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for example, or resilience to extreme weather.

And I think, again, that's because members of Congress who work on defense and security issues recognize that paying billions of dollars to rebuild a base on the Gulf Coast of Florida after it's decimated by a hurricane, as we had to do after Hurricane Michael on Tyndall Air Force Base, that isn't a good way to spend our money, that we need to make investments beforehand to be prepared for that or to minimize the risk that those types of extreme weather events happen by curbing emissions.

So the US is not leading and is in many ways, an obstacle and has done some really damaging things.

But there are places where the work continues quietly.

So Air Force One's up there all by itself.

There was a lieutenant colonel sitting at 1st Air Force Headquarters at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida.

He's in an operation situation in the command battle station, and he looks at the screen and he sees Air Force One all alone.

He says, wait a minute.

Now, the amphibious ships carrying Marines and sailors providing security, surgical teams, and limited hospital bed capacity expected to help ease the load felt right now by New York City hospitals.

Around the country, firefighters, airborne radar refueling planes have been scrambled, this according to International Guard spokesman at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida.

Aviation has been canceled coast to coast through at least noontime tomorrow.

Newark, LaGuardia, JFK shut down.

Over the course of his military career, he served as a prosecutor, military justice attorney, staff judge advocate, and deputy staff judge advocate.

His assignments took him from Joint Base Andrews and Tyndall Air Force Base to a deployment in Kuwait, where he advised commanders on everything from military justice and investigations to operational fiscal contract health and international law.

But Marcus didn't leave the military behind when he left active duty.

Instead, he continued serving while building a civilian legal career.

First duty station was at Joint Base Andrews.

I was there about three years, did everything in the legal office, everything from doing legal assistance to adverse actions, doing some magistrate duties.

And then during COVID, PCS down to Tyndall Air Force Base.

I was the Chief of Justice, Military Justice down there for about two years.