for them. and that s when the police was alerted. and then we found out later that they were wanted in connection with two robberies for convenience stores. sey wero they were e coming presumably to like rob , all ofg you during service. i mean, what was there? was the goal here? that s that s what we believe.n weto believe that they were intending to rob us , do that some harm, but we believgoe god is the greatest power and we cannot be defeated. and so i had those instincts.ent i engaged him and we prayed fory him and they knew that k they were being recorded being. and so i had my media team put the cameras on them knowing that possibly the police wastera on the way. and we found out later when one of the guys in his handsn that the tattoo on his hand was actually one of the guys that just hours before committed a robbery at a convenienceenient store. whaore. t was the reaction among the congregants there? for sunday services when
give my curiosity about 1%. that s my little. well the fleming estate. c laura claims that ian fleming, d who created james bond, agreed to raciall ty sensitive edits 19 to live and let die in55 nineteen fifty five and they ve edited the resbookt of the book. in that spirit, i m not so sure. i mean, people have just got, ps what it was an i just it is what it wasd and just leave it the way it was. and if you don t want to watch a it, don t watch it.t they say that about, right?want if you don t want to watch it, t don t watch it. i know, but we re not talkingalg abou at. em we re talking about novels. the and my problemy is wa, if they want the brand and the franchise, but they want to shave away what made the brand in the franchise important, which was what his audacity and his nonpoliticals. correct appetites. i mean, ian fleming s last boo k ,by the way, was named. ow
clark. good to have you on this morning. first i wonder if i could get your view. nato secretary general stoltenberg said that china and russia have been increasing use of balloons and other intel gathering aircraft in this space here, near space or somewhere between 30,000, 60,000 feet. in your view is that a new and major threat in terms of intelligence gathering? well, i think it may fill in some gaps that the chinese and russians don t have covered in their own satellites surveillance programs. insofar as its collecting information it would be used in targeting against us or exploring our own research with a low level electronic warfare and things like this, yeah, it s a threat and we don t appreciate t don t want it and they don t have the right to violate u.s. air space. so what s your level of concern this morning, general? you know, right now what we
it and gather intelligence. today, the pentagon forcefully pushing back. saying that this was not an intelligence failure, in fact it was an intelligence opportunity to learn about this small part of the chinese intelligence program. in fact anderson, by planes were sent up to watch the balloon. in fact, we are told that a pilot actually took a selfie of the pilot and the balloon. that picture unfortunately has not been published. but we are told that it has attained somewhat of a legendary status. interesting, alex marquardt, appreciate. coming up, president biden on the road to wisconsin after the state of the union address in a crucial battleground state. the question is, will voters or support him if he decides to run again in 2024? what they re saying tonight are just eleni. t don t smell clean? what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks? now they can. downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. pour a cap of