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And thanks to willie for invitig me to come and talk. Well, im here today to talk about my favorite Childrens Book author, and thats a man named h. H. Arnold. Here are a couple of his books. Weve got bill bruce and the pioneer iowauateers. Weve got aviators. Weve got bill bruce becomes an ace in world world war i. So, yes, hap arnold was a Childrens Book author as a young major at fort reilly, kansas. He had time to write a half a dozen books for boys in that tradition of books for boys that wer...

Hes going to deliver remarks on the economy this afternoon. And then later, the president will address the Congressional Hispanic Caucuses 37th annual. That will do it. Morning joe from d. C. Starts right now. How did this intruder get so far into the white house. Dont they have guard dogs. There were officers and they were concerned that the dogs might attack them instead. [ laughter ] sounds strange but makes more sense when you fine occupant a lot of secret Service Agents are cats. [ laughter...

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