. >> what happened with mrs. foley and her son? >> you booked them early. >> what do you mean i booked them early? >> there was nothing to show them. i had to push it back. not going to have them come to town and show one apartment. >> there are apartments. >> no there are not. >> i will black list david, not give him clients. hopefully he will learn his lesson. >> reporter: back with brianna and chelsea, matt is hoping to sell them on a new neighborhood. the upper eastside where the two can get a little more for their money. he found this 600 square foot, two bedroom apartment, that scrapes the ceiling of their budget at $2,550. >> ooh. this is a good size. >> check out this massive closet. >> oh. >> chelsea. >> lucky. >> reporter: initially they har aren't sure this is the one. matt is determined to get this deal done. >> i have had apartments where i don't want to show it. cockroaches have scurried across the floorbuyer or seller the i have killed cockroaches without them knowing it to get the deal done. >> is this the apartment

. >> what happened with mrs. foley and her son? >> you booked them early. >> what do you mean i booked them early? >> there was nothing to show them. i had to push it back. not going to have them come to town and show one apartment. >> there are apartments. >> no there are not. >> i will black list david, not give him clients. hopefully he will learn his lesson. >> reporter: back with brianna and chelsea, matt is hoping to sell them on a new neighborhood. the upper eastside where the two can get a little more for their money. he found this 600 square foot, two bedroom apartment, that scrapes the ceiling of their budget at $2,550. >> ooh. this is a good size. >> check out this massive closet. >> oh. >> chelsea. >> lucky. >> reporter: initially they harnt aren't sure this is the one. matt is determined to get this deal done. >> i have had apartments where i don't want to show it. cockroaches have scurried across the floorbuyer or seller the i have killed cockroaches without them knowing it to get the deal done. >> is this the apartme

and i think mr. and mrs. foley can pretty much testify that that's the way it goes. they would have to tell the families, keep quiet. we're doing everything we can. in fact, it was an excuse to do nothing. which was a real problem. >> thank you, terry. diane, that's starting to sound familiar, from what we've talked about. what has been your experience, you and john? >> well, jim had -- this was jim's second capture, if you will. he had been in captivity for 44 days in libya, and -- which in retrospect was so brief, but at least there his capture was -- had been witnessed by a "new york times" reporter. and we knew he was held by the government. and, thus, the state department took the lead rather clearly in that case. and we were in touch with the state department. actually, it was another person who got him out, but nevertheless, the state department was in touch with us. the second time was very different. because we had no idea who had taken jim. he did not report back to his colleagues on thanksgiving day, and we received a call from another freelancer, who had

and mrs. foley can pretty much testify that that is the way it goes. they would tell the families, don't go public, keep quiet, we are doing everything we can, but in fact, it was an excuse to do nothing. which was a real problem. >> thank you, terry. diane, that is starting to sound familiar from what we've talked about. what is your skpoerexperience, d john? >> well, jim, this was jim's second capture, if you will. he had been in captivity for 44 days in libya, and which in retrospect was so brief. but at least there his capture was -- had been witnessed by a new york times reporter. and we knew he was held by the government. and thus, the state department took the lead rather clearly in that case. and we were in touch with the state department. actually, it was another person who got him out. but nevertheless, the state department was in touch with us. the second time was very different. because we had no idea who had taken jim. he did not report back to his colleagues on thanksgiving day a

so i went to tom foley and i said mr. speaker, these provisions aren't in it. the president had said he will veto this bill if they are not in it. foley looks at me and i think he must've thought i was bluffing and he said the president is not going to veto this bill after 18 or 20 months of negotiations, and this is an important, we'll find something else later and put it on the bill coming down later. i said mr. speaker, the president speaker, the president will veto this bill if it's not in it, now it's close to 3:00 a.m. and he says well were not going to change it. i said mr. speaker just a minute, i picked up the phone and i called the white house and the usher answered the phone and i said could you please wake up the president and the president comes to the phone and i said mr. pres., tom foley doesn't believe you will veto this bill if childcare the way you want it is in in it. he said can i speak to the speaker. and. and he told tom foley he would be to it. tom foley scrambled and got a piece of legislation put together the right way. he had made a pr

general, and mrs. robert foley retired and medal of honor recipient. sergeant kyle white, medal of honor recipient. sergeant major and mrs. brian patagglia united states marine corps, enlisted advisor to the chairman. chief master sergeant and mrs. mitchell brush, senior listed advisor, national guard bureau. sergeant major of the army retired, kenneth preston. former sergeant major of the army. ladies and gentlemen, the history of the third united states infantry regiments reflects the growth and development of our nation. 55 well earned battle streamers, two valor unit awards, three meritorious unit commendations and five superior unit awards, a test of the old guard's record of bravery and achievement during peacetime. in 1922 the war department granted permission for the old guard to pass in review with bayonets fixed. the old guard will now fix bayonets to the traditional beat of the drum. >> fix bayonets. ♪ ♪ >> forward march. >> ladies and gentlemen, moving into position is the commander of troops for today's ceremony. colonel john davis, co

sergeant major and mrs. brian battaglia, united states marine corps, senior enlisted advisor to the chairman. sergeant major of the army and mrs. daniel daly, sergeant major of the army. chief master sergeant and mrs. mitchell brush, senior enlisted advisor national guard bureau. sergeant major of the army retired kenneth preston, former sergeant major of the army. ladies and gentlemen, the history of the third united states infantry regiment reflex the growth and department of our nation. 55 well-earned battle streamers, to ballot aboard, three meritorious unit accommodations and five superior unit award attached to the old guard action and achievements during peacetime. in 1922 the war department granted permission for the old guard to pass energy with bayonet sticks to the old guard one of the fix bayonets to the additional beat of the drums. [background sounds] [background sounds] ♪ [background sounds] [background sounds] >> ladies and gentlemen, movie and position, colonel johnny davis, commander thir

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