his staffers white supremacists. this proves the point that she s grinding a political ax. the way out eventually is the same as it was on day one, and that s to say if you took anything i said in a bad way, i apologize. please know you have the thanks of a grateful nation. it s the answer yesterday, today, and tomorrow. i m hoping his lack of engagement with the press today is a harbinger of things to come. he s never said he s sorry about something. this is about an abhor rent president of the united states who behaves consistently in an aberrant way, whether it s about the legitimate powers of the congress of the united states, he behaves in an aberrant way
of ten members of his company before collapsing, himself. despite his own wounds he refused a flight out and he stayed. he refused a direct order to stay back and ventured out in the open kill zone four separate times. he spent a year in vietnam and came home and became a high school teacher. he has retired for a decade and now this. for some context we had a medal of honor recipient in this room a few minutes ago. senator bob carry and we had one on friday night. those are two men out of only 72 men alive who have received their nation s highest military honor. now that list includes james mccloughan. they deserve the respect and thanks of a grateful nation.
so he is getting his pound of flesh. jeremy, i have to ask as i do at regular intervals, about your friends and former colleagues, the people who are so proud of their government service, especially cia, pentagon, the people whose names we never hear about, continuing to work. what, if you could take their pulse, take a poll, what would they say? yeah, it s been a disappointing two months, brian, because they have seen them and their work assailed by the first customer, the commander in chief. in some areas they just keep their head down and ignore a lot of the political machinations on the hill and they do their work. and they are out this at this very hour in some us a steer corners of the globe risking their lives for all of us. so they kind of do their work and they deserve frankly the thanks of a grateful nation. but at some point, at some level it is disheartening, demoralizing because if the
their work and out there at this hour at some corners of the globe risks their lives for us and do their work around deserve the thanks of a grateful nation, but at some point at some level it is disheartening, demoralizing because if the president continually assails them, accusing them of inappropriately surveilling them as he did three saturdays ago that take as toll and when you do that on the intelligence community you are making your country more vulnerable. thank you so much both for tonight. about mr. bump, we have some further questions for him and here is why. coming up, just how much of his time has this president spent at trump properties thus far? the washington post reporter who crunched the numbers, i m looking at you, is here with us when the 11th hour continues.
before it was in place. had both bombs gone off as planned, who knows how many could have been killed. those are the lives flo helped to save. and we are honored that many of them are here today. brigadier general james mingus, sergeant andrew mahoney who was awarded a silver star for joining flo in confronting the attacker, sergeant 1st class brian brink who was awarded a bronze star for pulling flo from the road, specialist daniel valderrama, the medic who helped to save flo s leg, private 1st class benjamin sicor and eric who also served with distinction on that day. gentlemen, i d ask you to please stand and accept the thanks of a grateful nation as well. [ applause ]