colonel mcgregor has been critical of you. he has said that you've been supportive of israel far too much. what is your response to colonel mcgregor about you responsibly -- about you personally? favorhe also said i israel because they have made me rich. he said the same thing about mike pompeo and lindsey graham. these contents are blatantly anti-semitic. i think that it is a shock that somebody like mcgregor is on any government payroll, let alone the defense department. robert: you think mcgregor is an anti-semite? john: i think his comments are anti-semitic. robert: have you got any read as to why he is installed in that post? john: are we don't. i suspect his nomination to be ambassador in germany which was another travesty wasn't going anywhere, so he has been given to the defense department. eight is another stain on the trump administration. robert: speaking of ambassadors to germany. your former advisor is now working with the president to contest election results. to this ambassador and his efforts? entireook, i thin

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>> well, this is retired colonel doug mcgregor. he's well known in certain national security circles here in washington. doug mcgregor does have a history of racist xenophobic comments, but maybe equally concerning to pentagon officials is he's advocated for a complete withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan. we know that that is something the president wants to do. it may well be something that the president wants to do before he leaves office, and his military advisers so far have been telling him it's not a good idea, it's too soon, the taliban are still engaging in a significant level of violence, the government there needs help. then mcgregor may be just the voice the president is looking for to get u.s. troops out against military advice. mcgregor now a senior adviser to the person who was just named acting secretary, a man named christopher miller whose expertise is in counterterrorism. so where are we at the pentagon right now? this is only part of the shift in personnel. the new policy chief, for example, is retired bri

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. >> martha: this is colonel doug mcgregor, let's watch this.shback sound bite to him. september. >> he's got to get out of afghanistan. that has to happen as soon as possible. talking to the taliban is unnecessary. they are not going to honor any agreements. it's time to get our forces out, get the embassy out. the nations in the region have an interest in the place, they want to have to deal with it, let them deal with it. >> martha: so, you know lindsey graham and others react strongly to that. they don't want to see a troop withdrawal, i think that we need troops in afghanistan in order to keep the taliban in check and to have a presence in that part of the world. do you think this signals that we are going to see a withdrawal by christmas, which the president tweeted about not that long ago? >> why do we care what mcgregor thinks, who is nothing only than an advisor to the new acting guy who was the secretary of defense, why are we so invested in him to i mean, what he is espousing their and also to pull out of north korea come up a lot of

joining us is richard mcgregor of the lowy institute in australia he was formerly based in the us china and japan. so well suited to speak to us about the regional impact of the u.s. elections today richard we still don't know who is going to be u.s. president so let's just talk this through there have been many takes about what abiding in ministration might mean when it comes to china some observers say he will be softer on china do we have a sense of who china prefers. it's a very hard question obviously in such a large country there might be many. people obviously want to know who was formerly only she knows that it even if you understand what it means i think in general that china would prefer it treat in this respect i think they see trump increasingly as a agent and accelerants of american the climb of course he has made life very difficult to china during his 1st term. and at some stage is trump going great leverage with china but i think they feel their heavy heavy is measured now and i think they feel that they can for you know do little deals with iraq but forge ahead generall

mcgregor has in the past argued for the illumination of the u.s. marine corps which he has compared to the army's firs calvary in the 1930s relic of an antiquated fighting force. mcgregor has called for a complete and swift withdrawal o all u.s. forces from afghanista spirit he wants to he has also called for the removal of all u.s. forces from the korean peninsula something that his raised concern a month defense talk spirit. >> ted trust the caliban to tur police al al qaeda and isis would be in insane. we are a buffer against china and keeps new north korea and check. >> they are forces toppled saddam hussein's government and flat terrorist of many differen stripes and erect. by these achievements have simply not been worth the cost. today, rex government is shaky at best, addicted to continuing forum assistance and easily susceptible to pressure from outside actors especially iran. the new group inserted at the pentagon have something else in common, they might favor regime change and a on iran's nuclear strikes before january 20th. the u.s. ha

tom: you have great experience with colonel mcgregor.oned fox tv, he has been a contributor. if colonelcribe mcgregor enters the pentagon of a citizen, how he will relate to the joint chiefs of staff? gen. kimmitt: what i am concerned about with doug is not relating to the staff as a civilian. there is a great respect for x military among the joint staff. it is what is being planned, why he was brought in. but mcgregor is brilliant, he has very strong views. i work side-by-side with him over the years. i work for him at one job. he is creative. he thinks outside the box. i wonder if what he is thinking outside the box for the next 60 days. tom: general kimmitt, thank you so much for joining us. we are thrilled we could find the time to speak to mark kimmitt. , cnn with a helicopter crash in egypt involving u.s. personnel. we will follow that. that is breaking news. so interesting to see the cacophony of news and the resiliency of the market. it is almost like the market is the only thing that is transparent right now. lisa: right now the

but concerns mcgregor says the u.s. needs to pull troops out of syria immediately, claiming america has no interest there, criticizing germany to be too welcoming to muslim invaders, that's a quote. advocating for martial law at the u.s./mexico border according to some interpretations and using deadly force as a detea e deterrence to immigration. are thee things the pentagon can be involved in and implementing syrian policy without the president's sign-on? how much do we understand the policy process here? >> well, you raise a good point. with only 90 days to go, by the way, it's very hard for these guys to carry out any substantial changes in the department of defense. but they may well try. there may be contracting irregularities. there may be federalizing national guard troops in sort of a measure of intimidation. mcgregor, i know quite well. he's a defense intellectual. a bright guy with some really extreme thoughts. i mean, the whole notion of martial law at the border, for god's sakes, what is that all about? this

mcgregor all snowballs into the room with. the bloody nose. did you have a fight greg or don't know. creative has never been harder. yuliya excepted i told you i would sort claudio out myself a whore darling come here he cruised she kisses him. sound the alarm kissing is not allowed there's a global pandemic going on. now ok so one day my it's not really have a siren on his desk but he does have to take a number of issues into account. and just script accordingly. of course i could minimize the risk by simply not having any kissing scenes at all . but it makes more sense to really consider whether a scene is relevant or necessary and. be convinced. to decide whether kissing and other physical contact are really necessary. it used to be everywhere on the screens. now with the coronavirus writers are having to summon all the skills of imagination. to u.s. attorney saturday night live came up with one solution. of the was. very close just like i remember. but the situation is in fact genuinely alarming gets very good side of it now that we're all

joining us is richard mcgregor of the lowy institute in australia he was formerly based in the us china and. japan so well suited to speak to us about the regional impact of the us elections today richard we still don't know who is going to be u.s. president so let's just talk this through there have been many takes about what abiding in ministration might mean when it comes to china some observers say he will be softer on china do we have a sense of who china prefers. it's a very hard question obviously in such a large country there might be many. people obviously want to know who was formerly only she knows that if you understand what a vote means i think in general that china would prefer it treat in this respect i think they see trump increasingly as a agent and accelerants of american decline of course he has made life very difficult to china during his 1st term. and at some stage is trump going great leverage with china but i think they feel they have his message heavies measured now and i think they feel that they can for you know do little deals with iran but forge ahead general

nesta mcgregor was watching. this looking for their eighth consecutive away league when. ironic it was southampton‘s number eight, james ward—prowse providing the assistant saw them go behind. being the international then curled in this effort to put the saints 2—0 up. it led to united's spanish goalkeeper david de gea receiving treatment for a bruise like and maybe a bruised ego. with 0le gunnar solskjaer at the well, it has sometimes been a bumpyjourney. he decided united needed a fresh front tyre. 0n came up edinson cavani and it proved to be an inspired move. the uruguayan first made one for bruno fernandes. and when heading the ball has been widely debated this week, he headed not once, but twice. he is one of the very best added. manchester united choosing to do with the hard way but moving in the right direction. both chelsea and tottenham had the chance to go top of the premier league, but neither could score in their match against each other at stamford bridge. it was goaless after 90 minutes as ben crou

he's been speaking to our reporter nesta mcgregor about how he almost gave up the game because of thesure of living up to the ‘wonder—kid' tag. from the age of from the age 01:14, i had literally, you name a club, i had interest from them. barcelona, real madrid, inter—milan, chelsea, liverpool. and i had inter—milan, chelsea, liverpool. and ihad an inter—milan, chelsea, liverpool. and i had an offerfrom barcelona, but my family thought it was in my best interest to stay in london. the choice of clubs was phenomenal. ronald ennio sent the autograph. that is the level of interest i had from the club. he was my favourite player ever, so to have that was like wow! this is what it is now. it shows you are going in the right direction. crystal palace, foundation. coming up alongside the likes of victor moses and nathaniel clyne, it is having a kid wants to be involved in. you train on tuesdays, thursdays, it is relentless. i told them i was a year older than i was because i was technically too young. i was always pushed. it's not natural to me. that is all that i know. i thought, let's con

mcgregor has a history of making xenophobic and racist comments about immigrants and refugees as wellstatements. will the biden administration be able to change these again? >> oh, absolutely. i think the biden administration will undoubtedly do some house cleaning, and the emerging transition team who are, you know, professionals and experienced and patriots, i think, will do a very quick repair job. >> is this -- there's also reporting that the president has not been briefed with the presidential daily briefing since early october. what is his relationship like with the intelligence community right now? >> well, it's strained, i guess, which is probably an understatement. i was recalling back in 2016, and as soon as it was known, it was known the night of the election that mr. trump was the president-elect. the very next day, he started receiving parallel presidential daily briefs, the intelligence briefing that president obama received. that's been the standard practice for decades, p and so that was just automatic that we did at the time. and now if in fact president-elect biden i

mcgregor once called for the use of lethal force against unarmed migrants at the u.s. says his decades of experience will help the continued implementation of president trump's national security policies. >>> florida governor ron desantis has hired a new data analyst. there's questions about his qualifications. here's cnn's randi kaye. >> reporter: from ohio sports blogger today that analyst, kyle lam announced his big career move on twitter. i will be doing data analysis on several fronts for them, including but not limited to covid-19 research and other projects. but the governor's new data analyst has also been labeled a conspiracy theorist. during the pandemic, lam supported the idea the virus was created by china as a biowarfare test. lam has falsely posted that science has never supported mask, stop the spread, that hydroxychloroquine is a very effective treatment and mask lock downs were not necessary, all of which has been debunked by scientists. still he directed us to his lawyer who told me lam stands by the posts about masks, hydroxychloroquine and lock down

mcgregor, not alone.nclude a retired general, too controversial for even republicans to confirm. and a who's who of trump's efforts to declassify anything that he seems to believe would exonerate him on russia. >> russia, russia, russia. it was russia, russia, russia. >> russia, russia, russia. russia. it was russia. >> sadly, that's him at some of his most cogent. and think about it. nothing russia wanted in your heads about biden that he didn't put there twice as much. just so happens to be a topic andrew mccabe knows well. good to see you, brother. >> good to see you, chris. >> why is he doing this stuff with the pentagon? do you think it's about russia disclosure? or something worse? >> you know, i think it could be -- it's -- there's a couple of things that come to mind here. it's obviously not clear what the president is trying to accomplish. i think, in the short run, the idea of putting officials into positions to green light the continued release of confidential and highly-classified intelligence

mcgregor republican, israel will always be a friend to the u.s.t is not the case when it comes to other countries. it used to be the case that foreign-policy of the u.s. did not change much under democrats or republicans, it was fairly stable. when it comes to things like big countries, china, russia for example, there are very different foreign policies between democrats or republicans. if there is a split house, if the senate is republican and that leadership regret, how are you going to square those? >> it depends on who is victorious in this contentious election we are in the midst of. we know how donald trump operates. if he is elected, we will see more of the same. siding with dictators, undermining allies, going it alone. the rolled will be laissez. if joe biden is -- the world will be less safe. joe biden has rolled out an extensive foreign-policy plan. he is fact driven, understands the challenges from china, not by trade war, but trying to contain it. we had a huge agreement trump pulled out of that with designed to contain china. they p

mcgregor announced today the new senior acting adviser to secretary of defense.nning out for republicans. we know he's a big-time war hawk. the fact he's not very helpful -- during impeachment, didn't want to testify. that aside, people are raising alarms we might do a massive withdrawal. are you concerned we might do that? is a quick withdrawal not well-planned, what would the consequences of that be? >> the same that they would be in any other circumstance, which would be very worrisome. it would put our troops at risk. they would be vulnerable if we were to not have a very strategic and thoughtful way of pulling them out. but i'm also as concerned about some of the other things i've been hearing, which are the possibilities that some of the classified material that is already in the sphere of conversations about interference, russian interference would be declassified in some way with these people who have been placed into the defense department in important positions, and that would create real vulnerabilities as well because it would expose our methods, it w

mcgregor snowballs into the room with. bloody nose.did you have a fight greg or are they going to moan and. creative has never been harder and we usually are effected i told you i would sort claudio out myself or darling come here she cruised she kisses him. sound the alarm kissing is not allowed there's a global pandemic going on. ok so one day my it's not really have a siren on his desk but he does have to take a number of issues into account. just the script accordingly. demanding of course i could minimize the risk by simply not having any kissing scenes at all. but it makes more sense to really consider whether a scene is relevant or necessary to be convinced. to decide whether kissing and other physical contact are really necessary. it used to be everywhere on the screens. now with the coronavirus writers are having to summon all the skills of imagination. to us a terrible show saturday night live came up with one solution. i. think terry's just like i remember. but the situation is in fact genuinely alarming it's valuable to dev

the mcgregor one stumbles into the room with a bloody nose. do you have a fight? i don't know. creative has never been harder. you have to do. i told you i would sort claudio out myself. darling, come here. he cruised, she kisses him. some the alarm kissing is not allowed. there's a global pandemic going on. now. ok, so andre, my, it's not really have a siren on his desk, but he does have to take a number of issues into account and just script accordingly. of course, i could minimize the risk by simply not having any kissing scenes at all. but it makes more sense to really consider whether a scene is relevant or necessary to decide whether kissing and other physical contact are really necessary. it used to be everywhere on the screens. now with the corona virus writers are having to summon all the skills of imagination. the us attorney suffered and i'd live, came up with one solution. remember the situation is in fact, genuinely alarming. there's no, you know, some film directors are already addressing the pandemic in the films. this canadian thriller is about the panic that en

we have the thoughts of kirsty mcgregor, editor at drapers.into administration. talk me through some of the problems. they are failing to keep up in many respects with many of its rivals. absolutely. as you said, covid—19 has hit the high street very hard and arcadia has undoubtedly been affected by that, but its problems started well before the pandemic. there has been a real failure to invest in some of its brands, they have been allowed to wither on the vine, failed to invest in online proposition and also the stores and concessions, so they haven't kept up with the customer experience and what the younger customer in particular has come to expect. let's talk about the gaps it would leave on the high street, because we touched on some of the brands like topshop, topman, evans, burton, dorothy perkins, all names we know from the high street up and down the country, potentially leaving a very big hole in a very big number of high streets. absolutely it does. from what we hear, there are interests in these brands if the arcadia group goes into

mcgregor all snowballs into the room with a bloody nose. did you have a fight? greg? your creative has never been harder. you have to do. i told you i would sort of media out myself. darling, come here. she kisses him. something or kissing is not allowed. there's a global pandemic going on in. ok. so andre, my, it's not really have a siren on his desk, but he does have to take a number of issues into account just the script accordingly demanded. of course, i could minimize the risk by simply not having any kissing scenes at all. but it makes more sense to really consider whether a scene is relevant or necessary to be convinced to decide whether kissing and other physical contact are really necessary. it used to be everywhere on the screens. now with the corona virus writers are having to summon all the skills of imagination, the us attorney, and i'd live came up with one solution. just remember the situation is in fact genuinely alarming. there's no, you know, some film directors are already addressing the pandemic in films. this canadian thriller is about the panic t

mcgregor dota. mcveigh get impressed me right from the start with both physicians by and what unites us is this common vision that the situation is disadvantaged and neglected people must be improved. that they have the same rights and that their dignity must be restored as your ability to have the up most of the low. why are you clapping? we are happy to see you. you are happy. are you feeling? all right? yes. i mean your name is the niece bonnie. dr. mcwade go operated on denise bonnano a few days earlier. the 30 year own was brutally raped by militias with a tree branch. usually only victims with the most serious injuries are brought japan's hospital. many arrive with a severely damaged pelvic region, and often they are incontinent each month about $150.00, new right victims aren't mentored, considered a distress to their family and village community. the women here have often being cast out the songwriter's when they are very isolated will shrivel. sure, most of the time they arrive completely a

the family over the bastards and mcgregor, he is fighting to clear is name 8 years after his death. those are the headlines . the news continues here on inside story, so stay with us shaping our digital future. china's president says he wants to work with other countries to build a shadow cyber space community. while your but the u.s. argue over privacy rights and taxation of virtual companies who will win the battle over the future of the incident. this is inside story. hello welcome to the program and its china has long been pushing for a greater role in global internet governance. now it says it wants to build a common cyberspace community with all the countries present. xi jinping says his nation is ready to cooperate on a shed internet infrastructure. china strictly controls the internet and senses its content. it recently proposed regulations that could restrict the powers of tech companies and is being accused by the u.s. of using the internet to pose security threats. the chinese government denies such allegations. president xi laid out his ideas in a letter read out at the

i know in 1976 mary mcgregor recorded a song -- >> torn between two lovers -- >> that's why i am playing feeling like a fool. breaking all of the rules. in the game i will take walmart. i understand why you would want to own them both >> dan nathan, music references aside, we had an almost secular tailwind and covid exacerbated it it is not just low interest rates or government interest checks these stocks have gone up even without these tailwinds. can it continue and what drives the next leg higher? >> i think it's probably seasonal, dom. you look back and look at those government stimulus checks, the forced lockdown. we are not having forced lockdowns and not having fiscal stimulus we had a knchsconversation a few weeks ago about whirlpool. is this a multi-leg story or ready to take a pause. you saw what happened. with lows and home depot, i think they can take a pause. it will be a long winter i am not sure there is enough stimulus behind a weakening con now keep this trade going. we may have to revisit in the spring >> seasonal trends playing out >>> twitter has a new look, but will

we also learned his appointing army douglas -- douglas mcgregor as acting pentagon chief.a real sign that he could try to bring all of our troops home from afghanistan by the end of the year. getting our brave men and women in uniform out of harm's way may be the greatest gift from could give this veterans day. happy veterans day, although you deserve many more days than just one and thank you for all of the american armed services members across the country, across the globe, past and present. bank you for everything you've done for us. you deserve everything, the best from all of us. shannon bream and a "fox news @ night" team take it all from here, shannon. >> shannon: true heroes over that [indiscernible]. laura, thank you. okay, breaking tonight, fresh off the announcement that a full by hand recount is going to happen in georgia, a longtime government employee in wayne county, michigan, is sounding the alarm tonight saying she cannot be silenced about how she saw ballots

everything mcgregor, u finishing c collectibles -- ufc collectibles.paid for one fight once, and it was a 14-second fight, and i was like, god, $100, and the thing ended in 14 seconds. brandon, have a happy thanksgiving, you're always great. we'll talk to you again. brandon steiner there, collectible, change.com. not just the giants, he's got some jets stuff too. that's not one of the things on the thanksgiving list we're thankful for, the 0-10 gents. as we report the news "after the bell," i'm connell mcshane in new york. thanks for watching us today and every day, and have a happy thanksgiving with your family. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. we begin tonight with breaking news. president trump has pardoned general michael flynn. the president today tweeting this, quote: it is my great honor to announce that general michael t. flynn has been granted a full pardon. congratulations to general flynn and his wonderful family, i know you will now have a true ally fan taic -- truly fantastic thanksgiving. the president's pardon comes 316 days since gener

>> well, you know, i think it was the great historian james mcgregor burns who said leadership is a commitment to values, and the perseverance to fight for those values. i think that's a pretty good description of leadership. the toughest part of that formula is the commitment to fight for those values and getting it done. you know, in washington, d.c., even back in the days when i was there, it's easy to kill deals, it's hard to get deals done. it's hard to make deals. and the really difficult part of leadership in my view is the doing. the knowing is really important, but it's not as tough as the doing. >> in order to do, obviously, a lawyer-leader has got to be able to persuade. and the art of communication, both oral and written communication in my mind, is an essential trait for the lawyer-leader. so what do you view as the key? when you think about different lawyer-leaders, what's the key to best practices and communication? >> well, i think if you want to lead others, you have to start out by making sure that those others have faith in your word. so truthfulness, i think, is extraordina

we learned he is appointing douglas mcgregor as acting pentagon chief, a sign he could try to bring allroops home from afghanistan by the end of the year. getting brave men and women in uniform out of harm's way may be the greatest gift trump could give veterans day. happy veterans day, you deserve more days than just one, thank you for all the american armed services members across the country, across the globe, thank you for all you've done for us. you deserve everything, the best from us. shannon bream and the fox news at night team, take it from here. shannon: true heroes, thank you. breaking tonight fresh off the announcement that a fool by henry county will happen in georgia, longtime government employee in wayne county, michigan sounding the alarm saying she cannot be silent

we learned he is appointing douglas mcgregor as acting pentagon chief, a sign he could try to bring all our troops home from afghanistan by the end of the year. getting brave men and women in uniform out of harm's way may be the greatest gift trump could give veterans day. happy veterans day, you deserve more days than just one, thank you for all the american armed services members across the country, across the globe, thank you for all you've done for us. you deserve everything, the best from us. shannon bream and the fox news at night team, take it from here. shannon: true heroes, thank you. breaking tonight fresh off the announcement that a fool by henry county will happen in georgia, longtime government employee in wayne county, michigan sounding the alarm saying she cannot be silent about how she saw ballots handled in the battleground state before and after election day concluding with this appeal from the judge from detroit and wayne county lawyers, to audit the election, potential trouble. >> these are scenarios desperately dangerous. in either scenario completely unnecessary to

douglas mcgregor joins the pentagon after criticizing germany for being too welcome to muslim invaders which is not unusual if you live in eighth century europe. the president forced out four senior pentagon officials since monday, esperand senior officials overseeing policy and intelligence. trump elevated a fierce loyalist to the powerful position of general counsel of the national security agency, someone that just so happens to be named in the articles of impeachment against the president. and the concerns do not end there. the daily beast reports trump's national security advisor is enabling trump's post election mayhem by supporting the moves to install loyalists and pushing national security officials to publicly endorse trump's claims that the election is not over. there is more. officials tell the daily beast that robert o'brien is actively working against the biden transition. once national security official says tonight if you even mention biden's name, that is a no-go. you would be fired. everyone is scared of even talking about the chance of working with the biden transiti

the new top adviser to the acting defense secretary is arnold mcgregor who in the past has argued fore marine corps he compared them to the horse cavalry in the 19 '0s. mac greger has called for a complete and haitiany withdraw of all u.s. forces from afghanistan. a destabilizing move that could risk american lives and wants to shut down the u.s. embassy in kabul which could cripple u.s. intelligence gathering capabilities. >> to trust taliban to police al qaeda and isis is insane. our presence in south korea is a buffer against china and keeps north korea in check. >> the other thing this new group that's been inserted at the pentagon have in common is they are iran hawks and could be supportive of a military strike against iran before january 20th. back to you, dana. >> dana: jennifer griffin, thank you. let's bring in dan hoffman former cia station chief and fox news contributor. dan, because our election has been kind of all-consuming we haven't heard a lot about what's hang in afghanistan. i know that there had been talks ongoing between the taliban and the new afghan government.

today in newark and sponsored by bay area community health and getting underway at 9:00 a you at the mcgregor alternative education school. >>> the searches on for a suspect that shot two people in the suisun city killing one around 9:00 last night on gray hawk lane. they found two victims in the home and one was that at the scene, and the other was rushed to the hospital. an investigation is ongoing. >>> the gilroy math teacher with far right attachment to the train 28 movement is going to trial after threatening the santa clara county health officer, dr. sara cody. they ordered the 55-year-old alan viarengo to stand trial. is accused of sending threatening letters to dr. sara cody over the handling of the coronavirus response.'s trial could starting january and he could face up to wear years in prison if convicted. >>> still had on kpix 5, answering the wild car chase on the airport runway, and how they got there. back it was a crazy man on the roof on the runway. >> he has both of his arms out the moonroof yelling and screaming. i don't know p was trying to steer the vehicle with these nee

miller's hired retired army colonel douglas mcgregor is a top advisor.macgregor has called for instituting martial law at the u.s.-mexico border and shooting unarmed migrants. he has also called for a speedy withdrawal from afghanistan. trump has also installed anthony tata as acting undersecretary of defense policy. he is a former fox news commentator who once called former president barack obama "a terrorist leader" and has called islam an "oppressive" and "violent" religion. former national security council official ezra cohen-watnick has become acting undersecretary of defense for intelligence and security. in 2017, he pushed for the surveillance of white house staffers as a means to prevent leaks. he also advocated using covert action to overthrown the iranian -- to overthrow the iranian government. retired four-star general barry mccaffrey warned -- "we are watching a slow moving trump coup to defy the biden election." alaska senator dan sullivan has won a second term in office, defeating democratic challenger al gross and guaranteeing republicans

eye appointee is a controversial army colonel named douglas mcgregor.also has a history of comments. he too saul his nomination to be ambassador to germany fail. in one interview he said this about mexicans. >> the most serious threat to the united states and american society today is the criminality in mexico, the drug cartels and the human trafficking driving millions of mexicans with no education, no skills and the wrong culture into the united states. placing them essential as wards of the american people. >> mac gregor also advocated for mar are martial law at the border. in 2014, he said eastern ukrainians are russians, on russian state tv, when russia tried to annex crimea. the suppo this was not the position of the united states. and another shift, moving an official to the nsa as legal counsel, which puts him at the center of a declassification pursuit over russia documents. he served as the white house's top national security lawyer. the problem is he has very little intelligence experience. ellis has tbs forefront of many controversies, inclu