mary pat's closet.ument, it stashts the starts there wins all the argum doesn't she? >> of course she does, because she's right. >> your thought on this race in new hampshire, more specifically, governor, one, two or three or you're out? >> we'll see who else is one or two or three or where we end up. i've got to do very well in new hampshire. i've invested in a lot of time and energy, so we're going to do well. i think we're going to be in those spots that you talked about and we're going to work very hard to make sure we get there i feel very good about where we are, neil. and being on your program to talk about it certainly makes things even better up here in new hampshire so thank you for that opportunity. >> thank you very much. we hope to have your wife on tomorrow to talk about this arguing thing. but until then, governor chris christie. we have a lot more. pg&e is committed to clean energy and part of that commitment is our partnership with habitat for humanity. our mission is to build homes, co

so, the furthest room from the kids' rooms in their house in mendham, new jersey, is mary pat, his wife's, walk-in closet, and that's where they go and do their arguing. he said he used to do a lot of he's got state troopers driving him around, and he doesn't want to expose them to that, either. so he goes in the closet, and that's where they're able to hash it out. >> doesn't want to expose them to it? doesn't want to expose himself to it, because, all of a sudden, you know, some troopers could start talking, and then -- boom! -- all of a sudden, very personal stuff gets out. not that the troopers would do that, but the people they might tell, like their spouses -- they might tell somebody, and all of a sudden, it makes it onto page six somehow, right? >> that's right. >> some other personal stuff that i thought was very interesting -- they were together for seven years as a married couple trying to figure out whether this marriage was gonna work and debating whether or not to have children. explain that. >> yeah. they got married pretty young, right out of college, and it happened to be

where is mary pat? [applause] mary pat, now, i want mary pat, i want you to go right there where i was sitting. i want you to take a picture between the two black attorney generals in history of the country. you can show this to your grandchildren. that's what this is all about. as i said, she's president of the freshman class at spellman. we're going to make her stay in school with her activism. i got active and dropped out of college. that's when i got on msnbc, he to learn how to read the cue cards right. you stay in spellman so you can read your cards right. they won't be -- eric holder will be laughing about you. i want to thank our "washington bureau" chief who done such a great job. i'm so proud of ebony riley. give her a hand. our legislative chief, faith blackburn. to show young women of our community is not just men. one of the things that president obama has done among many, he's been the best president that i've seen. [applause] he has also elevated young men. now heading the my brother's ke

mary pat hector. where is mary pat? [ applause ] mary pat, now, i want -- i want mary pat -- i want you to sit with me. i want you to go right there where i was sitting a minute. i want you to take a picture between the only two black attorney generals in the history of the country that you can showing this to your grandchildren. that's what this is all about. [ applause ] and as i said, she's president of the freshman class at spellman and we're going to make her stay in school with activism. i got active and dropped out of college. reverend jackson and hicks and them tried to make me stay in. that's why when i got on msbc, i had to learn how to read the cue cards right. so you stay in spellman so you can read your cards right. and they won't be doing saturday night live on you and eric holder will be laughing about you. i also want to thank our washington bureau chief ho done such a great job. i'm so proud of ebony riley. stand up here. give ebony a hand. [ applause ] and our legislative chief, faith blackburn. [ appl

chris and mary pat will be married 30 years in march. >>> meanwhile, another political marriage is poised to this one between hillary clinton confidant and anthony wiener. here's more from marcia kramer. >> new york voters have lived through the implosion of anthony weiner's political career. >> loved him. i've forgive be him. i believe in him. >> reporter: now the entire country will get to see it in a new documentary. "wiener, the inside story of how they cope with two sexting scandals" and how he kept at it even after sexting naked selfies to strangers. >> i made the decision that it was worth staying in this marriage. >> reporter: the documentary is according to reports in the new york times filled with behind the scenes details, disturbing clinton handled her husband's sex scandals. there's advice to an upset aide about to leave their apartment. i assume those photographers are still outside so you will look happy. her role in getting anthony to run for mayor, wiener said his wife wanted him too mount the political comeback because "she was very eager to get her life back that i had

very important factor, i have brought with me the first lady of the state of new jersey my wife mary pat is with me tonight claps with the finish line in sight... the candidates are making their way across iowa pulling out every last stop. today, martin o'malley is hosting a new leadership tour in cherokee and spencer. bernie sanders will hold a volunteer rally in manchester at eleven. and at 11-45 hillary clinton has a campaign stop in ames. on the republican side.. mike huckabee started his day in urbandale hosting a super saturday event rick santorum will visit a shooting range in boone and ted cruz will host a rally in ames later this afternoon... iowans will hear from marco rubio in ames and mike huckabee in johnston you'll find donald trump in dubuque this morning before he heads to on monday, we'll know if trumps decision to skip the republican debate hurt his white house hopes. but whatever the outcome, some local charities came out as big winners... justin surrency has more on their unexpected donation... 'this guy really loves his marshmallows' 6 month old legend is being train

first lady mary pat will continue to campaign in his place. governor christie tweeted i'm sorry, new hampshire, but i've got to go, we've got snow coming. christie made stops in sandwich and littleton this morning. jennifer: several other candidates are campaigning in the granite state today as well. senator rand paul stopped in boston. jeb bush, senator marco rubio, governor john kasich, rick santorum and jim gilmore are also busy on the trail. democrat martin o'malley campaigned in portsmouth and in tilton. tom: here's the other big story this weekend, patriots are on their way right now to colorado to take on the denver broncos in weekend. the team left gillette this afternoon, wmur's jamie staton tells us how the pats are preparing for the big game. >> they had a long day, certainly an early wakeup as the players were due to arrive at practice this morning at 6:00 a.m. bell belichick had a 7:00 a.m. press conference, ask and they got the busses rolling early this afternoon, they wasted no time after practice in getting changed, packed up a

to stay in new hampshire tweeted today i' m sorry, new hampshire, but i gotta go home his wife, mary pat, will campaign in his place this weekend. story. the patriots have landed in one giant step closer to big -- the big afc championship game at the broncos. the patriots players arrived for practice at 6:00 this morning. by early afternoon, the buses were on their way to the airport. on the latest injury report, 16 different pats players are listed as questionable for the game including key guys like rob gronkowski, julien edelman, and chandler jones but this happened last week as well, and they all played. edelman, in particular, is key to the team' s success on sunday. >> when the season is over, you look back. but right now, you don' t think about those things. you think about getting to the next one. we have the toughest team on the schedule with the denver broncos. tom: we' ll have live coverage starting tomorrow from denver. wmur' s jason king is there. shelley: everybody is looking from ronald reagan to mitt romney they' ve seen it all. the candidates may change, but there are a

very important factor, i have brought with me the first lady of the state of new jersey my wife mary pat is with me tonight serious... his confidence may be lacking... christie... jeb bush... and john kasich won't be in iowa to hear the results on caucus night. instead they will be in new hampshire.. trying to get a jump start on the february ninth primary. like in iowa... all three are also down double digits in the polls to donald trump in new hampshire. senator bernie sanders says he can tell momentum is building by the size of the crowds at his events... 06 we were told it would be a small crowd here today, wrong again. instead of a small crowd.. sanders needed an overflow room for for all the supporters at his rally in fairfield... and it was more of the same in mount pleasant... massive crowds. during the event sanders defended his proposals for a single-payer health care system, free public college for all students, and higher taxes on the rich. sanders says the message is resonating... presidential candidate :13based on available evidence today we are the stronger candidate. but

even if your team isn't playing s/ mary pat augenthaler/ vp of to be prepared. s/ keith bruce/ super bowl public transportation is suggested to avoid traffic. save some stress so you can enjoy the fun. s/ keith bruce/ super bowl committee "once you're in the gates you'll have such a fun time in super bowl city." one thing fans are sure to have as they watch the panthers take on the broncos in the big game is chicken wings! according to the national chicken council, americans will consume one-point-three billion chicken wings next weekend... leading up to and during super bowl 50. that figure is up three percent from last year's big game. to put one-point-three billion chicken wings into perspective... the council says if the wings were laid end to end, they would stretch from bank of america stadium in charlotte to sports authority field at mile high in denver almost 53 times! speaking of food, basketball star lebron james is expanding his pizza business. the james-backed blaze pizza opened its doors this week at the university of free pizzas were given to any c

i can only say that mary pat has been used to getting scrutiny from the media in the new york, new jersey, philadelphia area, and we will be used to getting scrutiny as i roll on towards the republican nomination. mark: is the line of criticism in the personal nature of what donald trump is saying about bill clinton, is that fair game? is that something you might bring up in the context of running against hillary clinton? mr. christie: i think there are so many other problems that currently exist in our country. and opportunities to take advantage. i don't know that relitigating bill clinton's personal life is the most productive expenditure of time for the american people for moving our country forward. it's not something i would be all that interested in, but every candidate has to make their own judgment and then be ready for the scrutiny that comes back at them for the judgments they make. john: you made a speech in new hampshire. one phrase jumped off the page to my eye. "the carnival barker's of today." who were you thinking of? mr. christie: a number of people. both who are running

very important factor, i have brought with me the first lady of the state of new jersey my wife mary pat is with me. a brave bank manager diverts a gun from entering the bank. the man walks up to the front of the bank wearing a mask. the manager quickly notices him and pulls the door shut. the man then tries to scare the manager by banging on the door with the gun... but he doesn't give in...standing in front of the door and holding it shut. the masked man eventually gives up and runs away. a florida man is lucky to be alive this morning after his breaks malfunction and his truck bursts into flames. the driver--an 18 year navy veteran says he was on his way to the gas station on friday-- when he tried to stop his car-- and realized something was terribly wrong. mith says: "i put my foot on the brake and nothing. foot pedal to the floor, nothing... . i mean, just fear, i just got scared. i don't know. didn't know what to do." that's when he says he lost control coming around a turn and crashed. as his car burst into flames he said he had one thing on his mind. smith says: "just get out. i

. >> anthony birch and his wife mary pat are now parents to henry, molly, nathaniel, and samuel. >> baby baby. -- beautiful baby. hey sweetheart. stronger neonatal intensive area unit in illinois. although anthony couldn't be in the delivery room last sunday morning, to welcome them into the world, he was not too far away. thanks to face time. the smile on his face in this photo says it all. >> perfect timing. you know, everything click together and i was able to see the babies as they were getting cleaned -- getting cleaned off in the room. >> he got to see them before i did even though us right there and he was 12,000 miles away. >> i was nervous, so many things going on and so many babies you are trying to like get information real quick on each one and make sure everyone is safe and healthy. >> anthony arrived home last night. this morning he's surprised the toddler alice. the birch's can't wait to bring the babies home and introduce them to their big sister. >> i don't think she fully grasps it yet. you know when i was pregnant she pointed to my belly she'd said baby but i don't thi

said mary pat with nfl. >> it is really two to 92. >> reporter: but to enjoy the events it is important to be prepared. >> you do not bring large backpacks or other things that will not a repo: public transportation is suggested to avoid traffic. save stress to enjoy the fuwy >> anchor: that was pete reporting. and fun tidbit for superbowl. national chicken council is expecting americans to eat 1.3 billion chicken wings next weekend. if you havelaid the wings out end to end they would stretch denver, colorado. 53 times. that's a lot of wings. i am a wings fan. but i don't know about that. and the interesting thing too is who knew there was a national chicken council. >> weather: tomorrow afternoon maybe a good afternoon to sit in and eat chicken wings. dreary. sun is rising as i speak. and i the pictures to prove it. you cane it popping out there to the east. beautiful view from the red rock resort.dwhihe westside of the value. cimmaron memorial high school. lig winds. they will pick up this afternoon. barometer has fallen since yesterday. far east side 45. sunrise manor. and 47 degrees

mary pat? [applause] so happy to be here. happy to participate in the debate last night in des moines. it was a lot of fun. i enjoyed myself. seemed like a few of the other guys didn't enjoy themselves as much as i did but that's okay. we had a good time. i had a good time because i got asked questions and i answered the questions. that's what you're supposed to do i think not only in these debates but when you're a leader. people bring you problems, concerns, opportunities. answer them directly. look them in the eye. listen to them. and answer them. and it seems elementary, right, what human interaction is supposed to be. we're not talking about human interaction but washington, d.c., everybody. much different set of circumstances down there. it is tragic what is going on in washington right now. we have a president who doesn't like congress and a president that doesn't like the president. that means republicans and democrats. don't have a relationship with the president of the united tates. we have a world around us that ha

all the time that i spent, mary pat has spent in new hampshire, putting forward a clear strong vision for putting homeland security first. chris, when you listen to the president of the united states and he says the reason people are so anxious is they're watching too much cable news and the only problem with his strategy on isis is that if fact he needs a better pr strategy and mrs. clinton says a week or two ago we're exactly where we need to be on isis, they want a strong federal former prosecutor and governor who understands how to get in job done. i think that's what the people in new hampshire are responding to, and i feel it in iowa, too, having just come back from there a few days ago. >>> the conventional wisdom is that new hampshire is terribly have to finish first or if second, you have to finish ahead of the other so-called establishment candidates like marco rubio or jeb bush. is it win or out for you in new hampshire? >> absolutely not, chris. i mean, listen, you said it yourself, in october we were in ninth place in new hampshire. we're now third or fourth, depending on

that left his wife, mary pat christie, to fill in for the party' s first in the nation forum in nashua today. she' s been listening to her husband for so long that it' s not hard for her to deliver his stump speech. she said if she becomes first lady, veterans will be her top priority. mrs. christie: to make sure our men and women on the frontlines have the best tools available, to also ensure we deliver on the promise of taking care of our veterans who have given so much to us. stephanie: governor christie had a full slate of events planned for tomorrow. the campaign says it is not sure yet whether mrs. christie will be filling out that entire schedule. adam: breaking political news this afternoon. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is considering an independent run for president. reports indicate the media mogul is serious about jumping in if the major parties nominate bloomberg was a democrat before switching his party affiliation to republican. chairwoman believes his candidacy would hurt the democratic nominee. >> we are seeing the result of a weak field of candidates on

i know, he said he was bringing his wife, mary pat christi, but what is the expectation for christi? >> there is a recognition also with the governor himself. they have to finish as the first governor in new hampshire. that's john kasich, jeb usual about, chris christi, all fighting for the same money, recognition and that establishment lane. this last couple days in iowa has been a big push for chris chris christi, but new hampshire is what will make and break the early stage of this campaign. they're willing to admit that. that's why on caucus night, he will be in new hampshire, talking to voters in town has there. that will set up that last push. if he does well in new hampshire, in others state down the line, if he doesn't that would be the death nell for a campaign. >> to be the top finishing governor. phil mattingly, thank you so much. let's talk about senator cruz. he has five campaign stops today, one at a middle school in the small town of hubbard. population, 839. cruz has campaigned in all 99 iowa counties hope to wind over voters while fending off attacks from front-runne

. >> when you look at the campaign trail like mary pat is always with chris christie.strong. you know, united team. well every time i've been out, i've seen them together. they're campaigning. >> bolling is rolling his eyes. >> when george w. bush was in office. how appropriate was it for him to talk about his children. people talk about -- like the star magazine that said they were getting divorced and he was going to marry condi rice, was stupid and dumb. >> i believed that! >> let me just say, that's a lie that goes down well at your private fundraiser when nobody's there. but doing it in front of the nation. 11 million people -- it's not funny. >> she was consistently aggressive against hillary. >> she enjoys spending time with her husband, what's wrong with that. >> donald trump can say things like that and everybody will laugh. she says it and it's like, ug. i guarantee you would have laughed and you would have said it was a great moment. >> i don't think he would have gone there. but where hillary went last night, she was with jamb jimmy fallon. >> i was wonderi

mary pat has been used to getting scrutiny from the media, new york, new jersey, philadelphia area.e used to getting scrutiny as our role enhances here to become the republican nominee. >> is the line of criticism and personal nature of what donald trump is saying about president clinton's past now, is that as far as you're concerned fair game? is that the thing you might bring up in the context of running against hillary clinton? >> i think there are so many other problems currently existing in our country and opportunities for her to take advantage of. i don't know relitigating bill clinton's personal life that that is the most productive expenditure of time for the american people and moving our country forward. that would not be something i'm all that interested in. every candidate's got to make their own judgment and be ready for the scrutiny that comes back at them for the judgments they make. >> let me ask you about the speech you made in new hampshire. there was one phrase that jumped off the page, carnival barkers. the carnival barkers of today. what was in your head when t

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my wife mary pat is with me tonight. >> a rush to the finish line here. joining me now senior executive mark preston. turnout is everything. let's start with the republicans. donald trump is present. they say they're going to turn out voters who typically do not participate in the callout process. >> we see these crazy rallies. on television, he's calling into question several. if you look at the polls, many of the people at these rallies, many of these voters would be first-time process-goers who have never done it. will they decide to come out monday and support him? if they do, he wins, if they don't, clearly he won't. >> have we seen some of the ground game? >> the question is does he have the ground game in place in order to get these voters out now remains to be seen because his operation while he has some very good people here, you know, running this state, we haven't necessarily seen that operation in place. now, you to the ted cruz folks, they say they have the ground game in place absolutely and that's what's going to propel them. you talk about

people go through tough times including governor christie in a new book he said he and his wife mary pat underwent marriage counseling and waited seven years before they have children because they wanted to see if the marriage was going to work. >> that's good. they argue by the way emp to this day they said they argue in a walk-in close pet so their children can't hear had them in a new book about governor christie called american governor. his bridge to redemption written by -- >> bring to redemption i have a feeling that's a little dig. [laughter] it remind people about the unpleasantness gw remember that? >> i think anybody who has been married a long time understands the up and downs enduring because it doesn't seem like it's perfect. >> they uncovered but worked with christie an they they told him before that they used to with relative sanctity. >> let's wish irene of their happy birthday a cold birthday but it's a happy birthday and linda nicoles thomas, also your birthday. enjoy it. >> what had do -- sure about that? yeah, no, that's downtown. way downtown. i recognize this rosan

. >> reporter: governor chris christie says his wife mary pat will spent the weekend shows he's not worriedot yard in newark, new jersey, dan bowens fox 29 news. >>> and traveling north from washington, d.c. on inter state 95 bring to us wilmington. look at that. it is hard to see, my goodness. steady snow falling there. don't forget to share your pictures and videos with us on social mode ya safely of course by using the #fox29snow. kathy is here. >> our classic nor'easter is definitely taking shape. it will be racing off the eastern seaboard bringing heavy snow and blizzard conditions overnight and through tomorrow. even a chance of thunder snow scott even will break it down when we come back. >>> right now 10:30 our coverage of the blizzard of 2016 continues just about our entire area is covered in all of that white and blue and pink as this massive wint storm dumps heavy snow. white blanket now covers mark street. let's go outside and take a look outside our studios in old city. that snow is coming down. city officials are asking drivers to stay off the roads if alt all possible. >> let

mary pat christie and certainly hi heidi cruz is impressive, beautiful, soft edges.hat i think people find, you know, difficult to deal with about ted cruz, she is the opposite. he should -- she should be his american express. do not leave home without her. >> david, what do you think? >> you know, i agree. it was a great interview, dana. i agree with ana and mark about ann romney. i also thought of michelle obama, someone people see as the mother two of young daughters and successful in the financial world. michelle obama is a lawyer. definitely an asset to the cruz campaign. >> is she going to go out there and be more assertive. >> she's on the campaign trail and doing a lot of it on her own because she's so good in the campaign. she say surrogate and people are excited to see her as her husband but almost. >> guys, let's take another break. we'll have much more coming up right after this. ♪ ♪ those who define sophistication stand out. those who dare to redefine it stand apart. the all-new lexus rx and rx hybrid. never has luxury been this expressive. this is the p

how about a warm welcome for mary pat christie. [applause] mrs.hristie: well, thank you everyone, for that warm a, and thank you for letting us call upon you. chris is home, as you know, taking care of two feet of snow in new jersey, which i know for you in new hampshire is not a big deal. we do have ocean winds and flooding going on, so i am sure he is doing a good job. but anyway, i am very happy to be back in nashua. this is my 46th day in new hampshire. [applause] startedistie: as we this journey, i have actually done 130 events here and chris has spent 64 days here in new , showing of the new hampshire way more than any other candidate. the reason i'm here today, and it is not just because i want you to support my husband for president, chris for president, so i assume that you should, it is not just about winning the election or the future of our party. this is about the future of our country and taking care of our families. , and wee serious times need an experienced leader to navigate the top issues, and that is not easy to do these days.

the way you know it way you notice errors were made between iowa and the first lady, my wife mary pat is here. [applause] so i'm happy to be here, happy to participate in the debate last night in des moines. it was a lot of fun. i enjoyed myself. if you seems like a few of the other guys didn't as much as me. i had a good time and there isn't because i got asked questions and answer the questions. that is what you are supposed to do not only in these debates. that is what you're supposed to do when you're the air. people bring their problems, concerns, opportunities. answer them directly. look them in the eye, listen to them an answer. it seems elementary. it seems like that is that human interaction is supposed to be. we are not talking about human interaction. we're talking about washington d.c. much different than circumstances down there. it is tragic what is going on in washington. to have a president who doesn't like the congress, a congress who doesn't like the president and that means republican and democrat should have a relationship to the president of the united states. we

. >> mary pat holding it down. >> she is. >> governor chris christie, thank you so much for joining us. safe travels. >> pat and gus, thank you. >> thank you, sir. >>> joining us now is raphael miranda, who also doesn't look worse for wear. putting in some long hours. where do we stand now? temperatures will take a plunge, get that frost. we might catch a bit of a break. >> we're not seeing that. that's a good thing. temperatures rising day by day. we have temperatures in the 20s and teens right now. icy spots may happen. even though it's not melting per se, it still melts from traffic and stepping on it. slick spots will be a concern especially later on once the sun goes down overnight. you can see there's a live look, a quiet newark airport. lots of snow on the ground still. obviously we're digging out. 22 degrees. we have wind out of the north around 9, 10 miles per hour. some of the heaviest totals were just west of the city. almost three feet of snow in morris plains. that's 33 inches. that's our highest total there. roselle park, 27.5 inches. madison, 29.1. this was our bull's ey

the good news is my wife, mary pat, has stayed in new hampshire and she's doing some of the events thatlks can at least get some representation from the christie family up in new hampshire. but the guy who is governor is doing his job and that's exactly what i'm doing today. >> i know you've been paying attention as everybody has to this overt and contentious divide within the republican party. i'm wondering are you concerned that divide alone may be enough to hand the presidency to the dems? >> i am concerned if we don't bring ourselves together, that every time we tear each other a part, every time there's a negative campaign that goes on. certain folks are big purveyors of this. senator rubio and governor bush has been big per haveurveyors o campaigning. i have not. i'm not going to participate in that kind of stuff. i'm going to continue to talk about my plans and my vision for america's future. and for our party. so, we're going to bring our party together ultimately. but you need voices to stop shooting at each other. i wish senator rubio and governor bush would stop shooting at e

pat has those stories, next in sports. plus, we' re heading to lake mary to show you what is, in this case, sports history revealed. central florida, when we come pat: 7-2 run for the ucf basketball team right now and a 2-0 start in american conference play, but a potential buzzsaw awaiting at smu this afternoon, where the mustangs are one of just two remaining unbeatens in the entire country. sanctions will keep larry brown' s guys from the ncaa tourney this season, but that doesn' t mean they aren't playing for something. they still are. 17-1 run in the 1st half. tacko fall in foul trouble early. justin mcbride scored 20, but knights lose by 15. more nfl wild card action this afternoon. vikings hosting the seahawks in frigid minneapolis. 6 degrees below zero and that affected this game. vikings kicked three field goals to lead 9-0 but russell wilson brought seattle back in the third period. capping an 80 yard drive with this 3-yard pass play to doug baldwin. inexplicably, adrian peterson fumbled moments later recovered by the seahawks, who took a 10-9 le

we set up this cool mario by mary catering thing in the middle of it. there's pat lafrieda, there's mark forgione, there's a place called little beet. delicious food. >> jimmy: what do you do there in mario by mary? [ cheers and applause ] right now. >> okay. >> jimmy: fred, you're going to make us a drink? >> fred's going to make us a a drink.good. >> which is basically tomato soup, because it's so cold out. and we're going to go like this. i took a little anyalote of this and to some of these d the addition of vodka. because tomato and vodka have gone together -- >> perfectly. >> like the bible and christianity. [ laughter ]all right. now, buddy, we are doing -- what do you call it? let's do -- we're doing a a grilled cheese off, okay? >> yes. >> jimmy: now, here's -- what ngredient? i'll tell you mine. >> my secret ingredient is black truffles, my friend. they're going to make me a a winner. how about you, jimmy? what's yours?s wonder bread. [ light laughter ] american cheese, bacon crumbles, and maple syrup in the butter when you cook it.reaction you want. [ li

mary's georgia and pat's curtains are sold directly to navy ships, submarine, coast guard cutters, military sea lift command as well as to individual servicemen. pat attributes her success to the training and skills she learned while her husband served in the navy. her story is a testament to the resilience, determination and the ingenuity of our military spouse community. amy, rachel and pat represent many military spouses who give years of steadfast support and devotion to our men and women in uniform. their commitment to their marriages, to their families and to our country is an inspiration to us all. as americans, it's our duty to support the men and women who volunteer to defend our country, who risk their lives and too often gave their lives so that the rest of us might never know terror again, and of course, to support their loved ones here at home. thank you all very much. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome amy bonntrager and rachel o'hearn. [ applause ] >> we are going to transition to a fireside chat. so i think the format is changing a little bit, ladies. now w