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the fact that she could stay with him, ,ay gsa bill, is a testament to her strength. >> yes.have been very, you know, they were more forthcoming before she, he was a presidential candidate about the exchange the two of them were making in the relationship. he gave several interviews saying if i couldn't offer her money and security, what am i goodof for? and she hascu essentially, back then she would say the same thing, like this is an exchange. i think that over time talking to people who know them, you know, their bond and understanding of each other is different than any of these other relationships that i write about in my book, but it's more of an exchange. i think she, you know, by many accounts that she cares about him and believeou in him, you know. she wouldn't have supported him during the sort of birther conspiracy if she didn't to some degree share a lot of those instincts. she wouldn't have supported him through the "access hollywood" tape if she wasn't convinced in some degree that he was goaded into saying that. whether or not that's actually what happened is s

the gsa had fairly big building on 17th street and washington, which was where the transition office was based. and initially they two one for hillary and one for trump. but hillary turned out not to need hers. so the only populated one was trump's trump's. but how did it actually get the appointment i'm shortly after the election, i got a call from someone on the transition committee saying. could you go out to his golf club in new jersey on the friday of right after things giving they didn't say what it was about, but you could figure that he would have something to do with the new administration. and i had talked with the transition people earlier and said to them what i would like, and they were ask me what i would like to do. i said, if he doesn't give it to manoogian. i think he probably will because steve was his kind of chief fundraiser. so if they don't give treasury to manoogian, i would like treasury. if they do give manoogian treasury, i would like commerce. so that was as far as it had gotten so good out there and. the press mob scene outside the front door to his golf c

and there was a really small group of people that was handling this and working with the gsa on this . they were, the white house at the time, people had left. people were packing up. and it was still the pandemic going on. and it was such a really messy and sloppy move out. and, you know, people would say when they were down at mar-a- lago, they would be pushing boxes around and asking trump to go through stuff and he would say he would get around to stop and then he wouldn't. if you look back, if you just look at photos of trump's office at trump tower in new york, there are piles of magazines and papers. and when he was president, he would travel with boxes of papers and articles and magazines and stuff. so it wasn't unusual for him to, i think, just to be surrounded by stacks of papers and everything. but he did, you know, the people around him and trump himself would push this idea that he could just wave his hand and suddenly declassify all of this. and you hear the recording that cnn came out with during the interview for mark meadows' book where they are joking about the clas

they talk about things like her blood pressure, but also any medications that she may be taking gsa kingings like vitamin b12 vitamin d, which they find all those to be in the normal range. so this is a pretty standard letter. there are no particular concerns when you see a letter like this. again, coming from her doctor talking about her most recent physical exam the headline being that she is an excellent health and possesses a physical and mental resiliency. they say here, required to execute the duties of the presidency back our thanks to dr. sanjay gupta and we do want to highlight that that report says that harris has no history of a variety of things, including cancer in a few hours from now, former president donald trump will be holding a roundtable campaign event near las vegas in battleground. >> now and later tonight, he'll be holding a rare campaign rally in california, which of course is a deep-blue state that he lost by more than 5 million votes in the last presidential election on friday, he was in yet another blue state, colorado, where he doubled down on his dark rhetori

> the maps that we're seeing is based on the experts at fdd behnam ben taleblu, andrea striker, say gsa, many jud and mark dubowitz. and the ftd visual intelligence team what we've done is to analyze, first and foremost the military infrastructure that iran has in place which probably will be the first target of an israeli attack there are specific basis where the assessment is that most of the rockets, the 180 missiles that were fired his day here, zaccoli, they were fired from specific basis in iran towards israel. those are the iraq and he's for khan and imaam are hourly basis. and i think it's fair to assume that there will be some kind of issue with striking those firsts because three, those three because that is where they struck from. important to mention that the iranians do have air defenses and in any future scenario is what we'll want to take care of those air defenses in order to facilitate other attacks don't know the location detects one thing they don't. that you don't want to have happen is what happened to the iranians, right? a lot of things came through but they didn'

these fences were blown over from the winds just a short time ago, those wind gusts, we saw one gsa was about 74 miles per hour or so, and this cloth that had been up on these on these columns here before. this was whipping anderson in the wind. and now it's just on the ground. you can see that's that just shows you how much the winds have died down there actually gone. we've seen some emergency vehicles coming through already there. the water is pretty deep in the street near me, but some emergency vehicles are making their way around and those transformers continue to blow around us but we have seen some lights come on. there's a hotel not too far from us and we saw that is now lit up. so again, this is, this is the calm before things pick up again, anderson, as you know, it's not the time to come outside all right. >> randi. randi, thanks. i want to go to aaron jayjack yeah. a storm chaser who is in punta gorda aaron i appreciate you joining us. how are things there? i mean, everybody remembers, but to gorda hurricane charley, 2004, people thought was going to hit tampa. i think i wa