that wasn't the case with robert kelly. robert kelly had never been in particularly tip top health. he had always suffered from even before the beginning of a civil war from heart trouble. the war exacerbated it. he suffered at least two major heart attacks during the war. after the war, he becomes president of washington college in the upper shenandoah around lexington, virginia. people have often scratch their heads, wondering why he became president of this little college, which was on the verge of extinction. most of its students had gone off to the war. most of its endowment had gone off to the war, too, and wasn't coming back. i think in large measure he took the job when it was offered to him because it got him as far away from washington, d.c. as he could get without violating the terms of his parole. remember, by that point, he was under indictment for treason. so he becomes president. he turns out to be a remarkably successful college president. this man knew how to shake the apples out of the tree. he brings in more than a quarter million dollars of endowment. money raise

now robert kelly is a professor of international relations at present national universities as well. and ukraine is taking its toll on russia and moscow needs to purchase almonds from other countries. i think the russians are struggling in ukraine, right? i mean, the war is supposed to take like a couple weeks and here we are now in like the 28th a month or something like that, right? we know that the russians are showing to use older equipment in the war tanks and our vehicles from 19 sixties and so doesn't look like and we don't know, of course, but it doesn't look like the russian defense industrial base can keep up with the losses in the war and so their shock, their shopping around, right? china would be the ideal place to go with, you know, china is in the past 5 years for north re, a, has a soviet era defense industrial base. right. it's produced where it's enormous military since 19 sixties. and so presumably again, we don't know, presumably the north koreans are sitting on the 100 thousands or millions of shells and south korean government estimates that many of those have b

what does come out of this me things that an i meant to professor robert kelly. it's always good to speak to you. thanks for your time. the us present to abide in special invoice as washington is working to avoid a grace of will between hezbollah and israel. hey, miss hosting has been meeting lebanese the doesn't include any, has blogs because i live the speaker of parliament, as well as the kind of take a prime minister. the hospital has increased costs, photo voltage attacks in the past week after israel killed one of its top commanders. christine, also matters really need as on monday and said the conflict must stop. let me be clear. the conflict along the blue line between israel and because by law has gone on for long enough. innocent people are dying, property is damaged, families are shattered, and 11 east, the economy continues to decline. the country is suffering for no good reason, or it's in everyone's interest to resolve it quickly and diplomatically. that is both achievable. and it is urgent that we call to a hospital from they reached the start of t

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kelly, i was right there in new york listening to robert de niro.ophone, i could hear him. he literally sounds like an escaping from the psychic word appeared why would president biden use them as a surrogate? there are so many's persuasive, applicable sera good spirit i may disagree with him, but they are good sarah goods that he could have sent. so wipe pick a hollywood multimillionaire to try to relate to folks struggling with in inflation? >> that is something you are going to have to ask the biden campaign but let's look at the issues. i think the issues are key. you might have to see what is going on with america. they have a important decision to make in 2024. and ultimately it will be their choice who they want in the oval office. do they want someone who has been convicted and will be a felon once the nominee happens who is 78 years old, or do they want the current administration? that is what is great about our country no matter if on the right or left, you can voice your opinion and get out to the polls and vote. >> trey: steph, the debat

kelly kerri urbahn pointed out today the attorney general back in 1940 robert jackson who became supreme justice said this to his prosecutors warning them this is not supposed to be a political weapon in a speech in 1940. he said prosecutors can choose defendants and that's the most dangerous power of the prosecutor. he can pick people he thinks he should get rather than to cases that need to be prosecuted with the law books for the greatest weren't of crimes prosecutor sends a fair chance of finding at least a technical violation of some act on the part of almost anyone. prosecutors do have a ton of power. they have a ton of discretion. i have heard from people who feel frightened, worried about how the system will be used. they are also angry and punched for 1 of the political pieces that goes out every morning by e-mail pointed out the gop knows angry voters are motivated voters. that's the other motion you're hearing from people and they hope they can capitalize in november. >> greg gutfeld. >> jesse watters. we like to expand on anything anybody said here? >> not really. >> up next.

axios politics reporter staff and democrat strategist kelly heineman welcome, thank you for joining us i was right there in new york listening to robert didn't even need a microphone i could hear him he sounded like an escaping from the psychiatric ward, why would president biden use him as a surrogate there are so many persuasive's arrogance i may disagree with them but they're good sarah gets that he could have sent why pick a hollywood multimillionaire to try to relate to folks struggling with inflation? >> that is something you're going to have to ask the biden campaign i think the issues are key and we have to see what's going on with america and they have an important decision to make and 2424 and ultimately it's going to be their choice of who they want in the oval office, do they want someone who is been convicted and will be a felony once the nominee happens it was 78 years old or do they want the current administration that's what's great about our country no matter on the right or the left you can voice your opinion and get out to the polls and you can vote. trey: the debate is coming up president trump former president tru

president trump now president of tec consulting and robert wolf former obama advisor can both are fox news conservators. great to have both of you with us today. kelly you, are you action to this executive order that i thought it was interesting in the beginning of his comments the president said, you know, that he was celebrating the passage of this but that he said oh, no, it's an executive order. kellyanne? >> and that's what -- i feel like this would be overturned are this won't stand muster because it's an executive action not legislation. they have not been able even, martha, when they met in a medically controlled house and senate there not been able to get this through which tells you all you need to know. look he can lie and let the light fly from the podium he wants, the last part of what he said about detention camps and rubbing sponsors from each other that donald trump's promised us, these people are lying all the time. they are lying about his energy acuity ability ability, we can see for ourselves based on your first segment today, martha, and now they're lying about what doctor is saying but it doesn't matter. because joe biden's wor

kelly who are has confirmed that. and obviously, they lost their son robert in afghanistan, so you have to think of the horror of that gold star family member has to hear that from donald trump. but the answer the answer is all secondary to whatever their anger is about the country right now. we have to fix that, by the way. we can't hate those people. we have to bring those people back into the social contract with us. >> but how do you fix them? i don't recommend we hate those people, but how do you help people that must hate themselves? to want sunshine to serve as commander-in-chief who think they are suckers and lose terse they get injured or die serving the country. >> it's a terrible thing. i think that the president, president biden has actually done a great job for these people. president trump may identify their grievances and may push buttons of their anger, but if you think of the reshoring, the manufacturing, the infrastructure deal, you think of the microprocesser foundsers that are going into the united states, he has such a case to make for these people coming back to the democratic party. their grand