Good evening. We begin this hour with the National Security kneecapping donald trump got late today right in the middle of his attempt to get his campaign back in gear. Donald trump has had a rough couple of weeks and todays speech in detroit on prompter, on message, about the economy, was step one in trying to put it behind him. He delivered it but then this. Donald trump is not qualified to be president and commander in chief. Indeed, we are convinced that he would be a dangerous president and would put the country at risk. He would risk our National Security and wellbeing. The letter signed by 50 former republican National Security experts including former nsa and cia director Michael Hayden and two former republican secretaries of Homeland Security. This evening, donald trump reacted. Cnns dana bash joins us again with more on that and some of the other harsh words in the letter itself. This letter from Foreign Policy experts is pretty stark. What are the main points in it . It is
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Jerry E. Easley, AKA "Baba" was born in Kirksville, MO on February 11, 1947. He was raised on a farm in LaPlata, MO and met his wife, Denise Fowler, when her father was in town working on the local service pipeline. They found each other at a baseball game and were married on November 25, 1967. He left for college to pursue an accounting degree - eventually passing his CPA exam. He was drafted by the US Army in November 1969 shortly before their first child, Jennifer Lynn, was born. His father had aspirations of him returning to take over the farm, but Jerry landed in Des Moines, IA with his first REAL job at McGladrey, Hansen, Dunn and later FGDA (Farmer s Grain Dealer s Association). A son, Jason Paul, soon followed, and they would live in Ankeny, IA for a few years. Another job took him to Ottawa, IL for a short while, before they planted in Wahpeton, ND working for Wahpeton Canvas as their Controller. They raised both children there. Jerry was active in The Optimist Club