general kellogg, what did you think when you heard donald trump say the generals have been reduced toyou interpret that? >> great question. i think it comes to temperament. i think that's the reason why he'll be a great commander in chief when he's elected president of the united states. i believe there's three points to that question. one, he's got a great view for people. two, he asks the right questions. i call them edge questions. three, and most importantly, and this gets directly to the question you just asked, he's got an ability and desire to win. that's important. the question he's got now is after 14 years, we really haven't won. there's nothing different about demanding senior officers to want to win on a battlefield. george c. marshall did it in world war ii. then abraham lincoln did it in the civil war when he replaced george mclelland for not fighting. >> are you saying the generals now don't want to win? >> well, we haven't had a winning strategy in 14 years. if you call what we've done in the last 14 years winning, i'd hate to look at what defeat looks like. when you l

a lot of generals, and general kellogg, general flynn, we have the room stacked with generals and talented people, and leaders. i love leaders. 120great people represent flag and general officer endorsements. 120. in the number is going up very rapidly. and now 17 medal of honor recipients. in addition, a tremendous amount of very brave people. i am honored to be joined by the many veterans that are supporting us all throughout the room. thank you very much for being here. honored to have a gold -- janee, jean horton ?orton -- where is jane .lease stand thank you. thank you. incredible. jane lost her husband, specialist chris horton, in afghanistan on september 9, 2011, and, jane, it is such an honor to have you here, and i hear so many things about chris, and he was a winner, and thank you very much on behalf of the country. thank you. it is incredibly humbling to be andhe company of these real true heroes. i have the privilege to introduce our first medal of honor recipient, mike thornton. mike is a retired united states navy seal, a tough cookie. and a recipient of the united highestlit

. >> general kellogg, i'll start with you. i'm asking this in part because of your role in iraq.t want to litigate donald trump's contemporaneous position on the invasion. what about this insertion by donald trump that if he is commander in chief, there will be new generals. the generals are reduced the rubble. the generals now are how we lost and they're an embarrassment to the country. i don't understand what he meant by that. do you? >> first of all, he didn't say we're going to have all new generals. >> he did say -- >> not all. >> okay, not all new. >> what he is talking about primarily is what he wants the senior officers to do, he'll give mission guidance. he'll keep it simple guidance. he's going to have them come back with a plan on how to defeat isis. he said within 30 days, come back with a plan. when i grew up in the military, we were told the best thing we can get are mission-type orders. give us the mission and we'll figure it out. it's like marshall to eisenhower before the invasion of normandy. his guidance was, invade the continent of europe and defeat the axis p

we have a tremendous amount of respect, general kellogg, general flynn, the room is stacked with generals and talented people and leaders. i love leaders. the great people represent 120 flag and general officer endorsements. 120. and that number is going up very rapidly. and now 17 medal of honor res recipien recipients, in addition, that's a tremendous amount of very brave people, in addition, i'm honored to be joined by the many veterans that are supporting us all throughout the room. thank you very much for being here. [ applause ] i'm also honored to have a gold star wife, jane horton here, and jane is with us this morning. jane? where is jane? please stand. thank you, jane. thank you. [ applause ] incredible. jane lost her husband, specialist chris horton in afghanistan on september 9th, 2011, and jane, it's such an honor to have you here, and i hear so many things about chris and he was a winner and thank you very much on behalf of the country, thank you. it's incredibly humbling to be in the company of these real and true heroes. i had the privilege to introduce our first medal of

general kellogg, general flynn, we have just the room is stacked with generals and talented people and leaders. i love leaders. the great people represent 120 flag and general officer endorsements. 120. and that number is going up very rapidly. and now 17 medal of honor recipients. in addition, that's a tremendous amount of very, very brave people. in addition, i'm honored to be joined by the many veterans that are supporting us all throughout the room. thank you very much for being here. i'm also honored to have a gold star wife, jane horton, here. jane is with us this morning. jane, where is jane? please stand. thank you, jane. thank you. incredible. jane lost her husband, specialist chris horton, in afghanistan on september 9th, 2011. jane, it's such an honor to have you here. i hear so many things about chris and he was a winner and thank you very much on behalf of the country. thank you. it's incredibly humbling to be in the company of these real and true heroes. i had the privilege to introduce our first medal of honor recipient, mike thornton. mike is a retired united states nav

general kellogg -- >> general jacobs isn't a clinton supporter?talking about general flynn, who also said that donald trump presents the right policy for america going forward. what donald trump, again, is talking about, and hillary clinton is trying to obstruct this. is that we need generals in positions in this country in decision-making positions who will get us out of the issues we're in, not into -- >> but you know you can't fire all of the generals? >> you can't fire them from their rank. but what you can do is remove them from their positions. so he believes the director of national intelligence, for example, is not -- is not the individual that -- >> again, not what he said last night. >> i'm not talking about that specific position. but if you pick any position in the military complex, you can remove as president as chief executive the person that's leading that part of the executive part -- you know that as well as i do. >> why is donald trump spending so much time -- not so much time -- why is he at all talking about information shared

general flynn, general kellogg. the room is stacked with generals and talented people and leaders.leaders. great people represent 120 flag and general officer endorsements. 120. [applause] that number is going up rapidly. now 17 medal of honor recipients. that is a tremendous amount of brave people. in addition, i'm honored to be joined by the many veterans that are supporting us are out the room. thank you very much for being here. [applause] i'm also honored to have a gold star wife here. jane is with us. [applause] please stand. thank you. [applause] incredible. jane lost her husband in afghanistan on september 9, 2011. jane, it is such an honor to have you here. i have heard so many great things about chris. he was a winner. thank you very much on behalf of the country. [applause] it is incredibly humbling to be in the company of these real and true heroes. i have the privilege to introduce our first medal of honor recipient, mike thorton. mike is a retired united states navy seal. a tough cookie. a recipient of the united states militaries highest decoration, the medal of hono

a lot of generals and general cel -- kellogg, general flynn, the room is full with leaders, i love leaders. 120 flag and general endorsement. 120. [cheers and applause] >> and that number is going up very rapidly. and now 17 medal of honor recipients, in addition, a tremendous amount of very brave people. in addition, i'm honored to be joined by the many veterans that are supporting us all throughout the room. thank you very much for being here. [applause] >> i'm also honored to have a gold star wife jane horton here, jane is with us this morning. jane, where is jane? please stand, thank you, jane. thank you. [applause] >> incredible. jane lost her husband, specialist chris his or -- horton in afghanistan in 2011, jane, it's such an honor to have you here and i hear so many things about chris and he was a winner and thank you very much on behalf of the country. thank you. [applause] >> it's incredibly humbling to be in the company of these real and true heros. i have the privilege to introduce our first medal of honor recipient mike thornton. tough cookie and the recipient of the united st

[applause] now, it is my distinct pleasure to introduce lieutenant general keith kellogg, who is on the national security part of mr. trump's team. doing the transition team for the a affairs -- v.a. affairs. he had two tours in vietnam, the 101st airborne division and with special forces. he has a very distinguished career culminating in the commander of the 82nd airborne division. the all-american division, and finally, finishing as a j6. god bless mr. trump and god bless america. keith kellogg. [applause] >> thank you. and i am honored to be on the stage today with these great americans. these are men who know the meaning of courage and sacrifice. i want to identify mrs. jane horton, a gold star wife of chris horton. [applause] chris was a great, young sniper with the thunderbirds of oklahoma. god bless you and god bless what he has done as well. these great veterans behind me who have served as a well, we started last week, there were 88 who signed. we are over 165 today. [applause] these are men and women who have led at all levels of leadership. and believe deeply in his temperame

benghazi survivor and general jack kellogg. that was know expected.he irony being with the invites , it's that they candidates themselves gone the bright lights will have a touch time figuring out who is in the audience, their invites or anyone. but donald trump's response was to say, all righty, have mark cuban, have to these heroes. bobby knight joining us right now. a what he makes for this tit-for-tat and who is in the audience or not. wonder if we make too much of a big deal. what do you think? >> i think we do. i think that centers around who is going to be in the next president, and that what i've always done. i was a history in government major in college and always gone way back to when i graduated from college, 50 some years ago and always been intrigued by the next president and who looks like the best candidate and soing for and that's how i felt about this coming election. >> now, you are backing donald trump. in fact early on you were with him and there arlet of folks who say he is -- the temperment and his temper, period, is going to ge

he's been traveling everywhere with general flynn and general kellogg and incredible people. at the top of respective game. he talks to these people and has conversations with them and dives deep into the different topics. that's how he prepares. he doesn't study flash cards with written sentences on them. he travels with the best people and surrounds himself by the best people. >> also, eric, he used sean hannity. you became -- sean, come here. you became the joe the plumber of this election last night or tonight. >> the funny thing is, i even said to him tonight, you really remembered that. we would argue, it was friendly argument. >> that's great. >> about the iraq war. >> donald trump says he was not for t sean was for it and they would talk about it and debate it. >> great job, ainsley. >>> one thing we didn't talk about and we have to ask donald trump about it when he joins us in 40 minutes. the sniffles. he had the sniffles through the whole thing. >> especially in the beginning. >> or did he? >> we'll talk about that. he also just -- he takes deep breaths. >>> let the

general mike flynn, general keith kellogg, bruce lavelle, the general director of the diversity coalitionts open to each campaign. hillary clinton get to invite a third they want. the rest go out to student volunteers and those who participate in a lottery to get the opportunity to sit in on this historic occasion. we've got rnc head of hispanic communications. helen, maybe you help me out with this. maybe you are not privy to the guest list period but is it true that mr. trump is seating at least some of these people? >> there is no question that mr. trump is going to be seating some of these people. and for sure, when we look at this list, it says so much about who mr. trump is and what it says about his temperment. when people talk about temperment for leadership, many of us look to our medal of honor recipients, we look at our retired generals and veterans and they see someone in mr. trump who can lead and lead the nation in times of great stress and duress and these folks have been out on the battlefield. they know what it requires. they see in mr. trump the leader that we need to de

>> i'll tell you, one of my all-time heroes is retired general sydney shacknow, a lot of credibility, keith kelloggired general, good friend of mine and huge warrior, major general gary harrell. these are all retired folks who i have a lot of faith in. i've worked with them before. have a lot of confidence in them. they're working with donald trump right now and advising him. they're saying he is listening to their advice. i think that's what he needs. no one is supremely intelligent, and if he takes their advice and listens to what they say and then makes his decision, i think we'll have a great armed forces. >> wait a minute. if he takes their advice. what exactly do you mean by that? >> well, if you remember -- if you're a commander, you have a staff. people give you advise. you don't have to take their advice. but they will give you the best@advice. at the end of the day, the commander will make his own decisions. those people i know will give him some great advice. at the end of the day, if he takes that advice -- >> i'm trying to understand because one of the criticisms that the democrats hav

the staple stocks whether it's general members or kellogg's or clog yoks stay clear of. >> stocks yieldingonds and what are high dividend paying stocks? chris, which stocks are you looking at? >> well, i want to talk about three names not from your traditional yield groups. these three names all sport healthy yields and have largely been out of favor the last three years. the first in energy, obviously a very good group. occi, osy, a 40% market and started to base over the last several months. 48 3507b9 is the level here. we think this breaks out and gets to 58 as our target, and the best part, you're paying nearly 4% just to own it. let's go to -- we lost our shot there, but let's go to las vegas sands, consumer discretionary, lvs. another name that yields 5%. 60 bear market. that is over. this has turned and is ready to go up. big base over the last 18 months. 53 is good support. we think on its way to 65, and then lastly, when we look at metlife, this one isn't quite there yet, but we think it's getting close. up here through 45. we think high 50s is ultimately the target here, and, aga

a benghazi survivor, a gold star mom, general mike flynn, keith kellogg, both on his foreign policy advisory team and the executive director of trump's diversity coalition. they have been not been preparing as hillary clinton has prepared. that's never been their style. they didn't do it in the primaries. donald trump is a shoot from the hip candidate. he feels if he practices too much he sounds too rehearsed. he doesn't want to be a typical politician. in effect though he doesn't have the same policy depth as hillary clinton does. even if he were to sit down and drill down on the issues he just wouldn't be able to go toe to toe with her on the issues. they are trying to get in and discredit hillary clinton, also maintaining a presidential look themselves. they realize who they need to get now are moderate republicans and women. people who might be concerned about his stability, if you will. concerned he might be too much of a risky candidate. they want to convince them he can act presidential, look presidential, be presidential. that's their goal tonight. that's the goal of hillary clinton

generals mike flynn and keith kellogg will be here.ebate taking place what is normally hofstra's basketball arena behind me will be 90 minutes. no commercial breaks. lester holt, two moderators and lick turns. that is way it happens. , they break it down into six, 15 minute segments. you get two minutes if you're the candidates to answer opening the question of each segment. after that it is ten minutes where there will be open debate and discussion that follows. so, that will be a interesting to see how lester holt handles that. the first question of the evening will go by wait to hillary clinton. that sets you up for tonight. could be one of the most watched television events we've ever seen. i heard you talking about that earlier. 100 million is number being thrown around. 80 million is the record for debate in 1980, carter and reagan. david: i'm sure we'll bust through that number easily. connell, thank you very much. melissa? melissa: here to weigh in on the high-stakes debate, steve hayes, "weekly standard" and fox news contribut

the source named retired army generals michael flynn and keith kellogg as the two most useless people who wasted donald trump's time in debate prep. the sources reveal that roger ailes tried to get donald trump to focus on debate prep, but he couldn't. and so then he just sat around telling political war stories from campaigns of yesteryear. the anonymous sources reveal rudolph giuliani, quote, took over much of the preparations by the end. that is their way of blaming rudolph giuliani for donald trump's failure in the debate. one aide told "the new york times" that donald trump did not seem to aattention during the practice sessions, which should come as no surprise to anyone who has heard tony schwartz describe donald trump's mental capacity. remember, tony schwartz co-authored donald trump's first book "the art of the deal." tony schwartz spent day in and day out with donald trump for a couple of years, nose him very well, knows the way his twisted mind works. and last month tony schwartz tweeted. this he said trump isn't preparing for debates because he can't. no attention span. d

you should not own general mills and kellogg's in this environment because the growth just isn't there. but when you look at certain parts of the market, so people look at the s&p and they try to make an assessment on an entire market. underneath the surface, financials arguably have never been cheaper. if you think about where these guys are in terms of balance sheet, about to withstand credit impact from maybe rising rates and maybe the energy sector, people overdid this the first time. it will be a huge opportunity if you get that -- financials get sold even more because there's some fear that, hey, oil companies we're talking about oil at the top of the show, financials to me have probably never been better positioned for this part of the economic cycle. they've got operational leverage. i think airlines are priced at recessionary levels. interesting time. >> melissa, your question, and also to mine i think about what do you buy or sell now based on interest rate sensitivity? if you think that the entire market has been boosted by these low interest rates, everything is interest ra

because we have to end that problem and that is man that knows how to enproblems and general flynn, and kellogg, and we have so many friends, we have over 200 generals and admirals, supporting us now. i didn't know they had that many. [cheers] . >> but we have had and then the other day you saw that we had, 17 congress pal medal of medal r winners endorse me. we the admirals and generals, and it's been really an amazing prvment so i want to thank everybody. and i want to thank the african-american community. but the poll numbers are going like a rocket ship. [applause] >> i think initially where i was very low, they didn't know what to expect. and as i spoke about the inner cities in such trouble and instances like, with charlotte and tulsa, and problems and we want to see that unify as quickly as possible. those are two problems that we have to get that taken care of. it's stood see. as i spoke about the inner cities and i went down a list of problems, in the inner cities and i said this, 3, 4 times, and i go down the list and we talk about the incredible crime. chicago i think has had 3,000 s

but campbell's has been just terrible and kellogg's coming down and general mills part of that.e center of the store, once again, so hard to make money in the supermarket. frito-lay, hats off, pepsico still making a lot of money. a ton of money. because they do quick turn. that stuff doesn't last. frito-lay, in and out, on a sunday at my house, in and out. we go for the chips. >> looking at q-1 net sales cereal down four, yogurt down 15. >> it's funny because cereal they've had a real big turn there in cheerios of fruit and grain, which does matter. i was telling the ceo if you can come up with gluten free beer, he basically said beer's gluten. >> yes, it is. >> anyway, it's my dream. that would be my next big business. i see the way beer goes, doing some hosting last night, geez, people just drink beer. i can only imagine what the numbers would be if we had gluten free -- >> doesn't sound very good. >> oh, it has to be good tasting. >> yeah. >> like sam's up and down, upgrade, downgrade today. >> fed ex up 5%. that's going to be your highest since summer -- last summer. >> what

generators. so far, fire officials say no structures are threatened.the under investigation. nearly 10-thousand cases of eggo nutri-grain whole wheat waffles are part of a 25 state recall... including wisconsin. kellogg company says the waffles could be contaminated with listeria.the recalled waffles are available in 10-count packs with "best if used by" dates of november 21 and 22, 2017.there have not been any reports of illness but kellogg is asking consumers to throw away the affected products. up next on live at today's tmj4--the milwaukee bucks star with 100-million reasons to stay in milwaukee. plus: a plane crash kills a teenage girl and her instructor in door county.what we are learning about the good morning everyone.i'm rod burks for the one minute drill on tuesdaymorning..the green bay packers are off today, but they'vegot some work to do before they host lionsafter their loss in minnesotaon sunday night.((mike says)) offensively we did some good things definitely the efficiency and exucution we need to improve on weatherit's playing with a quicker tempo and not reacting to the disguise to the defense(( butt) but thats what our focus is on offenseyannis "ah-ta- come-poe" has a agreed to a

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. >> war zone experience, heavy hitters, former generals, mike flynn is the one we have seen him most often with. keith kellogghat advice he is getting and who his advisers are beyond those names because they're not really speaking that much to the political press or the national press, and they're not really talking on behalf of their candidate as of now. so mostly, this is donald trump's reaction to things. himself. >> okay. katy tur, thank you very much. now to nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker, who is covering the clinton campaign, live in philadelphia this morning. kristen, what's on the schedule today, and any reaction to the late breaking developments that we're getting out of the tristate area? >> no reaction yet. but we anticipate she is going to react when she gets here to temple university. i would just make a point, mika, that secretary clinton really had a stark, starkly different reaction to what happened over the weekend than donald trump. as katy tur just mentioned, donald trump responded, called it a bombing before law enforcement officials really came out and said that. secret