responsibility. she is going to be scrutinize by the press. by her subjects. greta: the transformation from regular woman to royalty isn t sudden for kate. she has had a front row seat to the royal life for years since she met the prince. with kate having the chance to slowly appear at public events with william, including his 2006 graduation from army officer training. a front row seat is different than being a princess. now that prince william has put a ring on it, kate will be one of the most watched whip in the world. princess preparation includes rigorous training. we know kate middleton has a diplomat called sir david manning advising her. he s an extremely experienced diplomat. he s in his 60s. he s held many high profile post as representing britain. he has also been an adviser to
they said they don t know who they re blanking with. that bothers me when our most acclaimed general doesn t feel as though the white house is on the same page and this speech seems to be, according to an interchange with lindsay graham, regardless of what s happening in afghanistan, regardless of what the military says, july, the pullout begins. also, we should point out that bob woodward has focused this particular book on the white house. on the wars. you know, we ve got all the members of the economic team for the most part jumping out the windows. so we re not hearing about the turmoil regarding how to turn around the economy. but there is one tidbit about hillary clinton in this and woodward writes that suspicious had lingered after the 2008 presidential campaign. and in fact, obama floated the idea of naming hillary to a high profile post and david axelrod asked him how could you trust hillary. how can you trust hillary?