shall be devoted to your service and our great family to which w with her human qualities, she was she had a common touch. she always treated everyone the same. with grace and decency. she was the embodiment of everything that britain wants to be and would like to see herself. he was the embodiment of dignity and service before self equalities we see slipping away in our world of me, she was the most famous woman in the world. she took on a relentless punishing unimaginable dedication. that is how we want to she was raised she put it brilliantly we are the royal family. we are never tired. queen elizabeth took that to heart sme people in britain have been saying. she was there for us and she never let us down she never allowed herself to get involved in controversy or in politics that is why she was such a powerful force for unity and continuity. even in her final days, there she was doing her duty , getting on with the job and fighting the new prime minister and foreig
it thought, what, what? i was flying from paris to dallas, i was the captain of a very large airplane, a triple 7. it was a gorgeous day. were coming home from paris. i was a passenger on air france zero zero four. flew into kazakhstan for an adoption and we adopted a little girl while they are. we left frankfurt on her way to dallas. it was flight 3299. we had already been out of the country for 25 days. we were more than anxious to get home. i was thinking it s a matter of hours now we will be home. we had family waiting for us. all the sudden all the flight attendants went white as a sheet. the plane slowed considerably, took a hard bank to the right. my first impression, i knew something was wrong. i thought there is probably another airplane nearby or something too. the flight attendant started clearing trays and closing doors. just kinda battening down the hatches it. we are merely of the middle of the north atlantic we got word one of the towers had b
general mattis did a nice job a certain things that was more of a tactical general related to the grand diplomacy but once both of them left the government then trump got the deals done with texaco and the peace deals in the middle east and then with a deal they made with russia and saudi arabia and how that happened in a very chaotic way. president trump is willing to reach out and get things done and despite having people initially understanding what he would try to do but it was a departure from the whole orthodoxy of washington. that s why this book is so important because it is very practical it s almost like a diary. it is fantastic so many pages have been turned over it is fantastic thank you for
as a regular girl, not meant for the crown raise like her sister the spare and the next thing you know they were ready for it. it was magnificent. and we expect the line to go through george but things can change in that entire family is ready for whatever is headed for and we pray for them and wish them luck. steve: i appreciate that. thank you for that and also what we remember from what the queen represented in great britain we also have a lot of unity in this country around 9/11 21 years ago. it would be nice to get some of that back but we will see. thank you and we will see later. when we come back.
outsiders who didn t have public sector experience. i read about what it was like coming to washington in the biggest disadvantage we didn t have the experience but the biggest advantage was we didn t have the experience so how he got the wall built against the opposition and all different aspects that really made the presidency consequential. that s why i thought it was important to write the book to document that time in history the media tried to ignore. steve: last question quickly, one of the sad things is that so much of the opposition what slowed you down was coming from inside. particularly struck by the role of general kelly in general mattis. you do not spare them. i tried to show who did what. i go through how things happen in general kelly was not really equipped i read how he tried to manage the president.