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A damaged and get things back up and running. the power, duke energy, others, will continue with their professionalism and bring those facilities back up as soon as possible. sir? >> do we have agreements in place with the private sector to contribute to both response and recovery, talking costco, home depot, walmart. so we don't have to deplete the disaster relief fund? >> yeah. >> as a public service? >> absolutely. two thixs. first a partnership in terms of coordination. the private sector entities are sblilt our coordinators centers to understand what we're doing and how to prioritize reop...

Before, during, or after you talk to the president at a minimum. >> you think the members will be able to do this in the white house? >> it has happened, every president has someone close to him that has unique access. if the chief of staff earns that respect, not commands it, earns it, i think general kelly can do the job that is right because he has done it field as a general. he knows what is happening in high places. he worked for secretary leon pinet pinetta, bob gates, no two better leaders in the political world than those two people. general kelly was right by their side. >> i'm not su...

Military policy. >> but typically -- >> go ahead -- >> if there's a model that works, you had someone like jim baker for president reagan who president reagan saw as a peer or equal, that was one model. you have the sort of andy carr george w. bush model. like the uppermost person among the loyal foot soldiers. you have the denis mcdonough-barack obama model which is like the silent enforcer model. what is the model? even though general kelly brings he brings experience, what model is going to work between him not a political animal and president trump who is unlike any president we've ever se...

Track record of truth telling. but when i heard priebus say that this was one big happy family simply doing a reset, i was reminded of something that andy carr, george w. bush's former white house chief of staff told me, and that is if anybody tells you they're ready to leave the white house, they're probably lying. that's just i think a pretty good bet. so let me just say that in the best of times with a president who understands something about governing, the white house chief of staff is the most difficult job in government. under these circumstances with this president it would be mission ...

Empowered white house chief of staff, all of those things flow from an empowered white house chief of staff who can execute the president's agenda. priebus was never empowered because trump doesn't understand the job. >> okay. so, oh, that's a lot there. so one would think, you know, at these depths here we're talking about six months that you could only go up from here. i mean, we are talking about like you were describing, it's the white house. it's the epitome of power. no one would want to leave it. at the same time no one would want to leave it in shambles. you say it's mission impossible...