he he as i said, i think i've said it before that. there's no daylight between the private man and the public such as and you know, when? joe wrote the book promise me dad. people originally thought that it was bold. it was about bo in the last year both like and that beau was asking his dad to promise him that he would run for president that wasn't it. it was promised me dad that you won't disengage promise me. dad. you'll stay in because when tragedy strikes we all go i mean the natural and collation is to shut down. and so joe's amount of his work through his entire life and i'm not surprised. i'm on. buy it, and i'm i'm proud of them again real man, not odd not writing not a carpet. that he's he's just a he's a good man. he won't let you or he'll die trying. the question was what surprised you most. is there something that's you hadn't expected. surprised you most about it. just all the things that i expect him that to see him. actually it's still surprises me. to see him, for example, we're in the primaries when we were running.

he said you can see a big decline. he said there are three reasons for. one of the reasons was a new international humanitarian response system, which was organized under the bush presidency. and it's almost not -- i didn't even realize. i put all these pieces together, i said all this happened with bush was president. it's not that it just happened, he helped orchestrate. one of them was the creation of the un office of coordinator assistance, osha it's called. it have been because the un did not do a good job with the kurds in northern rack at the end of the gulf war, and he wanted it fixed. he didn't just bashed the un, he criticize them but he said we're going to fix this. and he did! there is a big fight in the administration, because there were certain people that did not support creating a new office like this. it has been a success story. and a i.d. and the office of disaster assistance, which i was director of in my first job. it is an amazing story. i didn't want the job, finally andy started telling me administrator alan woods, who is sadly dyi

and i said, but! and the chief justice -- former chief justice said that. i said, sir. i said, i'm not old enough. he said, joe, you obviously didn't do very well on constitutional law. i'm thinking, holy god, what did i do now? and he said, you only have to be 30 to be sworn in. they can elect you whenever you want. you'll be 30 seventeen days later. well, i ran, and, to the shock and surprise of everybody, i won by a staggering 3,100 votes. but here's the point. i showed up on december 18th to hire staff. i hadn't been sworn in yet. and what happened was that i had gotten a phone call that day from my fire department in delaware. and they put a poor young woman on the phone who said, you got to come home. there's been an accident. and she went on to tell me -- the poor kid had to tell me there was an accident. i asked, what happened? she said, your wife and daughter are dead, and your two boys may not make it. and, you know, the last thing i wanted to do was go to the united states senate after that. we had elected a governor, a democrat. he could appoint a democrat.

you said the suit - 22 people said the meeting. business 28 people said so.nd how many people also answered four sum, 149 100. but farther it is better, where the laundry is dried, well, 25 people, they said on the dryer, the dryer, but this is some kind of device that unfolds there as usual. yes, there are some things like metal strings, there are some other things, i understand, but you said on the balcony. well, how many people answered also 20 almost almost and the sum is 178 points. you have 22 points left for the last answers, what happens is prosperous i asked you said the company with the help of the airline, but this is a really good answer. well, that is, he, as it were, is clearly not for so that you lose for sure, but the second one yes, yes, but the most popular this business is worth so much that all the other answers, unfortunately, are worth no well the second most popular, the answer of the state, prosperous 17 people said so. you said the company itself agreed. six people 184 sum to you applause it was not a bad game. thank you very much air

he said it's pretty cool, huh? he said do you feel cool, and i said are, i don't know.ld never fly us on this plane. >> at this point were you allowing yourself to feel hope? >> i was still avoiding that, and it was difficult. >> an american finally did show up. it was the top diplomat with the special presidential envoy for hostage affairs. >> so colonel karstens came on, roger karsten from speha, and i was like, man works is this actor they sent me? like arnold schwarzenegger coming on here to waste all the fsb guys and just rescue me, so he came and got on the jet. he says i'm roger carstens, i have to identify you, and i said, yeah, you know, it's me. i'm trevor. he didn't respond to that, and then he left, and i was kind of like -- like what? dude, so i was like can i go, and the fsb said no, and i said what's the problem? one of them looksp-at-at me and he says are you sure america wants you back? they sent their guy over to the other jet. they check out their guy. and we -- we did the exchange, walked past konstantin yarasheyko. >> a russian pilot in a 20-year se

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she said, "no." and i said, "what do you mean, no?" she said, "she won't like you."y sister wasjoking and she said, "cos i don't like you, so i'm not telling you." he got his wish a few years later. first, a friendship, then, a courtship, before he finally popped the question. i had a limousine and i had flowers, a violin, everything ready at the restaurant. and so, i come to our house. she said, "oh, let's don't go out. "you know, let's go to mcdonald's." i said, "what, mcdonald's?" so, i've already got my nerves up now, and then, ijust told the driver, i said, "just drive." i get down on one knee, and then, i say, "hey, you're the most beautiful, "straightforward woman i know. "will you marry me? " and then, she just started crying. you know, i put the ring on and she just started crying. you know, she cried for 45 minutes, i remember. and, you know, i was saying, "yes and no, what?" "is this yes or no, or what?" so, we had to go to church the next day and they came back and we was at chuck e cheese. and then, that's when she ended up reaching across the table and

they said no.d, i was on the phone with her, i was still on the phone with her when i actually knock on the door. >> the call was still alive but there was nothing coming from her end of the line. robeen drove off to look for her. and called 9-1-1 again. what if something really terrible happened to her. i can't find out where she is though. >> just north of town gelareh boyfriend cory waited for her to text him. that she was home safe. >> we kind of had this thing cause i would get so absorbed studying, that i would check my phone sometimes so she would be like you need to call me and don't disappear. this night i texted, her hair you okay, let me know you made it home. and i'm thinking maybe she's doing that to me now, that she's like i'm gonna show him how it feels. >> giving you a taste of your medicine. >> yeah. i just went to bed. >> he wasn't that concerned but over at her complex, neighbors had been calling 9-1-1. >> i just heard what sounded like three gunshots. right behind my unit and a

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came out and said, i can't. he [laughter]. said only you. i said, okay. so i walk in, i don't know what i'm telling him, he's in this smoking busts like that in the living room. [laughter]. and so i said, i hear you are going to leave and he goes, yes. i say, before you, i want to talk about two things -- religion -- and i said, let me talk to about my faith. i said, i quit drinking because of religion, and describe the relationship i had with billy graham and all that and i said, i'm curious about your religion. nothing. the guy wasn't interested. smoked a cigarette. [laughter]. so that didn't work. so i played the ranch card. i said, i hear you have a farm outside iyadh and you love it i mean and you love it and he said yes. can i give you to? he said yes then. we are in the 40 1:50, i'm driving, which is unusual. and abdullah and the interpreter leaning over the back seat. retrieve were driving along. these are like dogs. couldn't care less. these are cedar elms. could be interested. this is dressed where we are restoring a lot of high pressure to nati

and i said, what are you talking about? and he said little duty is dead. i just started screaming, and crying. i woke up everybody in the house. >> when judy's nephew heard the news, he realized his aunts beloved yorkie was all alone. early in the morning, he went over to her house. >> the whole time i'm thinking, i'm just going to the house to get the dog. rodney, was not prepared for what he saw, once he walked inside the house. >> it was a shock. i could not believe. it i went into the living room, and i saw blood all over the place. blood on the floor, blood into the bathroom. there's more blood. the whole time, we are thinking it is a car wreck. and now, what happened? >> a family, horrified, mystified, and looking for answers. investigators are about to ask questions, of the one person, who knows just what happened that evening. coming up. >> she was at the fireplace on the floor. >> what jaime says happened to duty. >> i got her up. i got her into the bathroom. and i cleaned her up. and it was bleeding that. >> and then the clue, that baffled the co

and he said yeah i said i said, you know, nobody knows anything about that. well the hang-up on the panama canal treaty was did al castro okay if you don't castro had supported the canal treaty the senate would have voted against it. but if he had attacked the canal treaty, the people of panama would have voted against it. so the whole success of the panama canal treaty. was to keep castro quiet and president carter came to me. he said andy. you've known a lot of these fellows. a good while haven't you? i said yeah. he said you think you can find two or three? that can get castro. just to stay out of this. and i said, you know, i really do i think we can. and i came back to him after a little while after touching base with. michael mann lived jamaica a lopez portillo of mexico i think order bayer of costa rica carlos andrus paris of venezuela and all of them had been young communists in high school with castro and they'd all become democrats and will allies of the united states. and so when i tracked a few of them down. they all said we can get this done you

and i said no you're not. she said yes i am and i said no you're not. she said, yes i am, and she went to boston university medical school. she had a mind of her own >> in medical school, autumn developed a romantic thing for her research colleague, and he for her. robert ferrante, bob to his friend, held a ph. d. in neuroscience. she was hunting for cures to devastating brain illnesses like lou gehrig's and huntington's disease. he was also more than 20 years for senior, divorced with two grown kids. >> i simply told her that that was a little bit too old for her. i didn't think that that was the right age. >> but two days before graduation from med school, a determined autumn wasting no time was walking down the aisle with her much older bride-groom. what was your impression of him sharon? >> nice guy, charming guy, a bit heady. >> egghead? nerdy? >> and she kind of was and she kind of wasn't. >> the couple made a home just outside boston. in a few years a baby girl arrived in their hectic lives. autumn took in stride. a two am diaper change was nothi

king said.nesses who recanted? >> i don't know that. i don't know who said what. >> but you can see how somebody who's looking at this case from the outside, who would say, you've got several witnesses all saying the testimony was coerced. can they all be lying? >> i don't know what they said, okay? if they're present at the scene, and they're saying mr. atchison was not the shooter, and tell me, who is. all i know, i presented the evidence that was presented to me. 12 citizens listen to all the evidence and decided that mr. atchison was guilty of first degree murder. >> although, the judge with the same 12 jurors listen to the evidence, they would've likely reach different conclusion. >> that's your opinion. i respect it. i certainly disagree with it. >> the system doesn't want to acknowledge that they made a mistake. but, you made a mistake you! made a horrible mistake. the fact that it happened twice in the same family is -- there are no words. >> in 2020, the oklahoma innocence project worke

here is what i said.-- blindfolded you, put you in an airport in beijing and one in new york and i said to you, where are you, beijing or new york? you wouldn't have -- you would have thought the beijing airport was the american airport, with no one in it. not a joke. and guess what? as i went back to get on air force two, i'm standing there and i get off i get out of the , vehicle and i'm on the runway, and there's nine guys and two women with their yellow, you know, bibs on and everything, who worked at the airport. i thought, “oh, god. i'm not going to get up on the plane. do you know what they said? thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. and guess what? they ended up investing almost $1 billion in the airport, and it works. [applause] this is the united states of america. [applause] we used to have the finest infrastructure in the world. we were rated number one in the world. we are now rated number 14. the united states of america. why? i would argue it's because of the greed of the folks at the

we still don't have enough to be able to reach the figures you said about 2000. your general zaluzzhyan needed another new asso installation in one of the installations of the season. here are all these guns when they will be at the front already shooting and for some reason, i don't see drones in kamikaze work, drone kamikade is rotten, you have a council of freaks, you have it. this is my favorite topic, my favorite weapon. well, for some reason, i don't see them on the field, that is, ukraine, that's the question of the ukrainian army, even if oil means to use it but apparently there is some thought in i believe that in the next two weeks, after three weeks, all these guns, provided with their own personnel, will come out, and the capabilities will be replenished . which should be massively supplied to ukraine and massively used survive one two three they will not chase you i will be chased even kamikaze thank you thank you thank you a military expert from azerbaijan was a guest of our broadcast very uh very professional analytics which it is based on experien

i said okay then.i'm going to lose the election becausei'm not putting that ad out .he said okay, all right. you've pushed me to this. i'm going to have my boss call your boss and i said you're going to tattle on me? you're going to call my daddy? here's my daddy's number so you wont have to bother to look it up . he calls, his boss calls my brother 3:13 in the morning. this is joe, is she okay, his mom okay and the boss says everything's okay, the problem is your sister and joe said what happened to val ? she won't let us play this ad and we wanted you to hear it f because we think if you don't you will lose the election and my brother said let me get this straight . she said no and you're calling to read it to me so i can check ? he said yeah. he said don't bother, my sister said no, i say no and he hung up . that's what i had. i had to go to the plate with calling my dad. it didn't happen too often but the men collected that waywere insecure men . they weren't comfortable around a strong mother or a

i said you and i have something in common. and she said what? i said we're actually both royalty. you're about to lose that status but i was king of squires. and i explained to her that they taught me how to do stuff and she brightened. she said they haven't taught me how todo anything . i said they taught me of the way the scepter and she said you know ulhow to waive sector ? she said would you teach me? so we walked around. she put her hand on my hand and we walked around, it was a pretty big living room and we found a couple of forks and i showed her the way you lead with your elbow and the way you need to follow with your eyes and thewhole thing. she was completely into it . so the whole point of this story in addition to eating up five minutes. [laughter] when i was asked by my npodcast producers what did you learn in new orleans to become an expert in that might be like different and get us back to new orleans, that's the thing i learned. it's all i have was that kind of thing and every day you pull it out of your back pocket and it works but most of the time it was a differ

one of them said, referring to the fireside chats, said how can we ever forget that he came into our homes, calling us his friends. and georgia of 1945, franklin d. relevance died. the man who had guided the nation through the worst trouble since the civil war, and the worst foreign war in its history, has suddenly gone. and i describe a sense of shock spread throughout the country. generation, if you think about it, his four terms, a generation of americans had grown almost to maturity had never known any other president. when i heard the news, many people wondered, what will happen? now they could not conceive of any other leader. men and women ever broke down a web, publicly, opening without any shame. and retrospect, it seems difficult to deny to roosevelt the mantle of greatness, prices he face when he took office in january of, march of 1933 was so -- that quote, had roosevelt harbored empirical ambitions, he probably could have a detained victoria cotton -- had he been a socialist, he might upset the country upon a road to an extreme collectivism. however, roosevelt was neithe

it was a summer day and he said can we go in the house. i said of course. he wanted to walk up to the third floor and then to the end there are bedrooms in the third floor. he stopped in front of a door tr and opened it and just stared and i knew he was thinking something deep. i went down the hallway and a few minutes went by he came down and said that was eleanor's room. i so miss her. they are all together now for all time. ralph emerson wrote an institution is a lengthened shadow with one man. there is no doubt they reflect the profound legacy of fritz mondale. it's not a lengthened shadow we see in those places, it's up to each of us to reflect that light that he was all about, to reflect fritz's goodness and grace, the way he made people feel no matter who you were. just imagine what the nation could achieve if we followed the example of honor, decency, integrity. just to the service of the common good. there would be nothing beyond our reach. i hope we all can be fritz's mirror to continue to spread his light because you know he was one of the finest

trump said, i'm told that i'm a better candidate than she is, i said i think that is true, he said dould still do this. i said beat hillary, yes. the windows are closing and polls, i know polls, and i know leaders, you can beat her, but we have to do a couple things differently. and i went through the list with him, he said yes to every one. i had not experienced this in my career, he said can you be my campaign manager, i said i need to look at data. >> he said can you do, that i said yes, not know figure i could. -- not knowing if i could, only person they told that day that donald trump offer ed me campaign, was my husband george, he said, he could win with you. >> bringing kellyanne in was first good decision he made, she knew how to talk to donald trump, there was a lot of moments between august and november, he needed to be told the truth, and didn't want to hear it, almost always was kellyanne. >> the work that kellyanne did to build out that confidence between american people and parent company president trump and those handful of people, it was magic. and it worked. it was hi

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i said yes. he said okay fine.f we have some to talk to find just don't growth your guy that's fine too. and that was that. [applause] hoxie also said to the best politics of the d.o.j. is no politics. in reading her book that seems to be your ethos. could you maybe reflect a little bit on the shared value between you and president bush? >> the attorney general has a number of different functions one is legal advice. you are acting as a political official who is politically sympathetic to the administration. t and you try to give advice that will be in accord with the law but also trying to help the administration go to where it to go within the law. the other is a policy advisor executing programs like fighting drugs or crime. that is a political position for the president was to do something for political reasons from the crime arena, fine there's nothing wrong with the eternal general asking that way. the thing that is sacrosanct in the department of justice is the enforcement of the criminal law. trying to make

>> i said yes, and no. she said, miss anderson, i am giving her one more chance.ore chance, and if it is not right, i am taking over. >> rhonda loved nikki, and nikki loved her girls. she put the twins in dance, music classes, and at school they won awards. >> their teachers described them as almost angelic, sweet, happy and engaged. and there are pictures of them, one on each of nicky's arms. >> catie beck, a reporter at an nbc affiliate in -- >> he just described to that, way she had a sweet demeanor in their classrooms, and with their classmates. they were almost timid. then, as they reached their teens, they changed, somehow. and in the ways children often do, in the way that nikki herself one did. and just like nikki, the twins were sent to live for a couple of years with a rather permissive family matriarch, della. until 2010, when nikki welcomed tasmiyah and jasmiyah back. all together again at robert's house. a fresh start and nikki turned up at school being. >> yes, she was in a very good move. she looked great, a new look in her, she had braids in and sh

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he said, you can see a big decline. he said there are three reasons for it. one of the reasons was the new international humanitarian response system, which was organized under the bush presidency and it's almost not, i didn't even realize, and you put all these pieces together i said oh, -- it's not that it just happened, he helped orchestrate. one of them was a creation of the un office of the coordinator humanitary assistant, osha it's called, you know about it. it happened because the un did not do a good job with the kurds in northern iraq at the end of the gulf war, and he wanted it fixed. he didn't just mash the un, he criticize them but he said, we are going to fix this. and he did. and there was a big fight in the administration because there were certain people that did not support creating a new office like this. it has been a success story. in a i.d., you know, the office of foreign disaster assistance, which i was director of an my first job, actually, it's in a museum story. so, i didn't want the job and finally, and he kept telling me administr

and i said, but! and the chief justice -- former chief justice said that. i said, sir. i said, i'm not old enough. he said, joe, you obviously didn't do very well on constitutional law. i'm thinking, holy god, what did i do now? and he said, you only have to be 30 to be sworn in. they can elect you whenever you want. you'll be 30 seventeen days later. well, i ran, and, to the shock and surprise of everybody, i won by a staggering 3,100 votes. but here's the point. i showed up on december 18th to hire staff. i hadn't been sworn in yet. and what happened was that i had gotten a phone call that day from my fire department in delaware. and they put a poor young woman on the phone who said, you got to come home. there's been an accident. and she went on to tell me -- the poor kid had to tell me there was an accident. i asked, what happened? she said, your wife and daughter are dead, and your two boys may not make it. and, you know, the last thing i wanted to do was go to the united states senate after that. we had elected a governor, a democrat. he could appoint a democrat.

because duda said, duda said we will live together.e will build together resist and so on the germans live together. moreover, they even have joint military units . that in this case, again, i am forced against my will to act against your will, do not force your will, especially since this is completely ukraine. this, of course, is very cool. so, it is not necessary not to know either france or germany, or more, or ukraine, and the conditions in which it was formed, france germany and poland with ukraine means, of course, mr. duda wants. yes, he says that he will, relatively speaking, draw ukraine into the european union . but this is absolutely unrealistic. as absolutely right, they said, proceeding from the fact that the european union is not a place where, at the will of the poles, something happens or something does not happen. even if these wishlists are joined by the wishlists of estonia and lithuania, which are of no interest to anyone, but more can draw ukraine into the eu in a different way, but we are really talking about the

so i sat down and he said, what's going on? and i said, i can't tell you. and he said why? and i said, i will tell you if you'll make me a promise. and he said, what's that? i said, you have to promise me that you won't do anything to go to jail. he said, just tell. i said i can't do it without your word. i need you to promise me. you won't do anything to go to j. a said, okay, you have my word and i told him what happened. my dad said, i'm glad you made me like that. promise is otherwise i would have reacted and then was your dad. he called jack up. he told jack in a very colorful way that he would step down from wisc outs. he would resign and not have anything to do with with scouts over again. and if he did this, he wouldn't press charges. jack walls wrote a letter to tucks father cletus chronology. he did something wrong that night and it, he says there's a great amount of trust placed in a man who worked with young people as i did. and i violated it. he apologized and assured doug's father that he would step down from the boy scouts best not what happened. 2 my dad did

i said yes. he said, you need to see him, this is not a frostbitten body.ead bodies during her career as a nurse, but she never expected to see her own sons. she was shocked by what she saw. a massive bruise on pravin's and other bruises on his thigh. his lip was busted up. >> if a civilian had seen the body, would they say, i have seen an injury? >> yes. >> reporter: but lovely wanted and expert opinion and she wanted one and so she hired her own pathologist, dr. ben margolis. he noted injuries that were not seen, including a injury all the way to the bone, possibly a defensive injury. >> if you are stumbling around the woods in the dark, and you trip, and had a, rocket that closet? >> that's really not enough. >> so the more you became familiar with it, you thought, this boy suffered a terrible beating or you did not know what caused? >> if the body was found on a city street, you would think someone hurt him. >> reporter: but who? lovely was determined to find out. >> and she will have help. lovely forms of powerful bond with a radio host obsessed with h

he said roger and mary were murdered. i said, i said -- i said what are you talking about? were murdered. >> what goes through your mind? >> i had no idea, i had no idea you know, what had happened. >> carol couldn't imagine who might want to kill her brother, although well off, she said he and mary had lived modestly. >> tell me about his marriage to marry? >> i just kind of knew that was a match made in heaven. >> they seemed really happy? >> they were absolutely happy. i mean, mary just -- she did everything. i think she did a lot of editing for a lot of roger's publication. >> shortly before the murders, roger announced he would be retiring in june. he and merry plan to move back east. in fact, that is why the piano mover said come to the house that morning. now, a town known for its stakes and insurance companies, was once again buzzing with talk of murder. >> there was absolutely no doubt at that point, who was being targeted. it was chilling. just this sinking feeling of, oh man, he struck again. >> coming up -- >> he made comments like i'm glad dr.brumback was dead.

i said why are you shutting down fossil fuels? they said we are not, we love fossil fuels. we have given record permits, that is what they said. here is the senate works. in the senate, we don't get a vote if you are not in the majority. if i have a bill that every republican senator likes, chuck schumer controls the entire floor, everything we vote on. we do not get a vote, period. if we are not a majority, we can fix anything. it's a 50-50 senate right now. think about what they have done since writing took office. they spent $1.9 trillion. less than 10% had anything to do with covid. they have an infrastructure bill which increases spending, about the same amount i spent per year as governor. i incremental new spending is not that amount of money per year for the whole country. they want another covid bill, but they want to open our border to anybody on title 42. they voted to take away your control over your election laws and according to the secretary of state, that would impact your first in the nation primary. border, inflation, gas, everything. the democrats have vo

as rightly said.e, we have not completely defeated a single disease, so i am sure that outbreaks can happen. the most important thing is that when these outbreaks, in fact, provoked, and we have evidence that it was a pandemic. after all, artificially created and well-known mystery expert speak. yes, and it is known where the chinese doctors came from. and uh, experts are working on it. where did it all come from ? they have absolutely, uh, clear accusations against the country, which we understand very well, which we are talking about, please forgive me, but if chinese experts are working, then this means that they did not produce or you know in this situation, as usual who stole from him stole or he stole? yes, indeed, the pandemic began in china, but the position, china, is that it was introduced, yes, and they clearly indicate. where? well, you know, i don’t think that anyone here does not know the situation about, but the biolaboratories that were scattered all over the american world, including

brent paused for a moment and said it wasn't easy and he said that today's young people look for that kind of reunification as though it was logical and inevitable and it wasn't easy. each step, each move, each disciplined move which you are pointing to, extraordinary, not in the skill sets of politicians, looking for instant reading the polls, what happens in social media and yet he had the foresight that so many understood the calibration and difficulties and what it would take to get it done. that maybe is the greatest sign of how unusual the time wasn't how unique his contributions were. there is one thing i say to people about george bush or any president, one person no matter how brilliant or experienced can run a government as big as the one we had but it is enormous and enormously complex. george bush cultivated a large group of people across the country in his first campaign for president in 1980 and then in 88 but then as vice president he had a huge network and it wasn't just people among the campaign, but people he wanted to run the campaign and the federal government and

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when he said, can you get him? they said, no. you said you can get anyone. we'll know, the fleet is on maneuvers. the only one who can get to flee when it's on maneuvers is the president. so i, jack was telling me all this. we got there, we got in the house. i met the young man's wife. very sweet young lady, hadn't seen her husband in months. i excuse myself, i went back out. is this right? i could get someone on the uss pratte, from the sixth fleet. they said, oh yes, sir! we'll get quartermaster kill patrick. i went back and got her. she got to talk to her husband, whom she hadn't seen as i say for all those months. i didn't realize what i had done. it was a surprise to find out with just a few words from me, all have to think a little better because i got a letter from quartermaster kill patrick. he told me that i would be surprised about air traffic was like. i hadn't even thought it through. the last portion of that call would be by radio. he said that, that the air, the admirals talking to admirals, ships talking to ships, constantly, all of this. and

you have someone in mind and i said, yes i said, okay fine. you talk talk to some other people if we have someone to free to talk to fine, but if you still want to go with your guy, that's fine, too. and that was that was that. he also said to you the best politics at doj is no politics in doj and in reading your book that seems to be actually your ethos. you may be reflect a little bit on maybe that there's being a shared value between me you and president bush, right, you know, the attorney general performs a number of different functions, you know one is providing legal advice. and they are you're you are acting as a political official who was politically. sympathetic to the administration and you try to give advice that will you know be in accord with law but also from the standpoint of trying to help the administration get to where it wants to go within the law. the other is as a policy advisor and executing programs like fighting drugs or crime and so forth. that's a political position president wants to do something for political reason

he said to become the 31st prime minister of australia . he's on the stand on the stage as we speak. and his speech is very much trying to push a united message. the key word being together, he said he's noted that the, yeah, the voters won't change on some of those key issues that united, the cost of living climate change was a key decision. okay. a key campaign issue. throughout the campaign, people wanted change, voters were frustrated and disillusioned with what was on alpha for both parties and anthony ataleasy. and he said he will make changes and he will act on the the vote, his a decisions i want to vote his wants. now he wants to move swiftly with his a big sworn in a. he's already said that he wants to attend the court making with his foreign affairs minister on tuesday. so the only thing we don't know at the moment is whether or not as you mentioned, at whether or not they have a clear majority because voting continues at the moment, meet not here in australia. and she said counting continues counting stop now at midnight. and it

like i said. first play he was stripped sacked by ndamukong suh picked a ball up ran into the end zone game over. so after the game shanahan was asked what made you change quarterbacks and and he could have said look i had a gut feeling about rex he could have said donovan wasn't having a great game, which he wasn't but instead he said well, i didn't know if donovan knew our two minute offense. this is an 11th year nfl quarterback midway through the season and he didn't know the two minute offense. well that answer really didn't sit well with a lot of the media. so the next day he was asked it again this time. he said i didn't know if donovan was in shape to run back to back place. wow. so this simmered for a week washington was off the next week. it was a bye week there. bye week and chris mortenson who you know well and who i know well reported on espn that weekend that the shanahan's according to sources. it was anonymous. according to sources the shanahan's had to cut their playbook in half fo