that even his grimace pros were served by the crippled brisk allusion to what i previously been unmentionable. the honest appreciation of the undoubted personal courage and fighting heart of the man who was about to tell them what he had done in the name of the republic. it blew away some of the themes of personal bitterness. a wave of applause rolled. whether for the presidents candor the arduous trip on which she was about to report it's hard to say. for his soreness, the applause was repeated when fdr was wheeled out back up the aisle. later, the future tv anchor and commentator david brinkley would write, he was home. the victorious leader of a victorious nation. in a matter of weeks, it became an issue of bitter dispute for rewriting history. by then, franklin roosevelt himself had vanished from the scene. cheers for his last speech to congress was the last year see her. my book takes the view that they were well and truly earned. thank you. [applause] >> which we know about fdr's thoughts about the postwar world and his concerns that churchill wanted to go back to the imperium that he w

caller: it is almost unmentionable. a home in washington, a home in florida, a home in new york.e is costing the american public a lot of money, and people need to be informed. host: we got your point, gale. what are the stories about potential news coming out of the president's rally. yesterday, there was some speculation he would pardon joe arpaio at a rally, because he was in phoenix, arizona. he did not do that yesterday, but he did signal that such a move could be coming. saying "i think he is going to be just fine." that former sheriff was convicted last month after being convicted on a federal order telling him to stop racial profiling in his detaining of suspected illegal immigrants. here is the president last night talking about joe arpaio. pres. trump: do the people in this room like sure joe? [cheering] [crowd shouting and cheering] pres. trump: so, was sure joe -- sheriff joe convicted for doing his job? jury, but,ave had a you know what, i will make a prediction. i think he is going to be just fine, ok? cheering] but i will not do it tonight, because i do not want to

soldiers frequently ransacked bedrooms, rummage through women's unmentionables. of dead relics relatives. freed domestic and field slaves. smashed pianos and otherwise destroyed various vestiges of elite white women's world. several soldiers let descriptions similar to this where one fellow played on the piano while his comrade danced on top of the instrument and then he drove and ask through it. rather than the actions of unrestrained men in the chaos of ar or the -- necessary to be army on the move. this was designed to psychologically beat women and men of the confederacy. incorporating gender into the military story complicates the connection between sherman's march and the union victory. confederate women often urged -- emerged more committed. even if elite women were generally stronger secessionists than men, this ardent confederate loyalty was even more pronounced after union troops left their house. in confederateed women when one created a hatred that knows no change and a people who can never forget what they have done, even to the 10th generation. the