man's and the, and the united states, judging from the state must, which have been made by mister blanton as state the secretary of state. i'm not to encourage him that will we hear of course some changes. some terms are in euro bucksta, that is not the echo mean get another is anything with as soon as you get them. okay, i really how lucky your for my pocket. sonya besset to buchanan's united states and to the un, again, you know very well how this all works, but do you sense a, a growing sense of discord in the global community? if you think we will see more ties being count, i think what we are witnessing right now is that the died of global opinion has moved decisively against israel and in sort of data to with the better students. i think there's several indicators of this one. so here we know that the majority of countries, in fact, for most of the tubs, voted for the seas fide into your engine and assembly. so you can see that in the us and these right who oppose the resolution of, you know, they were defeated. second uh, as you mentioned more and more countries are separate, the t

. >> peter: our polling unit led by dana blanton they have very specific standards for the polls we can just the way they are conducted, who is polled, how many people they survey. and so four of the polls that the president's team got to us are not up to the fox standards. they are just kind of things you see them online social media. not up to the fox standards. but they do speak to the trend. i'm not surprised that the president came over because he knows that he has got to talk about stuff like this when we ask about it at the press briefing room, they say they can't tell us anything political about an election because of the hatch act. they don't want to talk about donald trump's legal problems. but, at some point, we are within a year of the election. they have got to talk about donald trump, if he is going to be the republican nominee. and so, it's great that he came over. he seemed like he was in great spirits. and we hope there's more where that came from. because there will be more polls. >> lawrence: peter, he is not just gonna have to deal with cornel west and r.f.k., but no

blanton appointed by president trump. to inject partisanship here is very troubling but we should at least note the obvious that each of the members of the three person board were appointed by republicans, not democrats. but i do want to go back to a couple of things that i think are really important. i do want to talk a little bit about the delay, which i consider unconscionable. between your call with the pentagon leadership and the ultimate deployment of the national guard which, as i understood, took over three hours to be able to do. and, that was a request of the secretary of defense. i want to know, chief, do you know now, or did you know at the time, about a memo on january 4th from the secretary of defense to the secretary of the army and a january 5th letter from the secretary of the army to the commanding general of the d.c. national guard? are you familiar with those memos? >> i became familiar with them after january 6. yes, sir. >> as i read the material, among others, the -- they were told that the guard co

professor brands is the jack s blanton senior chair in history at the university of texas at austin, which is his doctoral mater. he's the author of over 30 books, two of which have been finalists for the pulitzer prize. and in discussing my introduction, he said he'd be happy with a brief biography. so i'm not going to recite all 30 of those titles to you. but here's a sampling of them. the moneymen andrew jackson. the age of gold. the first american tr. the strange death of american liberalism. what america owes the world. lonestar nation and the devil we knew. henry william brandes was born in portland, oregon, where he lived until he went to college at stanford university and studied history and mathematics. after graduating, he became a traveling salesman with a territory that spanned the west from the pacific to colorado. he says that his wanderlust diminished after several trips across the great basin, and he turned to sales of a different sort, namely teaching history. for nine years, he taught history and also mathematics in high school and community college. and if i may sa