he served as fbi director robert muller's chief of staff and as president bush's homeland security adviser. he received his under grad degree from university of virginia and theaw

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president immediately went to the west wing for a meeting with the vice president, the fbi director, robert muller, kathy rumler the white house council and valerie jarrett to review what they know and what they can do. we had an announcement that the president issued a proclamation instructing that all american flags be flown at half staff here at the white house, federal government, military bases until sunset on july 25. the president started in west palm beach. he was on a two-day campaign swing through florida at 5:26. awoken by his homeland security adviser john brennan. told the news that transpired overnight in colorado. the white house had a decision to make. obviously the president wanted to address the nation, the citizens of colorado, the friends and families of the victims. he proceeded to ft. myers. the previously scheduled event. at 11:20 eastern time it was supposed to be a campaign rally and there were elements still excited to see the president. the president calmed the crowd and said in part the following. >> i'm sure that many of you who are parents here had the same reaction t

he served as fbi director robert s. muller's chief of staff, and then as president george w. bush's homeland security adviser. he received his undergraduate degree from the university of virginia and his law degree from the university of california at berkeley. mr. nathan sales is an assistant professor of law at the george mason university school of law. before coming to george mason, sales was deputy assistant secretary for policy development in the u.s. department of homeland security. he previously served as counsel and senior counsel in the office of legal policy that the u.s. -- at the u.s. department of justice. he was the john m. olin fellow at georgetown university law center in 2005 and 2006. from 2003 through 2005 he practiced at the washington, d.c., law firm of wiley, rhine, and fielding. professor sales clerked for the honorable david d.sentil for the u.s. court of appeals for the d.c. circuit. he received his undergraduate degree from miami university and his j.d. from duke. colonel ken alard is a commentator on foreign policy and security issues. for more than

president has had further briefings on the situation from his top advisers, including fbi director robert muller, his chief of staff jack lu and john brandon, the counterterrorism chief. the president first heard about this this morning at 5:26 when brandon called him. but carney says when he was talking to the president on this flight, the president's first reaction, and these are carney's words, were concern that you feel as a parent carney said that he mentioned how heavy his heart is and how he understands the pain that parents and loved ones must be suffering. the campaign and the white house made the joint decision to cut short the president's campaign swing in florida. he is going to talk about this at fort myers, florida, at 11:20 eastern time this morning. and you'll be hearing that. and then instead of going on, he's going to come back here to washington, d.c., because as carney said he both wants to stay on top of events and also to find out what is happening to the victims. earlier today, the white house released a statement from the president and the first lady, which said michelle