ship, that request was honored. that request was then opened up to all of the other 44 survivors. there are five remaining survivors of the uss arizona. they all had the opportunity to do the same thing. in fact, one of them will have the urn of his ashes brought down below, a navy diver will take a blow during a very special ceremony that the navy does for the family, and he will carry the urn across the water and bring it back down into the ship. in the way the diver describes it, when he does that, he can feel the pull of the ship when he releases it from his hand, pulling that loved one, that member of the arizona ship back into its home, and the men who will have that done on december 5th, his brother rests at the bottom of this water as well. he will be rejoining his brother. 38 pairs of brothers worked on
things very seriously paired the ramifications of war, the loss, the tragic losses of world war ii. obviously, these are decisions that need to be entered into very seriously, and the president has showed as you said, he has tremendous respect for the military, and admires the history of the military and also their advice when it comes to these things. general mattis, secretary of defense, is someone he has given a lot of latitude to. as we watch this, it is about to arrive near the dock, he s about to have an interesting experience, thousands of americans have every year, shannon, when they visit the uss arizona. shannon: and as you said, it is such a way to set the table for the trip looking at the past, and the importance of being able to avoid conflict, stave off attacks and to look to protect the u.s. homeland. he is a very heavy burden, and heavy job going forward as we
ferried out to the uss arizona, and a lot of people saved their money made a special date in the calendar for this trip and it means a lot to them. they will not stop and sending the fairies out today. you can clearly see the president and first lady on the back of that vessel and the sailors aboard, who are bringing them to this moment, and i would say they are one minute or more away from the dock that we visited yesterday. when you get inside, obviously, there is a large wall that has all of the names that you will that he will see of all the men who gave their lives on the uss arizona. also a smaller area that is specifically set aside and has the names etched into it of the 44 men who were aboard the ship but survived, and then later, one man, one of them who survived, left in his well that he wanted to be cremated and his urn to be placed inside the shi
happening to the future. you need a dnc that s playing fair with all the candidates, and she, as one of the leaders of the party right now, the clearest leaders, should have that at her utmost concern. whether or not the dnc has truly fair elections for the candidates. shannon: all parties should be concerned. richard and vince, stick around. meanwhile, president trump is arriving in hawaii. he did that a short time ago. he will head out to lay a wreath. they ll be a ceremony at the uss arizona peer were taking you there live, it will take you there live as soon as the president begins that event. you had two asian countries, japan, south korea, china, the philippines, and vietnam. the focus tonight on pyongyang s with new sanctions against the regime, calling them genocidal and brutal. is that evidence that president trump s effort and the world s efforts are working? let us talk about it with john bolton, and the the dash domand
in low, 30 feet off the water, and began bombing and attacking ships were all lined up in battleship row cult right behind us. it is a very somber event to witness and to visit the uss arizona. it is a grave site, a tomb, and a memorial all in one. the president will become the most recent president to do those visit. it has been done by every president since jfk. it was finished in 1962 as a memorial. he visited in 1963 before his assassination. this is a big moment. president trump said shortly a short time ago when he was at the pay, briefing, he had never made this visit before. he had never been out to a memorial, and he was looking forward to it. clearly it will be one of those moments when he reflects on the impact of war, and points of the decisions made as the president, shannon. shannon: certainly as the