the secretary perry do you fear president trump having that sole authority. i do fear it but i also i really agree with tom has our concerns not just from president trump other presidents have parsed similar concerns in the past now when president nixon was in the last few months in his office he was a very heavy drinker and so he might have made an irrational decision based on that every drinking president kennedy was under very heavy medication for the pain as he was suffering and it's conceivable that led them to president reagan in the last few months in office appeared to be in the 1st few months early stages of alzheimer's so that all of these problems suggest no president should be are given that authority william and tom stay right there we'll have more politicking right after this break. that's connected to mom's last chance to ask for the last company and seeing him down the rest of the that's. been the christian. religion just. being the mommy. leeching mom. now newcrest has said i'm not going much to the mama that. go back to politicking we're tal

with tyler perry and look who we have at the desk. welcome. >> always good to be with you no matter what time i get the call to be here. it's good to be, but i'm here the day after a mess of a day for millions of folks in the country. we're talking about tropical storm isaias. 3 million people now without power. the latest on the cleanup from that deadly path of destruction. >>> and then we begin with that massive deadly explosion rocking the capital of lebanon. look at that. wow. all right. we have a live look now at this apocalyptic scene in the city of beirut this morning. >> it is just utter devastation. as rescuers search through the rubble, investigators are trying to determine if this was an accident or an act of terror. our senior foreign correspondent ian is tracking all of the latest. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning, george. lebanon's begun three days of mourning after what can only be described as a national tragedy. you know, we're all struggling to cope with the pandemic, but lebanon is also in the middle of

sanjay gupta talked to his friend, tyler perry, as perry gets his productions up and running in camp. >> i was all ready to go, it was march 16th. i'm watching, i'm reading, i'm paying attention to all that's happening with the numbers and i go, okay, we have to shut down. >> reporter: prolific media mogul, tyler perry, was getting ready to go into production for his new fall tv season when coronavirus changed the world. >> when you're shooting television shows, you work very closely with people. i mean, you're pretty much one on one with them. >> reporter: located in atlanta, georgia, a state that's been a hot spot during the pandemic, tyler perry's studios is facing the same challenges as any other business. how to most safely reopen. >> but a few weeks in, i realized, you've got to figure this out if you're going to do it. >> reporter: and here is how he did it. ♪ welcome to camp quarantine. you're getting a behind-the-scenes look at perry's audacious effort to bring more than 300 cast and crew as safely as possible back to work. it might not be a camp everyone wants to attend, bu

secretary perry, welcome back to the newshour.ith this fundamental is the threat of nuclear annihilation a distant one? sec. perry: we can be thankful we are going to 75 years since hiroshima and nagasaki without launching the bomb. but i believe the likelihood of it being used now, of breaking that record, is higher today than it was any time during the cold war. that is, the danger of a nuclear catastrophe today is equal to the darkest days of the cold war. and most of the public simply do not understand that reality. nick: there are many checks in the system that you write about, preventing an unintentional launch, preventing an unauthorized launch, but is there any way to prevent a determined president from launching a nuclear weapon? sec. perry: if the president decides to launch, he has the authority to do it, he has the equipment to do it, and if it goes, there's no way of calling it back and there's no way of just destroying it in flight. it would be an unprecedented catastrophe, far greater than world war ii. nick: and th

but perry did his best to make it feel like home. here at what used to be former army barracks, people eat, sleep and live together during the two-week filming period. k.j. smith is one of the stars of "sistas", perry's first show to return to production. >> he treats us like we're his relatives. so, i knew that we would be fully protected. >> reporter: that's thanks to perry's 30-page plan, which essentially is designed to keep everyone in a bubble every step of the way. cast are first tested and asked to quarantine for 16 days in their hometown. then, they travel to atlanta, via private plane. once they arrive, more testing for cast and crew. that continues every four days. masks are mandatory except during scenes. >> i felt like the process was -- there were no loopholes. everyone was holding each other accountable. >> reporter: this is a microcosm of how society might be able to return to normalcy overall. again, your thinking on that. were you confident it could be done? >> when i got the information, i thought maybe this is pos

. >> and katy perry, smile.he singer talks about motherhood, her music and finding it hard to find happiness. and the baby is here. first, here's today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >> officrooftops ripped off. >> steel framing wrapped around some trees. >> we've sustained utter amount of damage. >> leaving entire towns under water. plowing over neighborhoods. >> the glass and trees in the house. >> the president delivering a 70-minute acceptance speech. >> there were protests outside. >> i profoundly accept this nomination for president of the united states. >> a teenage shooter accused of killing two people in kenosha, wisconsin, is being charged with homicide. >> that guy is from my town. who was he accountable to? nobody. >> president trump criticizing the nba postponing games after the shooting of jacob blake. >> they've become like a political organization. i don't think that's a good thing for sports or for the country. >> japanese prime minister shinzo abe is stepping down. abe plans to

he wrote, directed and stars in tyler perry's "madea's farewell" play tyler perry is here.he stars in the new film, the new mutant's maisie williams is here. and we've got music from trevor daniel it's a big show. guys, it's wednesday as you know, every week we like to bring you uplifting, creative videos. it's time for what are you doing wednesday. >> it's wednesday. what are you doing next wednesday? >> jimmy: first up, this girl figured out a way to play a drinking game alone in quarantine ♪ >> jimmy: yeah i won and lost next, this mom had a surprise for her son's first day of online classes i guess he's home schooled ♪ >> welcome, student, to the first day of online school this is your principal, mom. just a reminder, lunch today is, whatever you make yourself >> jimmy: he's like, i want to transfer, i want to transfer next up, this guy provided some musical accompaniment while his brother is getting yelled and and grounded >> i know you, i know you. i found it in your area. i found it in your box your box of stuff. ♪ >> jimmy: then the mom went full pete townsend and s

secretary perry do you fear president trump having that sole authority. i do fear it but i also i really agree with tom has our concerns not just from president trump other presidents have similar concerns and asked now when president nixon was in the last few months of his office he was a very heavy drinker and so he might have made an irrational decision based on that every drinking president kennedy was under very heavy medication for the pain that he was suffering and it's conceivable that. president reagan in the last few months in office appeared to be in the 1st few months early stages of alzheimer's so that all of these problems suggest no president should be given out authority we're human tom stay right there we'll have more politicking right after this break. this is just not often. this is not and it was. a test. what you're seeing here shyness all these years is the professional. back to concentrate court summer solution steering comex that was daisy harbor and today we're going to be talking about the banning cell money stop stop being self

perry grabbed a handgun and opened fire.nesses say that foster never raised his rifle. when he was shot, but protester started shooting at the car. perry's attorney the scene and drove to safety and called authorities. >> the caller states they had shot someone who would approach the driver's window of their vehicle and pointed a rifle at them. >> instructed to pull over. >> perry is not in custody and has not been charged. attorneys say we ask anyone who might want to criticize sergeant perry's actions picture themselves trapped in a car is a masked stranger raises an assault rifle in their direction and reflects upon what they might have done if faced with a split-second decision faced by sergeant perry that evening. garrett fosters mother saying daniel perry recently tweeted that protesters should be sent to his state and "we will show them why we say don't mess with texas." now is the time to take up arms and protect yourselves. police are now looking for security video to provide more answers. shannon. >> shannon: we wi

the secretary perry do you fear president trump having that sole authority. i do fear it but i also i really agree with tom as our concern is not just for president trump other presidents have parsed similar concerns in the past now when president nixon was in the last few months in his office he was a very heavy drinker and so he might have made an irrational decision based on that every drinking president kennedy was under very heavy medication for the pain as he was suffering and it's conceivable that that group led him to probably president reagan in the last few months in office appeared to be in the 1st few months early stages of alzheimer's so all of these problems suggest no president should be given that authority william and tom stay right there we'll have more politicking right after this break. thanks guys are financial survival. because you're just. did now well we do something. that's undercutting but what's good for markets it's not good for the global economy. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you fe

and sent him to perry why isn't it discussed. that's that course is too deep for me to answer psychological question to fundamentally when the cold war ended the danger the worried the people had to fear the people had about a nuclear catastrophe just ended with that and they just don't want to pick it up again or soon again but unfortunately that the reality is that the danger is still very much there you sir tom that the defining era of united states nuclear policy is that it's focused on the wrong threat what he talked about was the wrong threat so the threat that we're focused on a leftover threat from the cold war is the threat of an intentional attack from russia that is simply not a likely threat because it would be suicidal for russia to watch that attack any attack a nuclear attack that russia would launch at the united states the united states would respond with a nuclear response and so it would be suicide for both sides the most likely threat we face today is blundering into nuclear war by mistake that's the threat we

perry grabbed a handgun and opened fire.y that foster never raised his rifle. when he was shot, but protester started shooting at the car. perry's attorney the scene and drove to safety and called authorities. >> the caller states they had shot someone who would approach the driver's window of their vehicle and pointed a rifle at them. >> instructed to pull over. >> perry is not in custody and has not been charged. attorneys say we ask anyone who might want to criticize sergeant perry's actions picture themselves trapped in a car is a masked stranger raises an assault rifle in their direction and reflects upon what they might have done if faced with a split-second decision faced by sergeant perry that evening. garrett fosters mother saying daniel perry recently tweeted that protesters should be sent to his state and "we will show them why we say don't mess with texas." now is the time to take up arms and protect yourselves. police are now looking for security video to provide more answers. shannon. >> shannon: we will keep t

prison system how is covert 19 exacerbated these existing issues dr perry your thoughts. well if you mentioned it there were looted prisons art. that. where its product. areas. are. areas. they are also. areas people have little recourse and so we need to look or examine the conditions in prisons in and we need to socially distance people and create the kind of conditions that enable people to thrive and so. the short of it is that prisons are in the main places that that are conducive for virus spread and other illnesses. and james is here in washington d.c. a family of an inmate recently died from cobain while being held in north carolina wasn't informed of his death by the bureau of prisons and to over 100 days after it occurred we talk about coping in prisons we often only focus on the guards the staff and inmates but how has this crisis affected the families and communities surrounding the u.s. present system. well thank you for that question and has a son a. a father who currently is serving a sentence in a georgia state prison i've known too well what that impact d

we are honored to have william perry and tom collina, the nuclear arms race and presidential power. as many of you know, doctor perry served in the clinton administration and a world-renowned expert on foreign policy, national security, defense policy, arms control and a long distinguished history here at stanford. and he is a senior fellow at the hoover institution oslo and the codirector of the center for international security and cooperation from 1988 it is impressive to me because i didn't get to stanford to be an undergraduate or graduate student and now the professor emeritus at stanford facilities great to reconnect with you, mr. secretary. we also are thrilled to have doctor perry's co-author, tom collina, the director of policies. he has 30 years of washington, d.c. and nonproliferation issues he's been directly involved in the efforts to tom head of the e degree of international relations from cornell he emphasizes 15 distinguished lecture at and research fellow at the hoover institution. before coming to stanford, the deputy secretary general of nato from 2016 to 2019 an

david perry, let's begin with you. >> thank you so much. this book right here available at the book exhibit begins with a line, this book is about the women who went to my grandmother's funeral. that's the first line here. my mother's last work which came out two days ago took decades for her to get to that first line. in the 1980s my mother, elizabeth perry, turned her attention to the biography of bell mauskowitz, but she broadly destroyed her papers, so it took my mother a lot of time to dig through haystacks and find copies she sent whereby looking for references for her to put together the story in her own time and context and her own name. so she went from being the famous mrs. m. to being bell moskowitz. and she found in the early late 80s, 1990s it's just not a story she had the wherewithal to tell. it was really only the rise and a conversation she and i had a lot in her final years of searchable databases, of l laptops, newspapers online that enabled her to put together this book of all these amazing women that came out of the suf

garrett foster was shoot and killed by daniel perry. perry is on july 25th in austin. perry alleges he filred at foster, who was also armed in self-defense. but when the president tweeted in june about potential protestors at his rally in tulsa, perry replied, send them to texas. we will show them why we say don't mess with texas. perry has not been arrested. and on and on and on. the scary america, that the president is talking about, is happening right now. i'm here. this is reality. i'm speaking to you. not from the future but from the now. right now, it is happening, under president donald j. trump. is it really any surprise? is it? let me take you down memory lane, just for a second. remember, this is the president who encouraged police to rough up suspects. play it. >> i said, please, don't be too nice. like, when you guys put somebody in the car, and you're protecting their head. you know? the way you put the hand over. like, don't hit their head. and they've just killed somebody. don't hit their head. i said you can take the hand away. okay? >> nice. this is a

there is katy perry in her music video for "smile."g up like never before, she is talking about how she overcame her battle with that's coming up in our next hour. >> we have a lot of tough headlines we are following as well. coronavirus crackdowns across the country after this large gathering in los angeles, the mayor is threatening to cut water and power to stop them. hours later this crowded gathering took place in the city. this comes as new york city took up police checkpoints, travelers could face $10,000 fines if they don't follow the rules. >>> also right now, the death toll is rising in beirut after that catastrophic explosion. one american is among the 130 people dead. there is a search on for the missing in that city. >>> and tiger woods is back. he is teeing off this morning in the pga championship in san francisco. it's the first major tournament of 2020 after being rescheduled from may because of the pandemic. it will be held without fans. all the remaining pga events will be held out fans, as will the u.s. open in septem

tyler perry is feeding people, they're doing yoga, virtually they're having virtual church.he's trying to replication that people on the outside world have been told that we must do to keep safe while working. >> you mentioned netflix, let me mention disney plus and instead of sending the live action mulan to theaters where the top five movies over the weekend made less than a million dollars because of theater closures, they're going to send it to disney plus. controversial decision, you understand why they make it, though? >> of course, they have to. the thing is they've been pushing it down the road and pushing it down the road. when mulan was supposed to premiere back in march, the sense was we'll get on top of this and get it in theaters shortly. this is supposed to be one of the biggest movies of the year. but as time wepts on and we saw surges, they realized they have to pivot and create a video on demand within disney plus to have access to highly expected movie, that sought after film that folks were so excited about. but analysises are saying they don't think it wi

attorney says anybody who might want to criticize sergeant perry's actions picture themselves trapped is a masked stranger raises an assault rifle in their direction and reflect on what they might have done if faced with a split-second decision but garrett foster's mother isn't buying the self-defense storytelling the austin statesman daniel. recently tweeted that protesters should be sent to his state and we will show them why we say don't mess with texas and now is the time to take up arms and protect your self. police are looking for security video to provide more answers. shannon: thank you. finally tonight, inmates credited with saving the life of the sheriff's deputy. deputy war in half split his head often -- open when patrolling, they provided crucial aid and called for help. one of the men said he had respect for law enforcement and his deputy always treated him with respect, the deputy is recovering at home. you are all our midnight hero's for spring into action, having good things to say about each other. that is it for us tonight. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful

monday afternoon after restoring night in lisbon the red carpet was rolled out for the save to be perry sasha mum in the champions league final thanks to a single 2nd half go because of the pandemic no official right has been the organize for their return to munich but fans may well be making plans. looking through the famous names of the buy and side who beat perry sachin and it's possible to overlook the man who took over the reins of a club in crisis last november by management introduced hansie flick as the interim coach but 9 months and 3 trophies later the caretaker has become a fully fledged bad legend. it was once said that by munich could win the bundesliga trophy playing with their hands in their pockets. but after humiliation in november last year the varian set forth in the table and were forced to sack their day in coach nico kovacs and hunt for a savior to this season they didn't look far and in fact promoted then assistant coach hansie flick on an interim basis for one season for what's important for us now is to look ahead what happened is over we have to see to it that

david perry let's begin with you. >> thank you so much. this book. right here available, at the book exhibit. begins with the line, this book is about the women who went to my grandmother's funeral. that's the first line here. my mother's last work which came out two days ago, took decades for her to get to that first line. in the 19 eighties, my mother -- turned her attention to the biography of bill moscow. it's one of the most important and powerful women in new york, and perhaps a national political history in the first few decades of the 20th century. people knew about bell, but her papers, she broadly destroyed her papers, and so it took my mother a long time to dig into haystacks and find a lot of needles looking for copies of letters that she sent, looking for references to her, to put together the story in her own time in our own context in her own name. so she went from being the famous misses am, -- to being bell mosque with. but my mother found another needles -- scat about -- moved into political life in the same air after suffrage. she

so let me introduce you to david perry, working at the university of minnesota. he's a descendant of elizabeth. she was a historian and wrote a boom about book about feminism politics. david helped publish his mother's final book after the vote. susan ware, author of "beyond suffrage." also the book "why they marched." felicia is a history professor and agengender studies professod co-author of the book "ensuring poverty, welfare reform and feminist perspective." mary ellen is a history professor and director of american studies at american university and the author of the book "from virtue to power." glen da, who helped organize this morning's panel, is the author of "the rise of public women." and finally, susan carroll, who is a political science professor at rutgers university. senior scholar at the center for american women in politics. david, let's begin with you. >> thank you so much. this book right here available at the book exhibit, it begins with the line, the this book is about the women who went to my grandmother's funeral. that's the first line here

in-depth discussion about that book show to you right here which is called the button they always in perry the former secretary of defense during the clinton administration he's in california and tom collina director of the policy ploughshares fund and he is in new hampshire secretary perry i don't hear talk about a nuclear arms race it is not discussed in the presidential race why not we're assuming it's over. everybody believes that the dangers of nuclear weapon ended with the cold war ended which is not true today in fact the probability of a nuclear catastrophe is actually greater there was during the cold war and we're entered into a new arms race is dangerousness costly is the one in the cold war tom if that's true why well i think what happened is that a lot of policies that we had for the cold war for the arms race we had with the soviet union those policies never changed when the cold war ended and so as bill said people have moved on if the surgeons have moved on to other issues but the old policies are still there and we never change them they're still dangerous and in some ways

will be looking at the issues surrounding the perry only picks throughout sports day. the perry only picks throughout sports day. now in half an hour andy murray plays his second official match in nine months against the world number seven alex zverev in teh second round of the southern and western open at flushing meadows in new york, a warm up for the us open at the same venue in a week's time. our tennis correspondent russell fuller is with me.* russell, guess it's going against i guess it's going to be a real test against one of the worlds best players. hello john yes. certainly in normal circumstances you would learn a lot from the match. margaret will certainly get a lot out of it either way. this is his first match since returning to the tour. he made headlines for the wrong reasons. i'm sure many people remember testing positive for covid—19 after his involvement in the andrea tour earlier in the summer. the andrea tour earlier in the summer. but for murray he's got one match on his bait, he beat francis in three sets. he says his hip feels good and his number one concern. he

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french aid is on route to bebeirut, paris sending two luke perry p planes with equipment.n the last few minutes the french presidentnt says he wilie in beirurut tomorrow.. kasashmir's special status was scrapped, narendra modi lays stone for a hindu tetemple. thank you very much for joining us here. i day after a massive explosion rocked the lebanese capital, residents in beirut remain in shock. rescuers digging through the rubble i in the cityty today afr at leaeast 100 people died and over 4000 were wounded after a blast with the force of an earthquake hit the city. an investigation is underway to a -- to determine the cause of the blast. it does appear to have been 2700d in a fire ignited tons of ammonium nitrate stored unsafely at a warehouse. reporter: beirut this morning is similar to a war zone. back to check onon their homes, everything is almost destroyed. many the big explosion cars are destroyed. more than 100 dead. and more than 4000 injured. many people were displaced from this area. they went to relatives, friends, or hotels. they came back this morning to cl

ary perry, welcome back to the newshour. let's bendn with this ental question. is the threat of nuclear a annihilatiistant one? >> well, we can be thankful that we're going to 75 years since hhiir and nagasaki without launching the bomb. but i believe the likelihood of it being used now, of breaking that record, is higher today than it was any time during the cold war. that is, the danger of a nuclear catastrophe today, is eq the darkest days of the cold war. and most of the public simply do not understand that reality. >> schifrin: there are man checks in the system that you write about: preventing an enunintentional launch, prng an unauthorized launch. but is there any way to prevent a determined president from >> if the president decides to launch, he h the authority to do it, he has the equipment to do it, and if it goes, there's no way of calling it back d there's no way of just destroying it in flight. it would unprecedented catastrophe, far greater than world war ii. >> schifrin:hat's, of course, the context for the main proposition that you have in th bo

perry, concur with that fear, and if so, do you recommend investing additional billions of dollars to further harden our mc-3 network? >> yes. in the book, in fact, we make that specific recommendation, that some of the money that we were saving from that program could be used for hardening the system is. we think that's a good thing to do. >> just to add to that, you know, certainly if we're getting away from icbms and launch on warning, then there's a greater chance that we would be retaliating after a nuclear attack and, therefore, that puts a huge amount of pressure on the command and control system to survive that. at the same time, there would be no ability for the russians to expect that a first strike would work, would take out our command and control primarily because the subs will be out there at sea. and as has been said by people smarter than me, a failure to communicate does not mean a failure to retaliate. just because we can't communicate with the subs doesn't mean they won't find a way to realuate, and the russians -- realuate, and the russians could never be confident

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again, my name is perry and like i said, thank you for the call. i'm also a navy vet. i was a cryptologist for the navy i served-- even though i in in the navy i served mostly on air force bases part of the navy group activity. the admiral said something about service and i'm a huge proponent of service. i work for the va. how do we turn or reinvigorate the conversation about personal service for our country at this time where it seems like the narrative now is everything is about me, me, me, or about more darker parts of our country. how do we turn the conversation into americans serving america as a whole? and thank you for taking my call. >> host: admiral. >> guest: what a deeply meaningful question, perry. thank you. and as the saying goes, thank you for your service. i'm glad to be talking to a fellow navy vet and thank you for your work with our veterans. and i think that that entire organization, the veterans administration headed up by a good friend of mine robert wilkinson at the moment previously headed up by mcdonald, a west point graduate, you are all servi

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. >> host: next call comes from perry in detroit. hi, perry. >> caller: hello. and thank you for taking my call. i have a comment and a quick question to the admiral. again my name is perry. thank you for the call. i'm also a navy vet. i was a cryptologist, i was part of the naval security group activity. the admiral said something but service and a i'm a huge proponent of service. i work the the va. how do we turn or reinvigorate the conversation but personal service for our country at this time where it seems like the narrative now is everything is about me, me, me, or about the more darker parts of our country how much do we turn the conversation into americans serving america as a whole? and thank you for taking my call. >> host: admiral? >> guest: what a deeply meaningful question,perry, thank you. and as the saying goings, thank you for your service of eye. glad to talk to a fellow navy vet and thank you for your work with our veterans and that entire organization, veteransed a, headed up by a good friend of mine, robert wilkinson, a good friend, and previ

in-depth discussion about that book show to you right here which is called the button they always in perrythe former secretary of defense during the clinton administration he's in california and tom collina director of the policy ploughshares fund and he is in new hampshire secretary perry i don't hear talk about a nuclear arms race and it's not discussed in the presidential race why not we were assuming it's over. everybody believes that the dangers of nuclear weapon ended with the cold war ended which is not today in fact the.

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jonathan swan, abc news white house correspondent rachel scott and fivethirtyeight's senior writer perryrepublican strategists targeting both president trump and republican senators up for re-election, how does joe biden's team view this? >> well, martha, they certainly welcome any help they can get in this department. they're quick to point out that these groups especially the lincoln project and some of these others, aren't just anti-e pro-biden. they see that as another problem for president trump. what strikes me in watching some of these ads is that these groups are able to do what joe biden can't, trying to maintain this squeaky clean image, now these groups are doing anything but, these ads aren't subtle, they're hitting trump where it hurts. trying to beat him at his own game. the question though is, whether they're needling the president or are they going to sway voters? >> and rachel, let's turn to the president's suggestion to delay the election. a move i frankly seen in authoritarian countries, but not so much here. it seems like a signal he recognizes his re-election chances

rick perry joins us right now, though former energy secretary of the united states, the longest-servingernor of the beautiful state of texas taking the time to join us. great to have you. >> hey, neil. >> neil: enter little weird with the virtual thing. at the president, republicans are making the most of it today. what do you think of the way it is kicking off right now? the president has been pounding that seems about the economy, the direction of the economy, things improving since the virus even reminding people who may be thinking of voting for his opponent in your state of texas to think twice. this is the anti-fracking party that wants to raise taxes. he's not wasting a nanosecond pounding at home. what do you think? >> he is the greatest spokesperson we have in the party. it is absolutely appropriate for this president who is an unprecedented president in unprecedented times to be doing some very unprecedented ways. i think it is heartening from my perspective to have a president who loves his country. you can see it and everything that he does. when he talks to people, when he