homeland security, last but not least, michael cochran is now our t.l.o. that is terrorism liaison officer. and he got that through northern california regional intelligence center. and so part of that involves getting intel from them and giving them any intel. and so for instance, today, there was an incident you may all have heard about the van that struck five pedestrians on 24th and illinois. of course we think what is that about? so he was able to that it was not an entries incident. this is a valuable tool learning whether something right off the bat is terrorism related or not. and also chief cochran, with the chief zanoff facilitated the st. patrick's day parade event action plan, so strong work on that to both of you. and chief cochran has been involved with multiple agencies on table tops by a watch drill, high-rise fire operations drill with the office of resiliency. f.b.i. multi-agency isotope tabletop and hazmat drills and all sorts of things. he is continuing the collaboration with multiple agencies for a multitude of scenarios that could pla

. >> during the battle of fred distributionburg idea of the commander at the time to michael cochrany of involvement in world war i as well. >> that's correct. pete: what's it like to march down the avenue up to saint patrick's cathedral. >> the whole day is an honor. we receive so much love from this city and everyone in general it's really an honor. pete: absolutely. the unit itself. i have been there. you go to the armory there san irish pub in the armory. about the only unit in this country that has that. >> the bareon club. pete: what's it like in manhattan. >> it's been an honor the whole time i have served with this unit. known around the world. we go to ireland and they know us out there. and, like you said, it's just a lot of history. it is plenty of distinguished service members. plenty medal of honor recipients. the father duffy statue in times square. so, there is plenty history with this unit. pete: staff sergeant thank you for your time. >> thank you, sirs. pete: thank you all for your service. what's so great is the parade is celebrating irish heritage is led by milita

cochran family, and we'll be usaa members for life. >>> we are back with questions about possible pardons for president trump's former national security adviser michaelnn and former campaign chairman paul manafort. the "new york times" and "washington post" reporting president trump's former top personal attorney, john dowd, floated the idea of pardoning flynn and manafort last july. as special counsel, mueller was building a case against flynn and manafort. flynn accepted a plea deal and is cooperating with mueller. manafort pled not guilty. dowd told the "new york times," quote, there was no discussions, period. as far as i know, no discussions. he resigned last week. ty cobb said in a statement, i have only been asked about pardons by the press and have routinely responded on the record that no pardons are under discussion or under consideration at the white house. here's press secretary sarah ha sanders. >> can you say no one here discussed pardons in this case? >> i can say that ty cobb is the person that would be most directly involved in this, and he has a statement on the record saying there is no discussion and there's no consideration of th