Major Joshua Mast

Well, I think it's like a big law, no holds barred, whatever it means necessary to get your outcome. And they pride themselves on achieving that for their clients, and they're very successful and fabulously wealthy. But here's the other question I have is, how do you afford 15 attorneys with a high-power law firm that's $500 plus an hour and three different law firms? How do you afford that?

Well, I think it's like a big law, no holds barred, whatever it means necessary to get your outcome. And they pride themselves on achieving that for their clients, and they're very successful and fabulously wealthy. But here's the other question I have is, how do you afford 15 attorneys with a high-power law firm that's $500 plus an hour and three different law firms? How do you afford that?

Well, I think it's like a big law, no holds barred, whatever it means necessary to get your outcome. And they pride themselves on achieving that for their clients, and they're very successful and fabulously wealthy. But here's the other question I have is, how do you afford 15 attorneys with a high-power law firm that's $500 plus an hour and three different law firms? How do you afford that?

And here's the deal. What we've come to find out is that there's been fundraising videos in Afghanistan, like, saying the Taliban's helping us and we need money. So, like, I'd like to know, like, how's that being paid for? Is that some, like... shake in the UAE, like, funding this with dark money? Like, is the Taliban helping with this?

And here's the deal. What we've come to find out is that there's been fundraising videos in Afghanistan, like, saying the Taliban's helping us and we need money. So, like, I'd like to know, like, how's that being paid for? Is that some, like... shake in the UAE, like, funding this with dark money? Like, is the Taliban helping with this?

And here's the deal. What we've come to find out is that there's been fundraising videos in Afghanistan, like, saying the Taliban's helping us and we need money. So, like, I'd like to know, like, how's that being paid for? Is that some, like... shake in the UAE, like, funding this with dark money? Like, is the Taliban helping with this?

Because they publicly released two years ago saying they were going to go to American authorities and protest. And then I've got the charge d'affaires filing weird affidavits that sounded a lot like, this is messing up our negotiations with the Taliban. And so I've got a lot of reasonable questions, like,

Because they publicly released two years ago saying they were going to go to American authorities and protest. And then I've got the charge d'affaires filing weird affidavits that sounded a lot like, this is messing up our negotiations with the Taliban. And so I've got a lot of reasonable questions, like,

Because they publicly released two years ago saying they were going to go to American authorities and protest. And then I've got the charge d'affaires filing weird affidavits that sounded a lot like, this is messing up our negotiations with the Taliban. And so I've got a lot of reasonable questions, like,

Is the Department of Justice and the previous administration doing this because the Taliban asked them to? They filed an affidavit from the Charged Affairs saying it was interfering with negotiations. What does that mean? Does that mean the Talibs want them to give our kid back to these people who are not relatives and probably on their team? I'd like to know that.

Is the Department of Justice and the previous administration doing this because the Taliban asked them to? They filed an affidavit from the Charged Affairs saying it was interfering with negotiations. What does that mean? Does that mean the Talibs want them to give our kid back to these people who are not relatives and probably on their team? I'd like to know that.

Is the Department of Justice and the previous administration doing this because the Taliban asked them to? They filed an affidavit from the Charged Affairs saying it was interfering with negotiations. What does that mean? Does that mean the Talibs want them to give our kid back to these people who are not relatives and probably on their team? I'd like to know that.

I think the American people deserve to know that. And isn't that quite a bit of a different story than what's publicly out there? And why would they need to change my orders three or four different times? Why wouldn't they release all the information I asked them to declassify and release for a child's custody hearing? Like, would we do that for any child?

I think the American people deserve to know that. And isn't that quite a bit of a different story than what's publicly out there? And why would they need to change my orders three or four different times? Why wouldn't they release all the information I asked them to declassify and release for a child's custody hearing? Like, would we do that for any child?

I think the American people deserve to know that. And isn't that quite a bit of a different story than what's publicly out there? And why would they need to change my orders three or four different times? Why wouldn't they release all the information I asked them to declassify and release for a child's custody hearing? Like, would we do that for any child?

But this child was picked up off a named objective in brutal close combat where the eyewitnesses said they tried to kill us blowing themselves up in a pitched gunfight. where a dozen Americans are bleeding. And I'll never forget the platoon sergeant. He told me, sir, whatever you need with this, we'll come forward. Our guys didn't bleed, so she'd go back to hell. It was that bad.

But this child was picked up off a named objective in brutal close combat where the eyewitnesses said they tried to kill us blowing themselves up in a pitched gunfight. where a dozen Americans are bleeding. And I'll never forget the platoon sergeant. He told me, sir, whatever you need with this, we'll come forward. Our guys didn't bleed, so she'd go back to hell. It was that bad.

But this child was picked up off a named objective in brutal close combat where the eyewitnesses said they tried to kill us blowing themselves up in a pitched gunfight. where a dozen Americans are bleeding. And I'll never forget the platoon sergeant. He told me, sir, whatever you need with this, we'll come forward. Our guys didn't bleed, so she'd go back to hell. It was that bad.

They were that strongly about it. And these guys are being called war criminals by organizations. There was an organization that started a letter-writing campaign. That's one of the reasons I got awarded, is they sent 7,000 letters to Congress. And in those letters, they talk about how they want to promote their narrative And they want major mass to hold accountable.

They were that strongly about it. And these guys are being called war criminals by organizations. There was an organization that started a letter-writing campaign. That's one of the reasons I got awarded, is they sent 7,000 letters to Congress. And in those letters, they talk about how they want to promote their narrative And they want major mass to hold accountable.