We know from similar data that breaks down what people say they care nd want in Health Benefits are e broadly supported. The the resilience of American People, even when theyre trying to get insurance, when we, because of the troubles we caused with the site, it was incumbent on us to fix. Theyre still there demonstrating in high volume the fact that they believe that this and want ng they need and want to learn more about. Were focused on delivering the benefits to them. Well see down the road how the Affordable Care act and the benefits it provides. Well get about the business of delivering. You have said, the president aid he wants to extend Unemployment Insurance. You have any ideas how to play for that . I know there are ideas for paying for it. Its a plan. Something were not new to the game on. Looking to congress to do what we had in the past. Thats to sit down and figure get it done. To because not depriving and a million efits to families right after christmas, a, because of t
Vietnam was toward the end of the war. Summer of 70 to summer of 71. The experience stuck with me less because of anything i experienced as a combat platoon leader, but from what i saw in terms of the it gave me an idea of the terrible effects of long war. How long were you in the army . 15 years. We served until 1992. It was a year in vietnam early on. But for the most part, i was my experiences were those of a serving officer in the latter part of the cold war. We thought that we existed to be prepared, to fight world war iii, and that our ready to do that would prevent world war iii from happening. So i spent seven years in germany and most of the rest of the time in stateside units that would have deployed to germany in the event of a crisis. It was a time that patriotism equated to seeing military service. As not simply honorable but almost a part of what it meant to be a citizen. I grew up in that environment. When it came time to go to college, i had choices. And i think i went
As not simply honorable but almost a part of what it meant to be a citizen. I grew up in that environment. When it came time to go to college, i had choices. And i think i went to west point, not because i thought i was going to be a career officer, but because i was attracted to what they had to offer and thought i would save my parents some money by paying for my education. They paid for you go there too, slight. Its a stiphon. Its spending money, more than spending money, yes . Where did you grow up in illinois and indiana . I was in normal, illinois. My dad graduated from medical school, he served in the army for a year as an intern in hawaii. And when we return from hawaii in 1954, we returned to where he grew up in the northwest corner of indiana, around east chicago and hammond. Her years, total years from her freshman year at the west point to the time you got out of the service, what were those years. 1965. So i became a cadet in the summer when we were ratcheting up the comba
by Dr. A. Adityanjee Recently concluded five days visit on December 29th, 2023, of the external affairs minister Dr. S Jayashankar to Russia friend-sized the neglected bilateral relationship. Both optics and chemistry of the visit seemed to be good. He not only met his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov, but also the Deputy Prime Minister and
to 6 months and cost also about $500. sandra, the gun sales are expected to continue to rise. back to you. sandra: what a story, and breaking news in this fox news alert. just in, madeliene albright has passed away. her family putting out a statement moments ago saying they are heart broken to announce that dr. madeline k. albright, secretary of state, the first woman to hold the position, cause was cancer. surrounded by family and friends. we have lost a loving mother, grandmother, sister, aunt and friend, says the family. she lived a very long and rich life and one of the things i m most struck by with