Kids don t need screens to be healthy and have fun. access to social media and smart phones means they can be exposed to things like violence, unhealthy beauty standards. apps keep them awake at night and scrolling which interrupts sleep which is really important. delaying access to these device is the first thing the parents can do. the second thing is that kids should go outside and play. they really need unstructured play time in the outdoors. so pe parents need to go out of their way to make sure get these experiences and model that by putting devices away. ainsley: i talked to one mom who didn t allow her daughter to have social media. she said she was the last one and her daughter created an account without telling her. ainsley, when hayden gets old enough you don t want to be the first but you don t want to be the last. do you agree with that? our kid might pitch a fit when you make them put their phone down and certainly my children also thought they were the absolutely the last children in the entire state not to have phones. [laughter] of course we keep hearing
That s important to remember. they are building power projection platforms that are meant to focus on us, brian. brian: brian here san example. we hear russia has hypersonic missiles and we heard china has hypersonic missiles. i thought we were leading with that technology but we have not executed. pete: we have not. if our entire premise of power projection is we want to use aircraft carriers around the world. if they have built the military capability in these hypersonic missiles that can take out our aircraft carriers in the first 20 minutes of a conflict, that s a big problem. and that s why the pentagon has a perfect record in the last over decade in their war games, brian, inside when they war gamed u.s. vs. china, we lose every time. we lose in our own pentagon projections in a battle with china. if that s not a wake-up call, i don t know what is. brian: back up our carriers so far almost out of the theater. pete: then what s the point in that aspect. brian: brings us to your point and premise of it that hopefully spurs some action and change. pete: i love this institution and that s why i wrote the book. army i know and army we need
There, briana melissa bell, thank you for that report and for more on this. we re joined by journalist and historian garrett graph. he is the author of many books, including most recently when the sea came alive in order roll history of d-day, which is a beautiful book, garret because especially at this time, as we re saying, goodbye to the last of these veterans, this is the story in their own words tell us a little bit about what you learned about this specific location, pointe du hoc, and what these veterans said about it? i think you re absolutely right. this is why this week feel so poignant to us is it s not just the 80th anniversary of d-day, but it s really the final passing of the greatest generation, great britain estimates now they re just six living d-day veterans left and this what i tried to do with this book was to tell the story of d-day in the first person in the voices of the people who participated in it. and when you read those accounts, the
Trump is that sit it s obvious to me you don t understand the world order 678 you don t understand what the war is all about. it gives you chills to the last, you know, little extremity, and just, wow, the power if he were to say those things on a convention stage or in an interview. you know, nicolle, when i recall when i first saw those words and, you know, as you said, i ve been a journalist in washington for decades, a foreign correspondent, in some ways, i felt this was one of the most significant documents i had ever come across and had the chance to report. to have a chairman of the joint chiefs, who is not only our most senior military official, but absolutely nonpartisan, sworn to uphold the constitution, to have come to believe as chairman
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