Green Beret veteran recalls US' response to 9/11 attacks

Not far from the September 11 Memorial at Ground Zero is a statue of a modern US soldier on horseback. Officially, it's known as America's Response Monument." As rescue workers continued to work through the smoldering rubble at Ground Zero, Mark Nutsch spearheaded that response, leading a 12-man Green Beret unit that became famous as the "Horse Soldiers." Nutsch spoke to Host Marco Werman about how his vastly outnumbered team, together with Afghan allies, took the fight to the Taliban and al-Qaeda in the early days of the War on Terror. He joined the show from Somerset, Kentucky.