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i found paralleling that trip of lack of to cincinnati, pittsburgh, washington, d.c., norfork and up to new york, it paralleled jim thorpe after he won the olympic gold medals and being taken on parades into new york and philadelphia and carlisle. he wasn't a prisoner of war of fame. they were both equally being romanticized and mythologized. path lit by lightening -- kevin: path lit by lightning. david: the story is there was a thunderstorm on the night that -- and he was a twin -- he had a brother that died at age nine in a boarding school of disease. the night they were born along the north canadian river in oklahoma, there was a thunderstorm and jim thorpe was given a name which is often translated as bright path, but i side more poetic which was path lit by lightning. and i thought that eliminates everything and that is how i chose the title of the book. kevin: great name. so jim thorpe is like a great many native americans during that time in history, is raised in very difficult circumstances but eventually ends up at the carlisle indian industrial school. david: that was the t

i'm going to be at norfork at at the naval base this week with officials from those nations to talk aboutwe can do to strengthen our combined defense in the region but what we have shown with nato is our alliances are second to none we are strengthening alliances and that is very obvious to the chinese they are very worried about it and we are strengthening taiwan which is what we need to do >> you mentioned nato office of the present is headed the issue of sweden's admission has been held up frankly turkey and hungary in a couple of your counterparts are blocking various arms sales to them. you have waited on that thinking sweden should be admitted how far should the u.s. go and getting tough turkey, with hungary? >> we need to do this. member secretary esper trumps final secretary of defense said president trump's plan was to pull out of native if he got a second term. he is running for president that will be a live threat. look what happened with nato since the war in ukraine began. it has strengthened it has shown it can work together and his surprise vladimir putin it has grown in le