host: the harry s truman carrier strike group is deployed in maritime operations. rear admiral brett --, carrier strike group commander spoke to former defense news editor fog vagoanian -- news editor meradian. what is not different than it has been over the last few years. are regionals security, maritime security, and the free and open transitive goods, the depends on stability in this region and that is what we remain here to support. as far as iranian behavior, following the recent agreement, i haven't seen any change. we interact frequently. most of them tend to be that way. there are some that aren't today. appreciableseen any ahead of your change. as far as any differences in our interactions in the gulf, we were here. good answer of what it was like before we arrived. i think we have made a pretty seamless transition from theater roosevelt's part or and harry s truman's arrival. in the interim that is something that should have been referred all of that. since we have been here the operations are just as i remember them. as the number of strikes harry s tru

eradicated and i don't know that we achieve that on this deployment. >> reporter: here at the uss harry s. trumans what's known as a. [ inaudible ] it makes your teeth rattle. >> brooke is joining us live safe and sound in new york. the uss harry truman home to one of about 6,000 u.s. sailors and marines. tell us more about this deployment, this mission. what it's like for them. >> reporter: it is extraordinary. i mean, it was personal to me because the u.s. navy was kind enough to extend an invitation as the xo. the executive officer of the ussanzio. they had two days of extraordinary and rare access to the harry s. truman. men and women. deployments supposed to be seven months. they think it's about month five. deployed after paris and i just wanted the opportunity. we talk about the war on terror and the primary hearing these candidates and let me tell you, these men and women. average age 27. thousands of miles away in the middle of the persianulf there. paying very close attention and especially when it comes to qualifications for the next commander in chief, they want leadership. and if som

roosevelt, harry s. trumane the 32nd president of the united states. >> franklin delano roosevelt was the great giant who had dominated politics for 12 years, through the depression, through the second world war, and so truman looks like a little pygmy compared to fdr. >> especially when he opens his mouth. >> we are depending upon each and every one of you. >> he had a terrible speaking style. >> the cause which claimed roosevelt also claims us. >> he had trouble looking down, focusing, picking up the right spot. and he was just generally not good at reading. >> he never faltered. nor will we. >> and he had a habit of chopping the air with his hands, like this. >> peace, my friends, is the goal of my public life. i'd rather have a lasting peace -- >> he looked very robotic and very stiff. >> truman, missouri farmboy turned missouri senator, was a member of roosevelt's administration for just 82 days. the president and the vice president only met twice. >> roosevelt didn't tell my grandfather much of anything.

she is the senior female aviator on the "uss harry s. trumanjets ready to strike isis. this right here is a bomb. it's not live. until just before the f-18 takes off and oftentimes the pilots don't know the specific isis target is until they're already in the air. batten flies an e-2, protecting those jets. her aircraft one of the most essentially for carrier operations. acts like air traffic control in the skies above iraq. for those pilots who are getting the coordinates to drop the bomb, how serious do they take their job? >> we do meticulous planning every day for whatever mission this we're performing and i know they don't take the responsibility lightly. >> reporter: orchestrating, coordinating terrorist attacks in the west, is that discouraging given everything happening out here in the gulf? >> yeah. i would say it's disappointing. it is disappointing that we have human beings that would do that to other human beings. on the other hand, motivating and is assuring that the mission that we're on is very righteous. >> reporter: what does u

"harry s. truman." brooke baldwin has been given rare, exclusive access.k you for having me on your show. this is amazing. i am still walking away thinking was i really in the persian gulf on this aircraft carrier? yes, the answer is yes. and thank you so much to the u.s. navy for offering me this extraordinary exclusive rare look at essentially a carrier strike group 8. 6600 men and women, average age 27. when we talk about our next commander in chief what about talking to the people who are fighting for us overseas? >> reporter: this is the u.s. navy's front line of the war on terror in the persian gulf. lieutenant commander kate batten deployed two weeks after the paris terror attacks and her resolve only deepened after the recent bloodshed in brussels. >> that is exactly why we're out here. if anything, it gives us that much more purpose and resolve to ensure that we're doing things the right way and that we leave this region better than we found it. >> reporter: when you put on your flight gear, what does that feel like? >> it's interesting because it

the first day of the battle, he is attacking in support of the unit to the far right, which was harry s. truman. he was a battle commander and the artillery unit of the 35th division. patton, of course, they are fighting an area near chesne. that is toward the front. patton is out of the battle for the remainder of the war after he is shot and wounded. in the middle of course is douglas macarthur, who ends up becoming a brigadier general in the 42nd rainbow division, quite a character. longtime service, west point graduate. he was also the highest decorated officer in the first world war, eventually winning seven silver stars and the gold cross. the battle commences. through liggett's leadership, the americans are able to overwhelm the germans, break through their lines, break through the wire, get around these machine-gun nests, which are devastating the american troops, and because the germans recognize that the battle is not going well, by the third week, about three quarters of the way into the battle, there are more than one million americans fighting along with about 300,000 french. there

yahoo, for two days, was in iraq two days, traveled throughout the persian gulf, landed on the harry s truman carrier and visited with a new york crew and you couldn't have a more vivid contrast between bernie sanders and hillary clinton. bernie sanders said when the rockets fly from terrorist organizations against innocent israelis he will be an impartial mediator. hillary clinton said she would stand by israel, one of the major reasons i am working so hard on her behalf. liz: thank you so much, and extremely busy day for you, we appreciate you being here. congressman steve israel, democrat of new york, coming up we will look at the other half of the constituent in the empire state, republican new york congressman joining us live at the bottom of the hour. you need to see that interview and watch what we are looking at now. a lot of green on the screen with closing bell 40 minutes away. goldman sachs leading the charge on the tao 30, despite the fact earnings and profits came down for the fourth straight quarter. goldman sachs jumping $3.33, no tylenol leader today, johnson & johnson hitting

not often -- that is what happened in the administration of harry s truman in the second year of the korean war when he ordered the federal government to seize the major steel mills. actionality of that debated with intense feeling, was finally resolved by the united states supreme court. this is the story of its ruling. the story of a president's power the limits that congress and the courts can place on it. the critical question is ity.mately is constitutional that is a tremendous conflict which is important. what makes it historic, it is about structure. most of the other wonderful cases you are covering are about rights. is, it gives us a language to talk about structure. it is important that there was never a declaration of war. why is that significant? congressst time declared a war. what we have in this case is the national security council comes forward and recommends calls for military action. famously, truman called this a war, -- not a war, but a police action. one of the tricky things here with president truman, he is backed into a corner. the more he talks about this bei

>> we're the air missile defense commander for harry s. truman strike group.end. pretty much always with her and here to protect her and we're here to support our oir mission so whether you're sonar technician or ship storekeeper or yoman making sure the paper work is on point so the xo doesn't get mad at us, we all have a role in accomplishing that overall mission. and we are here to protect not only our american freedoms but, you know, the morals that we hold as a humanity, you know, worldwide. >> what is a bad day look like? >> i'm a ship serviceman so right now i do like vending machines and barber and stuff like that so if i don't fill the machines and help people when they have bad days, kind of improve ship morale, that i feel like myself i kind of my worst critic because i know i can do better. >> how hold are you? >> 27. >> you see your buddy back home complaining because he got out of his 9:00 to 5:00 20 missed late, can't get to movie on time. what is your first thought? >> i like to think of i chose this life style. i take pride in what i do and th

because do you remember the characters he called himself harry s. truman?here was this old guy that sounded just like bobby knight there. he dropped the big one. and it feels like old man knight telling tales. let me tell you about the good old days. >> so today is friday. let's fast forward to next wednesday, five days from now. we're talking this time on wednesday morning. what story are we telling? has donald trump won? has he won big and what does it mean for the rest of the race? >> i think if indiana is going to go the way i think it's going to end up going, we're going to be talking about clinton versus trump. what can trump do to fix his issues with women. on one hand, i give cruz credit. they are throwing everything at the wall. let's try an alliance. that didn't work. let's try a running mate. let's see. maybe they have something else they can pull out of their hat this weekend. they are putting it all out there. which means if they don't win indiana, it's over. they have no plan b after indiana if they lose it. a the this point, we'll see what th

i had taken a couple of flights to get to the uss harry s truman, positioned in the middle of the persian. i said to them, how closely are you following the u.s. presidential election? answer, very closely. here they were. >> given what is happening out here in this important mission that you're involved in, why do you think this election is so important? >> one, few things that they have direct control over is the military. you've got to look at it and who will take the best care of the people. whether they have the knowledge to do it themselves or the knowledge to pick someone who can give them the best advice, democratic or republican, whoever it is, doesn't matter who it is coming from, find the best advice and to listen to it. >> i know you all as active members, you know, you can't comment on any candidate specifically, so i won't ask about a potential president clinton or potential president trump. what is the most important quality in a commander in chief? >> being a leader. so we are leaders, each and every single one of us out here everyday. so the president, you're leading our

i don't know that we achieve that on this deployment. >> here on uss harry s. trumanwhen you feel the afterburn, let me tell you, it makes your teeth rattle. >> that is incredible, brooke. >> i mean, it was -- >> what an incredible assignment. >> my 17th year in journalism, the most important to me. my grandfather was in the navy for 43 years. it meant a lot to me, personally. but to be out there, i walked away with such a profound appreciation. to be -- they're all color coded and to see the guys in the red shirts rolling the ordinances to the f-18s, watching them take off, knowing they were headed over iraq and syria, it was phenomenal. that's just the beginning of a three-part series. >> oh, wow. are you kidding? >> thank you for -- >> are yto remind people you ha floating city of americans rifbing their lives every day. >> resolve. that word sticks with you. >> more on my show today at 2:00 eastern. >>> a lot of news. that was an important look for you. but we've got the headlines, and deeper. so, let's get to it. >> it's a rigged election. >> i find it to be rhet

s anzio, guided missile cruiser, lead defender of the uss harry s truman, for commander bobby jones.ter to get to your office. >> which is pretty cool, right. >> it recently air detailing our special friendship. >> this was the first terrorist attack from isis -- my reporting on a world at war, and his fight anything one, the u.s. navy granted me rare and exclusive access. and i was honored to climb aboard. >> all right, so this is -- >> is this your room. >> my stateroom. i live, work, counsel. >> what do you have over there? >> i have pictures of important people, so yeah, you're there. >> you're stuck staring at me next to your sweet family. >> it's more like you're staring at me, and me being out here separated from my family, ensures the safety of millions back home, then it's worth it. >> if called upon, the uss anzio has cable of hitting targets in iraq and syria, some 1,000 miles away. along these clos ttrophibic, th relax together too. what do you do in your down time? >> video games, exercise. >> what do you wish that you had, keep it clean? >> wi-fi. >> wi-fi? >> yeah, wi-

anyway they had a rally and bobby knight interrupt donald trump and says this remind me of harry truman in the mid 40's to drop 2a bombs, on the japanese and if there is any guy that would push the button, it is donald trump. he was so stunned he didn't even respond like my goodness, what did he just say. >> ring the door bell, will you. >> donald trump not responding. >> maybe donald trump will respond on "fox news" sunday but why doesn't he just respond on good day philadelphia what? >> it is donald trump. >> welcome to "good day philadelphia". >> good morning, guys, great to be here. my mouth is wide opened, what is happening. happy anniversary by the way, bobby knight and i we're very good friend. i have known him for about 15 or 20 minutes. i love the man. if i did drop a bomb, by the way, i just dropped a bomb in the green room to be honest with you. >> we can smell it. >> it would be huging. >> bobby knight and i we will go to indiana. we will build a wall around indiana and get the indian to pay for it, okay. >> indiana or indians. >> you said indians. >> exactly. >> stay with us, mike, okay. >