marine corps sergeant johnny rosario. marine corps corporal --. marine corps lance corporal jerrod schmidt, and navy hospital corpsman max --. how much have you had a chance interact with the families of those fallen amecans? guest: first off, thank you very much for doing that, for reading. i think any of the familyatter to watch the show appreciate that because a big purpose of this book was to keep the memories of those 13 u.s. service members alive as well as all the other u.s. service who lost their lives in afghanistan. when writing the book, i had the privilege and the honor to talk to a bunch of th goldstar families and it's tough. i can't imagine what they went through and what they are still going throh. but i appreciate their willingness to speak with me and speak publicly about who those service members were. a lot of these were very young service members, a lot of them probably don't even remember 9/11 terrorist attacks. guest: exactly right, that was the oldest guy. i had the pleasure of speaking with darren hoover's parents, and a n

. >> reporter: from the marine corps to the yoga mat, how a bay area veteran is helping break a stigma and spread the healing power of yoga to others. >> it likely saved my life like who i was in the past, who i am now. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. >>> we've seen tense debates over the war between israel and hamas play out in protests on the streets, in city council meetings. now some oakland teachers plan to bring it into the classroom as part of a teach-in for palestine. it's supposed to happen wednesday, but the oakland school district does not support what appears to be a one-sided curriculum. we've heard some parents say they plan to keep their kids home. lauren toms has a look at the lesson plan and strong reaction on both sides. >> reporter: cbs news bay area has obtained this google document that details a proposed curriculum for oakland students ages pre-k to high school to learn about the war between israel and hamas. the lesson plan shows the conflict from a palestinian perspe know that perspective. >> know that our power is just. >>

this is the motto of the marine corps since the great patriotic war. eight. and what will happen more, why a marine, how did it happen? childhood dream, born in central asia, my parents and i went to the black sea, 1986, first screening of the film, solo sailing, remember, our uniform suits everyone, right? 30 years from a cadet to a brigade commander, and what is the difference between a paratrooper and a special forces soldier, the specificity is only in our naval training, naval amphibious training, tasks in coastal areas, but in spirit, loyalty, military brotherhood, they all correspond. already on the front line we just decided to practice teamwork when we returned from there, but just recently, maybe 7 days ago, yes weeks, that is, sleep for a couple of days at the training ground, no, practice, go in, practice team spirit, practice teamwork, that’s it.. . already further, so all the guys, all kaleningrad, no, there are st. petersburg , there are stavropol, there is rostov, i’m st. petersburg, that’s why, so the st. petersburg ones should stay to

. >> 16 years in the marine corps. spent a couple of tours in the gulf and then i got out to medical school and did my last tour in afghanistan and retired in 2007. >> 20 years in the u.s. marine corps into the navy, right? so, what do you like about the defense authorization bill for the military men and women? >> it does continue to fund the military so we don't have any. it does have some accommodations for pay increases although we needed closer to 30% for the adjusted cost of living. it does have some consequential behavioral changes and it does put limits on what agencies are able to advise. people basically biased against news agencies sayingns they are lyingg and it should be advertised from recruiting people into the military. if you're going to advertise for people coming into the military, it is the best venue to advertise on and it was creating a bias and now that can't be done. >> let's get to calls. you are a first for the congressman.ar >> yes, good morning. iea am 75-years-old and we have more military

marine corps in the navy.what do you like about the defense authorization bill for our military men and women? >> first of all, it does continue to fund the military so we don't have any sort of gap in pay. it does have some meager accommodations for pay increases for the military. we probably need closer to 30% for adjusted cost-of-living. it does have some consequential behavioral changes as far as what we allow in the military as far as the way we approach military. it does limit what agencies institute advice and where they contend their money. people who are basically biased against conservative news agencies saying they were lying and that should be advertised. advertisers also recruiting people into the military from conservative venues. and i think that was first of all about advertising. i got my mba, i know marketing. if you are going to advertised people coming into the military, it was pretty biased. we are paying for that bias now, so that is one of the other good things going on. host: 50 to caus

this is the motto of the marine corps since the great patriotic war.victory parades? eight, from the platoon commander, exciting, deputy brigade commander, very exciting, a feeling of pride fills you when you walk along the cobblestones of red square, yes, when you go there, can you imagine when you will walk through the victory parade? according to the results of this war on red square, in the head, in the head of the parade crews, well, really, i’m afraid, maybe by this moment it won’t be a brigade, but what will be bigger , why a marine, how did it happen, a childhood dream, in the middle born, my parents and i went to the black sea, eighty-six year, first. screening of the film solo swimming, remember, our uniform suits everyone, but the main thing is not the form, but the content, we began to work on the content, yes, the dream was to enter the school where they train martika, it happened, i found it as an officer, yes, yes, i graduated, first from leningrad, then... all my life 30 years from a cadet to a brigade commander, and how does murpez dif

there's a camera on the marine corps who ranks alongside the pope in the marine corps and up above them in civilian clothes is the president, secretary of defense and the secretary of the navy right there. and i'm getting my haircut. i'm a lesson in what is the role of the military and who are we subordinate to that sort of thing in the military? i've been a college graduate and i've taken a clashing law. i've taken a class in american history from our start up through 1865, from 1865 to present. in the old days, you had to take those kind of classes and. i don't recall anything sad about civilian control of the military beyond those words. those classes where i joined the military they actually give you our long classes as you're going through your training about what does it mean and how does it apply to you and show you the the meaning of your oath is drummed back into you every time you're promoted. take the oath again. you swear it again every time you're promoted. which for us about ten times i think were expected to be cognizant and able to teach the young troops the same thing.

i am proud that i served in the marine corps and continue to wear the marine corps uniform.wife; she now also wears a black beret. i received a diploma, passed a commission, a medical examination. the entire selection and came to the position of senior radiotelephone operator, i transferred there, there were, now i don’t understand how we should say this, zaya, when zaya is here, there are so many separations. the next level, everything that i have in life, everything that is the joy of every day, everything. what i call my destiny is bound, bound, only with you, i love my country, premiere , tomorrow is the first, you can’t love your homeland and not know, hello everyone, my name is nastya zadorozhnaya, i love dogs very much, come here, come here, i decided to change my life, instead of profession actresses. i chose volunteering, she incredibly helps me raise my kids, what we had without dogs and what we have now are two different lives, since then, this is a wonderful dog, about which she has already saved two human lives, this is not just a pet , this is the creature that

this is the motto of the marine corps since the great patriotic war. many victory parades? eight. from the platoon commanders it is exciting, to the deputy brigade commanders it is very exciting to feel a sense of pride when walking on the cobblestones of red square. yes, when you go there, you already get goosebumps, you can imagine when you will walk through the victory parade following the results of this war on red square, in your head, in your calculations, well, really, i’m afraid, maybe by this moment there won’t be a brigade, but that there will be more, why marine, how did this happen? that i was born in central asia, so my parents and i went to the black sea in 1986, the first showing of the film solo voyage, remember there, our uniform suits everyone, but the main thing is not the form, but the content, we started working on the content, yes, yes, my dream was to go to college. where the sea corps is preparing, the campaign took place, yes, i graduated first from leningrad, then later from the st. petersburg platoon of marines there, marine

max darrow has the story of a marine corps veteran who says yoga saved his life and now he wants to pay it forward. >> when sean silvera found his breath for the first time at a yoga class in fairfax , it was a life-changing experience. one that he knew he would want to share with others. >> i cried. here is my body. >> it was quite a surprise for the marine corps veteran who, at the time, thought yoga was for hippies and definitely not for men. >> it blew my mind. i had not had that kind of experience since boot camp. difficult, transformational, just changed how we look at things. >> since then, silvera has opened his own studio in san francisco. he runs it like a boot camp sometimes. silvera is eager to help others get balance as he has. >> i still have sergeant silvera back there but i can manage them better. >> he is on a mission to break a barrier that yoga is not for men. >> the stigma has been there and it has prevented guys from coming to yoga. >> guys like himself, who come from intense backgrounds, who may not know it can be a life-changing practice. >> it likely saved my lif

>> i'm a marine 24/7. i'm blessed and fortunate for the marine corp.ng me through this journey. but at the same time, it's exhausting, and that's what makes it fun. if it was easy, anyone would do it. >> reporter: tee jack manages work at quantico and intense training as a bobsled pilot. >> we're going to get warmed up really fast. >> reporter: including constant competitions and twice daily workouts. >> go! >> reporter: her hard work is paying off. >> she's fast. >> reporter: she's ranked 14th in the world. >> what's the best part of bobsledding? >> oh, the speed. the speed and the adrenaline. going 90-plus miles an hour down an ice track and competing wearing team usa across my chest. >> reporter: representing america as a competitor, a marine, and an inspiration to young women and girls. >> good job. >> reporter: riley, what do you want your legacy to be? >> i want to be remembered for how i make people feel. i don't want to be remembered for all the things i did and the accomplishments and the medals. i want to be able to create a path big enough t

, in principle, i sort of serve in the armed forces of the russian federation in the marine corps, in i entered the far eastern higher society command school which he graduated in 2002 and after that he was assigned to sevastopol. we are moving on, let’s say, to the most important part of our interview right now, this is a description of your direct participation in a special military operation and how it began for you, part of a brigade unit, this first battle-tactical group was loaded onto ships without transport, the second battle-tactical group on february 24, the tactical group marched from the republic of crimea to the area of ​​the settlement of melitopol with the aim of blocking this settlement. battalion-tactical group number one landed on february 26 - in the area of ​​​​the settlement of berdyansk, on the night of march 7-8... they marched to the field area, all the brigades left, two, well, two battle-tactical groups, all contract soldiers, well on march 10, active hostilities began directly in the area of ​​​​the settlement of mariupol, the most difficult thing was to tak

corps, our valiant fighters, the heroic marines, all the heroes are all smart, they complete the taskne turns back is not moving, a unit of the marine corps, the black sea fleet is moving to the front edge of the front in the kherson region, the task is to destroy the ukrainian... militants who were discovered by scouts, saboteurs in the ssu are trying to break through to the left bank of the dnieper, a battle begins in a dense forest. with the support of artillery, the russian military neutralizes enemy positions, the enemy regularly sends assault groups, on this section of the front they will land to gain a foothold on the shore, the marines do not allow the militants, every attack for the ukrainian armed forces ends in failure and... in our area of ​​​​responsibility the situation is improving every day, offensive potential the enemy, he cuts off , that is, this has already become noticeable, as for the shooting battle, the enemy is losing to us, our soldiers are better trained, in order to secretly move to the left bank of the dnieper, the militants use silent boats with an electr

the marine corps is about five, the air force is also about five and the navy is about 3%.t maybe someone from the pentagon, one of the members of the joint chiefs, someone very important and what do you think the military could do to draft more people. i think the first thing i would do is focused on the mission, which is to protect our country. i think this political debate of ideology being introduced into the military is harmful to the service. this is a serious problem for all these reasons. the large part of the population that can serve and that is physically fit has been increasingly shrinking over the decades, people are increasingly getting out of shape. if you combine this with some social factors, such as the denigration of the army. and excessive popularization of our armed forces, then you will get very an explosive mixture, and frankly speaking, many general officers chose to become more politically active after leaving. a time when many of them are silent, so when you combine all these factors together, you end up with a force that is simply not combat ready

marine corps gave me his assessment of prident but -- a retired colonel with the u.s.e corps gave me his assessment of president biden's comments. >> the president is justifiably frustrated with congress. they went up to christmas break without the agreemt president zelenskyy tried to obtain. he is frustrated and is trying to send a message of support and it is unwavering support for ukraine, and he is hopeful that when congress gets back from its recess, this will be the number one priority on their agenda. >> and how likely is it that congress will listen and take action after these words and actions by russia? >> well, that is hard to predict. there is more support in congress for ukraine than is being discussed right now. what the republicans and some democrats quietly are doing is they are trying to force the president's hand by linking the funding legislation to what is going on in the southern border, which is an absolute disaster for the united states, with this complete the unhindered flow of immigrants across the border. so it's politics at its worst. so what

we'll introduce you to a marine corps veteran who says the healing power of yoga has changed his lifehow he's trying to break that stigma to help others find their balance. >>> let's head to vern now and some sports. >> did you hear? it's victory monday for the 49ers and still brock purdy has not played a full game in philadelphia, but this time he was safely on the sideline in the fourth quarter because san francisco had a 23-point lead. >> it was sort of in my mind yeah, man, i got hurt here, but was it going to be the revenge game or anything like that? no. >> purdy was all smiles as the game clock ticked down. the brock star earned a little time off after the 49ers scored touchdowns on six straight possessions and matched their season high with 42 points. here's number 13. >> was i going that's four in a row, five in a row? i wasn't thinking like that. >> not two, not three, not four, not five. >> we just wanted to keep the foot on the gas pedal and try to keep pulling away best as possible. >> i had full confidence we would have this type of game from the jump. we got a quarterba

heroes, all the smart guys, they are completing the task, no one is going back, the marine corps unit of the black sea fleet is moving to the forefront of the front in the kherson region, the task is to destroy the ukrainian militants who were discovered scouts and saboteurs of the ukrainian armed forces are trying to break through to the left bank of the dnieper, a battle begins in a dense forest. supported by the russian military uses artillery to neutralize enemy positions, the enemy regularly sends assault groups, on this section of the front they will land and gain a foothold on the shore, the marines do not allow the militants, every attack for the ukrainian armed forces ends in failure with large losses. in our area of ​​responsibility, the situation is improving every day, the enemy’s offensive potential is being eliminated, that is, this has already become noticeable as far as small arms are concerned. the enemy is losing to us, our soldiers are better trained. in order to secretly move to the left bank of the dnieper, the militants use silent boats with an electric motor, bu

andrew’s flag , which is also called in honor in the marine corps, and as they say, emperor peter the the st. andrew's flag are with us , god is with you, the st. andrew's flag, all of russia, and of course, the dolls of the heir tuti are also with you , with them you are certainly not afraid of anything, with them victory will definitely be ours, guys. there are questions that have no answer, but there are others, to which precise and direct answers will be given. you can set your sites moskvadefisputinu.ru and moskvadefisputinu.rf. all details are on the websites. results of the year with vladimir putin. december 14 at 12:00 moscow time. time with shocking news: the wife of the head of the gur of ukraine kirill budanov , maryana, was poisoned by an unknown substance, and not only she, several military personnel in the department also either ate something, or drank, or took something, well, in short, they were poisoned, and in the meantime ...there is squabbling in the ukrainian top brass, zelensky clings to the chair, but he doesn’t care a whole detachment of young people is coming

marine corps sergeant johnny rosario. marine corps corporal --.corps lance corporal jerrod schmidt, and navy hospital corpsman max --. how muchave you had a chae to ieract th the families of those fallen americans? guest: first off, thank you very much for doing that, for reading. i think any of the family matter to watch the show appreciate that because a big purpose of this book was to keep the memories of those 13 u.s. service members alive as well as all the other u.s. service who lost their lives in ahanistan. when writing the book, i hadhe privilege and the honor to talk to a bunch of the goldstar families and it's tough. i can't imagine what they went through and what they are still going through. but i appreciate their willingness to speak with me and speak publicly about who those service members were. a lot of these were ve young service members, a lot of them probably don't even remember 9/11 terrorist attacks. guest: exactly right, that was the oldest guy. i had the pleasure of speakg with darren hoover's parents, and a number of paren

so it's actually the army and not the marine corps that carries out most of the amphibious landings. example, the marines carried 15 amphibious landings in course of the war against japan. lieutenant general robert eichelberger, his eighth army alone, carried 35 in the spring in 1945. in the philippines alone. my purpose in mentioning this is actually to in some ways lionize the marine corps because, you know, it's when you a sense of this larger perspective, you just how incredibly valorous the marines were, what major contribution they made. there just weren't that many of them. they mobilized six divisions in the course of the war. then you've got about four times that much army combat power. so the marines, by were supposed to be a select and mainly focused on combat. the army dealing not just with combat, but also is these other vast tasks that had to be done in order to win the war. so 42,000 of these soldiers, guys, this you see here would survive the army really does the plurality of the dying. they were felled by combat disease, accidents, the terrible privation of captivity

later he served in the army and eventually in the marine corps. was a short period of time in china. and then came back to montana after his military service and like so many young men of that. without prospects a high school dropout he went to work in thea mines in butte and the worst int possible job being a mocker the guy who shovels the or into the underground carts so they can be taken out of the mine. dirty, backbreaking, hot, not very good way to think about spring the rest of your life. he was fortunate that he met marlene hayes who was a teacher. she convinced them in order to fulfill his potential he had to complete his education. so she said i will work and put you through school while you have an opportunity to go to college. mancilla essentially earned his high school equivalency degree he ultimately got a masters degree in history and focused on asian history which he taught at the university. dirksen background from a heart exist and grew up on a farm in central illinois. served in world war i also. saw combat in france. came back t

our marine corps is one of the best in the world.er all, the fact that the plans of russia, which has a huge numerical advantage at the front, were thwarted, is already a success. the minimum task set by putin is to capture the donetsk, luhansk, zaporizhzhia and kherson regions, and the enemy will fulfill it. failed, we, being in protected positions, on protected borders and fortifications, have the opportunity to carry out an attack by the enemy, who actually has considerable resources, with less effort, and the key question is what will happen next, how will the arrival of the armed forces of ukraine in strategic defense affect the events at the front, will there be in winter large-scale operations? the military answers, yes... offensive actions in certain directions will continue, in the direction of tekmak, well , the enemy is going to counterattack, there are very heavy battles there, near the work station, but the plans to advance to the railway, let's say, to takmak, they are not have changed, we have overcome two lines of ene

shy, quiet, ramrod straight, perhaps a function of his marine corps training, a college history professor at the university of montana before politics, expert in asian history. remarkably, seemingly devoid of all ego, and the need for publicity. once on the abc program issues and answers, in the space of a 30-minute interview, he answered 62 separate questions, many with a simple yep or nope and occasionally with i haven't the faintest idea. reporters loved him. unlike virtually every other politician then and now he was generally, genuinely publicity shy. i have a story in the book about an interview mansfield did with neil mcneil, the time magazine correspondent for many years on capitol hill. and he tells the story of pooling mansfield off the senate floor at one point to tell him the editors of time had decided to put, as he put it, mansfield's face on mount rushmore. they were going to put him on the cover of time magazine. mansfield said that is awful. how can we stop that? he did not want the publicity, but he did wind up on the cover of time magazine. this was in 1964. if you can

corps intelligence officers. go right to a pleasure, sir. thanks for your time. thank. the proof of the wives would crimes as well commit seduce children isn't the number is us at that anyone can see that as a message from a rawls putting that promising to speech to live. and julian means your 4 minutes is of the caspian estates in muska. oh, your domain being only melody does international communities doing tend to be an observer of the more crimes and genocide of the population in the gaza strip. and assessment of statistics published by unit stuff and other international organizations clearly shows that design is reaching is the number one perpetrator of crimes against children internationally. this number of in front the sides is unmatched by any of the experienced antares group to have waged more and bloodshed in our region and other parts of the world in recent years. because the war has overshadowed all aspects of the world politics and these meeting of the caspian sea nations held in moscow is no exceptio

marine corps sgeant johnny rosario. marine corps corporal --.ine corps lance corporal jerrod schmidt, and navy hospital corpsman max --. how much have you had a chance to interact with the families of those fallen americans? guest: fir offthank you very much for dng that, for reading. i think any of the mily matter to wat the show appreciate that because a big purpose of thook was to keep the memories of those 13 u. rvice members alive as well as all the other u.s. service who lost tir lives in afghanistan. when writing the book, i had the privilege and the honoro talk to a bunchf the goldstar families andt's tough. i can't imagine what ey went through and what they are still gointhrough. but i appreciate their willingness to speak with me and speak publicly about who those service members were. a lot ofhese were very young service mbers, lot ofhem probably don't even rememr 9/11 trorist attacks guest: exactly right, that was the oldestuy. i had the pleasure of speaking wi darren hoover's parents, and a numbeof parents of the 13 u.s. service mem

brings a gift to donate to the salvation army and the marine corps reserve.s for tots program so we can help out needy families and have a good holiday season. >> and why is that so important to focus on the toy drive to focus on bringing those new and unwrapped toys or books for families in need this year? >> i mean, ultimately, we've been we've been running this program for over 20 years. we're always happy to help these folks out. you know, and, you know, the holiday season can always be a little bit brighter. we want to make sure everyone has a happy one and we're happy to do our part to make sure that happens. okay. dan thank you so much for joining us. >> i want to take a look now at the schedule. if we want to pull up this graphic. here's a look at the schedule on saturday, the train will be in san francisco at the fourth and kings station before making stops in redwood city, mountain view, sunnyvale, and santa clara. on sunday, stops will include the san francisco station millbrae burlingame, san mateo and menlo park. so there's a lot to look forward

marine corps. >> reporter: the air force, the navy, and the marine corps. that is right, boris.they are all conducting this operational stand down on these ospreys that week after an osprey crashed off the coast of japan killing all eight service members on board. it really comes amid a number of crashes that have been suffered by these ospreys over the last 20 months or so, which have resulted in 20 deaths over four different crashes. clearly this is something the u.s. military found that they really need to address here. out of an abundance of caution they are grounding the entire flee across the military. in a statement, the commander of air force special operation command said, quote, preliminary investigation indicates a potential material failure causing the mishap last week off the coast of japan. the underlying cause of the failure is unknown at this time. the standup will provide time in space for a thorough investigation to determine causal factors and recommendations to ensure the air force cbc 20 twos fleet return to operation. they really do not know exactly what ha

little tim traces the anchor on the marine corps emblem with his palm. very soon the baby will learn that his dad is one of the most worthy officers, representatives of this type of troops, and that in a difficult battle his father lived to hold him in his arms like this. well, honestly, i no longer hoped that i would get out of there, i was just lying there, thinking, everything is fine, here, well, there was calm. i realized that i still need to see everything for my son, it gave me a boost of energy in order to have time to evacuate, company commander yuri bratchikov received a serious injury in october last year near... the entire unit received awards, he is a commander for whom victory should be achieved at any cost, but not at the cost of the lives of subordinates. i always tell you straight out that i really appreciate them i am very proud that he is a real man, that i love him very much, that there are very few people like him, the first time i wounded him, he did not abandon his people, he moved on, he helped them, he was there. yuri is 26 years

corps tank battalion is led by kazan school graduate ruslan kurbanov. he is only 26 years old, but already has a lot of fights under his belt. he liberated populated areas from armed forces. formation survived after a missile strike and a sniper shot. report by vladimir bogomolov. the crew releases the tank from its camouflage within seconds. even in the matter of clearing response armor, everything must be debugged to the point of automation. and these young tankers have someone to learn from. their commander ruslan kurbana , a graduate of the kazan tank school, proved himself during the battles near kiev. an excellent student without any combat experience, he was ambushed and got into trouble with a mini. rammed the barricades and knocked out three tanks, two infantry fighting vehicles and a mortar battery. well i just i found myself at the wrong time, in the wrong place , and i didn’t want to die, especially when i had a mechanic in my crew at that time, a driver who was 19 years old, and a gunner-operator who was 21 years old, so i couldn’t show any

the tank battle of the marine corps is led by kazan school graduate ruslan kurbanov. he is only 26 years old, but he already has a lot of fights under his belt. he liberated populated areas from armed forces, survived a missile strike and a sniper shot. with a hero on the front line. the crew frees the tank from camouflage in a matter of seconds, even in the matter of clearing the armor of the wings, everything must be debugged to the point of automaticity, and these young tankers have someone to learn from. their commander ruslan kurbanov, a graduate of the kazan tank school, proved himself during the battles near kiev. an excellent student, without any combat experience, was ambushed, hit a mine, rammed barricades and knocked out three tanks, two infantry fighting vehicles and a mine. battery, well, i just found myself at the wrong time, in the wrong place, and dying i didn’t want to, especially when in my crew at that time there was a driver mechanic who was 19 years old, a gunner operator who was 21 years old, so i couldn’t show any weakness, his call sign was arr

these are the groups we start, we storm, the marine corps, our valiant fighters, the heroic marines, all the heroes are all smart. the task is completed. no one goes back, division marines of the black sea fleet are moving to the front line in the kherson region, the task is to destroy ukrainian militants who were discovered by scouts, saboteurs of the ukrainian armed forces are trying to break through to the left bank of the dnieper, a battle begins in a dense forest. with the support of artillery , the russian military neutralizes enemy positions, the enemy regularly. sends assault groups, on this section of the front they will land to gain a foothold on the shore, the militants are not given any space by the marines, every attack for the ukrainian armed forces ends in failure with heavy losses. in in our zone of responsibility , the situation is improving every day, the enemy’s offensive potential is being eliminated , that is, this has already become noticeable, as for the shooting battle, the enemy is losing to us , ours are better prepared than the soldiers, in order to secretl

petersburg, from the marine corps, became a marine officer, even all my life, 30 years from a cadet to, loyalty to the military brotherhood, they all correspond. we were already on the front line, we just decided practice teamwork when you return from there? yes, just recently, maybe seven ago, yes, weeks, weeks, that is, a couple of days to sleep at the training ground, no , train, go in, work out the team spirit, work on teamwork, and then continue on, so all the guys, all kaliningrad? no, there are st. petersburg ones, there are stavropol ones, there are rostov ones. i ’m st. petersburg, that’s why, so st. petersburg people should stay tough, yes, come on, we’re all here as one, so we ’re all ready for battle, the spirit is high, what rank, i have, i am a sergeant, the top of the first article, that’s why, that is, you also have naval ranks, yes, yes, yes, absolutely right , that’s why we train, train, contract soldier, yes, that’s right, how many calendars are there already, uh, here, i signed... the contract on august 23, that is, 3 months, and before that, and before that, i serv

he was claiming to a retired marine corps general who presumably does know something about world warr in his generals, that he knew more than he did about hitler. and the generals loyalty to him. >> my personal bet about donald trump's, he could not right now name us the title of a single ernest hemingway book or any famous american author. couldn't come up with one. but he does know the title mine comped. he does have hitler's book title in his head ready to deny that he has read it. kurt anderson, thank you very much for being on this story for decades and joining us tonight. >> pleasure. >> coming up, why won't vladimir putin disclose russia 's national income statistics, something common in every country in the world? he's actually required by russian law to do that. our next guest knows the answer. it's because it would expose how much american and european sanctions are crippling russia 's economy and russia come yale school of management professor jeffrey sonnenfeld joins us next. u next but...he wasn't. gain flings with oxi boost and febreze. >> today, the biden administratio

and he served 14 years in the marine corps and deployed in iraq north africa police africa and south pacific and also activated his earlier reservist okay first to you, we have big fight of ukraine in the spinning and border spending and there is a big fight have breaking found over vast is video chief lloyd austin is warning that will pass more into ukraine it will please more u.s. trips for the invite is that make it up compromises on you know what policies the lawmakers a video early broke the border. >> i was a secretary arson some of the most issues are generally and hopefully so civil case to make, we have the ability to stop a brutal dictator from invading our neighbor from the three main adversaries for the united states china russia and iran and right now, our partners valleys are taking care of two of them without significant u.s. investment and no u.s. investments of the troops so they've want to pass ukraine 80 from than you had fortified into it and you get it done and it is that simple. liz: plus multiuser, ross was going on right on the ground right now this roast figh

a former intelligence officer in the us marine corps, there are several alarm bells for such a positionnteroffensive, popular discontent and declining western support. in his opinion, this will happen quickly when... he is no longer part of the solution, he is just the problem , when he will be removed remains to be seen, for the good of his wife and children, i would like him to resign and flee from country if he tries too long. here, but, but, unfortunately, in the case of ukraine, this is at the cost of the lives of ukrainians, i am not ready to continue throwing the lives of these same ukrainians into the furnace. it’s a pity that kiev still doesn’t understand this. inside, stacker carlson writes that the biden administration has begun resorting to threats. at a closed briefing in the house of representatives, lloyd austin tried to deliver an ultimatum. like, if you don’t give money to kiev, then we’ll send your sons and brothers to fight russia. this is american style democracy. natalya goncharova, lead. the international olympic committee will allow russian and belarusian athletes

was opened, fifty- eighth, the kiev porcupine company was opened, sixty-ninth, the kiev marine corpsthe seventieth kiev passenger station of the southwestern railway was opened, the seventy-eighth kiev women's courses were opened, 87 a sugar industry was founded in kiev syndicate, 89 the building of the administration of the southwestern railways was built, ninety -first, the opening of a horse-drawn tram, the ninety- second opening of a threshold tram, the ninety- third opening of an electric tram. yes, we ukrainians want this, europe in general , with nato, you are not ukrainians, but separatists, nothing more, but what do they do with separatists? so there is a holy war, a war to take back my city, i have lived for more than a quarter of a century, where my son was born. where are my friends and friends of friends, their friends who everything, everything, you hear, everyone spoke russian, but let's return to london, having carefully looked at the birds, the gentlemen needed to divide the world differently, a black swan arrived in the form of hamas, a crisis arose, and this requir

and under the coal snipers are marine corps snipers.etachment is commanded by major yaroslav yakubov, a hero of russia, a legendary fighter, a sniper who can change the course of a battle with one shot, twice was wounded and returned to the front line twice, and yaroslav yakubov also organized a school of military snipers in the donbass, report by alexey ivanov. it seems to me that my mother was the most happy, and not me, this is her, so to speak, reward for all the sleepless nights when you are without communication on a task. the sniper, who was assigned to a special military operation zone, has been known almost from the first days; everyone recently learned the real name of this marine from the far east on the day of heroes of russia. then vladimir putin in the kremlin presented the brave commander with a hero’s star. rank hero of the russian federation was awarded to major yaroslav nailievich yakubov. shot, destroying the enemy around the clock allows us to slow down his movement on the front line, destroy commanders, blat operato

same time, threes and a sign that camp pendleton, california potter served 8 years in the marine corps be dead. 2 deployments, 3 tours in iraq. 17 countries even learned to new language is arabic and spanish. i change my military service for anything my first year and i was sent or more for a tactics. instructor school. >> upon completion and i ended up training 5,000 troops urban warfare about 6 months later, i was sent to a >> rescue swimmer school and they sent me to another structure. score became ring. come out. our survival in a tree. 60,000 troops in one year that leadership experience state with potter as he looks for his next steps after the marines, he started volunteering as a firefighter after about a week of training and whatnot. i i asked muchas or way to do this full time and then i got hired as a seasonal firefighter, tony caldeira senator. yes. >> reminded me of. some are combat marines i made a choice that. >> you know, this is what i want to do at the end of the season. captain potter went to butte college and graduated 3rd in his class. he was eventually hired on fu

>> i can tell you the marine corps has a lodge history all the way back to jefferson of dealing withirates in various places and the world. america needs to get back to that we should honor our legacy and take out what's effectively a terrorist organization that's engaging in piracy in that area of the world. >> gentlemen, thanks very much. merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> coming up, what the so-called do nothing congress has on its to-do list next year, or doesn't have. and later in the night cap we all know pets are like family, right? but do you buy them christmas gifts, too? if so what do you get them. let us know on instagram, to witter, and we'll show you the results and read you the best responses. it's 11:18 on the east coast. here's a fox news trip across america. a live look at fox square where the fox christmas tree shines bright. next over to branson, missouri, where the christmas spirits are high, and finally a little christmas cheer in meridian, idaho. look at the snow. coming down tonight. if you can't join us live don't forget to set your dvr and you can watch

>> my brother joined the marine corps when i was six and a half, and it was just so hard being without it was hard for their families as well. so when they all got deployed, we started shipping the care packages, but it was only a couple hundred, maybe a couple thousand. we definitely didn't expect it to grow to this size. pete: so they started getting them, they loved them, and then you got more requests, i would imagine. >> well, it kind of spread by when his friends in his platoon, you know, when they went off to different bases, then we got more and more connections, and it just kind e of grew over time. pete: and how many stocks have you sent since -- this is since, what, 2017 maybe? >> yes. we've sent about 50,000 stocks so far over the past 7 years. pete: 50,000. >> yes. [laughter] pete: how do you do that? do you have people helping you? >> oh, yes. we have lots of volunteers. they definitely help out because i'm super busy during this time of year, and it's great to have the help when i'm not around. pete: meaning you're going to school. >> yes -- [laughter] well, i have extra

he was claiming to a retired marine corps general who presumably does know something about world warler in his generals, that he knew more than he did about hitler. and the generals loyalty to him. >> my personal bet about donald trump's, he could not right now name us the title of a single ernest hemingway book or any famous american author. couldn't come up with one. but he does know the title mine comped. he does have hitler's book title in his head ready to deny that he has read it. kurt anderson, thank you very much for being on this story for decades and joining us tonight. >> pleasure. >> coming up, why won't vladimir putin disclose russia's national income statistics, something common in every country in the world? he's actually required by russian law to do that. our next guest knows the answer. it's because it would expose how much american and european sanctions are crippling russia's economy and russia come yale school of management professor joins us next. >>>f management professor joins us next. professor joins us next. >> and more aid from israelis in exchange for just

i came back actually from england, go into the marine corps because i felt it was my turn.ucation, so i thought it was my turn to go. and yet, the korean war, i was about to say vietnam, the korean war was still very much on. and i was actually proud of my country that i was in no way a militarist, i had no background in that. but i thought it was right that we should be opposing aggression, and that there was purely aggression by the north koreans against the south. as a matter of fact, i stayed in the marine corps for an extra year, where the french and british allies were committing aggression against egypt in the swiss canal. i expected to be involved -- we are in the mediterranean. again, aggression is still going on 70 years later. >> daniel, your most famous, of course, for your stance against the vietnam war and the aggression there. remind us of the moment you decided to become a whistleblower, that moment when you decided to copy and leak all those documents to pentagon papers to go against all what you've done in your career up until this point, when you decided

he commanded a special ski regiment of the marine corps of the baltic fleet.i went behind enemy lines through. regimental commander margelov distinguished himself at stalingrad, but most of all he became famous in the battles for the liberation of kherson, was awarded a hero’s star, and his 49th guards rifle division was awarded the title of kherson. after the war, margelov became an honorary citizen of kherson. under the command of margelov, the airborne troops became the elite of the soviet army. o heroes, whose life and fate are closely connected with this land, in the story of olga mokhova. the song glorifies. you can’t say anything else about him, but not because during his lifetime his words and actions were talked about legends, but because he performed real feats and more than once found himself on the brink of death, ready to sacrifice himself for a high goal. vasily filippovich marched with his regiment. and then from the forty-ninth division, which became the guards, the path from krasnodon to kherson with battles, of course. the facts of his biogra

corps, yes, two general physical exercises and two special exercises, that is, to choose from, let’sstrength, either pull-ups or inversion lifts, power lifts. squeezing on a beam, a lot of exercises , that is, to choose from, that is, you can , well, roughly speaking, let’s say that there are chubby and skinny people, yes, squeezing is push-ups, and for older age groups there are push-ups, as many as you need - 60 times 100 points, how many 60 times 100 points, well, the maximum amount there is no preparation in any case, because from seven to sun we listen steadily, as soon as we wake up, we sit down for breakfast, what the hell, rudolf is angry there today, but that’s good, it ’s necessary so that we can catch everything just invigorated. yes there is, so now they will say hello, i understand, i understand, okay, that is, we need to keep the men in a physical tunus all the time, in any case, of course, i’m telling you, here he is, his legs hurt, but this is how we’ll pump his legs already control, well, these contract soldiers who come, who have been serving there for years, they’r

i came back actually from england, go into the marine corps because i felt it was my turn.couple of years for education, so i thought it was my turn to go. and yet, the korean war -- i was about to say vietnam -- the korean war was still very much on. and i was actually proud of my country that i was in no way a militarist, i had no background in that. but i thought it was right that we should be opposing aggression, and that there was purely aggression by the north koreans against the south. as a matter of fact, i stayed in the marine corps for an extra year, where the french and british allies were committing aggression against egypt in the suez canal. i expected to be involved -- we are in the mediterranean. again, aggression is still going on 70 years later. >> daniel, you are most famous, of course, for your stance against the vietnam war and the aggression there. remind us of the moment you decided to become a whistleblower, that moment when you decided to copy and leak all those documents to pentagon papers to go against all what you've done in your career up until t

perhaps a function of marine corps training. a college history professor. the university of montana. before politics an expert in asian history and remarkably, seemingly devoid of all ego and the need for publicity. once on the abc program issues and answers in space of a 30 minute interview, mike mansfield answered 62 separate questions. many with a simple yap or nope. an with i haven't the faintest. reporters loved him. and unlike virtually every other politician then and now, he was generally genuinely publicity shy. i have a story in the book about an interview that mansfield did with neal mcneil, who was a time magazine correspondent many years on capitol hill and he tells the story of pulling mansfield off the senate floor at one point to tell him that the editors of time had decided, put as he put it, mansfield mansfield's face on mount rushmore. they were going to put him on the cover of time magazine. and mansfield said, well that's awful. how can we stop that? he did not literally did not want the publicity, but he did wind up on the cover of time