>> you also have troops, this is denny hoyer, at the andrews air force base, other air force bases, we need active duty national guard. >> how soon in the future can you have the plagues evacuated, cleaned out? >> i don't want to speak for the leadership that's going to be responsible for executing the operation, so i'm not going to say that. they are being (inaudible). >> just pretend for a moment, (inaudible) or some other entity that was under siege. let me say you can logistically get people there as you make the plan. [ crowds screaming ] >> figure how we can get this job done today. we talked to mitch about it earlier. he is not in the room right now but was in the room with us earlier and said we want to expedite this and hopefully they can confine that to one complaint, arizona and we could draw and then just move forward with the rest of the states. overriding wishes to do it at the capitol, what we are being told very directly is, it's going to take days for the capitol to be okay again. we've gotten a very bad report about the condition of the house floor. defecation and all

"the salt lake tribune" reports a pilot ejected from his plane before it crashed at an air force base. officials say the f-35 crashed yesterday at the north end of the runway at hill air force base. that's about 30 miles north of salt lake city. the pilot was taken to a hospital for observation. a witness says the pilot was walking and coherent, but he was a little banged up. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> "the tampa bay times" says the sanibel island causeway washed out by hurricane ian reopened. >> three weeks ago hurricane ian destroyed the sanibel causeway in three different places. today i'm happy to report that starting at 11:00 a.m. the causeway will be reopened for the citizens of lee county. >> it reopened early. the three-mile might have long causeway linking it with the mainland opened yesterday with temporary repairs. after the category-four storm hit, initial predictions said it could take months to repair. florida governor desantis said 100 crews worked around the clock to fix it. >>> and the "philadelphia enquirer" says lieutenant governor john fette

nixon departed andrews air force base. on their way to china and that ensuing week would become known as that which changed the world. dwight chapin was on that plane air force one 50 years ago today. and was experiencing perhaps the apex of his more than 11-year career working with richard nixon. dwight was born in kansas attended the university of southern california and joined the nixon for governor team in 1962 at 21 years old. he had caught the political bug. and his hard work and uncanny ability would take him to nixon's side throughout the entirety of the historic 1968 campaign and into the white house on january 20th 1969. dwight has written a terrific new memoir. the president's man, which you can see here to my left and much of it deals with his work with president nixon. the president's man is without a doubt one of the most important contributions to the understanding of the nixon presidency and president nixon as a person that has yet been written. dwight will speak this evening with frank gannon. frank joined

andrews air force base. other air force base. we need active duty national guard. >> i don't want to speak to leadership. [indiscernible] [crowd yelling] [indiscernible] then just move forward with the rest of the state. what we have been told directly is it is going to take days for the capitol to be ok again. i have gotten a bad report of the conditions. i don't think that is hard to clean up. or from a security stamp way of making sure everybody is out of the building. >> i got off what the vice president elect. >> what we left the conversation with. mitch once everybody back to do it there. i said we are getting a counterpoint it could take time to clean up what they are making in the capitol and it could take days to get that. >> literally standing with the chief of the u.s. capitol police. they believe the house and the senate will be able to proceed in roughly an hour. >> good news. >> the sergeant in armies will be in touch about the process of getting members back into the building. >> thank you very much, mr. vice presi

we need them there now, whoever you got. >> you also have troops, this is steny hoyer, andrews air force base you. >> active duty national guard. >> how soon in the future can you have the place evacuate, cleaned out? >> i don't want to speak for the leadership that's going to be responsible, the operation, i'm not going to say that because they are on the ground. >> just pretend for a moment, or the white house or some other entity that was under siege, like i say, you can

tonight you may see an interesting sight in the sky, and from the air force base they will launch a rockete falcon 9, and it happens at 6:14 about the time the sun sets, so when you get the exhaust plume in the sunlight, it could be illuminated as we go shortly after a sunset so it will be a lyreal neat sight to see in the sky. we are looking up to see if we can get rain in here, and it keeps holding off and being pushed back. maybe next wednesday we are cha the sierra t a little light snow and so we are looking to see, hopefully, if we could get another five to six inches of snow in the sierra. looking at our dry weather in the near term, which we like to see especially as we head into halloween, but we do want rain next tuesday and wednesday is when we will watch for potential rain chances. >>> mike, you are looking at a hazard in oakland. >> yeah, and there's a disabled vehicle reported on highway 13 southbound around park, there's a disabled vehicle blocking your slow lane, i believe, and there's light traffic and i did see sensors slow right at the scene, and everything else approachi

andrews air force base, other military bases, we need active duty national guard. >> how soon in theure can you have them? >> i don't want to speak for them. they are on the ground. >> talk to the pentagon or some other entity that would understand. you can't logistically get people there but you have to make a plan. >> [crowd noises] >> how will we get this job done? we talked about it earlier. he's not in the room now but he was with his earlier and said we want to expedite this and hopefully, we can confine it's just one complaint and then just move forward. the overriding wishes to do it at the capital. we are being told very directly that it's going to take days for the capital to be ok again. we are going back d forth about the conditions about the house floor, desecration and all that kind of thing as well. i don't think that's hard to clean up but i think it's more from a security standpoint and making sure that everybody is out of the building. >> i just got off with the vice president. >> i got off with the vice president elect. >> what we left the conversation with, he sai

let me tell you, the idea we left the air force base in the look -- middle of the night without tellingur allies who stood with us for decades because we asked them to be there. think about what it told our friends. think about what it told our enemies. you remember the food processing plants in the pipeline that was hacked? russia was not doing that to destabilize. there were seeing how we would react. you know did? nothing. you have biting trying to get back in the iran deal which warnock supports. from terrorists who say debt to american -- america every day. and leaving because were not allowed in the negotiating room. do you know who it is? russia. we are counting on 1 -- enemy to negotiate for us. rafael warnock supports that. of all the threats we have, the biggest threat i see facing america is what is happening within. this national self-loathing. the idea america is bad and america is racist. let me tell you, my parents came from it -- and here with eight dollars. the same story many of you have. they worked hard, they put in all the efforts so their children can have a better

s. air force base sit ah, for 3 weeks and create a new constitution for this country. this country has to make the constitution itself. and you said that we can't have a date and to we should not have much should not have a date in too, but isn't something like that required to make fundamental change in this country was in dayton supposed to be temporary. they absolutely. dayton was so politically constitution i qualified ceasefire and worked for another 30 years 27 years that turn in all our understand them a few ra peon, hinder creation, and of human rights. the people themselves have to decide tell me which country gets in her conference hold of the country with people from other countries, including for example, serbia krasier and others deciding about this. i think we'll have definitely to give it to the people. how could this work or if we just are taking her caretakers for this country, they're sir ed educated, adult people. ah, but unfortunately a situation where the political class. yes. beyond some very reasonable politicians, i have to say this is not, ther

while her body was lying in his garage, he drives to the air force base, gets into an airplane and fliesete lack of anxiety in that sense because once that tension is reduced from acting out he is fine. we >> so, what was to be done with such a man? canadians would find out soon enough. coming up. would they ever find out the answer to this question? >> have you spend much time thinking about that? >> about what? >> could there possibly be an answer? when dateline continues. when dateline continues. tide pods child-guard pack helps keep your laundry pacs in a safe place and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not me. serious allergic reaction

the group's childhood development center is another 20 mile as way within the sprawling eggland air force baseot a viable option to drive over an hour a day for childcare and then to repeat that process going home. >> reporter: chelsea, who asked us not to use her last name for security reasons, showed us around crestview. both in special forces at the time, chelsea and her husband juggled up to three hours of commuting each day for childcare. >> wasted time, minutes in the day that you could be spent actually living life. >> reporter: with heavy traffic on route 85 and bottlenecks at the base gates, chelsea was always running late. >> you feel like am i failing my guys? at that point i was a squad leader. >> reporter: molly tobin faced other childcare challenges with her daughter olivia as a civilian married to a special forces commander. >> when we lived here in may of last year, she was on 17 wait list when's we moved into our house here. i received an email saying we have an alternative care option for you. and it's an hour and ten minutes from my house. >> reporter: according to defense d

during one of the joint drills, the south korean missile malfunctioned and slammed into an air force base turning to florida now, and the road to pine island is back open again for the first time since hurricane ian. a temporary bridge to the island has opened to the public. ian is now being blamed for at least 120 deaths in the state. it's likely to be florida's deadliest warm since 1935. and during his visit yesterday, president biden doubled the federal assistance for the state. he and governor ron desantis stressing unity over politics. we worked hand in glove. we have very different political philosophies. but he worked hand in glove. we've been completely lockstep, no difference, cutting through the red tape, and that's from local government state government all the way up to the president, so we appreciate the team effort. one week after hurricane ian hit more than a quarter million homes and businesses are still without any power. now to another developing story. a fatal shooting on a university campus. a former student is accused of shooting a member of the school faculty. this m

. >> you also have troops at andrews air force base, other military bases. we need active duty, national guard, how soon in the future can you have the place cleaned out? >> i don't want to speak for the leadership, we are executing the operations. because therapy is on the ground. >> just a point for a moment, for the hotel or some other agencies. let me say, you can get people there as you make the plan. >> we are trying to figure out how we can get this job done. we talked to mitch about it earlier. he's not in the room right now but he worked with us earlier and said do you want to expedite this, and hopefully we could could find to just one complete and that we could just move forward with the rest of the states. they wish to do it at the capitol, but we are being told very directly that it's going to take dates for the capitol to be ok again. if got really bad reports about the house floor with defecation and all that as well. i don't think that that's hard to clean up, but i do think it is, from a security standpoint, making sure that everybody is out

air force base command, was legislated to transferred in 2020 to be the chief so you are the first to be nominated in have a hearing for this position. given that the space force is only two years old it's still becoming institutionalized within the department of the fence and there are many challenges in that process. first the space force must develop its ability to train and equip guardians. space is a remote domain at one that is now contested. your guardians will have to have the ability to integrate digital and other advanced technologies to accomplish their mission. all on their -- my understanding is that space force is standing up for space training and readiness command for star calm. i will want to know your views if confirmed and how star come will train future guardians as a force in the space to maine. second, you'll have to force during a service culture and -- dramatically evolving space environment. often called new space. we are witnessing an enormous surge in the space industry with some satellite constellations that numbered one or two dozen satellites a few years

in the air force base. other military bases. we need national guard. >> has been in the future can you have the planes -- how far in the future and you have the planes? [indiscernible] >> does pretend it was a bomb. -- just pretend it was a bomb. let me say you can get people there. [indiscernible] >> i want to talk to mitch about it. there's nothing we can do about it right now. they are hoping they can find this and we can move forward with the rest. they wish to add the capitol. we are being told very directly it is going to take days for the capitol to be ok again. we have the conditions of the house floor, all of that kind of stuff. as well. i do not think that kind of cleanup, it is more of a security standpoint. it is out of the building. >> i got off of phone with the vice president. ok. he left the conversation with, he said he had the impression that mitch was everybody back. i said we will get an counterpoint that it could take time to clean up the poo-poo they are making figuratively and literally in the capitol and

on october 13, 1962, a q2 reconnaissance aircraft took off from edwards air force base in california and headed for cuba . the pilot was supposed to take photographs in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bthe cities of san cristo bal and los palacios. in the afternoon of the next day, two returned to base. on the morning of october 15, experts began to decipher the negatives. immediately, traces of work on the construction of launch sites for missiles, tractors , tankers and the missiles themselves, covered with camouflage , were discovered. tarpaulin. on the evening of october 15, mcgeorge bande, the president's national security adviser, received the photographs and an accompanying report. but he decided that he would not tell the president this stunning news for the night. it was already morning in moscow. khrushchev woke up early and was in a good mood the day before, intelligence reported that everything was calm in washington. on the evening of october 16, us president john f. kennedy convened a crisis council . they have enough power to blow us up here . never before have they thrown ad

the falcon9 rocket launch of 52 starlike satellites from the air force base in california. this was delayed to be able to support the crude launch that they had earlier, when it comes to the starling satellite, to try to make way for the crew five astronaut flight which did take off earlier. that delay, really stemming to create something of a traffic jam, if you will. this being pushed back for nasa earlier on once a. this launch is now happening from california's vanderburgh space force base, accounting for that one day delay, to focus on the launch for the crew five mission for nasa. this delay really does give them a little bit more time to be able to focus on that. but that is now happening as we are watching that right now. this is just about happening wednesday night eastern district time. supporting the mission they previously launched into one other starling mission. we will be watching for the separation and the first stage will be landing. stationed in the pacific ocean. let's get a look at some of the stocks that we are watching here in australia. energy names o

we were all around the air force base, going to bermuda, all around. in the military base tampa bay. i believe there was a strike force ready to go. that is what confuses me in this presentation. also, i would like to have the commentator explain what actually determined the outcome of not invading cuba. host: we have heard from more than one member of the military who said we were scrambling, we were headed to cuba. one color earlier said we were almost there. -- caller earlier said we were almost there. was the military really trying to get 90,000 troops to cuba just in case? guest: it was not a slow walk, they were trying to move as expeditiously as they could. in other conversations we have, we do not have time to play, there are 43 hours of conversations about the missile crisis. extraordinary. there are a bunch in which kennedy is speaking with particularly maxwell taylor, chairman of the joint chiefs, about the time it would take to ready a full strike force on cuba, which would involve 90,000 troops initially and upwards of 250,000 after that.

we were all around the air force base, going to bermuda, all around. in the military base tampa bay. i believe there was a strike force ready to go. that is what confuses me in this presentation. also, i would like to have the commentator explain what actually determined the outcome of not invading cuba. host: we have heard from more than one member of the military who said we were scrambling, we were headed to cuba. one color earlier said we were almost there. -- caller earlier said we were almost there. was the military really trying to get 90,000 troops to cuba just in case? guest: it was not a slow walk, they were trying to move as expeditiously as they could. in other conversations we have, we do not have time to play, there are 43 hours of conversations about the missile crisis. extraordinary. there are a bunch in which kennedy is speaking with particularly maxwell taylor, chairman of the joint chiefs, about the time it would take to ready a full strike force on cuba, which would involve 90,000 troops initially and upwards of 250,000 after that.

the missile crashed inside an air force base and no reports of injuries.he joint military drill was a reprisal for north korea's ballistic missile that flew over japan. blinken called it dangerous and reckless. >> if theyontinue down this road, it will only increase the condemnation and increase the steps that are taken in response to their actions. >> hours later, north korea launched two more ballistic missiles and conducted seven test firings. a u.s. federal appeals court upheld an obama program. sent the case to a lower court to consider new biden administration rules. the 594,000 daca recipients can renew their status. a russian costmon ought has launched from the u.s. this time from spacex. she rocketed to the international space station from florida with two nasa astronauts and due to arrive tomorrow and stay for five months. this year nobody el in chemistry went to three scientists. the work of them has been used to design better cancer treatments and map d.n.a. beer toazy described the moment she heard the news. >> i was sound asleep as a person i

reporter: the air force provides for the 7th group's childcare because camp bull simons is within eglin's boundaries. according to the air force, it has not built a facility on the army basenge. but internal military records reviewed by cbs news suggests the air force has already made changes to remove all risk from the area. >> how can it be a safety issue when you've got a shop and a gas station, a subway right here and a church? >> those are the tough questions that family members ask me. >> good job. >> reporter: in 2015 chelsea hit her breaking point and left special forces to care for their two sons. >> the group motto is the family business. they have la familia on everything. and yet the family is being left behind. there's a disconnect in what we're putting out and portraying and what's happening as far as childcare is concerned. >> reporter: catherine herridge, cbs news, crestview, florida. >>> still ahead a major eruption from one of the most active volcanoes in the world. vicks vapostick. strong soothing... vapors. help comfort your loved ones. for chest, neck, and back. it goes on clear. no mess. just soothing comfort. try vicks vapostick. when you really nee

the missile malfunction, crashing inside and air force base early wednesday.y residents. governments calling for u.s. accrued council meeting over north korea's latest launch. the british government says that it sees the prospect of a deal with the european union trade arrangement within weeks. the foreign secretary saying at -- the tone of discussions has improved. the a casey's agreements as achievable. many sticking points to remain. that's a look at the first word headlines. yvonne: drama is back in a very big way. twitter stocks soared 20% after elon musk revived his bid to buy twitter. doing an about-face on his efforts. bloomberg broke the story, musk confirmed it with the fcc. david: let's try to understand the motivations here. why do we think elon musk changed his mind? >> we can possibly know what goes on in his mind but we are hearing that his legal team and advisors say he may not win this case because every major ruling ahead of the october 17 -- had been in favor of twitter. also, there was a big deposition scheduled for later this week. musk ma

you have troops, andrews air force base, other military bases. we need active duty national guard. >> how soon in the future can you have the place evacuated? cleaned out? >> i don't want to speak for the leadership that's going to be responsible for executing the operation, so i'm not going to say that because they're on the ground. >> just pretend for a moment that we're the white house or some other entity that was under siege. let me say, you can logistically get people there as you make the plan. >> trying to figure out how we can get this job done today. we talked to mitch about it earlier. he's not in the room right now, but he was with us earlier. and said we want to expedite this and hopefully they can confine it to just one complaint, arizona, and we can vote and that would be, you know, then just move forward with the rest of the states. overriding wish is to do it at the capitol. what we're being told very directly is it's going to take days for the capitol to be okay again. we have gotten a very bad report about the conditions of the

biggest, he pushed to vaccinate border patrol agents, pushed to fly illegal aliens out of laughlin air force base i am running for congress. rachel: you said the hospital's are overrun and you are worried about services. >> it is like a fireman bringing buckets of gas to a burning house and throwing money at the problem to make the pipeline bigger for more people to come in. our hospital districts, local sheriffs, local law enforcement and communities that pick up the tab and it is resulting in people having to wait for hours just to get emergency care and i'm talking about americans pushed to the back of the line so illegal aliens are pushed to the front. and border regions we are tired of it. rachel: you are a former journalist or currently a journalist, you were. you said the center, the root of the problem, kamala harris said get to the root of the problem. you said the root of the problem is the ngos. give me some insight. >> they go to foreign countries where you have asylum-seekers and refugees and they encourage them to come to the united states and release documents behind and take on a

recognizes probably almost 15 years ago that this would be a psychological emotional challenge so the air force basey established a human performance seen at various times at slightly different professional at the btime i visited folks, psychologist and a chaplain so the idea is with powers combined they should provide support to the crews in the emotional spiritual psychological state and even when i first established a a team they decidd it wasn't effective because members didn't have the same classification asca a cruise in the didn't feel comfortable telling them what happened because they didn't know if they werere allowed to because of the classification but now the team has written to all classifications so they can just walk in and build relationships away the stories i got from them when i interviewed them is it has come a long way and destigmatize support from the human performances. >> youge also mentioned there cn be differences of opinion from request to going ahead with a strike, does it happen often? >> i don't have any data to show but it's certainly not unheard of. one story i think

so we have a little bit of time to make that decision -- fort mcnair, andrews air force >>fort mcnair, andrews air force baser military bases. how soon in the future can you have the place evacuated and the whole thing cleaned out? >> i don't want to speak for the leadership that's going to be responsible for executing the operation, so i'm not going to say that. because they are meeting on the ground and they're the experts >> well, just pretend -- just pretend for a moment it was the pentagon or the white house or some other entity that was under siege. let me say you can logistically get people there as you make the plan. >> we're trying to figure out how we can get this job done today. we talked to mitch about it earlier. he's not in the room right now, but he was with us earlier and said, you know, we want to expedite this and hopefully they could confine it to just one complaint, arizona, and then we could vote and that would be -- you knowthen just move forward with the rest of the state. the overriding wish is to do it at the capitol. what we are being told very directly is it's going take days for t

especially when it comes to fast contamination of drinking water and what we've seen around the air force basend and merrimack. we see it in other parts of the state as well. that is why the bipartisan infrastructure bill we allotted a specific about of money nationally $2 billion in believe it may have been more for decontamination of those sites. new hampshire is seeing some of the money come to it right now. that is a bill that he said he would have voted against. we know that the epa has defined the sacked as a hazardous substance that will get us more resources for the cleanup. yes, we do need to continue to work with fire departments and first responders with new equipment and ultimately getting a new firefighter phone that does not have it in it. host: -- regardless of who wins if you get reelected how would you work to -- in this country. sen. hassan: i look forward to talking with granite stators and i will continue to travel around -- two chambers of commerce and talk with people everywhere i go. gen. bolduc: i've done 60 town halls i invite everyone to the town hall everyone comes d

the missile crashed inside an air force base near the city of gang the young -- of gangneeung. there were no reports of injuries. the joint military drill was a reprisal for north korea's nuclear-capable ballistic missile that flew over japan the previous day. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken called the north's provocations dangerous and reckless. >> i think what we' seeing is that if they continue down this road it will only increase the condemnation, increase the isolation, increase the steps thatre taken in response to their actions. judy: hours later, north korea launched two more ballistic missiles toward the -- toward its east coast. its sixth launch in 12 days. a u.s. federal appeals court upheld a lower court ruling against the legality of daca, the obama-era program for young immigrants. but it sent the se back to a lower court to consider new biden administration rules. for now, the 594,000 existing daca recipients can still renew their status. wall street closed lower today after its two-day rally lost some steam. the dow jones industrial average shed 42 points

there were very specific reasons requested to get the aircraft but at andrews air force base there isaction as much to operate as that aircraft. to go from here to atlanta, okay, there is 21 non-stops a day just out of dulles, out of d.c., reagan right here. there is no reason he should do it other than of course it is a luxury jet. it is beg. holds as many people as he wants. by the way there are plenty of aircraft that could do that mission if he needed it for national security. the fact he has a personal jet. he is using it. he has a 10-year appointment and he is abusing it. elizabeth: congressman issa, we'll have you back on soon. >> thank you. elizabeth: dr. fauci is fighting to preserve his legacy. he is set to leave the nih he is now saying he did not advise shutdowns. the record shows he did. we have new game changing research on covid anti-bodies. "daily caller" vince coglianese, chris bedford from the new magazine common sense is next on "the evening edit". or whatever this is. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. bu

in air force pilot escaping without any injuries after the f35 fighter jet crashed at the hill air force basell brushfire as you can see on your screen the pilot was coming back from a routine training mission when this accident happened no word on what caused the crash. expanded itself to los we expected to get more from this telescope and we are seeing things we've never seen before. >> unbelievable, so beautiful, i like your purple. >> thank you so much. >> the white house is reportedly bent on preventing president biden from having iran with russian president vladimir putin while they attend the g20 summit that happening next month brushes were on recurring 239th day hooton is implementing martial law which starts today and parts of ukraine claimed by moscow, senior fellow in military expert for defense priority lieutenant colonel daniel davis, good to see you thank you very much for being here. let's look at what putin has done he's identified four areas of ukraine and he said there areas of russia. >> i think what is done is laid down the gauntlet and said were not going anywhere were a

after that, he returned to his air force base. a judge ordered him be detained until his sentencing in february calling his behavior outrageous and telling him, "you make your bed, you have to lie in it." he was in basic training when the fbi interviewed him last year. >>> the race is on to find the next british prime minister. the ruling conservative party says by the end of next friday its members will have voted on a replacement for liz truss, who announced her resignation yesterday after a tumultuous six weeks in office. nbc's holly hunter has the very latest. >> reporter: this morning, the uk is searching for yet another new prime minister. >> i am resigning as leader of the conservative party. >> reporter: after just 45 days on the job, liz truss is out, now the shortest-serving prime minister in british history. on wednesday, she tried to hang on. >> i am a fighter. i'm not a quitter. >> reporter: but yesterday, it became clear she no longered that support of her own conservative party. >> i cannot deliver the mandate on wh

the agricultural land that they are buying, they recently bought thousands of acres next to the air force basehere we have all of our very sensitive jonah equipment and technology, that's what we have to make sure were focused on good that we have to look at these companies doing business in china because we know president xi has a commission where all he does is say any company that does business is going to have to cooperate with the chinese military, think about our tech companies, our financial data, or healthcare data, a children's lifestyle data and of the chinese military has that. maria: very dangerous what you are saying you did a great job at the un pushing back against the adversaries, china as well as russia and this week joe biden talked about so-called armageddon, we had mike turner on this program a week ago the ranking member of the house intelligence committee and he said we need to believe russia's counting of the world with a nuclear weapon here is this from last week. >> this administration needs to step up its game on missile defense we have assets in europe and we need to

to take him on air force one and i was given the job of walking him off air force one for some reason and and so i walk up off air force one and the press person and andrews air force base came running over to me and said gene the press wants to know and for a minute. i just assumed he she was gonna say they they would like to interview you. mm-hmm. she said the press wants to know if you could not be between and the camera. because you're blocking sully. it was a humbling moment, but sully sully has an instagram account. he has 5,000 followers and i'm one and follow a dog, but that anita thanks for that is the night bad and bob dole or possibly the two iconic. those that came out of president bush's funeral. gene lewis nicola on behalf of this audience. i'm going to say thank you so much for your time your expertise.

force to take him on air force one, and i was given the job of walking up air force one for some reason. and so, i walk him off air force one, and the press person at andrews air force base came running over to me and said, jean, the press wants to know -- and for a minute i just assumed she was going to say they would like to interview you. [laughter]. she said, the press wants to know if you could not be between sully and the cameras. [laughter]. because you are blocking sully. [laughter]. it was a humbling moment. [laughter]. but sully has an instagram account. he has 5000 followers. and i'm one. [laughter]. i follow a dog. but that, anital thanks. but that and bob dole are possibly the two iconic photos that came out of president bush's funeral. >> jeanne, louis, nicola. on behalf of this audience i'm going to say thank you so much for your time, your expertise. [applause] >> c-span shop dot organ c-span's online store. ross through our latest collection of c-span products,

andrews air force base. >> thanks, paul.he people who are sworn to protect and defend the constitution. >> joining us now is one of the republican members on the january 6 committee, congressman adam adam kinzinger of illinois. congressman, thank you so much for being here. tell us why you think that's significant of pelosi and schumer and others trying to get the capitol some protection. >> if you're a conspiracy theorist, they've been believing this was all set up. i'm sure they're going to say this was a fake video or something now. but what that shows is in the midst of that chaos, the focus was on how do we defend the capitol, yes. how do we get back to work? this is a constitutional imperative that we certify this election. how do we bring enough people in to take control of the capitol again and do that? the conspiracy theorists have said, again, we basically invited them in. we wanted this to happen somehow. doesn't make sense. this video showed today how intense really that battle was from a congressional leadership