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nutrition programs, new school lunch and breakfast programs, new housing starts that kept people -- john donovany, he says that a million people were kept from becoming homeless. as you well know, we're talking about the worst recession since the great depression. we are talking about a financial catastrophe in this country. resources that really were directed to the most vulnerable folks, trying to make sure that they did not take a terrible brunt of the people who were losing 700,000 jobs a month -- there was an enormous effort that went on. i spent a lot of time around the indian health service and ran a lot of programs around indian country. there has been the biggest investment in first american's resources ever in any administration and they are some of the most for americans. so we pay attention to where we had huge gaps in our programs and trying to get resources under some of the poorest people in this country. there is a lot more to be done, but i think that the list of what has been accomplished, which should include the affordable cataract, having on the horizon an additional 34 mill

donovan's organization out of the private fund. ray hennessey good black intelligence unit run by a washington parliament named john franklin carter who did domestic espionage work. this was not overseen by congress. eventually part of donovan's budget expanded into hundreds of millions or more came from appropriated funds from congress but even then congress wasn't doing a lot of oversight on what he was doing overseas. he was free to operate on his own. >> i wonder if you could say something about the sources used for this book. for example are all the oss archives available? do you think they are complete? they using some of it may have been deleted at some point? >> the good news is all the oss documents have been declassified. the bad news is practically all the oss documents have been declassified because it runs in millions and millions of pages. and oss's own office and i went through that material, at the kremlin he had something on the order of 170,000 documents that were under his control which took me about a year to go through. his personal papers from his log and other sources, letters to his family are at the army mi

all right shawn yeah, we got another controversy, john beck lost a very close race, to rex gross man who became the starter. flash back a year ago, donovan mcnabb was the starter but with three games left he was yanked for grossman now, five games in, grossman's yanked for john beck and whenever you yanking quarterbacks it is not a good scenario for the head coach he started for the 8th time as a red skin sunday. proved to be his worst, matched career high with four interceptions against eagles finishing only 9 of 22 passes and a 23.7 qv rating, cue john beck who came in, first regular nfl game since december 30th, 2007 lead offence to its lone touchdown of the day, completed 8 of 15 passes, 79.0 quarterback rating so who will mike shanahan go with next week at the carolina panthers? >>> i have not made up my mind right now i have talked to our coaches but just get their opinions on play you go there game situations go back and look at all the games, look at who is going to be active who gives you the best chances to win, we constantly do that, that will never change. >> reporter: so mike shanahan saying he will tell us wednesday and say

john franklin carter who did domestic espionage work. this was not overseen by congress. eventually, part of donovan's funds as want budget expanded into the hundreds of millions and mar came from appropriated funds from congress, but even then, congress was not doing a lot of oversite on what he was doing overseaings. he was basically free to operate on his own. >> i wonder if you can say something about the sources you used for this book? for example, are all the oss archives available? where are they? do you think they are complete or do you think that some of them may have been deleted at some point? >> yeah. the good news is that all the oss documents have been declassified, practically all have been declassified. the bad news is that practically all the documents are classified because it runs in the millions and millions of pages. in donovan's own office at the kremlin, he had something on the order of 170 ,000 documents there under his control which took me about a year to go through. his personal papers from his law office and other sources are at the army military history institute in pennsy

john freeze, harry conklin, jeff rutledge -- . >> and real quick, one bonus question. of the 35 winningest quarterbacks of al time -- of all-time, one is for the redskins. you know who it is? >> i don't know. >> donovan mcnabb. >> very cool. >> he had so much fun with the question. >> thank you for the question. if you have a question that you want answered g to www.myfoxdc.com and click on the weather tab since dave ross is in the studio, i will let him know the cowboys the last 21 years have had 20 starting quarterbacks. right up there. >> wow. >>> and light go to julie wright. what is going? >> i love right now, unfortunately, guys. we're -- and tied up right now omitro's blue-yellow line and there is some single tracking because of the unscheduled work and expect delays on the blue- yellow line respectively from lafont plaza to pentagon city and to arlington cemetery. inbound on route 50 this morning from the beltway to bladensburg road, a 15-minute trip, the lanes there and reported on the road and highway, follow police direction to get by and in fredericksburg, northbound i-95 and route 3. two lanes are tied up and expect delays travelling northbound from route 1 and eastbound, 66 tide up here