mr. campbell -- kimball mutually assured destruction prevented a war between the u.s. and the soviet union. ideally, it would be wonderful if the world could disarm, but i do not see it happening. xi said he would attack japan with nuclear weapons. putin said he would use tactical nukes, so what we are saying is that large countries can have nukes, and then pick on their neighbors and the neighbors cannot have nukes because they are small and weak. the u.s. has become an unreliable ally. ukraine asked for weapons, and obama and biden provided blankets, and ready-to-eat meals. so, i do not see how this is going to work, particularly when i ran is going nuclear. all of these other countries are going to want to go nuclear. you tell me how they are going to disarm? host: what do you think? guest: let us take a step back about some of the things that the caller said. first of all the united states and the soviet union and now russia for many years have had massive numbers of nuclear weapons and we have all been living under the condition of mutual a sword destruction -- as

mr. campbell.v, community capacity development, the organization i founded, that we provide. we pro

mr. campbell. we also want to talk to you about the trainings that ccv, community capacity development, the organization i founded, that we provide. we provide human justice training, we provide diplomacy training, provide sustainable growth planning. so with your permission, sir, we're going to proceed and get into it. i want to introduce you to mr. bryant. >> how you doing, mr. president? >> good to meet you. >> he's a trainer. >> this man has some guns. >> no more guns. >> no, i mean these guns. look at these guns. poor choice of words. >> mr. president, my mentor in the e.d. has explained, i'm the field training specialist. my role at community capacity is development and bringing these trainings to the community and the young people and the staff. we have a host of trainers on hand. i'm going to touch on one of them. sustainable growth frame. that's my favorite. he designed this plan to foster self-discipline. it's broken up into three categories. >> martha: that's a live look in new york city

mr. campbell: as the member designated by mr. -- mrs. cammack: as the member designated by mr. walz of the sunshine state, i inform the house that mr. walz will vote yea on amendments en bloc number 2. as the member designated by mr. steube, mrs. wagner and mr. mchenry, i inform the house that mr. steube, mrs. wagner and mr. mchenry will vote nay on amendments en bloc number 2. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. bowman of new york, i inform the house that mr. bowman will vote no on the amendments en bloc number 2. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. connor and mr. cardenas, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on amendments en bloc number 2. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from washington seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. kinzinger of illinois, i inform the house that mr. kinzinger will vote no on the amendments en bloc number 2

mr. campbell -- kimball mutually assured destruction prevented a war between the u.s. soviet union. ideally, it would be wonderful if the world could disarm, but i do not see it happening. xi said he would attack japan with nuclear weapons. putin said he would use tactical nukes, so what we are saying is that large countries can have nukes, and then pick on their neighbors and the neighbors cannot have nukes because they are small and weak. the u.s. has become an unreliable ally. ukraine asked for weapons, and obama and biden provided blankets, and ready-to-eat meals. so, i do not see how this is going to work, particularly when i ran is going nuclear. all of these other countries are going to want to go nuclear. you tell me how they are going to disarm? host: what do you think? guest: let us take a step back about some of the things that the caller said. first of all the united states and the soviet union and now russia for many years have had massive numbers of nuclear weapons and we have all been living under the condition of mutual a sword destruction -- assured de

campbell. look at the beautiful shot that mr dave has for you. the setting sun over the santa cruz mountains. you know, the sun is still up after five o'clock, which reminds me in another month. daylight savings times. we're going to get even longer days and hopefully weather like this. we're live in campbell this evening. just see gary ktvu. fox two news. enjoy the weekend. i will say jesse were jealous of your shot there in campbell. it is beautiful and you're funny. you're first line was really great of that story. the calendar is confused. you're right. jesse. thanks. full of baby in the middle of a long standoff with police in phoenix ended with the suspect and a woman dead and nine that's nine officers injured. now this all started to unfold this morning. at one point, the gunman put the baby down right outside the front door. when officers moved in. they were ambushed. jonathan hunt shows us how it all went down. the incident began after a woman was shot in her home, police say a after two am responding to the 911 call, an officer approached the house having been invited inside, accord

derrick johnson, melliny campbell and others in a second zoom meeting with nfl commissioner roger goodell, and he had four owners including the owners of the steelers that did hire mrey need to not only deal with this lawsuit, that hiring loretta lynch's lawyer could be good because her sensitivity may make them resolve it without trying to drag it through a lengthy arbitration. we knew her when she was the attorney general. i knew her when she was attorney in the eastern district. we hope they do not think they're playing with us. we hope they put up to resolve this. but they must also deal with the broader issue of the systemic racism in the nfl and the history of that in the nfl. there has never, ever in the history of the nfl been a black owner of a team, 32 football teams. there has been only up to six black coaches when almost 70% of the players are black. so we are not only going to continue to support the lawsuit. we're going to continue to fight the nfl to come with fairness and equity. the hiring of flores will not stop that. if anything, it will energize us. we want fairness. we enjoyed the halftime show of black artists like mary j. blige, but we don't

mr. chairman i appreciate this hearing. i am from tennessee. i represent many of the men and women at fort campbell.eek when i was headed back appear i had a great conversation with someone who was a part of the 60th. and these special operators have very dangerous missions , they are delicately carried out. and the new technologies that are there help to do a better job in the service they gave this country and for a lot of the work that dod and darpa has done to bring forward tools that they can use to be more precise in their work and as a matter of fact and you all may know they just recently turned to black hawk and that keeps men and women in uniform and it came kind of as a surprise to me that that the raid last week in syria if the president declined to use the drone and instead sent in special operators so they could carry that mission out and of course we have an aircraft that had to be disabled and destroyed which was of concern to us. let me ask you general, with the president's decision to use a raid instead of the drone strike to carry this out quick. >> thank you for that question. th

mr. chairman. i really appreciate this hearing and each of you being here. i'm from tennessee. i represent many of the men and women at fort campbell. and this week when i was heading back up here i had a great conversation with someone who is a part of the 160th. and, i tell you, these special operators have very dangerous missions. they're delicately carried out. they have to be very precise in their mission. the utilization of isr assets, the new technologies that are there help to save their lives and do a better job. i'm deeply appreciative for the service that they give this country and deeply appreciative for a lot of the work darpa have done in trying to bring forward tools that they can use to be more precise in their work. as a matter of fact, and you all may know darpa just recently turned a blackhawk into an av and flew it at fort campbell. that is something that will help keep our men and women in uniform safe and it came as kind of a surprise to me that in the raid last week in syria that the president declined to use a drone and instead sent in special operators. so that they could carry that mission out and, of cour