Fallen Marine’s Family Doesn’t Mince Words About Biden vs. Trump
Christy Shamblin, whose daughter-in-law Marine Sgt. Nicole Gee was one of the 13 American service members killed in an ISIS-K terror attack during the chaotic August 2021 U.S. pullout from Afghanistan, said the Trump administration's recent detainment of an alleged terrorist responsible is "bittersweet." "It was shocking," she said of learning that alleged ISIS-K devotee Mohammad Sharifullah, who was in court Wednesday, had been arrested for his purported role in the deadly attack. "The words bittersweet are my favorite ones to put to this because it's always hard." Shamblin continued, "Here's a man who ... we watched celebrate Nicole's death and 12 others that died with her, and it's very difficult." Despite the pain Shamblin and her family continue to experience as they navigate Gee's loss, she also noted that it's "extremely reassuring" that the Trump administration "cares and...is focused on it and is going to get results." • Watch the weekly "Newsmakers" TV show each week on CBN News (https://cbn.com/news/newsmakers) • Watch the weekly "Newsmakers" TV show on CBN's YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrOrpssK0sq-3JqBRP6qXDDLlCt9J7Q7s) • Download the free CBN News App (http://cbnnews.com/app)
