we also need to talk that deterrence is more than the triad and we talk about the triad in the past. at one point we had the triad and it was the same triad and it was infrastructure and we talked about comappedding control and we talked about weapon system we talk about bombers and we talk about the capability that bombers provide, the capability that icbm's provide and the capabilities that my friends in the navy provide with the scbm force. it's much great e than that because the triad includes in europe, nc3, national command and control, the ability for the president to communicate in forces whether it's the benign environment or worst day, the president needs the capability to talk to its forces and give guidance and the united states air force provides that. the united states air force provides tankers, makes us a global military, the ability to go anywhere on the planet and that global military is provided by tankers and that's another item that the united states air force provides and then you have a whole underpinning of surveillance because you really need to know what's g

he knew trump didn't know what a triad was? welcome back to "hardball." that was president obama at his peak in a press conference a short time ago. he's taking an active role of course in the 2016 presidential campaign and hasn't shied away from criticizing donald trump. not at all. in fact, he likes doing it. let's bring in ruth marcus, who i agree with every time she writes a column for the "the washington post," michael tamasky and sarah isger-flores is a republican strategist. thank you all. first, he loves this because trump doesn't know anything about nuclear weapons. doesn't know anything about -- doesn't even seem to remember us kids hiding under the desks. doesn't understand the cuban missile crisis, they are for deterrence, not use, that you can't use them in europe, it's a crowded little country where they are all allies of ours, you don't use nuclear weapons. trump doesn't know what he's talking about. >> you don't think it was a coincidence the president used the word triad? hugh hewitt asked donald trump about th

we talk about the triad a lot, and at one point, the triad was a triad.e have command and control and weapon systems. we talk about bombers and capability the bombers provide and icbms provided the possibility my friend in the navy provide with the slb m force but the united states air force is much greater than that because the triad includes dual capable aircraft, that is also part of the nuclear deterrent force. it includes in c-3 national command and control, the ability of the president of the united states, to communicate with forces whether it is a benign environment or the worst day the president needs the capability to talk to his forces and give guidance at the united states air force provides that. the air force provides -- makes is a global military, the ability to go anywhere on the planet, the global military is provided by tankers and that is an item the united states air force provides and you have a full underpinning of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance because you need to know what was going on if you are going to make decisi

so far, we have learned about fractals, musical triads, the properties of a square, and designing inons -- proof positive that math is anything but dull. >> at first, i was kind of skeptical. i was like, "a museum about math?" but then we came in, and it was so much fun. >> a lot of people, when they hear about a museum for math, may think it's boring. so, what did you think? >> i thought it was pretty cool. >> so, would you tell other kids to come here, and what would you tell them was fun about it? >> um...everything. >> and the top exhibit here at the museum of mathematics? >> now, this is the most popular exhibit in the whole museum. this is our square-wheeled tricycle exhibit, and what's so surprising about it is that you can ride on bicycles that have square wheels and your ride is perfectly smooth. >> the secret is the design. the wheels and the bumpy surface they ride on fit together with mathematical precision. for all you math mavens, it has to do with what's called a catenary curve. >> and so the square wheels -- the point of the wheel is exactly fitting into the bottom of

so far, we have learned about fractals, musical triads, the properties of a square, and designing in three dimensions -- proof positive that math is anything but dull. >> at first, i was kind of skeptical. i was like, "a museum about math?" but then we came in, and it was so much fun. >> a lot of people, when they hear about a museum for math, may think it's boring. so, what did you think? >> i thought it was pretty cool. >> so, would you tell other kids to come here, and what would you tell them was fun about it? >> um...everything. >> and the top exhibit here at the museum of mathematics? >> now, this is the most popular exhibit in the whole museum. this is our square-wheeled tricycle exhibit, and what's so surprising about it is that you can ride on bicycles that have square wheels and your ride is perfectly smooth. >> the secret is the design. the wheels and the bumpy surface they ride on fit together with mathematical precision. for all you math mavens, it has catenary curve. >> and so the square wheels -- the point of the wheel is exactly fitting into the bottom of each hump. a

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we do have showers across the triad. while those generally are pull be up to the nort there is a little eastward motion to those as well. to see a little rain in chatham county, orange and durham county and person county. ments a little wet in person county and mecklenburg county right now and a few of our other counties near the virginia line. you head over to the east. here is wilson. no rain there and you can see the sun peeking through the clouds and it is nice and dry down nash street. it is muggy and it is warm this morning. our visibilities are down in some places. foggy but in term of some low cloud cover that has formed. sick miles in southern pines and raleigh. five mile visibility in rocky mount. that is an indication of low cloud cover that has developed. it will feel on the gray are side this morning. it is 73 in southern pines, erwin, goldsboro and raleigh. not a terribly wide range in our temperatures this morning. yesterday, we had a northeasterly flow helping to dry things out just a pushing right back i

judgment with respect to how confident you feel about his ability to manage things like our nuclear triad. >> as i recall, i just answered a question about this a couple days ago and i thought i made myself clear. i don't want to keep repeating it or a variation of it. i obviously have a very strong opinion about the two candidates who are running here. one is very positive and one is not so much. and i think that you will just hear any further questions directed to the suggest, i think you will hear variations on the same thing. what i can say is this is serious business. and and the person in the oval office and who our secretary of defense is, and our joint chiefs of staff and our outstanding men and women in uniform report to. they counting on someone with te temperament and good judgment to keep america safe. that should be on the minds of voters when they go into the booth in november. in terms of the threat that isil poses to the homeland, i think it is serious. we take it seriously. and as i said earlier, precisely because they are less concerned about big spectacular 9/11 style a

most of the activity in the triad. heavy rainfall. it was estimated up to four inches locally. the rain is done. i think it will be quiet for the rest of the night. fewer showers and storms tomorrow. so, let's take a look at the satellite picture to see what is going on. we mentioned the last half- hour. putting the front on the map, there is the next boundary making the way through here on sunday. ahead of it, weak upper level disturbance, moving out. fewer storms, behind the front a really nice air mass. it is comfortable across the upper midwest and the planes this evening. not bad. south of the frontal boundary. a big heat not making its way here. the front will come in, approach on sunday and likely settle to the south and put us in the comfortable air mass on monday. like the last month, unsettled weather and showers coming in from the the coast that could be the situation for us on monday and it may stay in the middle 80s at that point. so, let's take a looat temperatures. there is the big heat off to the west. the 90 degree line. the past few days 80s for highs. that sh

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that each one of these balls represents a chord, a chord that has three notes, which is also called a triad. so, when i touch that, we're hearing a chord. >> depending on which spheres you touch, you can actually create not just different music, but different emotions. >> i can show you that, on this side, we have a minor chord. [ minor chord plays ] that sounds kind of sad, whereas on this side, we have a major chord. [ major chord plays ] >> it's musical math, and this is one of two music and math exhibits we have in the museum. there are a lot of relationships between math and music. [ chords playing ] next is number three. ? the math square is a colorful way to show relationships. for example, here, it's drawing a border around each kid to literally prove a point. >> that border shows all the points on this square that are closer to them than to any other person on the square. so, you might have a very big portion if there's nobody near you, or if there's lots of people standing around, you'll all get very small portions. >> okay. well, do you mind if i try it out? >> not at all. let's

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but you stop and think about it, eric this is a guy that says he didn't know what the nuclear triad is. this is a guy that not only denigrates a gold star mother but then he says he loves putin but he doesn't think that putin has done anything in cry mooer mia, not going in there and is told he's already in there. that's why donald trump's unfit. that's why the president of the united states, i think, acted responsibly and saying, listen, here's a reasonable judgement. this guy is not fit to handle the responsibilities of the highest office in the land, commander in chief. >> is that a fair assessment? is that's the president saying he doesn't want the candidates to be president because it would be dangerous for us? >> look, let me tell you what is an unfit person to be president, someone who thinks that we have 57 states. we have 50 states, juan. so here's the fact of the matter. we have countries around the world, leaders who stand up with the president or with other leaders and they are constantly thinking about the political parties back home, the opposition trying to go after them

showers in the triad are dissipating. most of us will be dry tonight and most of the day tomorrow. here's something that's not both days will be steamy. the dew point temperature, humidity level way up there today, and they'll stay in that steamy zone through the weekend. a little bit of relief from the humidity next week. but we have to get through the weekend. if you're up early on tomorrow at 6:00 a.m., it will be 73. 79 at 9:00. 87 at noon. going to feel like 96. a 80s, couple of days i didn't have to talk about heat index either, that's over. 92 will be our high tomorrow, will feel like 102. decent amount of sunshine with the clouds, and about 20% chance of rain later in the day. speaking of rain later in the day, we had some of that as you saw a couple of pictures earlier in the newscast. here's another one, beautiful shot from brian down in raleigh. not one, but two, you see the second one is always a little any weather related phenomenon, we like to get them and share them. drop me an e-mail to sendit @wncn.com. we've got another front that will be here late in the weekend,

do, but first let's explain to people at home who the triad is.t is our ability in the united states to conduct nuclear attacks using airplanes, missiles launched from silos or the ground, and from our nuclear subs. it is important. all three are critical. amy: that was senator rubio. recently, joe scarborough, a former republican conservative congressman, said he heard from an international diplomat who was advising donald trump. trump said to the persons leadtimes, if we have nuclear weapons, why don't we use them? david: this is indicative that donald does not know anything. if marco rubio has to school you want something that is basic, that should have screamed to people in december this man has no qualifications. he is not qualified to be in congress, much less the president of the united states. on the other hand, in his own mind, donald is the greatest living person. if you don't appreciate that, donald has a word for you. loser. juan: i wanted to ask you about this issue we discussed earlier with wayne barrett on the issue of donald trump'

make your own judgement with confident you feel about his ability to manage things like our nuclear triad. >> it's a big day for thousands of olympic athletes hoping to strike gold in rio as we reach the start of the 2016 summer games. "early today" starts right now. good morning you to, everybody. thank you for joining us today. happy friday. all right. so the summer olympics in rio are finally here. festivities are set to start sayer moan dwla includes the world's greatest sports starts including michael phelps. more on that in just a bit. we want to begin with the race for the white house. the country wakes up this morning with a new snapshot of where the presidential election stands. our latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows hillary clinton beating trump by nine points. 47% for clinton, 38% for trump. that is nearly double the lead last month before the political convention. and that margin remains in a fo libertarian gary johnson and green party nominee jill stein. this comes as headlines say republicans are panicked and in search for alternatives less than 100 days before

judgment with respect to how confident you feel about his ability to manage things like our nuclear triad. >> and i'm afraid the election's going to be rigged, i have to be honest. >> of course the elections will not be rigged. what does that mean? >> it's a crooked system. it's a rigged system. we're running against a rigged system. >> but this will be an election like every other election. sometimes folks if they lose they start complaining that they got cheated. but i've never heard of somebody complaining about being cheated before the game was over. >> president obama, on the record, in a wide-ranging news conference touching on topics from donald trump's readiness to be commander in chief, to isis, and about that $400 million in cash sent to iran. plus new poll numbers out this morning paint a clear picture. the campaign before, and after the convention show donald trump on a deep slide. and house speaker paul ryan weighs in. >> we just came out of our convention and yeah, he's had pretty strange run since the convention. you would think we ought to be focusing on hillary clinton, a

i mean, doesn't it bother you he didn't know what the nuclear triad was and six months later when he was asked again he still didn't know? >> doesn't it bother you that hillary clinton -- >> why don't you answer my question? >> why don't you answer mine? >> i'll talk about hillary clinton as much as you want but first answer my question. does it bother you? >> not really. this guy has been a politician for a year. hillary clinton has been a politician for 35 years. she still doesn't know a great deal of things. donald trump is learning quickly and he's going to make the right decisions when he's in office. >> i have lots of concerns about hillary clinton, but it seems to me no longer how long you've been a politician, if you're running for president you should know what the nuclear triad is, you should know where we have our nuclear weapons. >> okay, peter and carl, appreciate it very much. both perspectives. you want to hear them both. >>> coming up, breaking news now, zika virus now spreading in florida. in a rare move today, the cdc is suggesting women avoid this one section of mi

judgment with respect to how confident you feel about his ability to manage things like our nuclear triad. >> it's suggests that you're not confident. >> well, as i recall i just answered a question about this a couple days ago and i thought i made myself clear and i don't want to keep on repeating it or a variation on it. i obviously have a very strong opinion about the two candidates running here. one is very positive and one is not so much. and i think you will just hear any further questions that are directed to this subject i think you'll hear pretty much variations on the same thing. what i can say is this is serious business. and the person who is in the oval office and who are secretary of defense and are joint chiefs of staff and are outstanding men, women in uniform report to, they are counting on somebody who has the temperament and good judgment to be able to make decisions to keep america safe. and that should be very much on the minds of voters when they go into the voting booth in november. in terms of the threat that'sle poses to the homeland, i think it is serious. we tak

. >> three things on the kissinger, bush, scowcroft triad and their relationship which is remarkably complicated. scowcroft was kisser's was his deputy, scowcroft becomes bush's best friend. bush cannot stand kissinger and therefore you got this interesting dynamic where you have essentially the mentor to bush's chief strategy jizz is a person that bush cannot personally stand. and a way we see this in the china diary, that charlie was kind enough to remark on when bush was de facto ambassador to china, there is basically no single insult in the entire document. there is actually no profanity in the entire document which is amazing considering it was a diary that was not written, but rather dictated and usually after a few drinks at night with the one exception, which is when bush refers to kissinger as not a gentleman, which is the worst thing you could possibly be in bush's world view. >> and we're on c-span. >> and i think it's actually really indicative of a broader problem that bush and those like him see kissinger as not only not operating properly within the diplomatic and bur

judgment with respect to how confident you feel about his ability to manage things like and our nuclear triad. in and reporter: there are suggestions that you are not confident. pres. obama: as a recall, i answer this question a couple of want you days ago and i think i and made myself clear. i do not want to keep repeating i obviously have the original or a variation on it. i obviously have a very strong opinion about the two candidates and who are running here. one is very positive, and one is 100 and not so much. and in i think you will just you will here any further questions that are directed to and the subject, i think you'll you the subject, i think you'll hear pretty much variations on is the same thing. what can you what i can say is that this is serious business. your the person who is in the will oval office and who our is secretary of defense and our is joint chiefs of staff and our an outstanding men and women in uniform report to, they are counting on somebody who has good temperament and good judgment to be able to make and judgment to be able to make decisions to keep america

most of the storms are back toward the triad. if you watch them they're in the moving stray east. they're moving more to the northeast. so some of them will clip northwestern portions of our area but most will avoid it. but they're not. they're once again hot. today's high of 97 here in the triangle ties the hottest day of the year so far, a mere 99 in fayetteville, not your hottest day but still dangerous heat. if you've got some rain cooled air, you may have dropped to 85. 82 in in rocky mount. we have this dangerous heat that will finally start to relax. for tonight, depending on where you are, could be 92, could be 82. we'll say 85 for this instance. we'll keep a few scattered showers around. as we go into the evening we'll lose the heat, loose the showers. we'll keep it dry where we'll so the weather map is going to change tomorrow. i know you're getting tired of seeing it and i'm getting tired of drawing it for you. this frontal boundary, as it gets closer, will up our rain chances and it's going to get closer starting tomorrow. so the area of high pressure backs off a littl

across the tar heel state it's 80s. 80s along the coast. 80s in our neck of the wood and triad. 70s in the mountains. we'll have 70s by the time we get to 8:00. we'll keep it partly cloudy. 74 your out the door tomorrow morning with 65 degrees. that's probably the last morning you'll walk out and say it feels nice. with humidity coming back later this week, i think by friday morning you're going to wok outside and -- walk outside and want to say something else. we had that comfy zone for the humidity. it got up there close to the muggy zone today and it will continue to go up as we go into friday. here's the spur fast map. it hasn't changed much. high pressure firmly in control pressing those clouds down keeping them from turning into thunderstorms, keeping them dry. eventually this will start to move. by thursday and friday it shift has littled to the east. our winds come out of the south. that will lead to more humidity. then you'll feel the humidity. you're going to watch front approaching. so saturday ahead of the cold front it's going to be our hottest day. it looks like the cold

. >> there is something called the dark triad.ians tend to have overrepresented traits of machiavellianism and narcissism. it's one of the best things to look at to apply what you've learned in a textbook and if instructive and awful and discouraging. >> probably one of the most important elections in our history. the first time i ever ran for office, imad gulf war veteran and it's time for me to be engaged and serve my community. the next president will choose three or possibly five justices. you may not like trump but i'm going to vote for trump because he has the stronger platform. >> while i never saw any presidential billboards along i-4, tonya in orlando says she has been inundated with tv ads. >> there's a lot. it's a lot of the same old stuff. hillary is a liar and so is trump. and was her on the news hearing about donald trump and how he was apologizing. it needs -- it's going to take a couple of years for him to may gain back my trust. >> that would be the first freedom i gave you is freedom of your opinion. she's in fav

judgment with respect to how confident you feel about his ability to manage things like our nuclear triad. as i recall i just answer the question about this a couple days ago. i just don't want to keep on repeating it or a variation on it. i obviously have a strong opinion about the two candidates that are running here. one is very positive and one is not so much. i think you will just hear any further questions that are directed to this subject i think you'll hear pretty much the same variations on the same thing. when i can say is this a serious business and the person who is in the oval office and who is the secretary of defense and our joint chiefs of staff and our outstanding men and women in uniform report to. they are counting on someone who has the temperament and good judgment to be able to make decisions to keep america safe. that should be very much on the minds of voters. in terms of the threat that they pose to the homeland i think it is serious we take it seriously as i said earlier precisely because they are less concerned about big spectacular 911 style attacks because the

but the idea behind the triad, which trump didn't know, it's essentially assured destruction of anyone that would attempt to do something. that we would respond with overwhelming force and that acts as a deterrent, but it's key that no one contemplates us using it as a first strike capability. >> most presidents retain the option of a first strike use to keep other nations in check. it's not a bad policy. what throws a wrench in the equation, the deterrence equation that you described, is the fact that you no longer have a rational person talking about that policy. donald trump has back tracked on multiple statements having to do with national security. you don't really know where he stands. and look, uncertainty in this business is a dangerous thing. it's fundamentally dangerous. so, yes, i'm concerned. yes, every american who is contemplating pulling a lever for this guy in november should be concerned. >> john noonan, thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. >>> up next, you've been clamoring for it. we've heard your pleas. tonight an update to the infamous "all in" fantasy

really all along the north carolina-virginia line and seeing a little bit more of that now from the triad stretching over towards the northern part of wake county. you know, not likely to run into this but if you are in just the right spot, there will for you. look at that dark cloud hanging over rdu right now. can you see the tarmac and access ramp are totally dry. not going to have any real impact on your travels except maybe to and from the car to the building if you happen to one run into one of the sprinkles. our dew point at 736789 our temperatures are mainly in the mid-70s so it feels pretty sticky out there. we have our stationary front setting up shop, weakening but still helping to produce some scatter thunderstorms for this afternoon. looking at about a 50% chance today. 40 for saturday. 30 on sunday. but sunday, we have a front that comes through and it just wipes all of this out. we'll end up seeing a come heatley different weather pattern for next week. but again, for the next three days, expect a good chance of some scattered storms and it stays fairly warm and muggy too. n

judgment with respect to how confident you feel about his ability to manage things like our nuclear triade question of trump's judgment. how does that play with the nuclear codes with trump's steadfast supporters? >> this is the ground the clinton campaign can be on. whether he be trusted. he has repeatedly in the past flirted with the potential of using nuclear weapons. something we have not seen from past presidents, republican or democrats. barack obama is her greatest ally by talking about this. saying to the viewers at home and the journalists at home, don't take my word for it, but make up your own mind. clever. >> a lot going on this friday morning. brian, come back next hour. >>> time for an early start on your money. global markets higher after the bank of england with a stimulus package to offset brexit. >>> is the government making money off student loans? it is something 43 million americans have heard. is it true? according to the congressional budget office, the federal student loan program could make $1.6 billion this year. it lends about $100 billion each year. it accounts

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judgment with respect to how confident you feel about his ability to manage things like our nuclear triad. reporter: there are suggestions that you are not confident. president obama: as a recall, i answer this question a couple of days ago and i think i made myself clear. i do not want to keep repeating or a variation on it. i obviously have a very strong opinion about the two candidates who are running. one is very positive, and one is not so much. just think that you will hear, any further questions directed at this subject, i think you will hear pretty much variations on the same thing. what i can say is that this is serious business. the person who is in the oval office and who our secretary of defense and our joint chiefs of staff and our outstanding men and women in uniform report to, they are counting on somebody who has good temperament and good judgment to be able to make decisions to keep america safe. be very much on the minds of voters when they go into the voting booth in november. in terms of the threat that isil poses to the homeland, i think it is serious. we take it seri

judgment with respect to how confident you feel about his ability to manage things like our nuclear triad. >> carol, this was part of a number of comments he made, pretty much putting to rest the idea of him holding off a little bit in the election, but making clear, and kind of following a strategy that has put out by the clinton campaign, try to make it clear that donald trump is temperamentally unfit to sit in office. that's their strategy, that's what they've been trying to do and the president is buying in. another note here, this is percentnal for the president. i talked to white house voice advisors yesterday, and they noted when he looks at donald trump, he fears what donald trump would bring to the white house. not just for the obama legacy, but also for the country. white house advisors saying that, and that's why you see the president getting so emotional and forward on his comments. >> thank you so much, phil. >>> so trump backtracks on his false claims about a top secret iran video, the former acting director of the cia, michael morrell issues a scathing assessment in the new

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matthew: yeah, as it happens, there is something called the dark triad. have overrepresented traits of machiavellianism and narcissism. one of the best case studies you can look at in terms of trying to apply what you've learned in a textbook and if instructive and awful and discouraging. >> probably one of the most important elections in our history. a time when america comes together, unites together, starts putting americans first. the first time i ever ran for office, i'm a gulf war veteran and it's time for me to be engaged and serve my community. i want to serve my community now. the next president will choose three or possibly five justices. i tell people you may not like trump but i'm going to vote for trump because he has the stronger platform, in terms of constitutional platform. the president will define our country for the next 30-40 years. >> while i never saw any presidential billboards along i-4, tonya in orlando says she has been inundated with tv ads. >> there's a lot. a lot. so, you kind of start to tune it out. a lot of the same all stu

judgment with respect to how confident you feel about his ability to manage things like our nuclear triad. >> but your comments suggest you're not confident. >> as i recall, i just answered a question about this a couple days ago and i don't want to keep on repeating it or a variation on it. i obviously have a very strong opinion about the two candidates who are running here. one is very positive, and one is not so much. and i think you will just hear any further questions that are directed to this subject, i think you'll hear variations on the same thing. what i can say, this is serious business. and the person who is in the oval office and who are secretary of defense and the joint chiefs of staff, outstanding men and women in uniform report to. you know, they are counting on somebody who has the temperament and good judgment to be able to make decisions to keep america safe. and that should be very much on the minds of voters when they go into the voting booth in november. in terms of the threat that isil poses to the homeland, i think sit serious and we take it seriously. and as i sai

judgment with respect to how confident you feel about his ability to manage things like our nuclear triad >> all right, ron brownstein is with me, cnn political analyst, and also senior editor at the "atlantic" a fascinating article this week. let's just put this in context for people. when have we ever seen a sitting u.s. president so openly oppose a candidate in that way? >> i don't think we have. i mean, i think this is a extension of kind of the ways in which this is a unique election. the closest thing i can remember is in 1988, ronald reagan at one point made a seeming joke that was a reference to the rumor that michael dukakis was under going treatment for depression. he said i won't pick on an invalid. by the end of the day, reagan apologized because it was just such an uproar. this directly on the battle field, it is true, whether he engages or not, his approving rating, over 80% of the people approve for him will vote for hillary clinton. but directly kind of in the ring this way, this is pretty unusual. >> he has got 54% right now, the highest of his second term. let me ask you

judgment with respect to how confident you feel about his ability to manage things like and our nuclear triad. in and reporter: there are suggestions that you are not confident. pres. obama: as a recall, i answer this question a couple of want you days ago and i think i and made myself clear. i do not want to keep repeating i obviously have the original or a variation on it. i obviously have a very strong opinion about the two candidates and who are running here. one is very positive, and one is 100 and not so much. and in i think you will just you will here any further questions that are directed to and the subject, i think you'll you the subject, i think you'll hear pretty much variations on is the same thing. what can you what i can say is that this is serious business. the person who is in the will oval office and who our is secretary of defense and our is joint chiefs of staff and our an outstanding men and women in uniform report to, they are counting on somebody who has good temperament and good judgment to be able to make and judgment to be able to make decisions to keep america safe,