Always a General: The Leadership of Dwight D. Eisenhower in War and in Peace | Albert Mohler

In this edition of the Leadership Briefing, Albert Mohler examines the life and leadership of General and President Dwight D. Eisenhower.

[@malanpapenfus6667]

My favourite President of all time. Progressive Conservative. A man who knew his MAKER. Humble, loving faithful husband and father.

[@robertvasquez3856]

Beautiful " I'll say this our strength comes directly out of Humbleness and the unjust hold of personal pride .Amen

[@cucurulo1945]

GREAT!! Mr. Mohler!

[@RickDeRuler]

Al thank you for these professional and intriguing insights into Ike’s leadership. I hope to use this for my employees

[@HearGodsWord]

Very interesting examination of Dwight D. Eisenhower. Strange how he's more fondly remembered a generation after he left office then at the time.

[@marchess286]

Thank you.

[@stayconnectedoc]

Mr. Mohler, This is an excellent video explaining very complicated tasks in WWII and who led it.

[@Ayerborne]

Thanks for this information Al.

[@johnfranklin8319]

I think Eisenhower, like many others, thought that nuclear weapons may be used in normal warfare, but I think that all changed in the thermonuclear age and the H-Bomb in 1952.

[@stanmckay1236]

Awesome summary. However, in talking about the inspiration for the Interstate Highway System perhaps you should have mentioned the 1919 Motor Transport Corps convoy, an incredible trek across America in which Eisenhower participated.

[@billolsen4360]

That's very good...Ike was a hands on President, but wasn't the main character center-stage in a public/historical DRAMA, unlike FDR, Truman & Kennedy. Liberals always think in terms of building a therapeutic society, Eisenhower did not.

[@saskoilersfan]

Solved the Kennedy Oz enigmas.....only one question...who killed Walt Disney? Is it that obvious Kurt Russell did it ?

[@thevillaaston7811]

As far as the war was concerned, this is wall to wall rubbish. Montgomery made the land invasion work. Eisenhower dithered in the aftermath of Overlord, and allowed the Germans to re-group, and failed to act quickly in the Bulge.