rumsfeld was a very strong. individual i remember briefing him a few times and and he would kick out briefers and he had a particular style that he wanted just in the presentation of his briefings and i mean the man was. a piece of work. and is something else. knows i love it was a very smart he was he was very smart he was very driven and. was pleased to have worked under yeah he was a great sound bites i loved when steve carrell played him in that movie does that mean a lot to the men and women in uniform that austin was a soldier. well he they know that he is a good soldier but you know what the problem for austin is that he was supposed to be a civilian leader in the military he was granted a waiver i'm sure that military individuals identify with him he had out of phys more with the military i think than with the policy wonks in washington that's very clear to me right now he's clearly yeah more at home among the military base and and he does have the ear of the of the military personnel and i think that fo

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that was a basic idea and the result of strontium philosophy when it was implemented by people like rumsfeld and cheney and so on was to heighten the threat of the then soviet union this is in the reagan years to heighten the threat of the servant union to bring about they thought greater cohesion of values and the in the united states and that it could use all kinds of mischief but in this context rosso talking of course of the the external consequences of all of this and for grayson's between the united states and russia and is not good for the united states i think is betting on the possibility. under maximum pressure putting russia under maximum pressure it will implode. the those aspects those elements of the intelligentsia in russia who are somewhat inclined towards towards the west and. and greater modernization western model and so on the idea is that they will. join in the forces of discontent of disaffection and help bring about the demise of russia i think that's a very very bad mistake but these guys on and even really care about that because there are so many other advantages to

or as my colleague don rumsfeld said, old europe. and in the same regard, just the , question of can you tell us a little bit about how you would see immigration and national security policy given that it is a big issue of debate in the united states as well? so perhaps a little bit by those , topics. ayaan: eastern europe versus western europe, eastern europe is poorer. that is one. if you were to actually accommodate and help immigrants the way northern european countries can do, that is what one. eastern europe has over western europe is that the eastern european countries are more attuned to their value system. for people like me 1989 was not , so long ago but not so long ago, they were under the iron curtain, the authoritarian government. they were denied their freedoms. so when you start talking about liberties, ideologies, eastern europeans are more in touch with that than the western europeans. when you had this encounter between islam and the west, i think, in my research that , eastern europeans seem to be able to have that

president nixon did indeed on july 8th meet with the vice president the interior secretary, and rumsfeld, and john walls, also included with the president and vice president of and see i'll, and i was present as well. meeting in the cabinet room was a unique honor. it's almost exclusively reserved for meetings with a cabinet, governors, congressional leaders and delegations of foreign heads of state. this was the first time in the nixon white house that any one other than those designated folks have been invited to meet him in that room with the president. it was recognition by the president, of tribal sovereignty's. after president nixon, gave the message received widespread featured coverage in the press, the blue lake effort really came front and center with a bipartisan effort led by senator fred harris, oklahoma's his wife, and the republican president. what an odd, very odd but effective trio they were. and they found help in the democratic senators edward kennedy, and mcgovern. president nixon personally lobbied selected members of the senate, including the key voter barry goldwat

rumsfeld would say. the fed is known known. you know what exactly will happen with them.hey will continue easing policy. interest rates will stay low as far as the government is concerned. katherine is right, a big concern with interest rates rising. pretty much the macro will stay the same. one thing that will change is covid, vaccinations and looks like we're seeing some type of herd immunity based on numbers coming out of the cdc with antibodies and if this economy opens up in april and may, with the savings rate of as high as it is we'll see explosion of domestic spending in the united states which you think, the market is looking at right now. i talked to guys, that is their biggest focus right now. neil: katherine, before i leave i'm reminded that you were stuck in traffic, you were kind enough to file this report, talk to us. you're in your car, right? >> yes. i'm sorry about that, neil. i got stuck at the hospital unfortunately, but i'm so happy to join you. the truth is that it is so important for your audience and investors to realize the fed and fiscal policy i

and he said i think we're going to need more troops, this was after secretary rumsfeld had resigned,ut before secretary gates had been sworn in, because he did not get sworn in until he presided over the a&m graduation. for the folks to just to show you how important it is to the folks in texas. so i was living with his uncomfortable situation from the outgoing secretary of defense to the third floor and the incoming secretary of defense on the fourth floor. and i said i am very sympathetic about you getting these troops, but i have a secretary who is leaving who is against it, and i have a new secretary coming in who i have not had a chance to brief yet. and we will have to see where all that goes. >> so just because a couple of you have mentioned this now, one of the very interesting stories that have emerged out of this broader tail, involves whether there were actually additional troops available for the search. and what's remarkable is that you get widely different answers to this question. depending on where you were in the government, sort of the official d.o.d. answer is that

rumsfeld's staunch commitment to a lean force stifled a early reexamination of policy. president bush left his secretary of defense in office for too long. the secretary of defense was hated by so many inside the pentagon and the state department. he was a vicious and condescending to rice, and sometimes to staffers. his lines of communication