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20:10Now PlayingRep. Walter Jones, eight term Congressman from North Carolina, discusses why he regrets his initial support for the "unnecessary" Iraq War; the high cost we pay in blood and treasure for continuing the boondoggle in Afghanistan; why a super-debtor nation like the US can't afford to continue policing the world; how a visit to Walter Reed to see the war wounded can change one's opinion on US foreign policy; and the small-but-growing Congressional Republican opposition to the Afghanistan War.
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