we had people at the university of florida in gainesville, like 14,000 people showed up to hear me speak. and, it was very humbling on some level, but so i'm going to do a little bit about this year but i want to hit the back roads. i want to go to places that normally don't get authors. i might just get a camper or something and some kind of mini-bus or whatever and do libraries and some bookstores, a little bit off the beaten path. and i like going to places that are not the typical ann arbor, madison, berkeley, where there is an echo chamber. i like going -- i like going to places down south. i like going to military towns. i like talking to people who maybe disagree with me or think they disagree with me and it is good for me to listen to them. i want them to know that while we may have our political differences, we are all americans. we are all in the same boat. we think are some together and we have -- all of us more in common with each other than not. if you make a list of all the things we disagree on comment is a much shorter list than the things we all agree on. we all want goo

. >> as we got over gainesville, florida, we got the word from jacksonville center, they said, air forceic behind you and, basically, above you. that's descending into you. we are not in contact with them, and they've shut their transponder off. and at that time it kind of led us to believe, okay, maybe somebody was coming into us in if sarasota. they saw us take off, they just stayed high, and they're just following us. we had no idea what the capabilities of the terrorists were at that point. >> reporter: that turned out to be a false alarm, but tillman was taking no chances. >> i asked for fighter support. basically, if an airliner is part of the attack, be good to have fighters on the wing to take care of us. >> reporter: air force one eventually returned home safely, but when he landed, tillman knew the nation had changed forever. >> they caught us with our pants down. they attacked our country, attacked from within. it was a big deal for me, and i knew we had a lot of things to change. air force one is completely secure, but there are ways to get at us. so from that day on we had t

. >> as we got over gainesville, florida, we got the word from jacksonville center, they said, air force, you have traffic behind you and, basically, above you that's descending into you. we are not in contact with them, and they've shut their transponder off. and at that time it kind of led us to believe, okay, maybe somebody was coming into us in sarasota. they saw us take off, they just stayed high, and they're just following us. we had no idea what the capabilities of the terrorists were at that point. >> reporter: that turned out to be a false alarm, but tillman was taking no chances. >> i asked for fighter support, basically, if an airliner, if that's part of the attack, it'd be good to have fighters on the wing to take care of us. >> reporter: air force one eventually returned home safely, but when he landed, tillman knew the nation had changed forever. >> they caught us with our pants down. they attacked our country, attacked from within. it was a big deal to me, and i knew we had a lot of things to change because, you know, air force one was completely secure, but there were way

it carried me from pensacola to gainesville and dallas and the hall of fame.ngs and people i encounter over the years and extend those things into the business field and run my own real estate development company and construction company and do the things to try to extend the brand. >> he also won "dancing with the stars." >> come on. he's modest about that. >> would you dance with mika after? >> i can't dance. >> i'm sure you can dance. as a little girl, you did a little tapping and jazz. >> i danced, but i don't dance well. we have proved that on this show. >> the cowboy years for a lot of people are the most memorable times for a lot of us growing up in the nfl. there was off the field stuff that made it exciting for you guys. >> right. >> what was it like in that locker room? you had huge personalities. >> the thing with that many personalities, everybody had a huge personality. when it came down to playing the game, everybody was on the same page. everybody worked hard. that's the unique thing about football. it's one of the best metaphors in life. when i

marla is from gainesville, florida. she is the owner of meticulously clean, home and apartment cleaning service, and her question is -- as a small business owner, regulation and high taxes are my worst enemies when it comes to growing my business. what are you going to do to lessen the onerous regulations and taxation on small businesses? >> well, it's hard to say exactly what regulations or taxes she may be referring to, because obviously it differs in different businesses. but as i said, we've actually cut taxes for small business 16 times since i've been in office. so taxes for small businesses are lower now than they were when i came into office. small businesses are able to get tax breaks for hiring -- they're able to get tax breaks for investment in capital investments -- they are able to get tax breaks for hiring veterans. they're able to get tax breaks for a whole host of areas, including, by the way, a proposal we put forward that says there should be no capital gains tax on a start-up, to encourage more small

one of them from linkedin member marla hughes from gainesville, florida, the owner of meticulously clean apartment and home cleaning service. as a small-business owner, regulation and high taxes are worst enemies when it comes to growing my business. what are you going to do to lessen the onerous regulation and taxation -- taxation of small businesses? >> it is hard to say exactly what regulations or taxes she is referring to because obviously it differs with different businesses. but as i said, we actually cut taxes first -- for small businesses 16 times since i have been in office. so, taxes for small businesses are lower now than they were when i came into office. small businesses are able to get tax breaks for hiring, they are able to get tax breaks for investments -- capital investments. they are able to get tax breaks for hiring veterans. they are able to get tax breaks for a whole host of areas, including, by the way, a proposal we put forth that says there should be no capital gains tax on a startup to encourage more small businesses to go out there and create a business. in term

next call for him comes from gainesville. >> caller: i'm just wondering, i'm still in high school andi've never heard about bill donovan. i just wondering like what most of the things about him, what inspired you to write a book about him? what inspired you? >> host: what stood out to you about wild oblivion and what made you decide to write a book about him. she still has clonus ever heard of them. >> guest: maybe he'll read the book and find out more about him. i was attracted to controversial. there is. other people either loved or hated it. no one lives in between on wild will donovan. some thought he was the best general since robert e. lee. as dangerous adolf hitler during the war. these historical figures are often glossed over by history i found interesting. my previous biography was on another such biographer, billy mitchell who is court-martialed during the coolidge administration. >> host: we have about five minutes left with our guest. >> caller: yes, mr. waller, really enjoyed your presentation. a number years ago a story was related to me by a former oss agent about to o

there's a doctorate neurologist at the university of florida and the va medical center in gainesville currently connect in a study on tbi and soldiers. you can google it. it is dr. david fitzgerald, anybody out there if you suspect tbi, and they are doing a study right now and really trying to work hard to make sure that these cases are brought to light. i wanted to say earlier we talked about how the military branches are not talking. my husband was placed in fort gordon. he's actually air force, but because nobody near for skin care, we didn't have any place for him to go. so he went to fort gordon and was there for three months. when he left there, he was given a form from the army has said he was medically unfit for duty. so we took it to our home base in georgia, gave it to our pcf commander and they looked at us and said, this is an army form. they wouldn't accept it. we had to go through the whole evaluation process to the air force again air force again that we dirty done with the army. so obviously, the people talking is not happening. i would really like work to be done on t

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