the marine corps has an easier time because it is smaller. what are some of the ways we can get more out of the force we have? one idea is to start incorporating asymmetric commercial technologies that are probably faster to acquire than traditional military systems. are we looking at the ability to recompose forces into more creative ways? what are the ways we can take the force we have and better employ it? >> let me start with the premise of your question. the marine corps has advantage and agility. the army and navy are slower to change. you don't get to use that excuse with china. when china invades and our army is not ready, well, that's not fair. that's not ridiculous. if the army is too big, maybe we need to cut it. if the navy is too slow, we need change. these are not acceptable excuses. so, regardless of what the particular system is commodious got to make sure that all of our services are modernizing quickly enough to meet the threat. the army and the navy are not. i would argue that the marine corps is not moving fast enough, but

today is marine corps day, one of the main strike forces of the army. the commander-in-chief of the navy, admiral nikolai, congratulated the marines and veterans, noted the creation of the regiments is inextricably linked with the name of peter i shows heroism skill and unbending fortitude, hundreds of marines were awarded orders and medals, and 155 pacific fleet brigade were awarded the name guards, it was she who took control of the village of pavlovka with fighters. combat work is already underway on the outskirts of the village, pavlovka, and in the south-donetsk direction, fire is being fired at the positions of the armed forces, which they have built in the vicinity of this settlement. mutual assistance in battle is one of the main distinguishing features of the marines of the pacific fleet a few seconds in place of an empty magazine, a fully loaded one stands up . the enemy is knocked out of the pavlovka of the marines. now we have to examine every house. here in this building they find several large-caliber mines ready for use at once. marines, 1

we're celebrating 247 years of the marine corps so happy birthday, marines here in the u.s.d the world. >> people -- my dad was in the army, and he had nine so-called hot landings in the pacific. and he told me, he said never forget, the marines were always there before us. that is the reputation of the marine corps, isn't it >> they're the 911 force of our nation and when the president calls, they're there to serve >> now, when the president called you came to serve you have business experience so i wanted to ask you, we don't get enough veterans working where we are what should we all do about this it's a real issue. >> sure. well, don't try to recruit active duty navy and marines i think after they transition out of the military i think it's a logical place for them to come for the leadership skills that you pick up in the navy and the marine corps are essential to society in so many different ways, and it's so different to wall street. they build skill sets, both subject matter expertise and the fundamental leadership skills that they have are essential to wall street. >

november 27 marine corps day is the boundary of it we are doing. there is a specific purpose. are doing it the marines have always been precisely the elite marines of the pacific fleet, real men and heroes for the mass heroism shown by the personnel of the brigade. the honorary title of the guards was awarded and what is the law of military tanning, the fragments hit yes, withstood at extremely low altitude, this is how su-25 attack aircraft work in low cloud conditions. and this does not prevent them from hitting enemy targets. this time, the pilots attacked the camouflaged apu command post. likewise, beat the enemy and crews of mi-35 multi-purpose helicopters during the attack, front-line aviation pilots are driving cars just a few meters from the ground, at a speed of over 200 km / h. the mi-35 is practically invulnerable, especially if it is flown by well-trained pilots. the other day, a tornado once again hit the enemy positions. these 300mm lamp- post-sized projectiles can hit targets up to 90 km away, and thanks to unmanned reconnaissance data with pinpoint accuracy fir

and you see some services like the marine corps, and i think the air force as well, really leading theernization effort. you see other services like the navy and the army, really dragging their feet and not moving quickly enough. and this is something-- i don't think any of the services are moving quickly enough. congressman gallagher and i wrote an op-ed both as marine veterans in congress and the push for getting rid of tanks and artillery getting rode for rockets and missiles, drones, things like that this will make the frontline infantry platoon more effective and lthal than it is today. while we look at the come commandant, he's not moving fast enough. china is moving faster than we are. in some respects, when we look back, russia was modernizing more quickly, hasn't been as effective, but the point is that our adversaries are moving quickly and we've got to catch up. >> if your task force report you talk about the new operational experimentation and emphasis on battle networks. when we look at ukraine, one of the things is we see, there is not just that there is low cost drones t

marine corps, phenomenal experience for every young man and woman who wants to surface country. the problems with politicized issue, i believe it is a productive agenda for programs to control valves, it squarely focused on were fighting and rebuilding excellence comes to matter of were fighting, i think the american people was of what the change. the other thing is my mind, all of this comes down to basic level country. how do you convince him men and women to fight and die for our country and term parts of the country we teach them a neocolonial way that mustt constantly apologize passed since be afraid, we need confidence our values are superior to the values, if the term is even the right one the chinese communist party is putting out the and i believe we faced existential threat from the chinese communist party so we will need everybody. those you serve and go to the private sector, we need everybody to get on team america because we are not destined necessarily to win. we have to work hard not only to prevent world war iii but when long-term composition to don'tba lose fai

in russia, the day of the marine corps turns 317 years old, it was created by peter i, who established regiments of naval soldiers today, the marines are an excellently mobile, trained force equipped with the most modern weapons. they successfully perform combat missions during a special operation in ukraine, showing courage and unbending fortitude, reportage. valentina solovyova soldier. you will come home, i know it. by the same the path that led you to the war. you will return to the already expensive world, bringing victory with you. e. two intelligence handwriting with such warm words diligently and on the right, i am incredibly worried about you from the very beginning of the military operation. we are waiting for you and we are proud of the people, you are our heroes, these letters to the marines of the black sea fleet were sent by students of the russian school at our embassy in washington, the soldiers read them aloud, while artillery rumbles against the background. we are now in the direction of kherson. this is the left bank. not about here are the opposition of the marines

represents the seniority and experience in the history of the marine corps pass it on to newest marinefuture. >> brian: art, i have a question for you, how has being in the marines paid off your entire life? how has it felt your entire life basically being a marine? >> well, it's like being brought up by good parents. you keep your word. this morning i was told to be here at a specific time i was here at that time. not because there was going to be a general here. not because it was going to be a general here but because this is important to me. >> it is important. and this is the one time a year when the marines can start the day with cake. so we're -- and we have a special presentation. guys, thank you very much for joining us live. >> thank you very much. >> thank you for your service and protecting our country. >> steve: all right. we're going to step aside and be right back. watch what is happening right over there. . along with clearer skin, skyrizi helps with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue in just four doses a year after two starter doses. serious allergic rea

marine corps including two deployments to iraq. he served as the central command assessment team in the middle east and has worked with multiple agencies within the intelligence agency. congressman gallagher serves on the permanent select committee of intelligence and the transportation and infrastructure committee from 2019-2021. he served as cochair of the cyberspace commission with strategic approaches to defense against evolving cyber threats to the united states. one logistical note, after congressman gallagher's remarks, we will have a conversation with the editor of the index and her executive vice president and you will of course have opportunities to ask questions. please join me in welcoming congressman gallagher. [applause] congress and gallagher: thank you kevin, -- congressman gallagher: thank you for inviting me here today, congratulations on the publication of the 2023 military strength which is an incredible accomplishment. you should be very proud. although, i have to say that i don't know what was more depressing.

this is how it already works, distinguished in battles, 155, a separate brigade, the marine corps ofrmed the building, the coordinated work of the unit is all in accuracy with the precepts of the great suvorov and his science to win, each warrior must understand his maneuver. during training, we have already begun to understand each other quite well. in principle, the unit worked well, it was the unit of the 155th brigade of the marine corps and hoisted the russian tricolor, which should be freed from the pavlovka, victory will be ours. we will win this under any circumstances. no one can do anything with this in such conditions, kiev can count on. except for a large-scale provocation after a long lull, the apu again undertook to shell the zaporozhye nuclear power plant. here are the footage of arrivals directly to the territory of the nuclear facility. it turned out to be completely disconnected from external power supply , two backup diesel generators were damaged. there was a real threat of a nuclear incident. at the same time, the director said that he could not determine who exa

for the third time in the last week, who told how they were treated by neo-nazis. the day of the marine corps, as it is met by the legendary black berets in the zone . the last stage of russia ends ukrainian nationalists fired 30 shells and mines of nato caliber in the donetsk people's republic in an hour and a half, most strikes fell under the donetsk, kiev, kuibyshev and kirov districts, destruction and no casualties have yet been reported, such heavy weapons were fought, it is also yasinovaty novoselovka and kashtanovaya in just a day from massive shelling of nationalists in the dpr , two civilians were killed and a few more were injured. in the near future, moscow is waiting for a military transport plane, on which nine more russian servicemen, who called them out of ukrainian captivity, told the ministry of defense about their release on the eve of this a week from ukrainian captivity, fighters were called for another 85 of our guys, they will undergo treatment in the capital and they will be provided with all the necessary rehabilitation , including psychological assistance, when they r

retired united states marine corps sergeant major johnny baker, national commandant and ceo marine corps retired united states army chaplain brigadier general robert pleskowsky. retired united states marine corps corporal charles brown, national president, paralyzed veterans of america. mr. donald marks, national adjutant, legion of valor of the united states. retired united states army lieutenant colonel michael a o akden, commander-in-chief, military order of the world wars. retired united states chief petty officer deborah elchick, national president, the retired and listed association. mr. brian packer, dz agent and medal of honor recipient, congressional medal of honor society of the united states. mr. joe parsetic,, national commander disabled veteran association. jim o'brien, executive president , military officer association of america. commander christie purdy, chair, board of directors, commissioned officers association of the u.s. public health service. retired united states air force chief master sergeant gary wright, international president, air force sergeant association. m

retired united states marine corps sergeant major johnny baker, national, dante and ceo marine corps retired united states army chaplain brigadier general robert plus cow ski, national president, military chaplain association of the united states of america. retired united states marine corps corporal charles brown, national president, paralyzed veterans of america. mr. donald marx, national aji sin, leader a valor of the united states. retired lieutenant colonel michael a okun, md. commander-in-chief, military order of the world war. retired united states navy chief petty officer deborah l shake, national president. the retired and listed. mr. brian fackler, d.c. agent and metal of honor recipient, congressional matter of honor society of the united states. mr. joe parr said as, national commander, disabled american veterans. retired air force colonel jim o'brien, executive vice president and chief operating officer, military officers association of america. commander kristi purdy, chair, board of directors, commissioned officers association of the u.s. public health service. retire

and then there's the marine corps.th the liberation of mariupol and when land entered berdyansk to my native zaporozhye region. yes, without almost a single shot, they were politely and calmly waiting for them from the sea. they came and met and said. hello we are here after that. and those who were under the blue-yellow flag, they themselves removed it, they said there were no questions. if you're passing through here, it's about the courtesy that cities take. well, probably in the face. well, as it were, not in vain, uh, the guys still have the main slogan, where are we winning there? yes, indeed, in mariupol and berdyansk in many other directions, where the marine corps appears, everything turns out. well , perhaps for each of us this is some kind of vivid image or not. certification there is such an alexander danilov. in the person of sasha, i want to congratulate all the uh, all, uh, marines. this is the guard. the captain , the commander of a marine corps company, he, in one battle, was seriously wounded twice, h

flag is hoisted on the center of the pavlovka just on the eve of the professional holiday of the marine corps which this year fell on the time of real hostilities. her mood is great. they perform their task. but as you can see, the installation frames, it remains to build up a little more. strength and complete the task. do not even doubt the marine unit that was withdrawn from the front line for replenishment of ammunition and a short rest based on a military training ground, the training base is located very close to the line of contact , the marines of the pacific fleet work out here everything that will come in handy later in a real battle. they train in a low-rise driveway, the cartridges are not blank, but live, just like grenades. that is why each stage of interaction is worked out with special care; there should be no mistakes. the junior sergeant with the call sign chechen tells us about the enemy we have to deal with, if the mercenaries do not deny this, they are also prepared, like all of us, and there are ukrainians and everyone else. well, ordinary people there are prepared, i th

i enjoyed the marine corps and everything. the issue i have now with the veteran administration is that when i came back to serve out my last year at camp lejeune, i had prostate cancer at an early age where i should not have had it stop nobody in my family had that and i found out it was the water. it was contaminated at camp lejeune. they came up with some presumptive things that the camp lejeune water calls -- caused an prostate cancer was none on the list. most of the guys i know had prostate cancer at an early age. i think the v.a. is not owning up to that situation. host: what have you done about it? can you file a lawsuit? what actions are you taking? caller: my first action and i nearly applied for and was turned down. eventually i had to join this lawsuit thing that they got out now for camp lejeune deals. host: how was i going? i have heard the commercials. caller: i have not heard anything for the veterans or whatever. host: have you had to pay any money towards this effort? caller: no. most of the lawyers that you

happy marine corps birthday to my husband and the marine corps -- >> we're going to celebrate veteransit later in the show. we have the guard. we have the -- we have the cam mow. it's going to be fantastic. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for coming on. a rare november storm system moving across florida tonight. an update on tropical depression nicole's path. very important. that's next. >> hurricane nicole is now a tropical depression but it continues to drench much of the southeastern united states. before it was downgraded, it toppled several homes in the atlantic ocean and now threatening buildings in places where the sea walls got washed away by hurricane ian just weeks ago. the senior correspondent is in atlantic, florida tonight. >> category one hurricane nicole howled through the fl coastline after midnight causing significant damage like this erosion up and down the state's beaches. it made land fall between vero beach and ft. pierce. this is the first november hurricane in nearly 40 years. that's how rare these are. anywhere between and le inches of rain poured on florida

grenade a training ground not far from the front line, soldiers and a new replenishment of the marine corps of the pacific fleet are practicing the so-called combat coordination, when the entire assault group acts together precisely from this coherence, the instructors say, depends on the outcome of a real battle. now there is a training storm of the building, but the formed assault groups are practicing combat skills that will definitely come in handy in the future in reality. everything will be different, of course. they say those who have recently been in heavy battles. he stormed pavlovka on the steps to the coal under the fire of ukrainian artillery, absolutely all nato weapons came across polish, polish there. well, it’s understandable, these american weapons are theirs, when the marines recaptured the house for home street by street, discovering. these are the arsenals, signed shells, thrown into the air and throwing grenades into the cellars. we leave the grenade thrown by the enemy, you can be in any centimeter. in general, at home, and therefore it is difficult to do all this . th

today is marine corps day one of the main strike forces of the army. commander-in-chief of the navy admiral nikolai imenov. he congratulated the marines and veterans noted the creation of regiments. uh, inextricably linked with the name of peter i , the marines have always been distinguished by high, proficiency, professionalism and selfless devotion to the motherland. military operation show heroism, high skill and unbending fortitude, hundreds of marines were awarded orders and medals, and 155 pacific fleet brigade were awarded the name guards, it was she who took control, the village of pavlovka with the fighters talked to the fighters alexei baranov combat work is already underway on the outskirts of the village, pavlovka that in the south-donetsk direction, fire is being fired at the positions of the armed forces that they have built in the vicinity of this settlement . mutual assistance in battle is one of the main distinguishing features of the marines the pacific fleet takes a few seconds to replace the empty store with a fully loaded one. the e

units of the combined marine corps train here. they came here as volunteers.ved on one of the ships of these ocean fleet. now he is preparing to be sent to the zone, practicing his skills strelka has begun the second week of intensive training. before that, you held in your hands. for this, it was extremely rare to have it in hand, since it was a profession. 300 on ships now this happens daily. let's say the day i feel more and more confident yourself at the landfill. fighters in the amur region. they learn to hit enemy armored vehicles with the help of anti-tank systems. the competition is anti-tank, radio-controlled missiles. the flight range of this missile is up to 3 km, after hitting such an anti-tank guided missile , it is difficult to immediately determine which equipment served as a target. and these are the reservists, for whom the initial training has already been completed, some have completed the practice of shooting from various types of military weapons and tactical training, others. passed tests for driving armored vehicles were exterminated fro

russian flag on the center of the pavlovka, they are hoisting just on the eve of the day of the marine corps, a professional holiday, which this year fell on the time of real hostilities. all and complete the task. do not even doubt the unit of the marines, who were taken from the front line to replenish ammunition and take a short rest, are based at a military training ground, the training base is located very close to the line of contact marines of the pacific fleet work out everything here that will later come in handy in a real battle. the cartridges are rummaged in a low-rise driveway, not blank, but live , just like grenades. that is why each stage of interaction is worked out with special care . there should be no mistakes. a machine gunner with a call sign vector talks about the battles in the south donetsk direction on the outskirts of pavlovka in the forest belt. just difficult. it came out of it the enemy's point to suppress it, well, we went into the forest lane captured fortified areas. the enemy entrenched, but later repulsed enemy attacks. the junior sergeant with the call sig

marine corps.ost highly decorated combat veterans serving since the vietnam war. and ray, 11 years in the marine corps and highly decorated as well. you could have finished your service and moved on. why is it so important to you, ray, to continue to honor those that are still missing? >> yeah, great question. you know, we were fortunate to go to war and be a part of the marine corps. we got to bring up a lot of our killed in action back home and to do the same justice to the -- our service members from the past. it really honors them to live up to the creed of bringing everybody home. >> martha: well, it's beautiful work that the three of you are doing. we're grateful for the service that all three of you have given to our country and the continuing service that you're giving to those who never made it home and you are finding ways to bring them home. history flight is extraordinary. i encourage you to google it, to watch the videos of the returns of these remains. you'll be moved beyond belief. i

you have racist people in the marine corps. you have good people in the marine corps.hat marine corps officer opened the door for the insurrectionists. it is a mixed bag. host: nelson, let's talk to tj in vero beach, florida on the republican line. caller: i am a republican and i would like to say, yes, i do think it's important. i think they get well prepared by being in the service. also, i would like to say something else. i am a republican and i feel about the election deniers and everything, i feel that is very wrong. host: all right. let's go to -- it looks like our military line is working. former military in dallas, texas? caller: how do you do? what is going on with perjury in the state of texas? why aren't republicans willing to overpower perjury? republicans are so conservative, how come they are not speaking out about james madison's law, the first article in the constitution? host: what do you think, jesse? caller: republicans are so conservative, i don't understand why they don't put an end to perjury in the state of texas. it is very overwhelming and con

especially on the eve of marine corps day, say hello to my family, my dear, my beloved, wife.h, sisters, mom, dad, you, everyone, hello. i'm fine. i'm alive and well. i would like to say hello, dear, aldan region of yakutia, tommot city. hi all. we go to the end victory, behind us here, as if everyone understands it is not very unsafe, so everyone who knows. hello everyone , mikhail chernov, the valerian people's republic of the times, found out that the active hostilities of the ukrainian army became problems for the pentagon that no one foresaw, as reported journalists, citing the american and ukrainian , about a third of the strange artillery pieces delivered by western countries are constantly under repair due to regular shooting, the barrels wear out and the so-called part of the guns that is called before the barrel is damaged as a result. it is almost impossible to repair fire in the field, so the pentagon organized a repair base on the territory of poland. but the delivery of artillery back and forth takes time to the battlefield. whether the western allies of ukraine

the marine corps has an easier time to be more agile in smaller. what are some of the ways we can get more out of the forest we have it seems one idea is we need to start incorporating the base metric commercial technologies that are faster to acquire than traditional military systems. what are the ways we can take the force we have and better employee it? >> let me start with the premise of your question that they have the agility and they are slower to change. you don't get to use that excuse for china. if the army is too big maybe we need to cut it down. maybe we need to better leaders of the navy and this is not acceptable regardless of what the particular system is, we've got to make sure that all of our services are modernizing quickly enough to meet the threat. the army and the navy are not. they are moving a lot faster than the army and the navy. that is the first one that is critical to make. we used to talk about how china has a million man army that's actually kind of a handicap because they have so many that are poorly trained and it ta

you have racist people in the marine corps. you have good people in the marine corps.hat marine corps officer opened the door for the insurrectionists. it is a mixed bag. host: nelson, let's talk to tj in vero beach, florida on the republican line. caller: i am a republican and i would like to say, yes, i do think it's important. i think they get well prepared by being in the service. also, i would like to say something else. i am a republican and i feel about the election deniers and everything, i feel that is very wrong. host: all right. let's go to -- it looks like our military line is working. former military in dallas, texas? caller: how do you do? what is going on with perjury in the state of texas? why aren't republicans willing to overpower perjury? republicans are so conservative, how come they are not speaking out about james madison's law, the first article in the constitution? host: what do you think, jesse? caller: republicans are so conservative, i don't understand why they don't put an end to perjury in the state of texas. it is very overwhelming and con

marine corps. their story of sacrifice hidden no more. here's abc's t.j.ndfather, private maurice burns, very handsome gentleman. >> reporter: mallory berger always knew her late grandfather was a u.s. veteran, but it wasn't until last year she learned about his historic legacy. >> something led me to believe, you know what i think papa was a monford pointer. >> reporter: the ponford point marines, the country's first black marines. until 1942, black men were not allowed to join the corps. >> they were the best and the brightest and the toughest, and i said, that's me. >> reporter: an estimated 20,000 strong. but the u.s. military failed to keep records for all but 2,000 of them. that's 18,000 pioneering american heroes nearly forgotten. until now. >> i used to be offended when i would read about the tuskegee airmen and the buffalo soldiers. i said, they're all recognized, i don't see no black marines. that used to bother me. >> reporter: berger and many others are on a mission to find the remaining living monford point marines and the families of the dece

he was a us marine corps helicopter pilot. he was a swim coach, a rancher. he worked for the american red cross. more pertinent to our events today. he was a horseback yellowstone guide in yellowstone. yellowstone national park. that was one of his first jobs. but i know you didn't come here to hear me. you came here to hear the man. and that's why i'm going to give you bob. richard. thank you all for coming. oh, what a treat for me to share with you and trying to put yellowstone park 150 years in 45 minutes is really tough. and i looked at lots of ned frost photographs, ifj, hayden's photographs. jack, richard, fred richard photographs some of my own and i have mixed in my love of yellowstone. my i call it my backyard granddad would let me drive the pick up at the age of ten to yellowstone as long as i remember it. all the streams, all the mountains and all the rock formation. and if i missed one, then he lit up a big black cigar and it was a jaguar. and i had to sit between he and my grandmother when we went to yellowstone. so i learned quickly. i didn't k

the assault group of the marine corps of the pacific fleet performs special tasks in the zone of thenorth-east administrative district; these fighters are always where the most difficult ones are extremely difficult. alexey baranov, together with the pacific fleet marine corps assault group, also has a dog on the armor who helps the front line. you don’t immediately notice the call sign of a bandit, a full-fledged participant in all the operations that the marines carry out; video evidence abounds here. he is still without specially sewn, for him kevlar unloading, acting as a kind of body armor and without ski goggles. he rides an infantry fighting vehicle on armored vehicles, he loves armor so that his eyes do not get sand, because sometimes the route goes through the fields. the first time he got hit. i noticed that he was already hiding his face, as if, but i want to see him. well, with such interest, what in front gave him his glasses, where he got used to them the call sign of the owner decided to take his dog on a business trip to the zone of a special military operation tells

department of the navy has taken in response to the reported such a misconduct involving navy and marine corps junior reserve officer training corps instructors, jrotc. i i want to convey on behalf of the secretary in the senior department of the navy civilian and military leadership that we take every instance of alleged sexual misconduct very seriously and are taking immediate action to improve the jrotc program to do everything within our power to avoid any future instructor misconduct. across the nation the navy and marine corps partners with more than 800 jrotc host schools with roughly 100,000 participating students. jrotc teaches life skills at colleges and employers highly value but they're typically not taught in high school curriculum. through the jrotc curriculum instructors help cultivate skills to position suits better for success inside and outside the classroom. our youth need positive leaders, mentors, teachers and role models to help prepare them to make good decisions in life and become productive citizens of our nation. jrotc instructors often trusted adults and mentors in t

to reestablish tortoises in the wild and include programs like this head-start facility on the marine corps base in 29 palms, california. brian henen: the head-start facility is part of our overall program to manage and protect the tortoises that we have here at the marine corps base in 29 palms. the general concept is we protect the eggs and the hatchlings until they grow enough until we can put them back in the wild. and at that time, they're large enough and their shell is hard enough where most predators, especially the ravens, cannot prey upon them. we monitor their reproductive status, and if they have eggs, then we bring them into the facility and allow them to nest in the facility. our facility's actually in the middle of their habit. so there are natural conditions where they can lay their eggs and they can move around in their habitat at their own free will. we just bring them in temporarily so that they can lay their eggs and then they can move on. nartor: the project includes two captive females, thelma and louise. they enjoy some perks the other tortoises don't. brian henen: be

national commandant and ceo of marine corps league.d states army chaplain, brigadier general robert futsal's key, national president military chapels association of the united states of america. retired -- corporal charles brown, national president of caroline veterans of america. mr. donald mark, national adjutant, legion of valor of the united states. retired united states army lt. col., michael a okun's. mc. commander-in-chief, military order of the world wars. retired united states navy chief petty officer doug, national president, the entire -- retired and listed. brian sector. idc agent and medal of honor recipient. congressional battle of honor society of the u.s. mr. joe, national commander, disabled american veterans. retired air force colonel, jim o'brien. executive vice president and chief operating officer. military officers association of america. commander christie ferdie, chair , board of directors. commissioned officers association of the u.s. public health service. retired united states air force chief master sergeant,

they say that in chechnya the marine corps losses were smaller then, they did not lose about 60 servicemenking about er 300 er servicemen and this really caused such a panicky mood in the full-time russian unit and this is a very demonstrative er feature because the situation in podpavlovka is really such that the enemy can not advance despite significant losses and the other history is when the units trained there are no longer regular, but these are mobilized, this is exactly the story near makiivka, luhansk region, this is exactly the road that goes to the settlement, which is directly between svatove and shatovy, mixing crime with crime where the enemy is trying to hold the defense there were many mobilized, of which 500 people were killed. that is, these are colossal losses, which also indicate that now in the mountains, the svatov crime scene is throwing mobilized people without any preparation and such the colossal losses reflect the attitude of the russian military leadership towards the personnel as a collective meat, and if such tactics of the enemy will continue to be maintained

the marine corps guard, who knows us, we know all the marines and they know us, everyone is doing their job. he says, ma'am, you can't bring pets into the camp and she looks at him with a bit of an incredulous look. the girls are hearing this. the tear starts to come down their eye. she's looking at them, he's looking at her, she's looking back at him. he is doing her job and his job. mom is doing her job. michelle leans into the window and says, they are for dinner and winks. he says, yes ma'am, please proceed. little funny moments like that you realize there are poignant moments at times. we all live with rules and regulations. sometimes you can see the human side. that is my favorite story. moms and dads and kids -- sometimes what it feels like. >> the final chapter in your book is called the true meaning of camp david. can you tell us, what is the true meaning, is it different for every president and for family who spends time there? >> it's definitely different. the bushes had--. he loved going to camp david. they spent every christmas there. for some, it is a time for family to co

today is marine corps day the main strike forces of the army. e commander-in-chief of the navy, admiral nikolai imenov, congratulated the marines and veterans noted the creation of regiments. uh, inextricably linked with the name of peter i , the marines have always been distinguished by high, proficiency, professionalism and selfless devotion to the motherland .

marine corps commandant lay ago wreath at the marine corps war memorial in remembrance of the servicet has been given generations of brave marines. there's the iwo jima memorial. our podcast dropped with kellyanne conway. check that out. see you tomorrow as "the story" goes on. >> neil: the senate may still be in doubt, but here's what is not. stocks. soaring. i mean soaring on signs inflation may just be slowing. more on whether investors are making a risky bet. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. first now to las vegas where they're used to such bets. the latest from jonathan hunt there. jonathan? >> good afternoon, neil. the counting goes on here in nevada. it is slow

and of course, a lot of lessons to be learned from this one former marine corps intelligence officer, scott ritter. thank you so much for your time and insight. thanks for him. not all of this comes as ukrainian cities remain without electricity after russia has reportedly conducted about 85 strikes on ukrainian infrastructure. that's according to authorities and key ad r g correspondent, mariah garcia, has more details about the blackouts affecting the country. damian government has described the situation with electricity as desperate evil, bordering on catastrophic inter regions in ukraine have been plunged into blackouts . outages of being observed, observed over the country. low ball network operates as a limiting services in the bid to keep others rubbing, such as basic phone calls. in tier half the cities said to be with our power in oil, this is, this is as a result of a massive, a volley of cruise, missiles. and other shrugs, of course, ukraine, lucian, by the russian military of the euclidian sa good said the claim that $85.00 various shrikes, most of them cruised with salt,

the marine corps guard, who knows us we know all the marines, they know us. everyone is doing their job reese's ma'am you cannot bring pets into the camp. she looks at him with a bit of an incredulous look. the girls are hearing this and steers tears start to come down there i paired she was looking at them he's looking at her, she's looking back at him he's doing his job mom is doing her job, michelle is into the window and says they are for dinner. i'm kind of winks. yes man please proceed. most little funny moments like that there are still people there. we have these times, we all live with rules and regulations but sometimes you see the human side and work through it. that's her favorite store because moms and dads get it. thank you. >> the final chapter in your book is called the true meaning of camp david. can you tell us what is the true meaning? and is it different for every president and first hamlet spends time there? >> is definitely different as we described different families use a brief president george w. bush love going to camp david like his