trilogy i ve written the russia-china action and putin on the march the master plan. it s part of global domination, if you will, from a weaker economic position. i get that. but this is part of a larger plan. you laid it out exactly right. so far we have not been able to answer the threat. the new budget say step in the right direction but we are way behind the curve. bill: the last point, in february there s a confrontation between special ops and syria and soldiers of the syrian regime in which there were several hundred russian mercenaries fighting that were possibly killed. that s the report and a few weeks ago. that would be americans and russians on the field of battle. and that is the real fear. in syria or in other conflict zones something gets out of control and a war starts.
soil. and we will always cherish the memory of the nearly 7,000 americans who have given their lives on the field of battle since that day 16 years ago today. like the heroes of flight 93, we will never forget their service, their sacrifice, or the families they left behind. but we must remind ourselves on this solemn day of remembrance that the threat remains. and even now, the menace of global terrorism brings violence across the wider word to places like london, paris, barcelona. in iraq and syria the bar barrons known as isis plot terrorism. but under the president of donald trump as our commander-in-chief our armed forces have isis on the run in
selfless courage, they might well have saved my own life that day 16 years ago. you know, this isn t our first time standing in this field here in shanksville, pennsylvania. not more than a year after that fateful day karen and i brought our three small children here to this hallowed ground on a drive back from washington to indiana. that day we did not find this extraordinary memorial, we found only a makeshift memorial. no more than a plywood wall painted with the names of the fallen, a timeline and a wooden cross out in the field. it was that day with the help of a park ranger that i learned
that california as the sixth largest economy is part of basically u.s. participation in these accords or these goals over time so that one day the u.s. might be able to reenter the paris accord? how do you look at the future of this? well, i certainly don t think trump in his statement today is the last word. far from it. this is a temporary deviation from the norm. the world norm. and it will be correct. how soon? i don t know. i can t say that today. but i m going to do everything i can to correct it. and in the meantime, we re not treading water. we re on the field of battle, and we re going to do everything we can to win the minds and hearts of the people of california, of america, of the world. this is not some extra little political game or one issue among many. this is the an existential threat to the long-term future of humanity. this is not a game. millions of people will die if
determined and a natural leader. he graduated later that spring and joined the marine corps. david was a leader and a role model on the field at princeton and was a leader and a role model on the field of battle. and a year later after david had been in the marine corps and as we were graduating, we faced the decision of how to respond to the war in vietnam. and a number of dave s friends and teammates joined the marine corps because of him, as did i. david in the meantime volunteered for a second tour of vietnam, but did not survive as he lost his life to a sniper s bullet. so i do consider myself fortunate to have survived that tour in vietnam. there were many men such as david who did not, and i learned a number of valuable lessons from that tour.