and i think the short answer for the most part is because they re craven. people are either getting their resumes stamped or they re trying to get ahead in the world. mattis is the one person you can point to i think, though, very clearly as seeing himself as a buffer between trump and the abyss. and you see it in this north korea anecdote because the most dangerous thing about donald trump is as he s learning on the job and he s learning how to be president on the job what he s going to naturally gravitate towards are the areas in which he can act unilaterally. everything that requires him to reach out to capitol hill or rely on a team, things like overturning obamacare or passing any kind of sophisticated legislation, he s going to fumble. the things where he can just write an order or issue a command is inevitably going to attract him. and that s where it gets very scary on issues like assassinating assad or bombing north korea. and why having people of conscience and courage and a
dangerous thing about donald trump is as he s learning on the job and he s learning how to be president on the job what he s going to naturally gravitate towards are the areas in which he can act unilaterally. everything that requires him to reach out to capitol hill or rely on a team, things like overturning obamacare or passing any kind of sophisticateroad legislation, he s going to fumble. the things where he can just write an order or issue a command is inevitably going to attract him. and that s where it gets very scary on issues like assassinating assad or bombing north korea. and why having people of conscience and courage and a spine like mattis in that white house does really matter. but he s an exception to the rule in that white house. just go back, quickly go back to the mccain thing. because it s not just that he holds on to grudges. it s that he holds on to crazy conspiracy theories. and you know that where he got this was on twitter or from the weekly world news or w
throughout my life i ve tried to serve the common good in keeping with my high school s motto, men for others. i ve spent my career in public service. i have tutored at washington academy, a rigorous tradition-free school for boys from low-income families. at catholic charities i served meals to the homeless when my friend father john ensler. in those works i keep in mind the message of matthew 25 and try to serve the least fortunate among us. i know i fall short at times, but i always want to do more and do better. for the past seven years i ve coached my daughter s basketball teams. i love coaching. all the girls i ve coached are awesome. and special congratulations to the girls on this year s sixth grade cyo championship team,
throughout my life i ve tried to serve the common good in keeping with my jesuit high school s moll motto, men for others. i have tutored at a high school for boys for low income families. at catholic charities, i ve served meals to the homeless. and those works, i keep in mind the message of matthew 25, and try to serve the least fortunate among us. i know i fall short at times, but i always want to do more and do better. for the past seven years, i ve coached my daughter s basketball teams. i love coaching. all the girls i ve coached are awesome. and special congratulations to the girls on this year s sixth grade cyo championship team.
as kenneth morton reports, she is fighting back. reporter: one look at this footage from a catholic youth organization or cyo football game and it looks like a bunch of boys on the field. but number 10 there is 11-year-old caroline. at first, everybody was like whoa, there s a girl. then it was like everybody just accepted me. reporter: the 110 pound, 5 3 6th grader has been playing the game since she was 5. the past two seasons, she s been playing with the romans, part of our lady of caramel cyo in bucks county. if i feel i want to stop, i ll stop. but i want to keep going if i can. reporter: but a few weeks ago, she was told she wouldn t have another season after the archdiocese of philadelphia enforced its boys only policy when it comes to football. it s not just a safety issue for girls, it could be a safety issue for anybody. as long as we know how to play and play right. reporter: her parents say their daughter s teammates are behind her. and the worldwide support