and control. we re not going to give it to them. this sunday to share their reporting and insights. julie davis of the new york times. and seung lin kim of the new york post. two women allege they were sexually assaulted by judge brett kavanaugh in high school and college days. the deadline can only wait, like the rest of us, to learn if the surprise, last-minute delay, helps clear the cloud over his nomination to the supreme court, or dooms it. a senator, whose dramatic shift made this all happen, jeff flake of arizona, says ultimately he wants to vote for kavanaugh. yes, he says, i m a conservative. he s a conservative. that s what he told the atlantic. i plan to support him unless they turn up something, and they might. the and they might sounds ominous. on the other hand, the president says perhaps this will be a
dead be celebrated or will they be forgotten? will it be too expensive to memorialize their accomplishment. it wasn t forgotten last saturday in new jersey where lynnette lin-kim, a 3-year-old korean-american girl draped a medal around the neck of a korean war veteran in honour of his service to her parents native country. i hope and pray phone of us forget it and today we acknowledge and remember the heroes. the american heroes of the korean war with our unbridled admiration, our brimming pride and our heads bowed in undying gratitude. brian? thanks, peter. very well said. indeed. all right. i d like to salute my godfather, my uncle, phil doocy. a marine from davenport rather, bancroft, iowa, where he lives right now. he proudly served in korea and to all the others as well.