. >> congressman wittman, thanks. first off, in regard to maritime, the thing that concerns me most out of the 800 combatants are their submarine forces that the north koreans possess. particularly the ones on the west -- in the west sea because that's shallow water out there. and that's of concern. and also on the east sea. so we watch that very carefully. i can go in more detail in a closed session on that. other maritime capabilities, i think, some of that's atrophied from what i can tell. the rok navy maintains a robust patrol capability every day. and some of the things we look at with them is, obviously, our inner operablity with the u.s. 7 fleet that supports me out of japan. and for the japanese defense forces, i don't have any purview over those forces other than working through admiral scott swift who is the 7 complete commander. but he's got a very good relationship with the japanese. as well as the rok. >> general, can you tell us what needs do u.s. and rok forces have in the area of ground attack and air

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>> congressman wittman, thanks. first off, in regard to maritime, the thing that concerns me most out of the 800 combatants are their submarine forces that the north koreans possess. particularly the ones in the west seas because that's shallow water out there and that's of concern. and also on the east sea. so we watch that very carefully. i can go into more detail in cleesed session on that. there are other maritime capabilities. i think some of that's atrophy, frankly, from what i can tell. the r.o.k. navy maintains a robust patrol capability every day, and some of the things we look at with them is obviously our interoperability with the u.s. sub fleet that reports out of japan. and for the japanese defense forces, i don't have any purview over those forces other than working through admiral scott swift who is the seventh fleet commander. i know he has a good relationship with the japanese as well as the r.o.k. >> general, can you tell us what needs do u.s. and r.o.k. forces have in the area of ground afact and

wittman voters cannot be underestimated by candidates, -- when men -- women voters cannot be under as delay -- under estimate did -- underestimated by candidates, both republican and democrat. [applause] >> i should have had you come to the podium. thank you, linda. i know that what the american association of university women is doing is unprecedented and need it. i would now like to welcome to the podium melanie campbell, president and ceo of the national coalition on black civic participation. [applause] >> thank you, thank you. here you feel good in today? don't you feel the power? live mic. [laughter] i am at honored to be here representing the national coalition on black civic participation. we are a 35 year-old organization that started in 1976. the first exhibit director was the woman who started the black women's roundtable with dorothy haight. they knew that when we talk about coming together as a coalition, black women were key. when you talk about the way we all today and who we all take for, who -- what we are focused on is to maximize -- and who we all day -- vote for. w

wittman. >> turn one. dr. miller, general allen, thank you so much for joining us today. thank you for your service to our nation and for your leadership. general allen, i want to go to you and pick up some of the words of your tests were. used it throughout history insurgencies have seldom been defeated by foreign forces. instead they been ultimately defeated by indigenous forces, and then secured by the forces they are in the country. in the long run our goals can only be achieved and then secured by afghan forces, transition then is the linchpin of our strategy, not merely the way out. let me ask this. how do you make sure that the linchpin doesn't break? and as you stated this has been a long and difficult and costly campaign. how do we make sure in the transition that there is enough time and space for the ansf, the afghan local police, the government in fact to make sure that they are stood up and that they can actually have a chance of being successful in pushing things forward? and then as a follow-on to that, as you're looking at conditions on the ground, what wi

wittman. >> mr.man, general allan, thank you for joining us today and for your service to the nation and your leadership. a month ago to you and pick up some of the words in your testimony. you stated that throughout history, insurgency has seldom been defeated and instead they've been ultimately defeated by indigenous forces and then secured by the forces in the country and in the long run the goals can only be achieved and secured by the afghan forces and transition and then is the linchpin of the strategy not merely the way out. let me ask this, how do you make sure that the linchpin doesn't break and as you stated this is been a long and difficult and costly campaign hell do we make sure in the transition that there is enough time and space for the ansf, the afghan local police, the government in fact to make sure that they stood up and that they can actually have a chance of being successful in pushing things forward, and then as a follow-on to that, as you are looking at conditions on the groun

democrat and we also had another member of congress and the localities we had the congressman scott and wittman and randy forbes all in support of this effort and in addition both senators from virginia, senator mark warner helped us lobby and pursue this. we have a republican governor of virginia who was 100% behind this. without his help and the help of the administration, we wouldn't have gotten the designation. former governor tim kaine who's a democrat also helped us so it was getting the bipartisan support from the community that helped us to be successful. estimate does anybody want to see it? i will give you a personal tour. >> ury host to the federal government put this initiative is about bringing the government together you spoke kindly about things the epa is doing but who is bringing the government together helping with what you're trying to do? that is what it's all about. what's been your experience and you can tell us what is not working. what can we do better and what's been your experience? >> our experience has been phenomenally positive because we haven't gotten this kind of

pivotal in the illinois primary to the candidates get the women -- how should the candidates get the wittman's votes? guest: speak to the needs and issues of women. sometimes we partition american aspiration along gender lines and racial lines to finely. most people want the opportunity to make a better life, and as a consequence, those candidates that are talking about how to keep families together, how to grow this economy, create jobs and opportunity, and speak to the issue that every mother, grandmother, aunt want, and that is to create an educational environment where their children can have -- a cha -- have a chance at a better life through quality education. all you have to do is look through the country and see that women are at the forefront of the school choice movement. they are basically saying we want to create an educational system that expands choice, empowers parents, and provides the opportunity for children to have a quality education and a better life. host: ken blackwell serves as the platform to be vice chairmanship for the rnc. he was republican nominee for governor of oh