. >> her dad was in a long term relationship with a single mom named kimberly roush. >> he had three daughters and i two boys. and a lot of our time was spent being involved in their sporting events. >> they'd been on again off again for years, but no sooner had they decided to take one of their periodic romantic timeouts from one another then they'd rubber band but back together. >> a song would come on, he pulled the car over, take me out of the car, and dance along the side of the road. being with him was amazing. >> and now that his girls were grown, keith reed was at long last finding his special place, getting comfortable. he bought a big house in town. a sign the superintendent wasn't just using clymer as a career steppingstone. >> he found where he wanted to be, finally after years and years of looking. they'd have to pry him out with a bar. >> but on saturday morning, september 22nd, 2012, when clymer's school principal and bailey drove by his friend and colleagues house, he was surprised to see both of keith's vehicles still in the driveway. the superintendent was meant to

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in her teens bammy was a student at le roush in fontainebleau, france where she met educator marie suvest. when eleanor was 15 and her grandmother decided it was time for her to study abroad. it was adibai who suggested alan's wood the boarding school in england of which mud mazel suvest was then the head when franklin d roosevelt was appointed assistant secretary the navy it was antibi who tutored eleanor in the fine points of naval customs and courtesies as well as washington protocol and the art of paying calls. in later life by and the admiral lived at old gate the family home near farmington, connecticut she lived to see elliot's daughter first lady of new york. she was pleased with eleanor's idealism and tireless energy, although she didn't always approve the directions. they took especially when eleanor fractured family solidarity by campaigning in 1924 on behalf of al smith against teddy roosevelt jr. in the new york gubernatorial race in case you don't know that story. theodore jr. had been assistant secretary of the navy in warren g harding's cabinet and the harding had died, bu

that john describes of the coming together of the intelligence services, it also felt like a much roush, all within the larger policy framework. i mean, poland point had more security cover at all after the abolition of the warsaw pact. warsaw was alone in the world with 30,000 soviet troops still on its soil that was negotiating for their departure but poland had every interest in a good relationship with the united states and this intelligence part of it really was a spearhead. in the aftermath of the exfiltration we had visits from the head of the cia, judge webster and head of the fbi bill sessions and i can remember the polls gave the dinner, the wwelcoming dinner to judge webster in a low which was quite near my residence and which was notorious as polish intelligence villa that had in 1964 they had died mysteriously in that villa. my wife and i walked past it every day so we had a dinner for george webster there and the next night my wife and i gave a dinner down the street in our residents and igor pinsky i said to him going back to the earlier traits he said well, that was a tr

donald trump continues to hint at another presidential 81, contributor for the atlantic, jonathan roushe. jonathan joins us now. let's lead from some of your argument. when you outline how maga trump supporters could derail democracy by emulating the prime minister of hungary, victor orban, first, install todayies in key positions. second, intimidate the career bureaucracy. third, co-opt the armed forces. fourth, bring law enforcement to heel. even more intimidating to the president's opponents is securing full control at long last over the justice department, fifth, weaponize the pardon in trump's first term officials stood up to many of his illegal and unethical demands because they feared legal jeopardy. the president has a fix for that too. sixth, the final blow, defy order courts. and so after four years, america has crossed freedom house's line from free to partly free. the president's powers are determined by what will he can get away with. he's term-limited but the maga movement has entrenched itself. and trump has demonstrated in the united states what orban proved in hungary,