with all of their on board driving games there is safe is fort knox. their stability control systems intervene if things get out of hand. the volvo is a bit of a scare you can get just a little bit out of shape and the seat belt poles tight. s.u.v.s aren't known for their engaging driving. experience if you're looking for real drivers car it would have to be the human di with its low center of gravity and punchy $130.00 kilowatt gasoline engine it's the most fun here. squeeze 80 kilowatt out of their one leader engines a lively 3 cylinder unit likes to be read. time for the verdict while the renegade seems a bit of a beast with its high seating position and bulging hood the fee up $500.00 x. makes better use of its space. it's not any smaller than the jeep but it doesn't feel such a handful. the all around abilities of the opel grand lennix really come to the forefront it's true leader diesel engine puts out $130.00 kilowatt that combined with its 8 speed automatic gearbox mean there's always power when you need it. the chassis also doesn't disappoint

but my question is, if this is european focus, why was it made to be based in fort knox. >> that have to refer you to the army for the answer. i don't know why they chose that is the basic location. >> i don't know if you have any insight. >> is an army -- and the rule sets that we operate by the service secretary but having said that a short while ago the chief staff of the army was discussed that it's been out there for quite a while, the entire decision-making process. the bottom line, do you want a permanent force or rotated, with the needs of the commander. the consensus and decision was made with water fully involved in the decision-making, it's best to have a conus base and rotate forward a small command post that can move around to various countries within europe rather than be tied to a given base and have a big structure put in europe. that was a logic and that's what we decided to base in the united states and the army decided fort knox. >> -- was there an analysis between heaven in europe and other places in europe and here? >> i would say yes, i would have to check with s

when i was at fort knox, kentucky, as a civilian working for the army, i was doing a .etwork migrationesting host: do you see a broader role for the military in this coronavirus outbreak? absolutely. we have the ability to allow medical professionals to practice their skills, demonstrate proficiency and show the world and our taxpayers that the billions of dollars when you add them up over the years, which have become trillions and we have extended aid, that money went somewhere. let's show if we can do it in foreign nations, we can do it on our own soil. host: appreciate you calling in on this monday morning, getting your thoughts on the federal, state, and local response to the coronavirus outbreak in your reaction, some of your thoughts on the debate last night. we are are carving all of our coverage, all of the briefings, /coronavirus,org including the breathing late afternoon that featured public health -- on sunday talking about the next phase in testing for the coronavirus and here is what he had to say. [video clip] >> we believe we have created a model based on public health a