Hey folks great to be back with you a lot to talk about these days plenty president is back from his overseas trip and on a personal note I should should tell you, we just celebrated, Mrs Bennett and I just celebrated our 35th wedding anniversary.

Congratulations.

Yeah, it's pretty good for a guy who got married when he was 70.

For a guy who got married when he was 38, now celebrating 35th

with a anniversary. Yeah, it's a big deal.

You know, the amazing thing to me about that is when you tell people,

particularly young people, your generation, a lot of millennials, you know, been married 35 years

ago, wow, yeah, I hadn't heard it before. Then they'll recall all my grandparents were.

I heard my great-grandparents were.

It seems to be something that doesn't happen so often.

In any case, grateful for 35 years and lots of memories, lots of memories.

So life's a long run, just remember that folks.

Okay, I want to do a couple of things I really want to

contrast sort of the attitude of a lot of Europeans about fighting ISIS

fighting this horrible group, the global war against Islamist terror as seen through the eyes of the Europeans,

and the way we see it, or the way our general sees it, or the way our general sees it or the way our

particularly our Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis sees it.

You know, I think it was the president was a

bracing presence, at least I hope he was. He was trying to be for the members of NATO, G7 and others, and even

Angela Merkel.

Angola Merkel said, but we're going to have to go our own way own way we're gonna take our own fate in our own hands well good for you

Mrs Merkel because it's about time that you did that

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