Health care for the first time with a condition like parkinson s affordable aand the certainty and ability to now get the services that they need and deserve. it struck me preparing for this conversation and knowing that i was sittinging down with both of you that, julie, you come from a legacy of people who advocated for people like your parents to have the rights and protections that they had as workers and to build their political power. what does it say not that you are in the white house or that you are in the white house but that the two of you work together in the white house? well, let me just start by saying julie s legacy continues. right? without julie i would not be sitting here. without julie so many people across the country i think knowing the external work and all she learned inside government and the different levers that can be truly utilized to help people to make them feel whole.
I apologize wholeheartedly to c.o. mcdaniel, to this hearings board, and to the facility. i meant no disrespect. it will not happen again. i have no intentions on compromising staff or the security of the facility. anything else? if nothing else, the board will make a decision. hansen waits outside the hearing room until a decision is reached. i m pretty sure i m going to get found guilty. why? because it s the staff s word against mine. but hansen will soon learn, it was his own words that did him in. i mean, he confessed. he s sittinging there, more and more talking and he confessed. it s only a matter of moments before a decision is made. you re charged with a class one, rule 19, solicitation of staff misconduct. you pled not guilty. however, the board did find you guilty. sanctions imposed is 30 days punitive segregation from the date of this incident to february the 2nd. this concludes case number 090763. how are you feeling? just feeling bummed out, you know
Get found guilty. why? because it s the staff s word against mine. but hansen will soon learn, it was his own words that did him in. i mean, he confessed. he s sittinging there, more and more talking and he confessed. it s only a matter of moments before a decision is made. you re charged with a class one, rule 19, solicitation of staff misconduct. you pled not guilty. however, the board did find you guilty. sanctions imposed is 30 days punitive segregation from the date of this incident to february the 2nd. this concludes case number 090763. how are you feeling? just feeling bummed out, you know? my intentions weren t to compromise staff or anything, you know. the officer was down in the dumps, so i was trying to bring
Would that make much of a difference? the commanders on the ground are sittinging that adding a few thousand more trainers, advisers and assistants can help the afghan security forces. especially security forces, take the fight to the terrorists. my question is, is this a slippery slope to something more? and i think we have to be very careful about that. by have to make sure that we don t get back into the business of taking and holding territory in afghanistan. that s the afghan s job. we can support them but we can t get back out under the front lines of this war. but if the u.s. supported them for 16 years already, si9/, they haven t gotten the job done, what makes everyone think another 5,000 troops will make much after difference? well, it s not making a difference in eradicating the country of violence or terrorism. but it could make a difference in making sure the basic population centers are more secure than they have been or would be and that country doesn t just absolu
Read on that from where you re sittinging in south korea? that had an icbm would have been tested, that is what would have made this test stand out. on january 1st, kim jong-un gave a new year s day address saying the north koreans were preparing the final stages of technology in order to be able to successfully test an icbm, that long range missile that could be hitting capable of hitting targets like the united states, thousands of kilometers away. so many experts were wondering when inevitably this first missile test of the year took place, would it be one of those icbms. that was the thing that experts were openly discussing. that is what would have made this particular missile test stand out. the fact it didn t happen shows that the north koreans, at least not yet, don t have the kind of technology to be able to do so. that said, they are moving towards that point. there is near unanimous agreement amongst the experts in