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With not the model that we had for 30 years. it's like really promising. and people starting businesses, moving, in saying they don't want to maybe do these service jobs that they had to do. where they were not willing to do it for $12 an, hour they'll do it for 20. that's to me is an exciting future, that we might be entering into. >> i think you. ray i think it's an exciting future, i think a lot of things that are happening right, now especially if you look at where wages are, growing their growing among the lowest income workers. people work in hotels and restaurants. that's a fantastic th...
David norquist. david, thank you. secretary mark esper, secretary heather wilson. thank you. undersecretaries of defense michael griffin, ellen lord and john rude, general paul silva, thank you. thank you, general. general mark millie. thank you, mark. thank you. thank you. and congratulations, very importantly, congratulations. general joseph lingel and general names mcconville. thank you very much, everybody, thank you. before presenting the results of our missile defense review, i want to take a moment to express my deepest condolences to the families of the brave american heroes who laid d...
Rather welcome. mattis could do it all. the mattis/shanahan team was stronger. >> leland: is there anybody else at the pentagon who is perhaps not as well-known of a name but fills the mattis role you're saying is now gone in terms of institutional knowledge of the military in terms of knowledge of history, in terms of policy versus important curement of a technology? i'm a fan of general joe dunford in office for nine more months, extremely good himself and john rude, a well recognized name. he does broader foreign policy aspects. and the thing is they'll be very good in their own lanes. they...
Person. by the way, i think this shanahan will be an extent interim secretary, but i think one has to remember that the job he's been doing is essentially forced structure, it's not so much policy issues of what should -- should the pentagon be engaged in syria or whatever, that goes to john rude who is the undersecretary of policy and he is very much of a john bolton protege. i think the overall effect of this is that we're going to see more people with very sharp views about the world sort of handling policy for the president. >> ambassador, you mentioned sharp views of the world and syria. ...