i used to listen to glenn miller every night when my folks would let me stay up to 8:00. lie in front of the fireplace and take a nap and at 8:00 i would listen to glenn miller and then go to bed. >> his father was a strict task master, his mother, a free spirit. a hard-working kid, carter excelled at school. at age 18 he left plains to attend the u.s. naval academy. the first in his family to go to college. he married his hometown sweetheart. rose lin smith. they moved around the country with his navy deployments and raised three sons and a daughter. always looking to improve himself, he became a nuclear engineer. and excelled in his career. rosalyn was thrilled with their lives, but her husband feeling the pull of his hometown decided to return to take over the family peanut farm. >> when you were coming back to georgia when your dad was sick. how did ross lindh like your decision? >> we drove over 700 miles from schenectady, new york, to plains she never spoke to me on the way down she would tell one of our sons, jack, tell your father i need to stop at a restaurant an

i must think publicly my professional colleagues, paul nichols, glenn, jane reynolds, bryce rees, jackson miller. you all that help me help shepherd me through this process and the journey would not have been as manageable without you. i'll see what you think the bar association of basically blew up my phone this morning with words of encouragement and sustaining, company text messages i received this morning made the day a little bit brighter. mr. chairman,, center to find staff and members of the other 42 the rest of this hearing. it is my honor to be here. i promise to you the same promise i made to my home state senators and can i make to my mother and father took a promise to do my absolute best. the greatest phrase of ever received was my late father with his last words were to me son, i know you did your best. i pray that after my time has passed and others might also think this way. i think the committee. >> thank you. pamela barker, you may proceed. [inaudible] >> i would like to extend my sincere thanks and appreciation to both senator kaufman and senator brown for the very kind words

two against trump which is really what miller did anyway going after a man of words without taxes and so i might my theory glenn is this is that this whole thing was a sure rod from the beginning is to keep the focus away from these and in the f.b.i. and in the department of justice they they peddled a very different narrative here if the democrats come back and take over the house all of the g.o.p.'s investigations will be squashed shut down they'll disappear and as mark said they'll find new rabbit holes to dig into and so all of what we've seen preserve and teen months will just as if it didn't happen. i think that's been the main purpose they're going to really matter if they find anything at the end of the day which the apparently did don't have the simply having delegations there having the investigation. this is a been obstructing trump's foreign policy do you remember back from his campaign he especially was lashing out at everyone who was from his own party that opposition foreign leaders everyone was a target except russia because he seemed to very much like stephen and recognize that maybe this shoul