Destruction. This is threatening a feud between the top agencies and the President Elect white house. Were getting phew reaction from moscow. Well get to that in a moment. Lets bring in eugene scott and tom lobianco. Good morning. The strategy behind this statement. Just three sentences. Unsigned. What what is the the calculation here from the trump folks . Its a continuation of Donald Trumps message during the campaign that he believes he knows more than the Intelligence Community. Thats a hard sell to make at this point, given that we know he only is getting about once a week president Daily Briefs Gnat would give him more information about National Security globally. That statement is inaccurate. These are not the same people that were heading the departments when the Bush Administration was in place. This is new information and new revelations about what is happening abroad. Tom, i talk t about the
possibility that this would cause a feud between the Intelligence Community and the
the 34th president of the united states said the army and the navy are the best of friends 364 1/2 days of the year. on this one saturday afternoon, they are the worst oven mys. but there is a level of respect in this rivally unmatched in others. they balance the rigors of being a college athlete with the academic and physical rigors of the academies. they study thermal dynamics, cyber ops. we caught up with the teams to ask about their respect for their opponents. listen. they will serve just like us after. they took the same vow, oath to go serve, to go lay down their life if that s the case needed for america. to be able to balance football and academy, academics and all the military things that go into it.
we didn t really know what normal looked like. but when normal came, we were just fine with it. having said that, of course, we missed the secret service because in those days the secret service were much more informal, and we really developed tremendous bonds with them, and through the years we stayed in touch with their children. how wonderful for us. we have kind of a large extended family still. the mixed emotions of a last white house christmas are truly understood by only a very few people. susan eisenhower s grandfather was just the 34th president of the united states. lucy johnson s father was the 36th. could you tell our viewers why you were spending that christmas in the white house and talk about the fact that your husbands were gone and lucinda had just been born? it was our last christmas as
his role as supreme commander of the allied expeditionary force of world war ii, group of statues to my left and of course, 34th president of the united states. but we also commemorate the humble beginnings that eisenhower rose from. a farm boy from kansas who grew to a position of immense importance on the world stage, commemorated with a statue in the far corner of the memorialments ins where it begins, a young david dwight eisenhower. humble beginnings indeed. and his name is david dwight eisenhower, because his father s name w david, his mother changed it to dwight david. his parents raise him in an atmosphere of discipline, valuing the importance of hard work, they raised him in a religious home and all of those characteristics and qualities will help form the man that
way is also the johnson building which is department of education. ike, you know, played a very big role and helped, what is today health and human services. it was known as health, education and welfare back in those days. but lyndon johnson was the majority leader in congress, so they had a very deep and, actually, cooperative relationship. if i may add one more thing, the other thing i love about the memorial is ike with people. this wasn t all just about him. it was also about the people he led and the people who advised him. griff: and that s such a great point, susan. the two parts of the memorial that we ve shown here, first general eisenhower and the great leadership he had in the normandy invasion. and then, of course, the president, 34th president of the united states, and his leadership. in your book, how ike led, you talk about the principles behind