he becomes a serious contender. in fact, let s play him doing that at the convention in new york. take a listen. i want to thank president bush for supporting new york city in changing the homeland security funding formula and for leading the global war on terrorism. the president deserves our support. we are here to support him. and i am here to support him. hundreds of thousands of dead iraqis, 5,000 dead iraqis in iraq, tens of thousands wounded, the worst financial crisis and that s what michael bloomberg pushed for right there. there s actually no i mean
in 2004 at the republican national convention when michael bloomberg endorsed george w. bush, right? that goes in any commercial if he becomes a serious contender. in fact, let s play him doing that at the 2004 rnc convention in new york. take a listen. i want to thank president bush for supporting new york city in changing the homeland security funding formula and for leading the global war on terrorism. the president deserves our support. we are here to support him. and i am here to support him. torture, abu greb.
anniversary. your thoughts, as the families are finally beginning to get some clarity, not everything they wanted, as to finding out who you the secret names possibly of saudi officials are, but 18 years later, where are we yeah, well, i do think we are safer 18 years later and i think a lot of this, after 9/11, the 9/11 commission laid out a lot of important steps we needed to take to build the relationship between the interagency, as we talked about, the relationship between the federal government, the state and local government, our five eyes partners, our international allies providing us intelligence we have built this kind of layered defense. having said that, make no mistake about it, this is a generational fight, and anybody who thinks it s over has not seen the reports of the casualties that we ve had here just in this year alone, in syria, in iraq, in afghanistan, and other parts of the world that are still fighting the global war on terrorism. you know, there is no way tha
thousand families is not going to make a big difference. and if we could get a genuine, a genuine law passed through congress that would address the asylum reforms that we need to stop the crisis at the border, that would be a good thing. but again, i go back to this point, if you can t deport an illegal alien that has a valid and final order of removal, how can you deport? chris: finally, you have written, as we mentioned at the beginning, a new book called sacred duty: a soldier s tour at arlington national cemetery. what did you learn about your tour of duty at arlington guarding the tomb of the unknowns, dealing with section 60 which, of course, is the area where the people who died in the global war on terrorism are buried, what did you learn from that experience in. well, it was a true honor to serve when i did and to be back at the cemetery last year with the young soldiers, some of whom you ll profile later today who are honoring our fallen heroes.
thousand families is not going to make a big difference. and if we could get a genuine, a genuine law passed through congress that would address the asylum reforms that we need to stop the crisis at the border, that would be a good thing. but again, i go back to this point, if you can t deport an illegal alien that has a valid and final order of removal, how can you deport? chris: finally, you have written, as we mentioned at the beginning, a new book called sacred duty: a soldier s tour at arlington national cemetery. what did you learn about your tour of duty at arlington guarding the tomb of the unknowns, dealing with section 60 which, of course, is the area where the people who died in the global war on terrorism are buried, what did you learn from that experience in. well, it was a true honor to serve when i did and to be back at the cemetery last year with the young soldiers, some of whom you ll profile later today who are honoring our fallen heroes.