his name is george howard. don't ever forget. and she drops the badge in the president's hand. he puts it in his pocket, tears streaming down his cheeks. and he says to george, how is mother america will forget? you'll move on, but you don't have to worry about me. i will never forget george howard. he's. relieved. we get in the limousine the president reaches into his. i'm sitting beside him. he takes out george howard's badge. badge ten, 12. and you squeezes it shuts his eyes. believe he's praying, puts it in his pocket. we then fly back to lakehurst, a helicopter, then fly on air force one, a very small to go to camp david. i'll never forget the president doing that. and guess what? we went to war american answered the call to duty records. number of people signed up to join the military. the fire department, the police department, medical assistance. so thank you. never forget george howard and don't what happened on 911. thank you very. what a terrific thank all very much for your for what you've done what you've seen and what you continue to do to keep to ensure that we ne

george washington. however, we do have a william howard taft roberts men who have never heard of us or know little about our service or those who might even want to approach what these men experience. and he was one of them. william roberts served in both the navy and the marine corps to serving in the multitude licensed staff positions in the merchant marine. he was a purser, a pharmacist mate, and a master of arms on a hospital ship. william roberts made three round trips across the and 12 trips carrying wounded from deserts and in south africa africa during his maritime service, he was on board a ship, the uss william b traverse, which on. 12th 1945, the ship was hit by a mine in, the persian gulf guarding prisoners of war in the one of his guards killed. now just a couple of years younger than that, a who you may know where he guthrie created the song as an aftermath this land is your land this land is my land and we sing that song in tribute. those who served the battle of the atlantic, the longest continuous military campaign in world war two, ran from 1939 to the defeat of nazi germany in 1945 se

her alma mater, howard university. >> george: rick klein, the polls are all bunched up as we head intohe final weekend. walk through some of the different paths the candidates have. >> 538 battleground poll tell the story. polling averages, all seven battlegrounds. no one has a lead of more than 2.5 points all within any poll's margin of error. if you just assume the polls are accurate, this is where things would land at the end of election night. donald trump over 270 electoral votes. he would clinch the presidency for a second time. no map is a foreground conclusion. let's play with a scenario here. say the polls are understating vice president harris or she has a big ground operation, eeks out just votes to win. she picks up one electoral vote in nebraska. then wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, the rust belt, the blue wall, holds right there. there's no other surprises. that's 270 electoral votes. the polls could be off on the other direction or trump is able to hold. this is trump's likeliest path to victory. if he holds nevada and arizona, and the two southern battlegrounds, geor

gunfights, crazy, all these articles about georgetown medical school, probably howard medical school as well. all medical schools, george washington, literally they talk about how they had a box where they would sit in the middle of the cemetery with a gun and wait for people. another story where a man came to see his brother who was buried the day before, the newspaper articles are very to script of, went to find his brother come buried the day before. he went to get a detective and they went to georgetown medical college and found his brother as a cadaver. yes. yes. those were the stories that were happening, this is about 1890 these stories were coming out. so this is oak hill. as you can see, the difference in care and what we would say is that reflects life. that is what we would say. i'm going to walk down here, those who feel comfortable in their shoes, it's pretty much, this is rock creek, a lot of rocks though you don't see head markers, we use to have wooden markers so a lot of those are gone. we have two of those saved in the church that's now located on 20 ninth, the white church which is called dunbar unite

we got all these articles about -- georgetown mel school, howard medical school as well. all medical schools. george washington. literally, they talk about how they had a box where they sit in the middle of the sem with a gun and wait for people. another story, a man came to see his brother buried the day before -- i will send you the newspaper article. went to find -- you know, he was buried the day before. he wasn't there. he went to get a detective and they went up to georgetown medical college and found his brother as a cadaver. yeah. yes. so, yeah. so those were the stories that were happening in this -- and this is about 1890 these stories were coming out. this is oak hill. and as you can see the difference in care and what we would say is death reflects life. that's what we would say. i am going to bach down here. those who feel comfortable, just this is rock creek. so there is a lot of rocks. you don't see head markers. wooden markers. so a lot of those are gone. we have two of those saved in the church, the mount zion church on 29th and o. the white church, dunbar and united methodist also

george soros. but of course just the soros affiliation has gotten trump somewhat soured on scott besson. now howard budnick is a super slick sales guy but definitely doesn't have the economics pedigree that besson does, elon musk backed him this weekend. he's a guy that could shake things up but the wall street journal put it out today, the treasury secretary is the one place that wouldn't need a shakeup. we need to stay the course. we need to make sure the bond market that's starting to get panicked doesn't panic and suddenly today we hear a few new names. mark rowan, who is the chairman of apollo, and my phone was legitimately on fire this morning from 15 different people like yes, mark rowan, kind of showing that investors on wall street don't wanted to be howard let nick. they wanted to be rowan, if not scott besson. what are you hearing? >> usually there is an establishment preference for the safer pick, especially in the financial markets. scott besson would probably be seen as a safer pick. i think in this case, trump does almost definition want to shake this up. he almost doesn't want to ac

she's there with dwight howard an his partner daniela. >> george: first we start with latest on president-electlso announced nominees for top positions in his administration. want to go back to rachel scott on capitol hill. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good morning. we moved from the capitol complex over here outside of this hotel because this is where president-elect donald trump is huddling with republicans behind closed doors. he traveled here to washington, d.c. touching down not too long ago with a team of advisers, but also with billionaire elon musk. this comes as he is moving quickly to fill up his administration. one of his picks catching many off guard, secretary of defense. trump choosing fox and friends weekend host pete hegseth. he would oversee the pentagon and 1.3 million active troops. but he just said he didn't believe women should be in combat roles. trump also announcing one of his biggest supporters who is joining him here today, billionaire elon musk will lead a new department of government efficiency alongside vivek ramaswamy. he also announced south dakota g

george washington university, and clarence lou. same is a professor of political science at howard university, so many smart people with me. i appreciate your time. i want to start with you. is this over whelming loss for the democrats? not just in the presidency up and down the balance? is this joe by default? well, it's a real good question. look, we had joe biden, who was born terribly, even before that debate, which was absolutely disastrous for him in our g w politics for we saw that people a 3rd of the people said that he was qualified to be president both physically and mentally harris at a $107.00 days the amount of campaign it was a difficult time to do it, but that's throwing a lot of excuses at the well. joe biden was responsible for this economy. and as we heard earlier, people are feeling the effects of a couple of years of inflation, even though the economic numbers have turned up, harris was never able to disentangle herself. she has values vice president after one after all. and so, because the economy was the number one issue, she bears the brunt of the administration and that pendulum swung that way. so t

george h.w. bush was running and became his main opponent, his main challenger. you also had senator howard baker. you had former texas governor and treasury secretary john connally. and you had john anderson, who was a kind of a liberal republic. and congressman from illinois. and a couple other people as well. but those were the main the main ones. and bush actually beat reagan in the iowa caucuses and was briefly ahead in new hampshire until reagan turned the tide in new hampshire and wound up winning pretty decisive early there. he knocked off reagan. that is knocked off connally in south carolina. not only had to put all those eggs in that basket and reagan won decisively there certainly was out. illinois was an important primary and it was really a three way race between reagan, bush and anderson and reagan won that race in illinois. it was a tough battle, but he did win. and anderson, basically he dropped out of the republican nomination race at that point and decided to run as an independent candidate for president. bush won a couple of other primaries along the way. michigan and pe

george h.w. bush was running and became his main opponent, his main challenger. you also had senator howard baker. you had former texas governor and treasury secretary john connally. and you had john anderson, who was a kind of a liberal republic. and congressman from illinois. and a couple other people as well. but those were the main the main ones. and bush actually beat reagan in the iowa caucuses and was briefly ahead in new hampshire until reagan turned the tide in new hampshire and wound up winning pretty decisive early there. he knocked off reagan. that is knocked off connally in south carolina. not only had to put all those eggs in that basket and reagan won decisively there certainly was out. illinois was an important primary and it was really a three way race between reagan, bush and anderson and reagan won that race in illinois. it was a tough battle, but he did win. and anderson, basically he dropped out of the republican nomination race at that point and decided to run as an independent candidate for president. bush won a couple of other primaries along the way. michigan and pe

george h.w. bush was running and became his main opponent, his main challenger. you also had senator howard baker. you had former texas governor and treasury secretary john connally. and you had john anderson, who was a kind of a liberal republic. and congressman from illinois. and a couple other people as well. but those were the main the main ones. and bush actually beat reagan in the iowa caucuses and was briefly ahead in new hampshire until reagan turned the tide in new hampshire and wound up winning pretty decisive early there. he knocked off reagan. that is knocked off connally in south carolina. not only had to put all those eggs in that basket and reagan n decisively there certainly was out. illinois was an important primary and it was really a three way race between reagan, bush and anderson and reagan won that race in illinois. it was a tough battle, but he did win. and anderson, basically he dropped out of the republican nomination race at that point and decided to run as an independent candidate for president. bush won a couple of other primaries along the way. michigan and penn

here, george washington university, they had a debate this evening between the college republicans and the college democrats. they're all into it. a lot of excitement around washington, d.c, howard university, which is about 20 minutes away from here with traffic and so they're getting ready. yeah, we are getting ready. we want to know who's going to win this thing. we talk about security. and that is just part of this process that we're going through now. you've been around town in washington in the daylight hours. what are you seeing? and i'm guessing it's intense, not just for tomorrow, but really for the rest of this week. going into the inauguration in mid january. yeah, there are a few buildings raj that are very secure. the white house obviously is one. there's a buffer zone on the other side of the white house over by lafayette square. that is really protected by secret service, because of the potential for election violence. they want to prevent anythingfr. treasury building is also under heavy guard. and also howard university is also under heavy guard. the vice president's residence is also heavily guarded by secret service. i just want to make sure that nothing gets

george said is that you know more long range missiles. i'm of the more leeway for the, for the regime and in kids to um, ingratiate itself, to nato howard's, etc, etc. and trump will just be in a situation or a be once a day of school, like he looks week in website he's pollutants carpet. i mean, there's the binding ministration can make this really, really part, you know, dot com. i think i agree with both of you on large, define that ministration and the deep state elements that the but my lawyer to it and the media that do the remain lawyer to, to try to to i agree but i would take a step back and ask about how much they can do and that i'd, i'd be more cautious. but i think trump isn't a much stronger position than your boss. and as for us to press the, for the it has now video of a powerful mandate. he may get to try for ext. uh he maybe it without the respect me. he has no power right now. he has the prestige. okay. he got into how he cannot tell the button even. okay. who the hell do anything until i come into power? point 8, the that's, that's what i was going to address next. what kind of binding is does really stairs do? that's

george said is that you know, more long range missiles. i'm of the more leeway for the, for the regime. and in kids to um, embrace shade itself to nato howard's etc, etc. and trump will just be in a situation, or if he wants to deescalate, he looks week, it looks like he's booked and scrap it. i mean, there's the binding ministration can make this really, really part you know, dot com. i think i'd agree with both of you on large, dividing that ministration and the deep state elements that the but my lawyer to it and the media the to remain lawyer to, to try to, to. i agree, but i would take a step back and ask about how much they can and that i, i'd be more cautious. but i think trump isn't a much stronger position than your boss. and as for us to trust a 40, as now video of a powerful mandate, he may get to try fact he made it without the respect to me. he has no power right now. he has the prestige. okay. you got intact how he can not tell the vitamin, okay, who the hell do anything until i come into power point 8 and that's, that's what i was going to address next. what kind of binding is does really stairs do? that's the question. we have

george clooney, really? julia roberts, you can tell your husband you voted for trump, but, really, he won't know. you can lie to your husband. howardtern, what happened to you, howard? you're not the same person. taylor swift, jon bon jovi. the fear, the panic, the fearmongering, the lying, hysteria, zero impact. none of them. now, outside of the echo chamber, nobody cares what they have to say. so-called journalists only have themselves to blame. joining us now with reaction, fox news contributors joe concha, tammy bruce. it's dead, gone, over. tammy, it's buried, it's finished. >> yeah, this is i think a very good example, and they just can't let go -- a lot of people wait for the left or legacy media to do some self-reflection, to think about what they got wrong because they might want to get it right next time, but what americans have seen is what i saw when i was on the left is that there is no self-reflection. there is no consideration of others. there is no recognition that you could be wrong or any sense of guilt or any dynamic of, you know, what have i been doing for the last several years? has this been a mistake? those t

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george and danny brewster debated on the leading talk show at the time, issues and answers on abc news howard smith moderating. he was the moderator for the first kennedy-nixon debate and for the night of the election. walter cronkite moved cbs national news new york down to the old southern in baltimore and reported by precinct results to the nation on the brewster wallace campaign. but one of the pivotal points was when kennedy family decided to engage in maryland on this very issue so soon after president kennedy's assassination. here's what senator ted kennedy said on that occasion, i appreciate this opportunity to speak to the people of maryland. and i would like to thank all of who are watching for the many messages of sympathy you've sent since last november to mrs. kennedy and her children. and for the prayers you have offered in their behalf, i hope all maryland democrats who voted for my brother in 60 will vote for senator brewster in this primary. the lesson should be that we should not hate but love one another. as the bible preaches, and that we should cast our vote and use our p

howard university. the second gentlemen, her husband, will attend. we don't know what she will say, she speaks at 4:00. we asked which president found the university of virginia, george washington, james madison, i don't know the answer. what is your guess? ashley: i am there with you, adams, number 2. stuart: lahren. lauren: it is thomas jefferson. stuart: charlie. >> thomas jefferson. we when i say george washington. we are out of time. it is david. neil: david: in monticello, it looks over the university, spectacular site. you have to go there. stuart: we got it. david: no-nonsense stuart. happening now on cavuto coast-to-coast markets soaring as trump defies the odds and cools off a win of historic proportions. bond yields surging as well. i am david asman, let's get to ceo and president dick grasso, you have so much history to bring into this conversation particularly with the markets but what do you make of donald trump's come back? >> first and foremost, great to be with you. semper fi. i think what the market is saying is it is a time of renewal for this great country of ours. piece around the world. economic stability and growth, energy independence, a leade

donor and hedge fund manager who invested money for george soros more than a decade, the pick for treasury secretary and billionaire investment bank ceo howardng me at the table, correspondent for bloomberg news, david gurria. tell me about this treasury pick. >> wall street likes him because he's one of their own. he's a known quantity on wall street. he worked for george soros, which would give more republicans pause than it seems to be. >> there is some dark corners of the internet fired up about it. >> but made a lot of money for george soros, started his own hedge fund after that, was successful, not extraordinarily so. this last year has been great for me as he bet on this broader trump trade and things have come to fruition. but he's seen as moderating figure and what is interesting about that, we have seen his evolution here over the course of the campaign, he was somebody who poured cold water on tariffs, punitive device. >> he understands -- >> as many on wall street do. yes. not a whole 180, but there is this very vicious fight among a lot of rich men to be the treasury secretary and he wrote this op-ed that doubled down support f

howard university. >> brian: hillary had to get a call from obama in order to concede. you have to concede you lost. i guess he didn't call this time. >> steve: i wonder if george clooney called. >> brian: right, is he good at that. >> ainsley: or julia roberts. >> steve: has anybody done a wellness check today on barack obama, on nancy pelosi, on george clooney, on oprah? because i got a feeling they are not feeling as good as our next guest, joining us right now on the heels of the very exciting night, trump 2024 national press secretary karoline leavitt. good morning few. >> good morning, guys. it's great to be with you today. >> steve: so take us inside the trump bubble last night. at what point did he realize he won? >> it is an incredibly surreal morning and it was incredible night for president trump and our team. when we saw the returns from georgia and north carolina, and just the trends across the country. president trump picking up historic gains with hispanic americans, black voters, turning out for president trump in numbers this nation has never seen before we felt very good very early in the night. all of our hard work, our ground game, and presi

howard university. the second gentlemen, her husband, will attend. we don't know what she will say, she speaks at 4:00. we asked which president found the university of virginia, georgees madison, i don't know the answer. what is your guess? ashley: i am there with you, adams, number 2. stuart: lahren. lauren: it is thomas jefferson. stuart: charlie. >> thomas jefferson. we when i say george washington. we are out of time. it is david.