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[applause] if i could start with archibald mcleish who was a poet. he told us democracy is never a thing done. democracy is always something a nation must be doing. if we agree that there is a dynamic quality to democracy, what is the proper role of the military in that process? has it changed over the past 250 years? i'm not going to call on you. you can jump in as you would like. general mattis , you start. >> he said he's not going to call me and then he does. g the fundamental purpose is summed up in the oath to support and defend the constitution and obey the orders of the president of the united states. basically we are here to protect this great big experiment we call democracy and that can take us just about to the seven seas and the different continents, whatever it takes to keep this great big experiment alive. we take the oath seriously and we put it all on the line and the person who is indispensable in setting that trajectory was general george washington. his words and example guide us to this day. >> i'm not sure we can add to that. th

i remember when someone said, listen, i need a negative article about archibald cox, i know you'll dot, you're a acht man. i'm out of that game. >> we're glad. >> i don't want to scare you. i did that, and i got people out. i said, if you need money in the next five years, take your money out. one of the greatest calls ever, the market then dropped 5,000 dow points, and all people remember is -- i crucified jim cramer on a cross of gold. do we have her, really? we got lisa su? all right. speaking of heroes, i hope she didn't hear that i said jensen huang is the only smart one. amd shares falling, results for the fourth quarter were in line with expectations. these don't tell the story. i'm so glad that ceo lisa su joins us now, because lisa, you used a number last night that's freaking everybody out. by the way, hello. >> good morning, good morning. >> hello to dan too. daniel, you, okay, all great. yo $400 billion total market for accelerated computing in 2027? lisa, that presumes that there's going to be an industrial revolution that will be bigger than microsoft, than intel, bigger

the search for the terrier archibald, whose owner had lost on the train, lasted for more than a week.r named archibalt , was last seen on this street, not far from chekhov station, but no one knows where he is now. maybe i met you today. quadruped a friend got separated from his owner on the train when they were returning home from moscow. sergei had a conflict with a passenger. he pushed him onto the platform, and the dog remained in agony. later the dog. a transport security worker was shouting under one of the seats, the dog ran out at the czech station, the guards only managed to take a picture of the dog, but were unable to catch up. i don’t know, to be honest, it’s cold outside, he ’s not a stupid guy, i think he’s somehow trying to survive. at some point , sergei heard barking and ran forward, but no, mongrel. in the morning , volunteers joined the search. the girls created a channel based on the twix cat and so that it doesn’t happen again. his story, we decided to react quickly. the recent story with the cat twix, who was thrown off the train at a station in kirov, is really

four-part series entitled archie available to stream through britbox, the scripted series explores archibaldt's fourth wife, dyan cannon. joining us now is the star of archie, actor jason isaacs. it's good to have you on the show. >> it's an odd thing to be promote a tv show in the middle of subjects of enormous profoundty and weight. >> we also appreciate just a little joy, i totally understand what you're saying, curious to know how you prepare as an actor to portray one of the greatest actors of all time. >> i didn't, frankly, when i read the script it's about archie leach. a very complicated, very troubled man whose childhood who was full of abuse and abandonment and felt so unlovedable, he had to create this avatar to make the world love him. he felt even emptie and played out. >> someone who's so famous, as you did dive into the role as noted, families involved in the production, what was that like? >> contributed, but it's the wonderful writer, oscar-nominated screenwriter who wrote it and he got permission from both, it's my story, if you give my permission it's my way. >> i had no i