10 Years and billions of dollars later, vets say Afghanistan not worth the cost

On Wednesday, the Pew Research Center  released a poll  indicating that only a third of American servicemen and women believe the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have been worth the costs. All of these complicated factors weigh on American efforts to withdraw troops from the country. The findings came only two days before the  tenth anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan. Afghanistan is now the  recipient  of the largest amounts of aid in the world, accruing $33 billion over the past decade. But the country is still struggling, facing an  unprecedented  drought and appealing for food aid for the nearly ten million people who are suffering because of it. David Loyn, international development correspondent for the BBC, discusses where the $33 billion that has been given to Afghanistan has gone.  Genevieve Chase,  an Army reservist who served in Afghanistan in 2006, and founder of  American Women Veterans, responds to the Pew poll.