There's Never Any Guarantee At War.

I Do Have To Ask The Following: I Feel Very Bad About That [spate Of Incidents, Racially-charged Incidents, Across The Country ].

I Was In The Justice Department For Three Years. I Remember My Entry Briefing By The Cia. I Can Tell The Date Of It. I Remember My Exit Interview From The Cia. And I Remember That "c" In Parentheses Meant Confidential.

God Bless Every Soul That We Lost. God Bless The Families Who Have To Endure That Loss, And God Guide Us To Our Reunion In Heaven, And God Bless The United States Of America.

Five Years From The Date Of The Attack That Changed Our World, We've Come Back To Remember The Valor Of Those We Lost-those Who Innocently Went To Work That Day And The Brave Souls Who Went In After Them. We Have Also Come To Be Ever Mindful Of The Courage Of Those Who Grieve For Them, And The Light That Still Lives In Their Hearts.

Mexico Has Many More Kidnappings Than The United States. The U.s. Has Very Few Kidnappings.the Reason Is, In The United States, We Don't Pay Ransom. We Turn It Over To The Fbi. They Catch The Person. And Then, Of Course, We Used To Have The Death Penalty For It. Now It's Life In Prison. In Mexico, Everybody Pays. It's A Business.