epstein said again a great conspiracy is brewing in washington. he saw it for what it was a conspiracy in this state department and the defense department as well as the cia it is a moods policy to stop the creation of a jewish state. forcibly truman's adviser clark clifford who had replaced rosenmen and became the first national security director told german it was really not unthinkable to reverse partition that what they should do is get the arabs to accept it and if they do not come much condemn them as the aggressors. clifford told german that warren austin speech from the state department position was completely fallacious and partitioned was in complete harmony with the policy of united states as has been stated to allow trusteeship to become policy now would actually lead to the very military involvement truman wanted to avoid. he said his position would harm the less, heart western unity and he told truman "we crossed the rubicon on this matter when the wind adopted the partition resolution largely your assistance program free backtrack t

helio epstein said again a great conspiracy is brewing in washington. and he saw it for what it was. a conspiracy of the state department and james farsell and the state department as well as the cia to move policy back and to stop creation of a jewish state. fortunately, truman's advisor clark clifford who replaced samuel rozman who became, in effect, the first national security council director. he told truman it was not thinkable to reverse partition. that what the u.s. should be doing is get the arabs to accept it and if the arabs do not condemn them as the aggressors. clifford told truman that warren austin's speech in the state department position was completely fallacious and that partition is in really in complete harmony with the policy of the united states as it has been stated to allow trusteeship to become policy now would actually lead to the very military involvement truman wanted to involve. -- avoid. he said austin's position would harm the u.s., would harm we know unity and he told truman, quote, we crossed the rubicon in this matter wh

. >> on the other hand, publicly she was supposedly chairman of -- during this period when epstein calledand said the state department was engineering in his words a big conspiracy to destroy partition, and frieda put together a huge dinner, rally where prominent speakers were going to come to protest the efforts of the state department to turn back partition. and eleanor roosevelt was supposed to be chairman of the meeting. and they put out the ads stop the state department conspiracy against jewish palestine. and eleanor roosevelt said this is a grave embarrassment to me. i'm a delegate to the u.n. the president has appointed me. i cannot be at this dinner where you're slandering the president and making this public protest. privately she was tough with truman but she didn't want to go on record at the same time do something like appear at this mass-pressure dinner. >> what you're saying reminds me of my mother many decades ago went to a meeting where an american communist spoke and said the state department will always remain the same. presidents come and go. >> there you go. >> as i'm

. >> jim: how about mike epstein? did he hit 200 home runs? think so. >> bob: this has been like dump the band week. they have been killing us on these. >> rob: well, because they opened up an orioles' media guide and just like they were picking them out of the red sox media guide at our park. >> bob: what do they have against you guys? >> bob: it is a vast truck conspirator is what it is. josh willingham, by the way, his batting average is is up in the .260 range now and it took him most of the month of april to get off the interstate. he has really been swinging the bat well. he got jammed by that one, up the middle to brian roberts. that's how the fourth inning gets underway. the next two hitters, dukes and bard hitting safely so far. >> jim: there the a gad eye -- good adjustment. he guilty ahead of willingham. the last time he got behind him and hit a single into left and part of that one-run inning, which should have been more. of course dukes saw, what, four straight breaking balls, hit the fourth one into left field, a soft base hit. >