richard clarke does. he lived it as president bush's counterterrorism czar.s good to see you, friend. >> good to be with you, chris. >> the finding of the commission was that the delay in transition because of the litigation made a material difference in the preparedness of the administration for the threat of terror. >> yeah, i know that was their conclusion. i'm not sure it's true, because that transition, the clinton counterterrorism team in the white house, all of it stayed on into the bush administration. so the expertise continued. that's not always the case. i've been through three transitions, twice in the white house and once on the transition team, and things happen during transition times. the world doesn't stop. george bush invaded somalia after he lost his bid for re-election, and he left that steaming pile for bill clinton. so you don't know what's going to happen. the world continues on. there are people out there who may want to take advantage of what they think is chaos in the u.s. iran might, north korea might, even russia and china might. >

richard clark doesn't completely agree that it had a negative effect. certainly the commission thought enough of it to put it in. denise turner roth, thank you for giving us context and understanding to why this matters. it's not just some bureaucratic checkmark on a list of to do things. thank you very much. appreciate you and appreciate your service to the country. >> thank you, good to be with you. >> okay. >>> now, again, i keep coming back to covid because covid is everything for us. economy, our kids, our livelihoods, our emotions, right, our well-being. shattering a record for hospitalizations. now there's a new study that i have to tell you about. i don't want to tell you about. we worked hard to make sure i had to tell you about it. but this long haul thing is getting worse and it's getting more insidious. it's getting more sneaky. it's manifesting itself in ways that people may not see. it's not just their body. it's their mind. with going to bring in the doctor to talk about new guidance that seems like it should have come out months ago and

a question of mine several calls back, but i would like her to elaborate on what happened with richard clark and the team that was operating against osama bin laden after the 93 bombing and how they got dismissed or overlooked. i love this country and i wanted to be safe and i think most americans agree with me, whether they agree with my politics. i think right now we run a risk while we are fooling around we are leaving our back door open. thank you, that's my comment. host: professor, any comments on his 93 reference? prof. hult: i think it's a good question. as we remember, worked on the national security council staff. those staffers to some extent are close to permanent officials , but they served at the center of the president. a new president with a different set of priorities could certainly have chosen to replace that person or put them in a different capacity. some of that with the national security issues has gotten more attention i think after 9/11. we know that the congress in separate statues has talked about the need for people to be going through security clearance processes

a question of mine several calls back, but i would like her to elaborate on what happened with richard clark the team that was operating against osama bin laden after the 93 bombing and how they got dismissed or overlooked. i love this country and i wanted to be safe and i think most americans agree with me, whether they agree with my politics. i think right now we run a risk while we are fooling around we are leaving our back door open. thank you, that's my comment. host: professor, any comments on his 93 reference? prof. hult: i think it's a good question. as we remember, worked on the national security council staff. those staffers to some extent are close to permanent officials , but they served at the center of the president. a new president with a different set of priorities could certainly have chosen to replace that person or put them in a different capacity. some of that with the national security issues has gotten more attention i think after 9/11. we know that the congress in separate statues has talked about the need for people to be going through security clearance processes bef

as richard was suggesting. and clarkhe would need 59% of the remaining vote, to, you know, come within biden's margin at this point, and that hasn't been the case thus far, the decision desks know how to do the projections and based on the republican and democratic makeup of a county or certain batch of votes, you can do that type of extrapolation. it's basically over. it's very hard to see how donald trump catches up in any of these places, which is why his team has been talking about legal strategies and trying to challenge some of the ways that these, you know, counts have been down, or the segregating out votes that came in after election day, in the case of pennsylvania, but even then, there's not a whole lot of enthusiasm for any of this, as you've seen. i mean back in 2000, i'm a grizzled veteran of the 2000 election and the vote in florida which was separated by only 537 votes, you saw the calvary come in on the democratic and republican side, the biggest name, the biggest influencers of both party going down the

while the comments made by greg clarke overshadowed the dcms meeting today, there were several issues discussed. the premier league chief executive richardut the support that's been made available for lower league clubs. he insisted promises have been kept. we have made good all of our solidarity commitments of £110 million both last year and this. we have worked with efl to forward that funding to keep clubs in funds and the same goes for community and youth funding, funding to efl clubs totalling £90 million both last year and this. england have called up 17—year—old jude bellingham for the first time for their forthcoming matches against republic of ireland, belgium and iceland. the borussia dortmund midfielder has been added to the squad following the withdrawal of james ward—prowse and trent alexander—arnold through injury. bellingham was originally included in the under—21 squad, but will now link up with the seniors for the first time. manchester united defender luke shaw, has been ruled out, for the next month with a hamstring injury — picked up during their win over everton at the weekend. it will see the defender sidelined for

while the comments made by greg clarke overshadowed the dcms meeting today, there were several issues discussed. the premier league chief executive richardlower league clubs. he insisted promises have been kept. we have made good all of our solidarity commitments of £110 million both last year and this. we have worked with efl to forward that funding to keep clubs in funds and the same goes for community and youth funding, funding to efl clubs totalling £90 million both last year and this. england have called up 17—year—old jude bellingham for the first time for their forthcoming matches against republic of ireland, belgium and iceland. the borussia dortmund midfielder has been added to the squad following the withdrawal of james ward—prowse and trent alexander—arnold through injury. bellingham was originally included in the under—21 squad, but will now link up with the seniors for the first time. manchester united defender luke shaw, has been ruled out, for the next month with a hamstring injury — picked up during their win over everton at the weekend. it will see the defender sidelined for upcoming premier league games against west bro

richard masters confirmed the move to mps this morning. but later the head of the football association greg clarke had to apologise for using out—dated languagethe wealthiest league in the world and big spenders in the recent transfer window but with empty stadium are likely to extend into 2021, the premier league is facing mounting losses estimated by chief executive, richard masters, to be nearing £1 billion. today he told mps there is a willingness to help those lower down the pyramid. there can't be a blank cheque or an underwriting of losses and we believe our proposal is appropriate, goes to the heart of the problem. we believe we are stepping up, we are looking after the pyramid of football. that didn't appeasejulian knight, chair of the department for digital, culture, media and sport committee. there are ten afl clubs who are unlikely to make payroll this month. those clubs can come to us and talk to us immediately. mr masters told the committee that change is coming, both in relation to the structure of english football and the recent model of charging fans £14 95 to watch their team on pay—per—view platforms, which proved controver

willard clark and my brother louis and others from whom i assertation that a detachment at cross the river and had been encamped a short distance off. george shakes, peter hilla brand and richard taylor's detachment had not yet crossed clearing readiness for the purpose. i directed it to be disdainful made known that no change could be or will be made from completing the journey by land and that it was evident these alarming tails were in great measure magnified for a fact. whatever true the scar city and high prices of supplies, immediately my troops could become about supplies should be procured cost what they would if they were to be had at all in the reach of the travel. preparations would be made for taking us up the line of march the next morning, which was done accordingly. and i might add that while the turkeys were in charge of their own removal, there was never any complaints of lack of food on the way. ross goes on to say that their boats could not be prevailed upon to stop and take me on board, after that sly detained two or three days, i determined not to wait any longer for passage by water, and i procured a horse and road down in days and was accompanied by my b

clark and my brother louis and others -- from whom i ascertained that the detachment had crossed the river and camped a short distance off. and that george hicks, peter hildebrand and richard taylor's detachment had not yet crossed. no change could or would be made from completing the journey by land. that it was evident these alarming tales about the roads to missouri were in great measure magnified for effect. but however true the scarcity and high prices for supplies immediately on the road might prove to be, that supplies should be procured, cost what they would, if they were to be had at all within reach of the route of their travel. preparations were then directed to be made for taking up the line of march the next morning, which was done accordingly. and i might add that while the cherokees were in charge of their own removal, there was never any complaint of lack of food on the way. and ross goes on to say the descending boats could not be prevailed upon me to -- upon to stop and take me on board. after thus being detained two or three days i determined not to wait any longer for passage by water. and i procured the loan of a horse and rode down in two days to the