietnam
Posted on 04/01/2016 7:11:45 PM PDT by Randall_S
INTERVIEW WITH LT. COL. WILLIAM “BILL” COWAN LIVE Saturday (4/2) 8 AM EST!!!
Lt. Col. William V. “Bill” Cowan (Ret.) is a retired USMC Lieutenant Colonel and an accomplished public speaker on matters of national security and terrorism. A Fox News contributor, he is a retired Marine Corps officer who spent three-and-a-half years on combat assignments in Vietnam. Cowan has published editorials in The Washington Post, and has been a contributing columnist to local newspapers in Virginia and California.
He is a co-founder of the WVC3 Group, a company providing homeland security services, support and technologies to government and commercial clients.
Topics of Discussion:
-FBI’s Investigation of Hillary Clinton
-Nuclear Pseudo-Summit (sans Russia, Iran, North Korea, and Pakistan)
-Obama’s Commuting of “non-violent” Criminals – who is next?
-The Offensive in Mosul
-The Pentagon’s hunt for Al-Baghdadi
-Israel’s Operation in the Sinai
-Libya – Will the United States join France and UK?
& more . . .
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What, the hell, is he going to say?
Lt. Bill Cowan, Vietnam
I want to listen tomorrow.
You’ll have to tune in and listen. It isn’t scripted, it’s live!
which show or did I miss him?
got it at the link
Al-Bagdadi in sights several times and the ROE were used to order a stand down. Lt Col thinks the administration is waiting for the week before the election to take him out.
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