Hormats: Stavridis Offers Clinton Different Perspective

The transcript discusses the vetting of Admiral Servetus as a potential Vice President by Secretary Clinton, highlighting his integrity and military experience. It touches on the public's desire for change and the benefits of having a leader with a different perspective. The conversation shifts to historical context, referencing Lincoln's suspension of liberties, and emphasizes the need for increased surveillance and technology to combat modern threats.

What qualities make Admiral Servetus a strong candidate for Vice President according to the discussion?

• His background in small business support

• His experience in domestic economic issues

• His integrity and military experience

• His focus on infrastructure development

Why might the public be interested in a Vice Presidential candidate with a military background?

• To bring a new perspective to politics

• To maintain the status quo

• To focus solely on international issues

• To avoid changes in political leadership

How could Admiral Servetus's role benefit Hillary Clinton's focus on domestic issues?

• By handling international relations

• By allowing her to concentrate on job creation

• By reducing her workload in small business support

• By managing economic policies

What historical action by Lincoln is compared to modern security measures?

• The suspension of habeas corpus

• The Gettysburg Address

• The Emancipation Proclamation

• The signing of the Homestead Act

What is emphasized as necessary in modern surveillance efforts against terrorism?

• Reduced court involvement

• Less reliance on technology

• More political oversight

• Increased use of technology and court supervision