inspire young people into public service. andrea, how will you remember colin powell? how do you think he ll be remembered by all? clearly, he s going to be remembered as a national security figure. he shaped national security policy. i was just looking at an interview i did with him in afghanistan in 2002, when he was first on the ground, he was secretary of state, we were traveling there. he was a military man. he thought he could deal with the president in pakistan, military man to military man when we went, shortly after 9/11 there. but i still think of him as a family man. and family in the largest sense of the african-american family. the immigrant family. but certainly, his family. i think of alma powell, his devoted wife, to whom he was devoted, his children, his grandchildren, and the man who ultimately decided not to run for president in 1996, because of family, as peter said.
really far, jose. it goes back that far. the problem we need to address is bad government. it s where the people in leadership position look out for themselves instead of the benefit for the people at large. and you re absolutely correct. patients out of haiti have accomplished quite a lot, not only in america, but in the caribbean and latin american. we ve seen that in chile, there s a strong growing haitian community and i guarantee you they will find a way to make a better live for themselves. as they always do. they just need to be given the opportunity and the freedom to live their lives. gary pierre pierre and jacob soboroff, thank you for everything you do to shine light. it s so important deep this on our forefront. thank you both for being with me this morning. thanks, jose. now to georgia where jury selection is underway in the trial of three white men charged with killing ahmaud arbery in what his family and president biden among others have called a lynching. gregory