security. if we don t have border security, we will shut down the government, and the wall is part of the border security. and we will have a talk, and we will get the wall built, and we have done a lot of it. and is that part of it it is a big part of it. and we need to have effective border security, and not all parts, but a certain part of the 2,000-mile border we need a w l wall. how much money? much under budget, and way under budget on the areas that we have renovated and areas that we have built. and i would say that if we got $5 million, we could do a tremendous chunk of wall. and are your guests we will see. look, we have to have the wall. this is not a question. this is a national emergency. drugs are pouring into our kun are trishgs and people with tremendotre men into to our kcountry, an people with medical issues are
the general is also a purple heart recipient n1996 he was stationed in saudi arabia when he was injured in the bombing of the kobar towers. 19 airmen died in that attack, some 300 others hurt. lt. general jeffrey cobra harigian, central command, han honor to have you. it s great to be here. does anything change in regards to the russians? step one is manage the deacon flicks, get back to the fight against isis. we ll continue to work with and in coordination with the team to make sure we have deacon flikted to get of one in the sigs fight. we ll get the team in position to ensure there s not a strategic miscommunication that can occur. shepard: the russians were firing on others, our special op forces nearby. it was too close. and we said, basically, don t do
imposed on post world war germany and nothing could be compared with very preferential treatment offered to russia and boris yeltsin by the united states and europe. there were credits. doors were opened. russia was accepted in g-7, turned to be g-8, not big in a normal democracy and not the greatest industrial power. so there was a good credit line both financial and political. and as for the expansion of nato, look, eastern european neighbors of russia had some bad mem rishgs and nobody doubts now if not for nato membership putin s stance would be entirely unacceptable today. i think it s the only thing that protects them because putin definitely looks for the weak spot on the map and he believes if he can grab it, he does it. very sobering thoughts. winter is coming. next on gps, i will give you some fashion advice for
don t give up. as long as we are in a contraction, how can we expect jobs to become plentiful for people who need work? do you see this changing any time? i see it s coming. depending on the strishgs it could be two to three years and longer in some industries. i think it will be a while. i think there is so much uncertainty out there still, and with the debts all the world is racking up, not just us, i see the very real possibility of another dip in the economy. a w rather than a v-shaped situation. we are out of time. we love, love having you. there are ten hottest job recommendations you have. people can go to your website, doleians.com and go to our blog. we ll post it. computer programmers, software