how fat do you have to be that regular old navy isn't big enough for you?e obama should come to your house and feed you broccoli rectally like at guantanamo bay. >> i would enjoy that. you're a disgusting person. andy? do they have a point? >> no. this has caused outrage with a number of reddit users. outrage of the story is based on the number of reddit users. >> reddit users are insane. >> it's just price gouging women because they're not doing it with the men's big and tall. i mean, my girlfriend told me this. it's a real point. it's for women. >> there is a story here. it's about women being overcharged. >> why are we picking on retired sailors? >> you've never been in old navy. >> i have never been there but i hear justin bieber models their clothes. >> if you run for president can i be on your staff? >> you can be in the cabinet. you can be secretary of education. i plan to abolish that. >> that would be hilarious if you would make me secretary of education and then abolish it. it would be cool if you got him confirmed then abolished it then he would

old navy is again on the wrong side of the plus side.bsite layout that has doubled the space for the larger clothing category. one angry shopper posted it on "are read it" saying thank you for reminding me i take up the space of two categories. the plus size menu is bigger which makes us wonder -- >> is this flabist? >> i will start with you, joanne because are you a minus sized model. are we offending people with this extra space? >> my tiny girl section is -- you couldn't see the tab. >> it is not even there. >> the real reason for this is the canadian version of old navy does not have -- the canadian brand does not have maternity clothes. so on the u.s. website the plus side flips with maternity. i think that is more offensive that plus side women and maternity is on the same. >> i thought all old navy clothes were for fat people. their size two is for like size two hippos. how fat do you have to be that regular old navy is not big enough for you? michelle obama should come to your house and feed you broccoli like guantanamo bay. >> i

over the years that community is really been hit hard by a number of issues especially with the old navy base and you know a lot of the dirt going out and rising asthma and cancer we know what's been been involved in the department it's been there as a key resource but i know it happened here, etc. but i was i want to make sure we are involved we can make some really good insight property owner to the outcomes and the communities that are going through this and they'll come to some discussion. >> we're involved and i asked the dr. to give us an update of the air quality group has been engaged with. >> good afternoon so the planning department does have to do an environmental impact report which they completed a few weeks ago now the health department is getting involved there's changes the whole thing len hard and the planning department how the demolition is going to happen originally a discussion about it being mechanic deconstruction and the discussion of the demolitions like what you see on youtube we're actually meeting where where the r with the planning department tomorrow to go o

how did the old navy joke do?ll the jenners. [ light laughter ] kylie jenner will appear on the cover of next month's "cosmopolitan." and bruce jenner will appear, if you squint really hard while looking at a picture of bruce jenner. [ laughter and applause ] it's like a magic eye. at this point, he's a magic eye poster. [ laughter ] oh, this is nice. one of the promotional images for the new flavors of girl scout cookies features a merit badge with the phrase "on my own." which is the badge you get for eating the most cookies." [ laughter ] it's nice. it's a reward. [ applause ] some sports news, jordanian prince ali, prince ali, says that he will run for president of the soccer organization, fifa, in this may's election. his campaign slogan is -- "prince ali, handsome is he, ali ababwa." [ laughter and applause ] kind of catchy. i think very catchy. and finally, this is just great, a chinese inventor has created a video game controller that is operated by the vagina. so, if you're a gamer, a vagina is a thing be

. >> being an old wood guy and an old navy guy, i served in the navy. it would be really neat to have a rum that touched someth

. >> megyn 100-year-old navy veteran was about to receive seven medals for heroism in world war ii. but while senator was trying to present the medals, widen was shouted down by protesters. listen. >> i can't breathe! i can't breathe! i can't breathe! >> that went on for 15 minutes. and for the vet and his family the long-awaited day of recognition was in danger of being drowned out. finally, out of respect for the war veteran the crowd relented and the hero took matters into his own hands. listen. >> at least let's show a little respect for this -- >> and while the ceremony was going on inside, more protesters were outside trying to force their way in. a security guard tried to hold them back, but that did not go over well. listen now to this back-and-forth. >> where are you from? >> hey hey, hey! >> i'll break your jaw. you're messing with a heavyweight boxer. i'll break your jaw, old man. >> protests are also continuing in st. louis, but instead of trying to shut down roads and businesses the goal now is to go after the st. louis police department accusing the police of being "mi

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lucky thing, the other beaches were going better, so we got a little more than our share of the old teamwork. navya lot about how long it takes to make battle hardened soldiers out of green troops. listen, i got to be a veteran in one day -- that day. >> so they paved our beaches with our blood and reached the roads. in the depths of the rich green pasture of normandy, the three airborne divisions -- and loud across the crater face of france came german reenforcements. from berlin a voice cried out an ally must be burned another day burned a hole in the history. the armies clashed. our first objective, then, was to merge all into one and 50 miles of men drive on together beyond the red sands through the broken wall. ♪ >> it wasn't too bad getting ashore. we had to fight for every bloody thing. that was the scene each time. crawl on your belly. staying down like you've been toldng a few hundred grenades and rush them. sometimes they would kill us but we would kill more of them. they were regular fortresses. our own men while they would wait for artillery support. the navy was still with us too chuc

strong results at old navy were off by a 5% de-china and its flat brand and flat sales at banana republic>>> bed, bath & beyond net sales missed analyst forecasts and same-store sales came shy of the company's projections. >>> the container store is cutting its outlook again. it has been challenged by weaker customer traffic despite customer discounts and a new customer loyalty program. they are all trading lower today. "the wall street journal" is reporting higher restructuring lawyers. on wednesday, wet seal laid off about 400 full and part-time workers. >> landon, thank you very much for that update. have a lovely weekend. >>> before we go to the break, let's remind you of the headlines. reports of a hostage situation and shots fired in northeast of france where police have 102 suspects wanted in connection with the shooting pp of charlie hedbo. >>> ahead of the all important jobs number macy's plans to shut some stores and cuts jobs as it changes the way it tries to meet consumer demands. >>> in the last half an hour. french president hollande says suspects in the charlie hedbo attack

well, he's trying to keep this concept going. 60% of a smaller navy could be less than 50% of the old navyf you're not careful. right now, the navy's ship building budget depending on increases in that budget top line, even if the ships come in on cost. which they won't. if you want to grow the navy modestly, you're going to have to see this downturn we're in. certainly avoid the sequestration -- i see modest real growth in the navy budget in the years to come, that's a reasonable standard by which to judge military efficacy, you can debate the number of ships is not the be all and end all, it depends which ships and what capability. i'm not suggesting that numbers by themselves answer this question, the logic of saying we should be headed upward and toward a somewhat larger navy at a time of such rapid chinese growth, is a compelling logic it's at risk under the caps that are now potentially going to arrive arrive. >> behind you to your left. >> jason here at brookings ien watted to ask, there's a large department that gets grouped into domestic spending, but deals with security as well.

the problem is 60% of a smaller navy could still be less than 50% of the old navy, if you're not carefulbudget depends on increases in that budget top line, even if the ships come in on cost which they won't. which means if you want to even grow the navy modestly, you are going to have to see us get out of this, you know, downturn that we're in certainly avoid the sequestration mechanism and i think see modest reals,0z!yjvj snuêwth in the navy budget in the years to come. and i would say that's a reasonable standard by which to judge military efficacy. you can debate you know, the number of ships is not the be-all and end-all. it obviously depends which ships and what capability. i'm not suggesting that numbers by themselves answer this question. but the logic of saying that we should at least be headed upward towards a somewhat larger navy at a time of such rapid chinese growth, i think is a fairly compelling logic but it's at risk under the caps that are now, you know, potentially going to arrive. >> right behind you. to your left. next, behind you to your left. >> jason tom from here

the problem is, 60% of a smaller navy could still be less than 50% of the old navy, if you're not careful. and right now, the navy's ship building budget depends on increases in that budget top line, even if the ships come in on cost which they won't. which means if you want to even grow the navy modestly, you are going to have to see us get out of this, you know, downturn that we're in, certainly avoid the sequestration mechanism and i think see modest reals,0z!yjvjsnuewth in the navy budget in the years to come. and i would say that's a reasonable standard by which to judge military efficacy. you can debate, you know, the number of ships is not the be-all and end-all. it obviously depends which ships and what capability. i'm not suggesting that numbers by themselves answer this question. but the logic of saying that we should at least be headed upward towards a somewhat larger navy at a time of such rapid chinese growth, i think is a fairly compelling logic but it's at risk under the caps that are now, you know, potentially going to arrive. >> right behind you. to your left. next, behin

he you will be too old to have children. yes, i navy too old already i say. all look around before one speaks again. with a question they want an answer to. then what is the purpose of your life how is the meaning? you might as well have been born a man, said the other. you have your freedom, the first said again. you can walk out when you want as we also feel sad for you. she glanced over. we know our sister is sad sometimes. she looks embarrassed with earrings in one ear and a jumpsuit. she maneuvered herself. she adjusted her position on the floor to hold her knees with both hands. she put her hands down "-end-quotes tries for a moment. i told them to save one for me, she said putting her head to the sisters. they have so many. we can pretend one of them is mine. her sister's nod. they can all agree on that. when we maneuver through the neighborhood on the way home she suddenly has an announcement. i will take you there. she tosses her phone from the front seat. we stick our heads together to see what she wants to show us. and they're in the middle of a ti

old. our navy will have too few ships. our soldiers sailors air men and marines will not get training or equipment they need and it will become increasingly difficult for them to respond to a number of contingencies that can threaten our national interests around 24the world. we have heard all of this from our top commanders before yet there are still those who say never fear the sky didn't fall under sequestration. what a low standard for evaluating the wisdom of government policy. the impacts of sequestration will not always be immediate or obvious. the sky doesn't need to fall for military readiness to be eroded, for military capabilities to atrophy or for critical investments to be delayed, cut or cancelled. these will be the results of sequestration's quiet cumulative disruptions that are every bit as dangerous for our national security. i will say candidly that it is deeply frustrating that a hearing of this kind is still necessary. it is frustrating because of what dr. ash carter president obama's nominee for secret

. >>> by the time rob was 21 years old, he was navy s.e.a.l. sniper deployed overseas.s a fairly quiet time to serve in the united states military but then in an instant everything changed. >> the world trade center tower number 1 is on fire. the whole outside of the building, it was just a huge explosion. >> looked like the plane was aiming towards the building. >> second plane into the other tower, tower of the trade center, major fire. >> one of the bildings is partially collapsed. the other tower just collapsed. major collapse. major collapse. >> i was in the operations office at naval special warfare group 2 which is in germany and i was catching up on e-mails and sitting there with a couple of the operations officers, things like that, and they went to breaking news. >> we have a very tragic alert for you right now. an incredible plane crash in to the world trade center here at the lower tip of manhattan. >> the first reports were, you know, small plane had hit and showed it. it's like, wow. that's the entire building. that wasn't a small plane. and then we starte

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most of your collection is at the old gun factory building at the washington navy yard. you are storing them and other locations in the country. you are consolididating them down in richmond. navy leaders sometimes do want to draw on that collection for historic sword or object when th're having a meeting. isn't that ing to pose problems located 90 miles south of washington? >> not at all. the collection was actually in three major locations memphis tennessee, yorktown and the wawashington navy yard. virtually all of those storage locations were not climate controlled, were basically marginal storage facilities and it's been ned in the past that navy was at risk of losing its history and heritatage because of conditions such as that. >> the i.g. report pointed out the decay of the collection. >> absolutely, back in december 2011. what we did in conjunction with, we spent a couple of years searching fo a location which was not just to be able to take care of the artifacts but affordable. there were facilities available at richmond, 300,000 square feet as you pointnt out.

i want to thank the mcarthur memorial and the hampton roads navy museum in old dominion for inviting me here. it's a personal honor and privilege to me. but i think it's a personal honor and privilege for asia to be included on the program. of world war i. so thank you for that. and i think you know you uh guys thought of it. because, well you have mcarthur. i hate to admit it but it's the first time i've been to norfolk, even though as a japan specialist i made my pilgrimage a long time ago. japan specialist general mcarthur is dear to our hearts. it's -- you know for us i realize he's important for the first world war. but for us, we think of him as the asian general and one who has -- was very much involved in the united states going global and going asia pacific in the 20th cent rhode island -- 20th century. so i think it's very apropos. so thanks. i do want to speak of the larger issue of war and asia and why we should be worried about asia. we'll ultimately get there. to be there with the frame of some of you know what the japanese are up to in the war. this is one of the enter

[male narrator] peter herrick was a thirty-four year old carpenter when he joined the navy reserve.ter's wife] they were deployed to build schools and bases and to assist the marines. [peter herrick] when the mortar round hit, i was completely knocked out. i didn't wake up until six days later. [ramond bruce] i saw pete when he was at his worst. he didn't know if he was going to live to to be able to see his daughter graduate from high school. ramond knew that i needed help figuring out where do we go from here. [ramond bruce] we not only represent the veteran, but we represent the whole family. eleven months we stayed in the hospital down in tampa. [ramond bruce] we had, you know long talks about things that he was going to be confronted with. [ramond bruce] we advocate, we educate and we process claims through the v-a and we follow that claim from the beginning to the end. [peter herrick] without paralyzed veterans of america, i really honestly believe i'd still be in the hospital. [narrator] you can help our paralyzed veterans. to learn more, visit p-v-a dot org. >>mark: showing

it stars bradley cooper, two 6-year-olds from san jose play a key part in the movie. the film is a true story of a navye.a.l. sharpshooter, chris kyle, the most lethal sniper in u.s. military history. 6-year-old twins aidan and madelyn mcgraw play kyle's kids. the movie was released just last friday. >> i got to meet bradley cooper. and, and i also got to meet clint stewart. >> yes. >> they both have small speaking parts. the twins' parents are proud the kids were a part of this movie, not just because of the superstar line-up but the father and members of his family are veterans. >> may i say something, too, also, and, that was some pretty crazy hair. lot of goop in that hair, stylish kid. mike you know a little bit about that. >> no, i don't have any problem using that for the hair. some goopy view of the roadway, the golden gate bridge rob's been showing you this shot farther north. we couldn't see this shot about a half an hour ago, south 101 in san rafael. the top of your screen, the glowing lights there, there's still fog. we'll show you the map as we move from san francisco to san rafael, over i

navy seal i did two deployments overseas. it was the best job i had. i had known i was gay since i was 6 years old. s out of the closet before joining the navy. upped the policy i had -- under the policy i had to keep it a secret. i wouldn't talk about my sexuality at work which proved to be difficult at times, because the seal community is such a close-knit one. i believe the culture within the teams is generally homophobic. i was terrified that my seal brothers would find out. i thought when they did, it would be something really bad. and so there would be times when i would have to - i would have to do a bit of lying when it came to the girlfriend department. the military found out i was gay when i left a message on my boyfriend's answering machine. he was in the navy and he had somebody that worked for him listening in to his messages. she heard it she reported it. the navy launched an investigation into my sexuality that lasted several months. during the investigation i certainly felt that i was sort of bullied. it was a horrible time. once my brothers found out i was gay, they were amazing. th

. >>> pennsylvania lawmakers are pushing the navy to finish what it started. >> plans to redevelop the oldillow grove air station have stalled and officials say that's wasting time and money. >> deanna durante finding out what's the holdup. >> reporter: chip car remembers the air show and military planes he could once see from route 611. >> we used to see airplanes. we used to see air shows and everything else. that's not here anymore. >> reporter: not much is left of the willow grove air station. not much worth looking at. the plan is to rip down those crumbling building and tear out the runway but in a golf course, school and housing. the township says none of that can happen until the navy finishes paperwork to deed the land to the town. >> i think it's a waste of money. i mean it's more money leaving it deserted. >> reporter: meehan and boyle are urging the navy to take action quickly. any more lost time and the town could miss out on future buyers and investors and vacant land doesn't generate any tax revenue. while residents still disagree about what should happen to the base they al

. >> 40-year-old jason mcclay a haverford high school graduate and navy veteran was shot and killed during a robbery in chester 2013. three fails murder, robbery and conspiracy charges. >> we're following several stories including the break in at the lululemon store that all of a sudden is roof collapse. >> a minivan slammed into a home that sparked a murder investigation. we have a live update at 6:30. narrator: gas prices are down helping middle class families. but now, the white house wants to impose title ii regulations on your internet meaning new government taxes and fees. every month: you'd pay more. 11 billion dollars a year in new taxes and fees. internet freedoms can be protected with the white house and congress working together, but imposing new tax increases through public utility style regulations will hurt middle class families let's protect the internet we love without regressive taxes and fees. no to title ii. >> this is all new this morning, police responded to reports of a suspicious package near twitter headquarters in strand -- san francisco overnight. what officers fo

navy pier. he said to go in and lock the doors. we did not know. a bunch of 17 and 18-year-old sailors.hat was this about? he said i want to know who among you do not drink. no self respecting sailor is going to admit that. finally, they hammered out a group of us that were tolerant in our drinking habits. he said the rest were dismissed. the 25 of us, he said i will confide in you with a top-secret message. the president is going to announce tonight that germany is surrendering. this is in april of that year. you are going to be shore patrol. you're going into the loop and you are going to maintain order. they issued an armband, belt whistle, no side arms. a couple of other things. "sp" on your sleeve. marched us into the crowd in the loop on the which is the central part of chicago. chicago was known as the best liberty town almost in the whole united states. i remember on sundays, you would go down to the u.s.o. and get a three by five card that was say "come to lunch." church and lunch. then they would often say, we have a daughter 18. that card went like that. but it was the sharin

old cousin. her brother, nicholas brink is an electronics engineer in the navy. he was honored in september for performing the heimlich maneuver on a choking victim in key west. the family owns this popular furniture store in nashville illinois. friend and airport manager collins knew marty gutzler for 20 years. >> he actually was an airline pilot, and if i remember correctly he was furloughed back after 2001. >> reporter: ntsb's heidi moates says sailor will be essential to the investigation. >> it gives us a storyline and help on the situation. >> reporter: sailor was released to the hospital to a family member saturday morning. >> you know, at the scene we were talking about that being some divine intervention there but it was a considerable feat to do that. >> reporter: the ntsb is removing what is left of the plane and will examine the engines they will look at flight data and weather conditions and will release a preliminary report in ten days. >> glor: all right adriana diaz thank you very much. for a big portion of the country the coldest air of the seaso

navy seal i did two deployments over he seas. it was the best job i ever had. i had known i was gay since i was six years old. t of the closet before i joined the navy but under the don't ask/don't tell policy i had to keep that a secret while in the military. i wouldn't talk about my sexuality at work, which proved difficult at time. because the seal community is a close knit one, i feel that it's generally homophobic, i was terrified that my seal brothers would find out and when they did it would be really bad. there would be times when i had to do quite a bit of lying especially when it came to the girlfriend department. the military found out that i was gay when i left a message on my boyfriend--at the time--answering machine. he was in the navy, and he had somebody that worked for him that was listening into his messages. she heard it. she reported it. the navy then launched an investigation into my sexuality that lasted several months. during the investigation i certainly felt that i was sort of bullied. it was such a horrible time. once my brothers found out i was gay, they were amazing. they would come

old. should the united states attempt to rescue her. navy seal who says he killed bin laden joins me next. >>> the nfl breaks its silence on the cheating scandal that's rocking football. >>> a black man shot and killed by a black police officer during a traffic stop. it's all caught on tape. is it excessive violence and justified? that's next. you miss out on... family pizza night. the big game. or date night. why lose out to the flu any longer than you have to? prescription tamiflu can help you get better 1.3 days faster. that's 30% sooner. call your doctor right away. and attack the flu virus at its source with prescription tamiflu. tamiflu is fda approved to treat the flu in people 2 weeks and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior stop taking tamiflu and call your doctor immediately. children and adolescents in parti

talked and there were whistles and calls and the air force got up and the navy got up and the students were giving them the old raspberry. and the marine got up and said there is nobody in this room i want in this room in my military you are all undisciplined. and he crude out the faculty and picked up his gear and walked off stage. at the end of the auditorium i was one of 13 guys that stood at his table. he put his table back together and we talked and i joined the united states marine corps. >> there was a gunny sergeant who knew what had to be done. had a mission. was proud of who he represented. wasn't going to take any shenanigans and i said i think i'd like to be like that guy. >> sergeant morris you were raised in oklahoma. tell us about your early life and your early role models when you were growing up there. >> my role model was an uncle of mine and he was a parra trooper in the triple nickel which was a segregated airborne unit at the. but i was so impressed just looking at him in uniform and jumping out of a perfectly good airplane. >> and you wanted to do that. >> that was my inspiration to becom

old ua10. they proposed --. the navy included no money in this year's budget to begin re-fueling the george washington, a carrier with 25 years worth of life left. the pentagon has asked congress for another round of base closures when we have not yet broken even from the last round 10 years ago. and all of these incidences, congress on a bipartisan basis disagreed with the administration's request. that is how the founding fathers intended our system to work. sometimes the pentagon is penny wise and pound foolish. sometimes the white house tries to cut military spending for other parts of the budget. sometimes the priorities are wrong. congress forced the pentagon to buy the predator. they didn't want it. pilots do not like pilotless aircraft. it is countercultural. i don't know many people who would reverse that decision today. each of us has a responsibility to represent the interests of our district or state. we don't no one else will. this congress sometimes make the wrong call? absolutely. please do not fall into w

but the fact is, we have to be village and because the chinese and old and their armies and navies and air fares force to threaten our friends. i say to you, we have to be very careful and have strength in this country. [applause] and airan, we are in negotiations with them because they seem determined to get weapons of mass destruction and i hope that he's negotiations work out. that we have to think about what the iranians are thinking. did they think maybe that america is so weak and indecisive now in the world that they can just stonewall us and get their weapons of mass destruction and transformed the nature of the middle east and indeed the world? if we are strong and flotilla and vigilant, we will be ok. what about the others? yet to think about this. we have a second challenge a guerrilla war going on right now. have al qaeda committing a true right now in yemen. we have boko ao haram massacring thousands of people. we have ice is trying to create a false type of state. they force women trying to wear veils and stone rape victims. and they accuse republicans of having a war on

were whistles and calls and the catcalls and the air force got up and the navy got up and the students were giving them the old raspberry. and this old marine goodie got up and said there is nobody in this room i want in this room in in my military you are undisciplined. and he chewed out the faculty and picked up his gear and walked off stage. at the end of the auditorium i one of 13 guys that stood at his table. he put his table back together and we talked and i joined the united states marine corps. >> very good. a good story. >> there was a gunny sergeant who knew what had to be done. had a mission. was proud of who he represented. wasn't going to take any shenanigans and i said i think i'd like to be like that guy. [applause] >> sergeant morris, you were raised in oklahoma. tell us about your early life and your early role models when you were growing up there. >> my role model was an uncle of mine and he was a paratrooper in the triple nickel which was a segregated airborne unit at the. but i was so impressed just looking at him in uniform and jumping out of a perfectly good airplane. [laughter] >> and y

. >> it stars bradley cooper, two 6-year-olds from san jose played a key part in the fille. it's a true story of a navyl. sharp shooter chris kyle, the most lethal sniper in u.s. military history. the 6-year-old twins aidan and madelyn mcgraw played kyle's kids. the movie was released just last friday. >> i got to meet bradley cooper. >> so did i. >> and, and i also got to meet clint eastwood. >> yes. >> well they both had small speaking parts, the twins' parents say they're proud the kids were a part of the movie not just because of the superstar line-up but because their father and several of their family members are veterans. >> another good reason to root for "american sniper" coming up in about a month for the oscars. see you in 25. ♪ >>> good morning. breaking overnight. threat to kill. isis releases another chilling video, two japanese hostages held at knifepoint. the ransom demand, $200 million and just 72 hours to get it done. >>> terror, tuition and taxes. president obama set to unveil an ambitious agenda at his sixth state of the union tonight including a plan to raise taxes on the rich, but

navy game. vernon's idea was so revolutionary he was 81 years old. coming up next what americans say about the state of race relation he since president obama became president. plus new rules for a police department near miami. no more mug shots for target practice. >> and we're getting the first pictures from a deadly road collapse tonight in cincinnati, ohio. an overpass collapsed on to i-75. it was being prepped to be taken down. a construction worker was killed. the driver of a white tractor trailer was injured. you can see the damage to the front end of the big rig. not clear yet on what actually caused this collapse. >>> a police department that used mug shots of black suspects for target practice is making some changes tonight. their training tactic came to light after national guard used one of the guard members recognized her brother's face on the target. he had been arrested in 2000. >> i am not a mugshot. i'm not a tragic mistakes i made 14 years ago that cost lives of my friends and my clean record and my freedom. i do not deserve to be a

beginning of the world war ii before the beginning of conscription the smalleses navy since first world war, an air force, very old, people flying planes as old as their grandfathers are in some cases, b-52s built in the early 1960s. and we need -- elsewhere we do need to spend money on defense. defense is a core responsibility of government. people say what about the debt, the deficit? the essence of our debt and deficit problem comes from entitlements. europe is both bankrupt and defenseless at one in the same time because they went for precisely that recipe. >> host: hillary clinton, not mentioned much in the book. there this prediction of the future -- talk about why you didn't write more about hillary and what you see of her presidential campaign, assuming there is one. >> guest: well i didn't want -- look, i do write about hillary. they're an entire chapter in the book people are perusing the book store after they watched this show turn to chapter nine. which is -- >> host: set in the future. >> guest: set in the year -- christmas day 2019. hillary clinton is president and she is easily beaten rand paul. >>

old when the war started. by the time i turned 17, i had decided i didn't want to go to the navy. i went to the bus station where they recruited in the army. with the permission of my mother, i asked if i could go into the army air corps. they give me a test. apparently, i passed it. to my mother's surprise. [laughter] i went off to bowling field to take physical, psychological psycho motive, and some other tests. on february 1, 1944, i was sworn in the army air corps reserves. may of 1945, i was sworn into the army air corps because i had turned 18 in march. i took more tests. to my surprise, i passed and was sent to tuskegee army airfield. i stayed there until may of 1945. i was in class 45i. the war ended when they found out 45i was being trained. [laughter] that's not true, but that's what we like to think. i was able to go through three of the four phases being trained a pilot before they declared a surplus and i was discharged at the army air force base, november 8, 1945. the main thing about my training , i like to think, is the gentleman who went before me came back and ta

old when the war started. by the time i turned 17, i decided that i didn't want to go in the navy so i went to 11th and new york avenue to the bus station where they recruited in the army and i, with permission of my mother, asked if i could go in the army air corps and they gave me a test. apparently i passed it, to my mother's surprise. and i went off to bowling field to take a physical psychological, psycho motive and some other test and on february 51, 1944, i was sworn in the army air corps reserves. may of 1945, i was sworn in to the army air corps because i had turned 18 in march. i went to keisler field, took some more tests and to my surprise, i passed and was sent up to tuskegee army airfield as a preaviation cadet. i stayed there until may of 1945. i was put in class 45-i. you mentioned 42. 45-i was my class. and for you folks that don't know it, the war ended when they found out 45-i was being trained. that's not true. but that's what we like to say. i was able to go through three of the four phases to become a pilot before they declared a surplus and i was discharged at andrews army air corps base