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Now you lived at the academy yourself. What does west point mean to you . Oh, thats a brutal question. It was so much a part of my life that whats that . So was there anything in new york city with the Vietnam Veterans . No, i dont think. Remarks from 1985. O rrk daddy, yes, he led that march. And that was he was very proud of that. He walked down. Was it fifth avenue . I dont know where it was, but they gave themselves a march because no one else did. Wow. Yeah. Yeah. Now, your necklace, mrs. P...

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Implications to all of this as well. We have it for you. Im trish regan. Welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. As we await briefing from the Las Vegas Police. We have another big story today, the president announcing a short time ago he will not certify the iran nuke deal. It is up to congress to decide whether sanctions should be imposed. We said it many times on this show. You know the iran nuke deal is a bad deal. Its a deal that doesnt work. We do not want to see iran become the nex...

One thing, getting Great Health Care for this country. That was a big chunk. And as far as subsidy is concerned, i dont want to make the Insurance Companies rich. If you look at their stock price over the last number of years, take a look at whats happened with the Insurance Companies. They are making a fortune by getting that kind of money. Yes . How long can you [ inaudible ] we will see what happens with iran. We are very unhappy with iran. They havent treated us with the kind of respect they...

This week is National Police Week, a time to reflect and honor the sacrifices that fallen officers have made in the line of duty. This year, Kentuckians have been mourning the loss of one of our own.