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. >> fort lauderdale, west. consecutive starship test flight. from elon musk's company to end with destruction. >> all i could think about was, oh, i can't think. >> no. >> please don't. oh. >> that's good, that's good. we got it. we understand how painful that was for you all. >> out there. >> just as watching these things blow up. >> this is. >> where. you tell us that you starred as glinda in your. >> yeah, you bet. production of wicked. >> no, no, no, but i've done a number of shows. but anyway. >> why did they let him put this rocket up in the air after they had. they were still investigating the last explosion. well, so this. >> this is the thing. okay. yeah, that and that's probably why it exploded. but the thing the thing to keep in mind is i my suggestion for elon, his his response to all of this was rockets are hard. and mr. musk, if they're so hard, why don't you go back to your day job and work that out and leave those of us who do government to do government, because you can't do both. and clearly y

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flights into miami, fort lauderdale, palm beach and orlando all halted. also tonight, the president in retreat not once, but twice today on two key initiatives. what is the future for his tariffs? after markets tanked again? and what is the future for elon musk? after the president issued new guidance on who oversees federal job cuts? good evening, john berman here in for anderson and the breaking news, a huge spacex starship exploded minutes after launch from the spacex facility in south texas. this is the view of that explosion from the caribbean island of turks and caicos. it left orange and white streaks in the sky. fortunately, this was an uncrewed mission. however, the faa halted all flights into at least four major florida airports for several hours. that halt was scheduled to end just a few minutes ago. this was the eighth such test flight of the starship megarocket system. the previous test flight also crashed. we're going to have more on all of this a little bit later in the broadcast. also today we witnessed a rarity in american politics not ju

he was more than 200 miles away in fort lauderdale at the time of her disappearance. >> rob has been put over the coals. rob has been polygraphed 3 or 4 times. rob has been interviewed probably a dozen times. >> investigators look at a variety of other individuals a jealous ex-boyfriend, a married coworker, and various construction workers at her condo complex. but nothing pans out. >> i can't help but wonder, was it someone stalking her from afar that she didn't even know? could there have been someone watching her comings and goings? >> jennifer's parents have even considered the possibility that maybe she was kidnaped by sex traffickers. >> my gut feeling to this day, honestly, i truly believe she she is trafficked. >> now frustrated for almost two decades with no answers and jennifer declared dead by the state of florida, the kesses have largely taken matters into their own hands. joining me now is jennifer kesse's father, drew. drew, thank you so much. i'm so sorry for your loss, and i'm so sorry that we are now marking 19 years since the disappearance of your daughter. >> yes.

hubs like miami, fort lauderdale and orlando. >> so i looked out my kitchen.rship rotating around. it was a bright white flash. >> in the sky. >> i wanted. >> to make sure. >> first and foremost that. >> it wasn't. tumbling at us. >> it was the eighth test mission for starship, which spacex ceo elon musk hopes one day can reach mars. musk posting overnight quote, rockets are hard. the scene almost identical to a similar mishap less than two months ago, when starship test flight seven also ended in a ball of flames. a spacex internal investigation says that failure was likely due to leaking fuel propellant. this time around, the company made upgrades to the spacecraft, but while the rocket's booster was able to successfully return to the launchpad for the third time in a row, just minutes later. >> you can see we've lost several engines. >> spacex pointing to a, quote, energetic event in the aft portion of starship, causing the rocket. >> to lose. >> orientation known as attitude control. then all communication. >> we did lose contact with the ship. unfortunate

>> it is not miami beach. >> hello, "inside edition." >> this is fort lauderdale.ur cameras caught a confrontation between a bouncer and a college dude. he was refused entrance to a bar on this trip, but he wouldn't take no for an answer. so what did the bouncer do? just lifted him up and over a barricade. in fort lauderdale is looking to curb the crowds and craziness, they may want to reach out to their miami beach neighbors. they miami beach that we are seeing today is a strong contrast to their spring break from a few years ago. the atmosphere is so far calm. the crowds are controlled, and most importantly, the spring breakers tell us they are still having fun. security is everywhere. >> there has definitely been a lot of police around, but honestly, makes me feel safe. >> i think it is pretty cool, no drama. >> this is known as the real-time intelligence center at the miami beach pd. chief of police wayne jones gave me an exclusive look. >> it looks like based on the amount of cameras you have, nothing is getting past you guys. >> very little is getting past us

personally my morrones a house in florida next to fort lauderdale and we travel there.t's a fun relationship in north america. that's why i say it's sad. i don't want to put the blame on mr. trump on president trump. i want to open the discussion, the deal making and tell him we need a common market. just look at our works in the european union called economic integration, not political integration so canada doesn't become a state. canada remains sovereign with a seat at the united nations but don't have a border anymore and you can work everywhere in canada in your life and the united states whether you were born in canada or the united states. the goods flow freely and save billions for this line. it's like 5,000 miles long, we need to secure this? no, we need to secure the outside borders with the dangerous world we live in. i think that winston churchill was saying never go good crisis go wasted so this crisis that we have right now, like i said is just a misunderstanding, it must be some kind of mistake. and we can sit at the table with the trump administration and

we live in fort lauderdale. he's over on the west side of florida. and we spent a couple of days with him and, and, and what we got on the air i thought was a pretty interesting tale of something that people should hear. americans should know this, the world should know this cause knowing this will make us better. let's see all these phone calls and threats that you're talking about. but how does that go along with this? the sacred freedom of a democracy, which is supposed to be protected uh in the united states. how does that go along with that? it doesn't, it doesn't, it simply doesn't. and that's what so important. you know, we have this wonderful thing and 1st amendment of our constitution that says congress shall pass no law in any way forbidding the right of free expression for people to gather for people to talk for people to share ideas. our government is not supposed to tell us who we can work for, where we can work, what we can say, these things are just paramount to everything that we stand for. and all of a sudden we've seen this dissipat

we live in fort lauderdale. he's over on the west side of florida. and we spent a couple of days with him and, and, and what we got on the air i thought was a pretty interesting tale of something that people should hear. american should know this, the world should know this cause knowing this will make us better. see all these phone calls and threats that you're talking about. but how does that go along with this? the sacred freedom of a democracy, which is supposed to be protected uh in the united states. so how does that go along with that? it doesn't, it doesn't, it simply doesn't. and that's what's so important. you know, we have this wonderful thing and 1st amendment of our constitution that says congress shall pass no law in any way forbidding the right of free expression for people to gather for people to talk for people to share ideas. our government is not supposed to tell us who we can work for, where we can work, what we can say, these things are just paramount to everything that we stand for. and all of a sudden we've seen this dissipated

host: lance is in fort lauderdale on the line for democrats, good morning. caller: good morning. i agree with you as an older guy myself. i'm 71 and never member in sixth grade we were told to read the new york times and talk about in class and they used to love to look at the editorial page. there was one editorial and then another that was totally different, there was a real difference between what people were saying and it was well-written, you could read them and kind of make some sense of it. now i don't see that at all. to me, the worst part of it i remember during watergate. they found this sky deep throat, let's print it and they said no, we can go with one anonymous source. you need to have more corroborating sources, i can't just go with some guy in the dark. and now whenever i look at news whether it is fox or cbs, other the legacy media is far worse, it's always an anonymous source said. and then the way they handled covid, it's amazing that anybody believes anything the government says about it. and you don't see the corrections that they used to print. if the times

mientras llegaban las autoridades, ocurrió este martes en una intersección en fort lauderdale, en ladicha plataforma. a ver cómo funciona. telemundo houston habló con algunos padres de familia que reciben con agrado esta noticia, pues dicen que sus niños pasan muchas horas frente al teléfono viendo contenido inadecuado para ellos. en vivo edgar olivares con los detalles. padres de familia de houston ven con buenos ojos los nuevos mecanismos de control parental en tiktok. pues me parece muy bueno que hagan eso, porque la verdad que los niños hoy en día tienen la cabecita llena de de cosas que son mentiras y falsas y pues se están perdiendo los principios que 1 como padre le quiere enseñar a sus hijos. their minds are open to all kinds of uh things that that they show after hours. esta madre dice que los menores están expuestos a mucho contenido inapropiado que dice se ve en la plataforma durante las noches y madrugadas. mediante un comunicado, la plataforma tiktok anunció una serie de controles para que padres de familia puedan monitorear y limitar el acceso de sus hijos menores de 16

we saw ground stops in fort lauderdale and miami.he caribbean. we're seeing indicators that there were engine failures that caused a loss of control, loss of orientation and then subsequently a loss of communication entirely with that ship once it broke apart into pieces. spacex's ceo elon musk pointing out the loss, pointing to an upper stage failure. the upper stage is what failed during the mishap. this is the second mishap in a row for the company. that was less than two months ago. the eighth test mission overall for the most powerful rocket that ceo elon musk hopes one day can reach mars. we know the faa launched an investigation into this as per customary procedure. so far no reports of injuries or significant damage. remember, this was an unmanned vehicle, so that's good news. significant damage. remember, this was an unmanned vehicle, so that's good news. the ground stop, which lasted about 45 minutes has since been lifted. so we're seeing traffic here resuming back to normal. >> that's good news for flyers. thank you. >>> b

fort lauderdale.fying the coast guard off loading $400 million worth of drugs. 34 suspected smugglers taken into custody touting it as another milestone in trump's mission to stop the flow of illicit drugs here in the united states. >> sandra: federal immigration agents arresting an illegal migrant from uganda oh wanted for assaulting a pregnant woman in boston. he entered the u.s. on an expired visa in april of 2021 and paroled due the biden administration policies. >> bill: the white house blasting the boston mayor as radical for defying federal deportations of violent illegal immigrants. eric shawn is on that story. >> the battle over sanctuary city status is being fought where the american revolution was born, boston. the mayor doubling down against president trump's illegal immigration crackdown. >> this is our city. no one tells boston how to take care of our own, not kings and not presidents who think they are kings. boston -- [cheers and applause] boston was born facing down bullies. >> mayor

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and so you look at an auto nation based in for the for the lauder -- fort lauderdale or penske basedy side, yes, there will be a top-line impact as these tariffs disrupt the new vehicle market. overall, the evil yen city -- resiliency is in the tremendous amount of cash flow they throw off. liz: cash flow is king, is that what i'm hearing you say? you see what's the cash flow, and that brings me to the auto parts guys which you just referenced. the united states makes auto parts here. in fact, third behind can china and germany as the biggest manufacturers and exporters of auto parts. but adam jonas over at morgan stanley, he said tariffs could lead to what he called the cubanization of cars where car parts become a scarcity. we've all seen pictures of those old cars on the streets of cuba where they're trying to put them together with spit ask ceiling wax because there are no car parts. who gets to be the number one beneficiary? >> just to put some numbers behind what adam was talking about, and i don't think we need to look like cuba, there's about 2900 million cars on the road in

the satellite bases are at florida's fort lauderdale hollywood international airport and at texas's austin-bergstrom international airport. the move comes as there is a cost cutting push by southwest, which includes its first mass layoff in more than 50 years of flying. the closures will be effective on july 1st. the 280 flight attendants affected can transfer to other bases. still ahead, san francisco now has more money to try and find solutions to the homeless crisis. where the millions are coming from and how exactly it will be used.d. and e olympics are less than a year away and they are set to take place in italy. so why are officials in lake placid, new york, preparing for the games? why? some events could be moved. and i'm tracking those updated rainhances. a c out on the street. they're waiting for housing. they say they were promised, but it isn't ready yet. this all comes after the city aggressively shut down the rv park where they had been living. and it also comes as mayor lori begins touting a new pilot project with his former foundation to try to fend off family homelessness. nbc bay a

diaz, from the northern part of miami to fort lauderdale. >> not anymore. >> district changed?icting. all broward county. chair, is the ranking member on -- is pretty high on seniority on the panel and co-chair of the house democratic steering committee. that's lucky because no one ever has complaints about democratic leadership so your job must be very cool. [laughter] >> so government funding bill today, i'm going to ask you to make the case for this cr, which is extends government funding until september 13th and i'm asking to ask you probably to make the case against the cr which will be interesting. this is like cross-fire. go ahead. >> look, thanks for the opportunity. we are who we are. you know, as appropriators, right, i wish that we would have gotten these bills done way before. we should have, but we are where we are. there are two options, really, option number one is a clean cr. for the remaining part of the fiscal year, option number two is a government shutdown and i think that option number two is catastrophic. and shutting down the government and what impact th

down tonight from elon musk's failed rocket, multiple airports in florida, including miami and fort lauderdalet. ground stop at all of those airports, even departures as far north as the philadelphia airport, were significantly delayed. now, as i mentioned, this is the second time this has happened. in recent weeks. spacex last test of the starship rocket suffered a similar fate in mid-january. when that happened, the faa grounded starship and has since been overseeing spacex's investigation of what went wrong, even though that investigation is still under way. last week, the faa nevertheless cleared spacex to launch another one, even though the investigation into why the last one blew up wasn't complete. why did they clear it? i don't know, but of course, in between those two flights, donald trump was sworn in as president. he installed elon musk, his top campaign donor, as kind of his co-president. musk's doge austerity operation fired hundreds of people at the faa, and the faa reportedly decided to suddenly start using starlink satellite terminals made by musk's company. speaking of elon mu

ken martin is the chair of the democratic national committee, and he joins me now live from fort lauderdale ken, it's good to have you on the program. is that your takeaway or understanding at least of what happened with elise stefanik? >> well, clearly you heard it. directly from donald. >> trump himself. >> the republicans. >> are running scared. i mean. >> what happened. >> this week alone in pennsylvania shouldn't surprise anyone, right? but clearly. >> it's got. >> the republicans running like they're behind and they. >> are behind. >> it sent a shiver down their spine. look what we just saw in pennsylvania this last week. we won a plus 23% republican district. lancaster county, pennsylvania hasn't had a democrat representing them since the 1880s. and we flipped this district in a surprise upset. you know, look, what we're seeing right now is donald trump is cratering. his numbers are at an all time low. elon musk is very unpopular. and we're seeing a huge backlash to the administration's policies throughout this country. and so we know that, as i've said, i'm in 13 states now over the

miami, fort lauderdale, hollywood, palm beach and orlando were all on the ground stop list. those have since been canceled, but that's a pretty big swath of airspace of concern because the idea is, and this is a growing concern across all of aviation, that space junk could theoretically fall and hit a commercial flight. it sounds outlandish, but there are more and more private space flights all the time. the faa actually has a response plan in place here. they call this a designated response area. and so what they did was essentially close off all of the airspace going into some of these busiest and biggest airports in florida and kept planes at their destination, also delayed flights, leaving because they simply just did not want to risk some of this debris falling down on an airplane. this is something that has happened before. and the faa did put these ground stops in place back during the january 25th incident. so they have a little bit of practice here. john. >> so, kristen, what do we know about how the faa has handled previous spacex mishaps and how elon musk has reac

dina from fort lauderdale. what are you going to name your musk bot, jeeves? it's like a butler. sherry from ennis, montana. maybe one of ellen's robots will help you pick a tie that doesn't clash with your shirt. this does not clash. this is the only tie that could actually go with a shirt like this. i'm watters, and this is my world. >> welcome to this special edition of hannity. i'm jason chaffetz in for sean. and tonight, just when you think the democrats have hit rock bottom, all think again with their poll numbers at historic lows, someone from the not so distant past is offering a helping hand. according to nbc news. joe biden wants back in. yes, joe wants back in. in fact, both joe and jill have reached out to party leadership to help with fundraising, campaigning and anything else the dnc needs. but their overtures have reportedly fallen a bit flat, with some democrats and even former biden aides mocking the former first couple. meanwhile, two self-proclaimed socialists, multi-millionaire bernie sanders and congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. well, they're hitting th

dina from fort lauderdale. what are you going to name your musk bot, jeeves? it's like a butler. sherry from ennis, montana. maybe one of ellen's robots will help you pick a tie that doesn't clash with your shirt. this does not clash. this is the only tie that could actually go with a shirt like this. i'm watters, and this is my world.

fort. >> lauderdale. >> palm beach and. >> miami due. >> to space launch debris and causing other flights to delay or divert. >> from america. >> 923 we just had the rocket launch and it blew up. if you guys are close to the debris and need to deviate, let us know if you're just seeing it. that's okay. >> they've stopped. >> everything. >> so i. >> don't know how long the delay is going to be. >> for. >> you it is the latest mishap for spacex that has caused problems on the ground. >> the last launch of starship on january 16th ended in much the same way, with debris ultimately washing up on shore in turks and caicos. now, the federal aviation administration, which oversees private space launches, is mandating space conduct another mishap investigation for the second time this year. >> a lot of questions now are. >> going to be asked, you. >> know, did the. faa do a thorough enough investigation into flight. test seven. before test flight eight? >> posting on x, elon musk called the explosion a minor setback. progress is measured by time, musk said, responding to a user. the next ship wil

faa had to halt flights to miami, fort lauderdale, palm beach and orlando because of this. it's the second consecutive failure for spacex. now, look, failures happen. and elon has always been clear that he doesn't care. like just go shoot it off okay. so that within that context though, is he maxed out right now in terms of the one person only has so much time. >> well, look, it's very clear that he's that he's doing a lot. you know, he has operatives going into agencies with essentially, you know, machetes making sweeping cuts to to these various agencies. we know that he is essentially living, sleeping in d.c. while also running a lot of, you know, very high touch companies, spacex included. so it's impossible to tell. we know that this is someone who works around the clock, but certainly nothing that we're seeing from from inside the federal government is particularly reassuring about what he's doing right now. and, you know, now we have, again, more questions being raised about the company that need, i remind everyone, the faa is actually overseeing while we have doge o

so a company like autonation, based in fort lauderdale, the second largest dealership group in the countryrrific cash flow generator and a company that we like. yeah, you know. >> carmax as well. i mean i was just going to call that one out because that's an individual. that was our mystery chart. it's also interesting brian, because you do a lot typically with the dividend and income trust fund. so you're kind of you have to think through, you know tariffs and the impact on the auto sector on the one hand. and then kind of figure out, you know, from a factor position how the market's going to be treating these stocks as well. >> yeah, there's a great substitution effect. if consumers aren't buying new they're going to look to the used vehicle market. and a really interesting dynamic with a company like carmax is that the cohort of the market that they really excel in is the 1 to 5 year old car population. and if you think back to covid in 2020, that population has declined and is going to inflect in the middle part of this year. so they may get the double boost of consumers looking to the

. >> reporter: on the ground floor of a sun-kissed fort lauderdale hotel sits a workshop unlike any other's daughter jessica is 41 and has brain damage after her mom says a rare disorder was misdiagnosed. denise's daughter lexi is 31 and has down syndrome. these moms say their nonprofit was born out of necessity when their daughters got too old to qualify for many government services. >> when she was 22, that's when all federal funding changes for adults with idd, and there's nothing. jess was, like, what are we doing today? i had no answer. >> reporter: denise says being a parent to a special needs parent of any age can be isolating. that's why she knew she needed to join forces with bonnie. >> i said, you and i are going to be best friends. she looked at me like i had four eyes. i said, in fact, we are going to be best friends. >> reporter: they partnered to make candles. why candles? bonnie loves them and these moms found th could tailor the tasks to each artisan's abilities. >> what makes them uniquely equipped to make candles? >> first of all, it's multi-sensory. we adopt every singl

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office found fuel tank lever indicators -- level indicators were improperly calibrated on the uss fort lauderdale billed by huntington angles. it seems like an easy fix. you just go in and recalibrate these things. no, the navy's technicians were denied the information they needed to do that, so every time they had to recalibrate the indicators, the navy had to fly out one of the contractors or technicians, does this sound like not being able to maintain and does this put the navy's readiness at risk? >> it sounds like it, senator, these contracts are something that really need to be reviewed and better understood, and i think of confirmed, that is something i intend to do, is focus on the. >> i appreciate that. but i want to see more than just review here. sailors need to be able to rely on their equipment and that means being able to maintain their own equipment. but from fiber-optic navigation lights to cranes that deploy search-and-rescue boats, sailors do not have the right to repair the own equipment -- -- their own equipment thanks to defense contractors who want to squeeze more money out

the two men arrived back in fort lauderdale last week despite facing a criminal trial overseas.or their misogynistic views on social media. and last week, governor ron desantis told reporters that the tate's were not welcome in florida, and there is an effort underway to recall the mayor of los angeles, funded in part by nicole shanahan, the silicon valley megadonor, who served as robert f kennedy jr's running mate. shanahan was previously married. to google co-founder sergey brin. la mayor karen bass has faced significant criticism over her handling of the devastating wildfires back in january. back to president trump's joint address to congress last night, first term democratic senator elissa slotkin of michigan delivered the party's response. she spoke for about ten minutes from just outside detroit, warning of the consequences of the president's agenda and urging americans to stay engaged. >> president trump is trying to deliver an unprecedented giveaway to his billionaire friends. he's on the hunt to find trillions of dollars to pass along to the wealthiest in america. and

, yesterday, touting the seizure of half $1 billion in cocaine and marijuana off the coast of fort lauderdale to what they had to say. caller: -- [video clip] >> the core mission is simple but crucial, directly aligning with the trump vision to make america safe and strong again. thanks to the coast guard and their relentless maritime security and interdiction efforts, 517 million dollars of illegal drugs will never reach american communities here, by what you see today, as a result of these weeks of work. fewer families will be torn apart by addiction. fewer lives will be lost to overdoses. fewer resources will be at the hands of dangerous and violent cartels seeking to do all this harm. this action is a testimony to the trump commitment for delivering for the american people and his unwavering dedication to our military strength, or border security, our law enforcement who are producing incredible results, and his leadership that makes america safe again. host: defined all of our coverage of the trump administration, go online to c-span.org. sherry, myrtle beach, good morning. caller: hey.

lance fort lauderdale said via text the main problem with the v.a. there's no penalty for poor work and no reward for good work. i dealt with this is a disabled man. kevin is in bayville new york on her line for democrats. you are an open forum. go ahead. caller: i'm a vietnam veteran. i love the v.a.. although i do know these cutbacks will be like. i just feel that trump is once again attacking veterans and i think he was with bone spurs. you know they told me, get in line. you are next. i pulled 63 out of the lottery in 1971. i was gone the next day. it's just i think another lady said in the previous segment whose goodness show up for the next war print nobody. i was dragged off the streets at 19 years old. and sent halfway across the world. to serve my country. and now this is what we get. it's a disgrace. host: kathy is in waynesboro, georgia. good morning kathy. >> i think the recruitment is tough for people to serve our country right now. they want to serve under president trump. and president trump is for our veterans. he's for all of america

we will start on the independent line, tom in fort lauderdale. good morning.aller: hey, good morning, c-span. this is worse than hillary. this is a betrayal of the president. i put the blame on the senate republicans for confirming this guy. he was known to be a drunk and an adulterer. they made him an employee of the people of america. he sent out classified data information on an app that can be monitored by russia and china. and then you look at his response, his projection is him. he says the journalist is a deceitful and highly discredited so-called journalist. again, these republicans are just talking about themselves. and americans need to see through this. host: that was tom. this is daryl out of columbus, georgia -- sorry, lisa, line for republicans. caller: yes, i am a former dod employee. and i am going to tell you right now, i am so sick of this -- oh, this is a scandal. there are people underneath all of these department heads, secretary of state, secretary of defense, dni. all these people have people under them that are supposed to control what

personally my morrones a house in florida next to fort lauderdale and we travel there.t's a fun relationship in north america. that's why i say it's sad. i don't want to put the blame on mr. trump on president trump. i want to open the discussion, the deal making and tell him we need a common market. just look at our works in the european union called economic integration, not political integration so canada doesn't become a state. canada remains sovereign with a seat at the united nations but don't have a border anymore and you can work everywhere in canada in your life and the united states whether you were born in canada or the united states. the goods flow freely and save billions for this line. it's like 5,000 miles long, we need to secure this? no, we need to secure the outside borders with the dangerous world we live in. i think that winston churchill was saying never go good crisis go wasted so this crisis that we have right now, like i said is just a misunderstanding, it must be some kind of mistake. and we can sit at the table with the trump administration and

lance fort lauderdale said via text the main problem with the v.a. there's no penalty for poor work and no reward for good work. i dealt with this is a disabled man. kevin is in bayville new york on her line for democrats. you are an open forum. go ahead. caller: i'm a vietnam veteran. i love the v.a.. although i do know these cutbacks will be like. i just feel that trump is once again attacking veterans and i think he was with bone spurs. you know they told me, get in line. you are next. i pulled 63 out of the lottery in 1971. i was gone the next day. it's just i think another lady said in the previous segment whose goodness show up for the next war print nobody. i was dragged off the streets at 19 years old. and sent halfway across the world. to serve my country. and now this is what we get. it's a disgrace. host: kathy is in waynesboro, georgia. good morning kathy. >> i think the recruitment is tough for people to serve our country right now. they want to serve under president trump. and president trump is for our veterans. he's for all of america