and he had to find a way to help winston churchill. so he came up with this probably not legal plan that. he was going to trade 50 world war one era u.s. destroyers for these 99 year leases on these british naval bases in canada and, in the caribbean. now, this was, like i said, highly controversial. and the only way it would work is if he could get the u.s. to declare these 50 destroyers surplus. the chief of naval operations, admiral stark, said no, you crazy. we need these stories to protect ourselves. and churchill says, i mean, roosevelt says, there surplus. so they were declared surplus and they were sent to great britain. now, this turned out to be a very popular decision, a very popular deal with the american public, because everybody oh, we get all these great bases, we get away but old destroyers and we get these great bases that'll help protect our coast. so it was a very popular. decision and one which allowed to push congress to modify the neutral act to allow him to sell arms to belligerent nations on a cash and carry bas

and he had to find a way to help winston churchill.o he came up with this probably not legal plan that he was going to trade 50 world war i era destroyers for these 99-year leases on these british naval bases in canada and in the caribbean. now, this was, like i said, highly controversial, and the only way it would work is if he could get the u.s. navy to declare these 50 destroyers surplus. the chief of naval operations, admiral stark, said, no! are you crazy? we need these i doier s to protect ourself -- destroyers to protect ourselves, and churchilt says, they're surplus. [laughter]to so they were declared surplus, and they were sent to great britain. this turned out to be a very popular deal with the american public because everyone saw we get all these great bases, get rid of old destroyers and get these great bases that'll help protect our coast. so it was a very popular decision and one which allowed fdr to push congress to modify the neutrality act to allow him to sell arms to belligerent nations on a cash and carry basis. so.

he had to find a way to help winston churchill. came up with probably not legal plan that he was going to trade 50 world war i era u.s. destroyers o 99 year leases on british naval bases in canada and the caribbean. how that controversy over the only way it would work as if he could get the u.s. navy to declare the 50 destroyers surplus. chief of naval operations admiral stark said no are you crazy? we need this to protect ourselves. roosevelt said they are a surplus. and they were sent to great britain. this turned out to be a very popular decision a popular deal with the american public we get oldre destroyers get these great bases that will help protect our coast. it was a very popular decision and one in which allowed fdr to push congress to modify the neutrality act. to allow him to fail arms to belligerent nations on the cash and carry basis. so the neutrality act originated cannot send ships you cannot give weapons, or supplies. the cash and carry basis was enough to let roosevelt provide weapons to england and france but no

was called taking london winston churchill the battle for civilization. early reviewers found that a little misleading it really what it is about is a lot of winston churchill. it's really a focus on the battle of britain itself the period from may 1940 through september 1940 where you literally civilization hung in the balance. if they lost the battle of britain hitler in nazi germany would have been able to innovate england and then everything would have changed he would have fled to canada or been imprisoned and executed. the king would've been taken off his throne. everything e we think of england was changed and solidified. so, as kevin was assaying saying politelymost of you probe from the killing series. i've been a writer ever since i quit my corporate job for i or ididn't quit, they fired me. [applause] [laughter] nobody wants to get fired. literate my boss told me i should find something else to do with my livelihood, i was probably the happiest guy in town. [laughter] butth anyway i've been doing ths a long time. the first 15 years of my writin

it's called winston churchill the battle for civilization. early reviewers found that misleading because really what it's about is a lot of winston churchill but it's also focused on the battle of britain itself, the period from may 1940-september 1940 where literally civilization hung in the balance. if they lost, hitler and nazi germany would have beene able to invade england and then everything would have changed, herschel would have been imprisoned and executed. the king would have beenso taken off his throne. everything we think of when we think of england was changed and solidified that month.h. so, as kevin was saying politely, most of you probably know me from -- i've been a writer ever since i quit my corporate job, well i didn't quit, they fired me. [laughter] no one wants to get fired but when my boss told me i should find something else to do with my livelihood, i was probably the happiest guy in town. so anyway, i've been doing this a long time. the first 15 years, my first books which were more sports at the start then transitio

it's called london winston churchill in the battle for civilization. some earlier reviewers found that a little bit misleading because really what it's about is a lot of winston churchill, but it's really on the battle of britain itself. the period from may 1940 through september 1940, where literally a civilization hung in the balance. you know, if if they lost the battle of britain, hitler and then nazi germany have been able to invade england, and then everything would have changed churchill probably would have either fled to or been imprisoned in the king would have been taken off his throne. so everything that we think of when we think of england was changed and solidified that month. so as kevin was saying, so politely, most of you probably know from the killing series, i've been a writer for ever since i caught my quit my corporate job in 95. well, i didn't quit. they fired me, but i left my i left my it was i mean. nobody wants to get fired. but i we literally when my boss told me i should find something to do with my livelihood, i was probably

it's called "taking london: winston churchill and the fight to save civilization." some earlier reviewers found that misleading because what it is about is a lot of winston churchill but a truly focused on the battle of britain itself, the time from may 1940 through september 1940 where literally civilization hung in the balance. if you lost the battle of britain, hitler and nazi germany would have been able to invade england ande then everything wht a change. churchill probably would've either fled to canada or been in prison and executed. the king would been taken off his throne. so everything we think of the we think of england was change and solidified that month. as kevin was saying, politely, most of you probably know me from the killing series. i been a writer ever since i quit m' corporate job in, well, i didn't quit and a five me that i left, i left -- nobody wants to get fired but literally when my boss told me i should find something else to do with my livelihood, i was probably the happiest guy in town. i'm getting stage manager. anyway, i've been doing

in the second world war, winston churchill requested the americans with these famous words , give us the tools to finish the job. today, when israel is fighting, i will join america . give us the tools faster and we will do the job faster. we will finish hossein rouhani from sed and sima news agency. let's bring the flow of life to all of iran from house to house with optimal electricity consumption. iran is clear to you, wow, i can't believe it, yes , it was a while ago, if you wanted to buy something, you had to leave a lot of time to go and look around, then reach the market, every market is one-sided. here, all the specialized markets next to me are good . we came to serai afsaria. it was good. we came to sarai irani , the big iranian sarai, the only tehran branch. in serah afsarieh with unbelievable prices for long -term contracts and without advance payment in the big iranian sarai in the cities of qom, isfahan and the only tehran branch in serah afsarieh. in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may allah bless him and grant him peace, dear viewers , stay t

gary 0ldman won a best actor oscar for playing sir winston churchill.? i don't know. you should ask them. i don't know. you've never turned it down? no. maybe it's. .. maybe it's in my future. i don't know, but... yeah. no, no... no nod from the royals, but there we are. but if there was a prize for best impersonation of another actor, he wouldn't miss out on that. your robert de niro. could you give us a little bit? it's brilliant, for people that haven't seen it. i'lljust do the face for you. colin laughs colin paterson, bbc news. next month, gary 0ldman could pick up his first emmy award for his role as jackson lamb in slow horses which starts on wednesday on apple tv+. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. august draws to a close this weekend, a month of big contrasts. perhaps most stark in northern england. as far as rainfall is concerned, barely a fifth of the normal amount. in cumbria, 100 in cumbria,100 miles away, well over double. western areas have seen lots of cloud, notjust through august, the entirety of summer. stornow

gary 0ldman won a best actor oscar for playing sir winston churchill.g? i don't know. you should ask them. i don't know. you've never turned it down? no. maybe it's. .. maybe it's in my future. i don't know, but... yeah. no, no... no nod from the royals, but there we are. but if there was a prize for best impersonation of another actor, he wouldn't miss out on that. your robert de niro. could you give us a little bit? it's brilliant for people that haven't seen it. i'lljust do the face for you. colin laughs colin paterson, bbc news. next month, gary 0ldman could pick up his first emmy award for his role as jackson lamb in slow horses which starts on wednesday on apple tv. for eurovision fans, we have learnt the grand final this year in 2025 will take place in basel, swiss city. that will be on saturday, 17th may, 2025. semifinals on tuesday, 13th may and thursday 15th may. in the meantime, time for a look at the weather. �* , ., , ., ., . weather. august draws to a close this weekend, _ weather. august draws to a close this weekend, a _ weather. august

stalin hosted american and british leaders franklin roosevelt and winston churchill.nference to determine the future of world war ii was held while mohammad reza shah was neither present nor invited. this conference was held with this purpose. the defeat of the nazi german army and its leader adolf hitler. germany had occupied many parts of europe in the first years of the war, and hitler was looking forward to the soviet soil but defeating stalin was not easy. in july 1943, the germans suffered a heavy defeat from the soviets in the battle of kursk. five months earlier, the germans had failed in the battle of stalingrad. stalin saw the nazi german army at the gates of the city named after him. but in this battle, nearly half a million people were killed. that is why the tehran conference started with the commemoration of the battle of stalingrad. churchill presented stalin with a sword in appreciation of his efforts, but stalin needed more than a sword to win the war. iran's railway since the occupation of the main shariaan to send aid america and britain were to the

sir winston churchill said this in his famous fulton speech.of anglo-saxon superiority were also voiced there. again, returning to stalin, we have already spoken about this. stalin then said that mr. churchill and his friends are amazingly repeating the rhetoric of hitler, mr. hitler and his friends. in my opinion, this is the doctrine. and is being implemented to this day, our task, of course, not within the framework of the discussion on the tv program, is to think about the answers that can break their plans, and here i will simply not say anything directly, i will hint, it is necessary to determine the decision-making center, there is a lot of talk about the need to defeat the decision-making centers decisions, colleagues, but it is not in kiev foreign banking, i will finish on this, but this does not mean that ki... to make it so that they do not go there, this is gigantic, even if it is even if it is a false panel, all the same, listen, well, listen, well, everyone understands everything, it is necessary to destroy the entire hydraulic sy

the reality is that winston churchill, a chaplain fan, was excited by this film. he thought it was extraordinary, and really helped galvanize the british public against hitler. fdr, the united states, thought chaplin's speech at the end of "the great dictator," where chaplin himself is talking -- the character he plays -- is a key moment, in terms of thinking about a better world, and during his 1941 inauguration -- for his 3rd term -- fdr wanted that speech as part of the inauguration day festivities. so, chaplin repeated it. the political orientation of chaplin -- like the travels of the little -- were often more about the journey than the destination. effort by scholars, by film critics, and even by fbi director j edgar hoover to place chaplin into an intellectual box were never all that convincing. opposition to what was seen as the communist messaging of chaplin and his immoral personal lifestyle were relatively widespread among conservative americans in the years after world war ii. of course, the vendetta against chaplin who he never liked, hoover went to v

sir winston churchill also wrote that brusilov's victory in 1916 provided an important service to francetaly. even in the summer of 1917, after the fall of the tsar, the kerinsky government was still trying to organize an offensive so that... 10 years, because after sixty years, the internal political discourse has radically changed and the vector has switched to the side of the united states, the role of russia is almost not considered at all , the only thing is that it is viewed in... from the perspective of revolution and the fall of statehood, that is, as a weakness, and where, what influenced the russian state, so that some forces could still break, break state, then, of course, no one talks about this, they say how many millions of russians died to save, including france in the first world war, how they physically almost allowed france to come out of defeat and catch its breath, so that later they could still survive it war, there is no word about it at all. our task is to remind the world of russia's contribution. contribution, the french were able to attack, it was thanks to ours

in world war ii, winston churchill appealed to the americans with these famous words. give us the tools to get the job done. today, when israel is fighting, i am reaching out to america. give us the tools faster and we will finish the work faster . kafiro, a writer and analyst of political issues who is with us from washington, mr. kafiro, hello , welcome to the world program. today , i am asking the khabar network as the first question. in some american media today, we saw news from american officials, some american officials who pretended that they had no knowledge of the zionist regime's plan to assassinate mr. haniyeh in tehran, but many some of the experts and even political officials of the world believe that netanyahu, the prime minister of the zionist regime, when he traveled to the united states and the plans he had in the united states, including attending congress has received permission to do this from the united states , what is your opinion on this matter? first of all, i am grateful for your invitation and it is an honor for me to participate in this pro

it was and also a great political success the the reality is that that winston churchill who was a chaplain fan was excited by this film. he thought it was extraordinary and really helped galvanize the british public against hitler. and fdr in the united states thought that chaplain's speech. it's at the end of the great dictator where chaplain himself is talking really more than the character that he plays is a is a key moment in terms of thinking about a better world and during his 1941 inauguration. this was for his third term fdr wanted that speech as part of the inauguration day festivities. and so chaplain repeated it. the political orientation of chaplain like the travels of the little tramp. we're often more about the journey than the destination. efforts by scholars by film critics and even by fbi director j edgar hoover to place chaplain into an intellectual box. we're never all that convincing. opposition to what was seen as the communist messaging of chaplain and his immoral personal lifestyle were relatively widespread among conservative americans in the years after world war t

in world war ii winston churchill with these famous words of the americans asked.ive us the tools to get the job done. today , give us the tools faster and we will finish the job faster . hossein rouhani of the sda news agency. well , i will talk about the same issue with mr. georgio kafiro, a writer and analyst of political issues who is with us from washington, mr. kafiro. hello , welcome to jahan today program from khabar network. i ask as the first question. in some american media today, we saw news from american officials, some american officials pretending to they said they did not know about the plan of the zionist regime to assassinate mr. haniyeh in tehran, but many experts and even officials did. politicians of the world believe that netanyahu, the prime minister of the zionist regime , received permission from the united states when he traveled to the united states and the plans he had in the united states, including attending the congress. what do you think about this? first, i thank you for your invitation and it is an honor for me to attend this. prog

churchill birds. the use of chemical weapons against the rebels. and general ser i on their hel dane bordered the destruction of any village where weapons were found. burning a village properly takes a long time. an hour or more according to sized paulding recalled cynically. in his memoirs, the maybe the old girl d paid off the revolt was crossed. however, separate his empire had to make serious concessions. in 1921, it recognized bustle. the 1st, as the king of a rag can gave part of the power to representatives of the local population via rack. the revolt marked the beginning of the national consolidation of the country and became an important milestone on the way to final independence. the we're told us president joe biden does not want to stand off with russia over ukraine to trigger a global war. the evidence suggest just the opposite. nato now uses you praying to attack russia. have no doubt. russia will respond. mm . the, i never have an e mail folder called k k k. the call list referred to yo

churchill in moscow, i ... that apple that revealed to him the law of gravity, that he eventually ate it, although he will be truly glorified by poetry, but still prose vladimirskie proselok, without romanticization and locking, he will be the first to speak about the culture of peasant life, when his vladimirskie proselki appeared, why did everyone start reading it, the village is not what they would like to see then? the ruler of the house, many years have passed, he comes to his native village, and nothing has changed there, the same samovar, the same bowl, the same floating, like a bezhira, in the museum of the route map of the vladimir region, almost 500 km in 40 days, solaukhin will walk along it with his beloved wife, roza lavrentyevna, she writes everything down, there is no malice there, and this is a kind of such painting. he was very worried about all this, because in general, everything collapsed practically before his eyes. autumn rains pierce the roof of the glotovskaya church, eaten away by yellow lichen. it is rotting at the roots, when it rots, there will be no other

churchill in moscow, supposedly walking around the guard of honor, he stopped in front of a tall guyly at him looked, and vladimir alekseevich, not only... did not lose his head, he even endured this heavy look. there was a legend that stalin, watching the newsreel, noticed this scene and suggested that the soldier be distinguished in some way, as if solokhin asked to publish his book of poems. this information is in u. dovlatov's book, but in fact it is not. vladimir alekseevich's first collection, which was called rain of the steppe, was his diploma work from the political institute, and it was published only in 1953. he entered the literary institute with with many front-line soldiers they will come to exams in gymnasterkas and chenilles, in the first graduating class grigory boklanov, yuri trifonov is also studying at the same time, rasul gamzatov, he always asked to introduce himself as... a poet: i will read the creation of an apple, i am convinced that isaac is juton, the apple that revealed to him the law of gravity, that he eventually ate it, although he will be truly glorif

sir winston churchill also wrote that brusilov's victory in 1916 provided an important service to france and especially italy. even in the summer of 1917, after the fall of the tsar, the government of kerinsk. was still trying to organize an offensive to help the common cause. this russian restraint was the most important factor in our successes, right up to the entry of the united states into the war. however, all this is not prevented western partners from forgetting russia’s services as soon as the opportunity presented itself. they don’t remember this in the west even today. people over 70 years old know, but because after 60 years the internal political discourse has radically changed, and the vector has switched to the side of the united states, the role of russia is almost not considered at all, only... and it is viewed from the perspective of revolution and the fall of statehood, that is as a weakness, and where it came from, what influenced the russian state, so that some forces could still break, break states. then, of course, no one talks about this, they don’t talk about how

in 1942, winston churchill in moscow, allegedly, going around the guard of honor, he stopped in fronttall guy. he looked at him so seriously, and vladimir alekseevich, not only did not lose his head, he even withstood this heavy look. there was a legend that stalin, watching the newsreel, noticed this scene and suggested that the soldier be distinguished in some way, as if solokhin asked to print his book of poems. this information is found. apple, i am convinced that isaac newton, the apple that revealed to him the law of gravity, that he eventually ate it, although he will be truly glorified by poetry, but still prose - vladimirskie proselki, without romanticization, locking, he was the first will talk about the culture of peasant life, when his... village appeared, and nothing has changed there, the same house, many years have passed, he comes to his native samovar, the same bowl, the same floating, like a bezhira, in the museum there is a map of the route through the vladimir region, almost 500 km in 40 days, solauhin will walk along it with his beloved wife, a family orphanage, a

in world war ii, winston churchill appealed to the americans with these famous words. give us the tool. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful , welcome to this news section. acting minister of foreign affairs, while attending the office of hamas, conveyed the martyrdom of martyr haniyeh to the representative of this the movement expressed its condolences in tehran. mr. bagheri said in a meeting with mr. khalid qadoumi: the goal of the islamic republic of iran and the palestinian resistance groups is to spread the flag of islam. on the sidelines of this meeting, the acting minister of foreign affairs pointed out the need for iran to respond to the accomplices of the assassination of the palestinian resistance leader. whether the countries that openly support the zionist regime , or even those that remain silent in the face of this terrorist crime, are definitely responsible. and the islamic republic of iran will definitely use its legitimate inherent rights to defend itself within the framework of its own interests. hamas representative in tehran he

cars were set on fire in hartlepool while flares and bottles were thrown at a statue of winston churchill in london's parliament square. more than 100 people were arrested in the capital, while cleveland police made eight arrests, with more expected. the culture secretary will meet the head of the bbc today after it emerged huw edwards continued to be employed even after he was arrested on suspicion of serious offences . lisa nandy will offences. lisa nandy will question the corporation's boss, tim davie, after it was revealed yesterday that the former news presenter was first arrested in november . presenter was first arrested in november. but presenter was first arrested in november . but despite the november. but despite the seriousness of the investigation, his employment continued until april. in a statement, the bbc said that at the time, no charges had been brought against mr edwards and it was also aware of a significant risk to his health. it comes after he pleaded guilty yesterday to charges related to receiving indecent images of children during an online chat. there's uncertai

sir winston churchill also wrote that brusilov's victory in 1916 provided an important service to francemmer of 1917, after the fall of the tsar. the kerinsky government was still trying to organize an offensive to help the common cause. this russian restraint was the most important factor in our successes, right up to the entry of the united states into the war. however , all this did not prevent western partners from forgetting russia’s services as soon as the opportunity presented itself. they don’t remember this in the west even today.

churchill in moscow. allegedly, going around the guard of honor, he stopped in front of a tall guy,ked at him so seriously, and vladimir alekseevich, not only did not lose his head, he even withstood this heavy look. there was a legend that stalin, watching a newsreel, noticed this scene, and suggested to distinguish the soldier somehow, as if salaohin asked to print his book of poems. this information is in dovlatov's book, but in fact it is not. his first collection, vladimir alekseevich, which was called rain of the steppe - this is his diploma work at the literary institute was published only in the fifty-third year. he enters the literary institute with many front-line soldiers. they will come to the exams in their tunics and chenilles. in the first graduating class grigory baklanov, yuri trifanov, rasul gamzatov are also studying at the same time. he always asked introduce yourself as a poet. i will read the creation of the apple. i am convinced that isaac newton. the apple that revealed to him the law of gravity, that he eventually ate it. he will be truly glorified by poetry

i mean, winston churchill wanted to keep him in the background because of his sympathies with germany a completely separate thing. what is curious about this? again, looking at these pictures is why was this all planned beforehand? it looks like it on the basis that would you not not have thought that if harry and meghan wanted the privacy that they keep going on about, they'd have slipped into columbia quietly without all this fanfare ? what is this fanfare? what is extraordinary is the way that there's been so much laid on for them. one assumes they must have known about it before they got there. >> well, this is once again another stop on the worldwide privacy tour. yes. >> i mean, there's not very much you can add to , you know, you can add to, you know, nigel's evisceration of what's scarcely a very private moment. >> yes. no absolutely. it is strange to look at these pictures and see, these are now, another angle of let's have a look if we can spot the not royal couple there. prince harry shaking hands, doing a bit of a dance move before he arrived there. but perhaps are just sh

churchill birds, the use of chemical weapons against the rebels. and general ser i. omer, haile deign bordered the destruction of any village where weapons were found. burning a village properly takes a long time. an hour or more according to sized paulding recalls cynically. in his memoirs, the media build girl d paid off. the revolt was cross, however, separate his empire had to make serious concessions. in 1921, it recognized the solve the 1st as the king of a rack and gave part of the power to representatives of the local population via racket. revolt marked the beginning of the national consolidation of the country and became an important milestone on the way to the final independence. i met representative of sites of the rally in washington, d. c. t introduced his dentist while i do. a gallery of mississippians who had travelled there to demand a new states flag held them by lawrence as i love this. and the thing is, you know, we had a discussion with a bunch of, i saw this flag and fell in love with this. and i really liked it when i found o

i think it was winston churchill, said the americans always do the right thing, but not till every other option has been expired and and it's going to be okay. sometimes bad things happen. sometimes we do it to ourselves, but eventually we're still a great country. and i think americans still love america. scott schwab, uh, secretary of state from the great state of kansas. thank you for joining me. i appreciate it. thank you. honored to be here. coming up, i was really depressed that i was still single. this missouri lawyer deleted all her dating apps, except i forgot one the next day, she received a message from the love of her life. but why? she says she's now planning a wedding. she can't have. plus, a study finds the number of hispanic voters has more than tripled over the last decade. how's that reshaping politics in america? ahead of election day? marriage rates are getting back [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ you gotta believe me when i tell ya ♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ q

the famine was their own fault for breeding like rabbits, british prime minister, winston churchill commented on the reports of the tragedy. the famine of 1943 became the climax in the british policy of genocide against the indian population. according to historians, from 12 to 29000000 people overall died from starvation alone during the reign of the british in india. yeah. the we are in north, in the caucasus mountains where beautiful people have been coming together to celebrate the ancient traditions. since the beginning of time itself, where everything has a special symbolic meaning. i'm sean thomas. this is in my vision. and today we're discovering of the world of a such a culture, the the, the, this ours headlines stories, molly, bricks of diplomatic relations with ukraine and send a gold summons pits on void after the post itself. it's important to west the about forgetting separates this terrorist washington threatens moscow with more sanctions in an apartment big to why force the recent prisoner swap nearly released from the age by russian security services. the ports of the show ev

in world war ii, winston churchill appealed to the americans with these famous words. give us the tools to get the job done. today, when israel is fighting, i am also fighting against america. i agree , give us the tools faster and we will finish the work faster hossein rouhani, sda news agency arbaeen train ticket sales will start from monday , the managing director of the railway announced this news and said that 600,000 zands will be available tomorrow at 9:00 am for arbaeen tickets for 9 journeys onwards. therefore, in the first 3 hours, which some of the pre-sales are now two hours, then 3 hours, then 4 hours , we actually adjust this according to the type of pre-sale. in fact, the entire ticket is offered in one place, and all internet platforms can be used together, in fact, after that time, two to four hours, which we announce now. we have access to the agencies to complete as much as the remaining tickets of the total. now we will go to the west and southwest of the country to find out about the status of the arbaini borders and join our colleagues at the bord

with winston churchill, we say we have not journeyed all way across the centuries, across the oceans, across the mountains, across the prairies, because are made of sugar candy. america is in trouble today, not because our people have, but because our leaders have failed. and what america needs our leaders to match the of our people. and this great group, americans, the forgotten americans. others know that the great question americans must answer by their votes in november is this whether we shall continue for four more years the policies of the last five years and this is their answer and this is my to that question when the strongest nation in the world can be tied down for four years in a war in vietnam, no end in sight when richest nation in the world can't manage own economy, when the nation with the greatest tradition of the rule of law is plagued by unprecedented lawlessness, when a nation has been known for a sanctuary or a quality opportunity is torn by unprecedented racial violence. and when the president, the united states cannot travel abroad or to any major city at home

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with winston churchill, we say we have not journeyed all way across the centuries, across the oceans, across the mountains, across the prairies, because are made of sugar candy. america is in trouble today, not because our people have, but because our leaders have failed. and what america needs our leaders to match the of our people. and this great group, americans, the forgotten americans. others know that the great question americans must answer by their votes in november is this whether we shall continue for four more years the policies of the last five years and this is their answer and this is my to that question when the strongest nation in the world can be tied down for four years in a war in vietnam, no end in sight when richest nation in the world can't manage own economy, when the nation with the greatest tradition of the rule of law is plagued by unprecedented lawlessness, when a nation has been known for a sanctuary or a quality opportunity is torn by unprecedented racial violence. and when the president, the united states cannot travel abroad or to any major city at home

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the winston churchill may have had outdated views with him living in the past and all. >> yes, this isait to get to get quote colonies, colonialism and racism. warning label a tory council and this is in hertfordshire. hertfordshire, hertfordshire. hertfordshire, hertfordshire. that's a great i've been there done many gigs. >> they named it three times. >> they named it three times. >> right. hertfordshire council, county council and they got a picture. they've got tons of pictures there that they collect and it was a picture of winston churchill that they painted in 1967, when he was still a good 9”!!- 1967, when he was still a good guy. they didn't. >> did you go to hertfordshire council? >> i went to there's many places that i've been up there. you name one of those places. where is where is hertfordshire county ? is where is hertfordshire county? it's due north. it's in the home counties. that's where all the homes are in the home counties. i went there, first of all, elstree is there and i do. isn't elstree is there and i do. isn't elstree in hertfordshire county? i've been to all

the famine was their own fault for breeding like rabbits, british prime minister, winston churchill commented on the reports of the tragedy. the famine of 1943 became the climax in the british policy of genocide against the indian population. according to historians, from 12 to 29000000 people overall died from starvation alone during the reign of the british in india. the hello and welcome to cross top bull horns on peter live out. here we discuss some real news. we're trying to really be able to bring the conflict in ukraine to an end, given the forces arrayed against him from the says he would end the conflict before being inaugurated. what would his deal look like? to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, jordan, samuel, we in budapest, he is a pod cast, rent the gamble, which can be found on youtube and locals. and in merrill tests we have martin j. he is in ward winning, journalist and commentator, or a gentleman crossed up rules and the fact that news can jump in and tell him you want. and i always appreciated quite let's kick it off with george included as well as.