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Book 3 Chapter 22             I settled into my chair and began to read all my messages. Fortunately, Connie was putting them in order of importance. I turned on my JBG desktop and my White House laptop so I could … Continue reading →

Book 3 Chapter 21             The waiter held the door open; in walked Frank, Eric, Ben and Marty.             ‘’Well, we get to see one more of your secrets, you do have a bar. I’m impressed,’’ Frank said.             ‘’There … Continue reading →

Book 3 Chapter 20             Eighteen crates were emptied into the gold room tonight. Dad and Jake helped again – a couple more nights and we would be finished and then Lorrie could start using the secure hangar for other … Continue reading →

Book 3 Chapter 19             It was a short walk through the tunnel to the house. All the visiting aides and staff were politely told to be gone by 1630, unless there was an approved reason for them to stay. … Continue reading →

Book 3 Chapter 18             Monday started early with the smell of fresh coffee from the kitchen. The new agency chefs quickly learned how I liked coffee. I wondered why there was such a turnover in agency chefs.             There … Continue reading →

Book 3 Chapter 17             The Secret Service chefs planned a great meal while we were working in the gym basement, so we were well fed. After supper I played with the boys for a while and held Sara and … Continue reading →

Book 3 Chapter 16             Friday morning started out early at 0500 with a bang. A terrorist tried to drive a dump truck through the White House security gates. The Secret Service assigned to the roof put a Stinger missile … Continue reading →

Book 3 Chapter 15             By the weekend there would be two hundred and fifty resignations on my desk. Troy brought me the list of federal judges who were scheduled to be retiring this year – that alone that was … Continue reading →

Book 3 Chapter 14             Wednesday morning the attorneys from the Justice Department were in the federal courthouse arguing the case for the unemployment reductions. The court on Monday dismissed the injunction letting the cuts proceed. The unemployed workers union … Continue reading →

Book 3 Chapter 13             The water cooler whispers had turned into a roar Tuesday and Wednesday. The media was trying anything it could from everywhere to get at least an anonymous source for an inside scoop about the firing … Continue reading →