congresswoman omar. the vote is expected to happen this afternoon. martha mcsally shocked an armed services committee when she say she was raped by a superior officer while serving in the air force. it s not just as a demander but as a survivor. i felt that i needed to talk about it, but it isn t about me, i want today give the perspective of why i am advocating so strongly for women in the military and why i m advocating that the command chain has to stun enand do their job. she says she didn t report the attack because she didn t trust the system. so, like you, i am also a military sexual assault survivor. i didn t report being sexually
fact that i think we are in unchartered ter troiritory. it shows you what will happen future. they have said what s needed, the conditions, etcetera but it s what trump likes to turn upside down. do you get a sense there will be enough time or thewill it be meeting as opposed to having so many people involved in the process? well, in this type of thing it is very complex denuclearization. there is never enough time. it is based on what s in the agenda. this is something that these two men at the top of the command chain, they have to face each
were the least ill to the most critically ill, who needed surgery right away. they refer those patients then to my group of trauma surgeons that got those patients back to the operating room. we had a huge response from orthopedic, neurosurgery, cardiovascular surgeons. the pediatric surgeons came and helped us even though we didn t have peds patients to get the surgeries going and get patients right back to the operating room. and what about the personnel? these things happened. they don t happen in the schedule that works for everyone s work shifts. people could have been leaving at the end of their shift at this time of night. how did you assemble enough people? yeah, remarkably we have command chain that sends out the emergency. but we had fortunately so many people in town, all six of my trauma surgeons were here. and everyone just responded. we probably had somewhere in the neighborhood of 30 surgeons ready to take patients as the patients started flowing in. how long did y
they refer those patients then to my group of trauma surgeons that got those patients back to the operating room. we had a huge response from orthopedic, neurosurgery, cardiovascular surgeons. the pediatric surgeons came and helped us even though we didn t have peds patients to get the surgeries going and get patients right back to the operating room. and what about the personnel? these things happened. they don t happen in the schedule that works for everyone s work shifts. people could have been leaving at the end of their shift at this time of night. how did you assemble enough people? yeah, remarkably we have command chain that sends out the emergency. but we had fortunately so many people in town, all six of my trauma surgeons were here. and everyone just responded. we probably had somewhere in the neighborhood of 30 surgeons ready to take patients as the patients started flowing in. how long did you all work? when was the first time you personally had a break? probably ab
71-year-old man who gets up in the morning and tweets multiple times every day and sometimes changes the news flow as a result. and generals don t like surprises, nobody does to a degree but the question is whether he s going to have any impact on the impulsiveness of this president and honestly i have no way of knowing the answer to that and how he s go having to his command chain. how he s going to deal with the other power centers in the white house. will he deal with mcmaster differently, jared differently? and how will he deal with steve bannon? and because i think steve bannon is there and will remain and so i think he s got to navigate this and i think the president has to listen to him sometimes and i just can t answer whether the president will or won t do