babin is recognized. mr. babin: general, thank you for being here and thank you for visiting my district and my region recently and i appreciate your service. i notice a purple heart ribbon on your chest there. thank you. i don't know the details but i appreciate your service. one year ago, my district and southeast and coastal texas was reeling from the devastating effects of hurricane harvey and i wanted you to please share briefly some of the specific lessons that the corps has learned from our experience when this terrible storm and how you have applied those findings to improve your practices and protocols for your response to the inevitable next storm, if you don't mind, just briefly. ajor general spellmon: certainly 60 inches of rainfall over the city of houston and the surrounding areas was unprecedented. so we have done an early set of active reviews both in our galveston district and our region. i think one of the key takeaways amongst the command is the importance of communication with partners abo

representative roback -- rohrabacher backer, -- rohrabacher, representative hull gren, representative babin -- hultgren, representative been a, representative abraham, -- babin, representative abram, representative bilirakis, representative gallagher, representative bill johnson and representative walter jones for their continued leadership in providing support for our veterans and enabling critical science research. mr. norman: i'd also like to thank the stakeholders and researchers who have provided valuable feedback as we develop this legislation. h.r. 6398 supports a program that will encourage innovation in basic science and big data research at d.o.e. and ensure that we as a nation are doing everything we can to improve health care for our veterans. finally, mr. speaker, i ask that a letter of exchange between the committee on science, space and technology, and the committee on veterans' affairs about this bill be included in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. norman: i urge the adoption of this commonsense legislation and i yield back the balance of my time.

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next guests, former navy seals and the authors of the dichotomy of leadership, jocko willink and leif babin principles of leadership, people loved hearing your stories about your drive and learning. but there is a great application to running businesses and leading crews throughout life. you talk a lot. there is a balance between caring and leading. when i saw one of your seminars here at fox. you both got choked up talking about some of your fellow navy seals, some of your fallen comrades. it's tough balancing that. having to lead a group of people but still being emotionally invested in them. >> it's called "the ultimate dichotomy." you have got the guys on your team you worked with, lived with and trained with and you love them more than anything in the world. but as a leader you have a mission and everyone on the team wants to accomplish that mission. and you will be putting them into harm's way where they could get wound or killed and one when of them.fall, it's hard to deal with. kennedy: one of the things in the bike love as a lover of liberty is decentralized command. many people th

author of dichotomy and leif babin. big three hours and kick it off with top story, we are focused on the senate this morning. judge brett kavanaugh and accuser christine blasey ford set to testify this morning in front of senate judiciary committee. this as a third woman has come forward accusing kavanaugh of sexual misconduct, the president spoke on the supreme court battle yesterday. >> the fbi told us they've investigated judge kavanaugh six times, five times, many times over the years, they know him very well but yet there was nothing to investigate from at least one standpoint, they didn't know the location, they didn't know the year. >> is there anything that could be said tomorrow that could cause you to withdraw the nomination, anything at all? >> i will get into that game, i only tell you this, this is one of the highest-quality people that i've ever met and everybody that knows him says the same thing. and these are all false to me, these are false accusations in certain cases and certain cases even the media

. >>> first, jocko willink, leif babin, decorated navy seals are on set with me.p. i want to know what they think of president trump's leadership as he prepares before to speak before the united nations general assembly tomorrow. it's a big speech tomorrow. we'll have their opinions on that. ♪ medicare cards are changing. with new, more secure numbers. but con artists, they never change. they'll always try to steal your medical identity. so, what can you do? guard your card, just like a credit card. don't give your medicare number over the phone or email. and remember, medicare never calls unless you've asked them to. to find more ways to guard your card, go to medicare.gov/fraud. don't let your guard down. ♪ ♪ ashley: another woman is accusing judge brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. former republican senator tom coburn says it's a delay tactic ahead of the midterm elections. take a listen. >> this man has an honorable record. first, most 17-year-olds i know in high school are pretty stupid. they do a lot of stupid things but know, there is no corroboration. s

jocko willink and leif babin is here. >> great to see you guys. come on up. whoooo.ates. tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites to find the hotel you want for the lowest price. dates. deals. done! tripadvisor. ♪ brian: every leader must be ready, willing to take charge and make hard, crucial calls for the good of the team. that's the message behind the brand new book, the dichotomy of leadership. anna: the decorated navy seals behind the book are no stranger to success, leading a team. three years ago the two wrote best-selling book, extreme ownership. steve: it is great. here to tell us more about the follow-up book. authors, jocko willink and leif babin. gentleman, good morning to you. >> thanks for having us. steve: what is the dichotomy of leadership, leif? >> about balance and between two opposing forces. jocko and i worked with hundreds of companies and literally thousands of leaders over the that three years. this is the biggest challenge leaders have, trying to balance between two opposing force, being a leader and being a follower. in order to be a good

babiny babin. you watch a man like this defending his character.>> he showed some strength. that's for sure. he didn't take it lying down. i can only imagine what he and his family are going through. it's the vicious attacks they have been under is pretty who are risk. and definitely a tough situation. he handled it as tough as he could. he didn't go after his accuser. i think he handled that pretty cordially. he showed some emotion. we always say leaders have to balance. he showed emotion but didn't lose control of his emotions. brian: wrote a new book called the dichotomy of leadership. pulling on your experience. a guy with a silver stars, a purple star and bronze heart you understanding that. you are providing leadership for a nation. talk to me about your book and the lessons that you draw from it? >> our first book extreme ownership how leaders have to own everything in the world. own mistakes and failures, not cast blame, not make excuses. but, that title was taken out of context by some people and they took extreme leaders have to be extrem