whole truth what the what had happened and what was happening and what s going on. objective in his commitment is to bring transparency and truth back to government to share the truth even when it s hard to hear. the american people have the right to expect those who are serving in high office to meet high ethics and transparency standards. harris: they didn t mean any of it. they took us for a ride and dumped us off to the side without the truth. we heard the president promise again and again and his team as you just saw told us so many times promising more transparency than america has ever seen with the biden administration. well that s certainly not what we got. that is certainly not what we re getting. the man in charge of our nation s military defense was out of commission for several days. and even left the president of the united states unaware in the dark without the facts. the man had surgery and some kind of post op pain reportedly that sent him back to the
here. i grew up in troy, ohio, usa. 45 minutes north of dayton. i was there until high school and then after that i had the opportunity to go down to charleston, south carolina. went to the college of charleston. sister was an air force pilot so she was stationed there in north charls ton. my dad was working in charleston at the medical university of south carolina. we had the whole family there for a while in the low country. harris: when you were a kid, what were some of the things that you dreamed of doing. i was big into horses when i was little. i thought i would be riding horses the rest of my life. i was a very shy kid. i m glad my parents pushed me to do athletics. not only was it good to make friendships but also the competition and not only winning and a victory but also learning how to lose. one of the hardest things you
minutes north of dayton. i was there until high school and went to charleston, south carolina. my sister was an air force pilot so she was stationed there in north charleston. my dad was working in charleston at the medical university of south carolina, optometrist. we had a whole family in charleston, south carolina for a while in the low country. harris: so when you were a kid, what were some of the kids that you dreamed of doing? well, i was big into horses when i was little. i thought i would be riding horses the rest of my life. i was a shy kid. i m glad my parents pushed me to do athletics. not was it good forget out and make friendships and the competition. not only winning and victory but learning how to lose. one of the hardest things you have to go through and pick yourself up and become resilient. harris: i was surprised to find ute you were ncaa division