Had a paramules when mules when i was real young. Eventually, we sold off he sold off the paramils and we had one mule that we used for gardening and we had a full acre of garden. So there was always a lot of work to do there and then we did some farming ourselves. So we grew corn and some hay and some wheat and some oats from time to time and as a 12 and 13 year old boy, i was plowing that mule and the garden and in the cornfields and so on so i have before i surely before i flew supersonic jets. I was on the south end of a northbound mule. So it was a unique experience you think about plowing mules and people have been doing plowing oxen for thousands of years and there i was in doing that and then flying the super sonic jet shortly thereafter. Its a very unique time in history. I love being outdoors. And when i was to back up a little bit when i was five, my parents took me and my brother one, brother. Down to athens, georgia to the Veterans Park and there on pedestal they had a sta
Garden. So there was always a lot of work to do there and then we did some farming ourselves. So we grew corn and some hay and some wheat and some oats from time to time and as a 12 and 13 year old boy, i was plowing that mule and the garden and in the cornfields and so on so i have before i surely before i flew supersonic jets. I was on the south end of a northbound mule. So it was a unique experience you think about plowing mules and people have been doing plowing oxen for thousands of years and there i was in doing that and then flying the super sonic jet shortly thereafter. Its a very unique time in history. I love being outdoors. And when i was to back up a little bit when i was five, my parents took me and my brother one, brother. Down to athens, georgia to the Veterans Park and there on pedestal they had a static airplane from World War ii as they often do in Veterans Parks, and it was a World War ii fighter airplane, and i climbed up on that airplane and it was like, okay. This
The 50s. I was born in 1943. So growing up in the 50s on the farm. My grandfather been a farmer he would we lived with him or he lived with us. We moved in my grandmother died and kind of took care of my grandfather and he was kind of winding down on his farming days, but we still had mules he had a pair of mules when i was real young. Eventually, we sold off to he sold off the paramils and we had one meal that we used for gardening and we had a full acre of garden. So there was always a lot of work to do there and then we did some farming ourselves that we grew corn and some hay and some wheat and some oats sometime to time and as a 12 and 13 Year Year old boy, i was plowing. That mule and the garden and in the cornfields and so on so i have before i surely before i flew supersonic jets. I was on the south end of a northbound mule. So it was a unique experience you think about plowing mules and people have been doing plowing oxen for thousands of years and there i was in doing that an
Attacked on 9 11. War in afghanistan was never meant to be a multigenerational undertaking. Bret two President S, two messages. Good Evening Welcome to washington. Im Bret Baier a monumental decision about americas longest war almost 20 years after troops went into afghanistan, President Biden is taking Criticism Tonight from both sides of the aisle over his announced intention to withdraw all of them by September 11th this year. The last administration, the Trump Administration also planned to remove forces this year. But there are questions about whether the afghans can prevent the taliban and Al Qaeda from regaining a terrorist Foot Hold in the region, specifically inside afghanistan. White House Correspondent Kristin Fisher has Details Tonight live from the north lawn. Good evening, kristin. Good evening, bret. President biden just made one of the biggest, most consequential decisions of hiS Presidency. A full withdrawal of u. S. Troops from afghanistan. President biden says it was
end in senate. the question is will that hold out with the two democratic holdouts. it s way too early for this. good morning, and welcome to warmer, the show that is hoping to plod through the muddy season of capitol hill. i m jonathan lemire, on this wednesday, january 19th. let s get started, the new york state attorney general s office is seeking to take legal action to force donald trump and two of his children to comply into the financial dealings of the former president s company. in a series of tweets posted last night, a.g. letitia james wrote this, no one in this country can pick and choose if and how the law applies to them. we have uncovered significant evidence that the trump administration used fraudulent and misleading applications on multiple properties including loans, insurance coverage and tax evasions for years. trump, donald trump jr. and ivanka trump, the a.g. s office says it is focusing on the monetary values of six trump projecteds in particular.