. >> you also put out the patriots guide and patriots tool box what had is that book? >> that is a -- a continuation of the great ideas between market ideas for state legislators that they can use on ten different issue and formaller state legislator myself -- 14 years in the state senate, and always looking for materials and support and things to put together policy, and great thing at the heartland newt is you've been working 50 states and lose in 49 but you can say we won something, and actually patriots was flashed on floor of the wisconsin state senate. my state senator running for governor says heartland institute has taken over state of wisconsin. not quite. [laughter] but the publication patriots and other things we are source materials research materials, and helpful items for legislators to make good free market decisions and premarket policies. >> so if somebody picks up patriot tool box what is one issue to find in there? >> they find out health care solutions. and particularly with the -- with what's happened with obamacare and failure of congress to repea

[laughter] its crickets and then they say it's a patriotic symbol.o what's the difference and this is where people have the battle of what is being sold to you were not even talking about the fact when you go to a sporting event it is not even patriotism it is money because the united states government the pentagon pays for all of these displays when somebody runs on the field of the induction ceremony the national guard pays for that it is advertising the patriots should be ashamed of themselves and every other team that does this because they don't disclose this if you watch a game and you see someone from the color guard singing the national anthem it looks like it is an organic display of patriotism it is money the milwaukee brewers charged the wisconsin national guard $80000 per year to sing god bless america. so there is a money aspect to all of this and nobody tells the public that so there is a huge flag and rule out with the soldiers in the luxury box your taxes pay for that that isn't the patriots of the bruins to say we support the troops

then you have greatly misplaced your paper patriotism.ill turn the program over to these authors now. and let's start with you amy one other thing. when we are finished and you have all become extremely enthusiastic about these books. you can go to the back of the room and get them signed. i'm delighted to be here. not just for sports. i had written about sports and politics over the ark of my increasingly long career. i think one of the transformations that i've had about a writer. it's no longer to argue that sports are political. how do we unpack them. it was a shift in that i'm in academic by training and this is not a book it is meticulously researched book. in this community. and in this way. i wanted to tell a story and i wanted to tell a story that would reach as a bride -- as wide of range as it could. when i look back at some of my previous work. in the black power action that took place there. the 50th anniversary this week. that is about over political gestures and sports. in creating context. in making meaning from it. i thin

patriotism how one might be able to have that simon tell us a little bit more yeah i mean i think what's really interesting about the speech that we just heard is the focus on the ninth of november here in germany is usually most heavily on the ninth of december nine hundred thirty eight the day when the nazis sort of openly began to. carry out their pogroms against the jews of germany with their sas troops smashing up their jewish shops and burning down synagogues those are the images that we remember particularly on this day usually the german president has just spent over half an hour really focusing on a different note of developer of the. not of an event one hundred years ago nineteen eighteen when german parliamentary democracy was founded essentially with a short speech which we also heard earlier by a social democrat politician who obviously felt the time was right to to fling open a window in the right start building where mr steinmeier has just been speaking and tell the assembled crowd you know him only he is dead the time of militarism is. and now it's time for a new style of

or a patriotic symbol.o ask yourself what the difference and this is where they have a battle and what is being sold to you and were not even talking about the fact that when you go to a sporting event it's not even patriotism but money because the united states government because pentagon is paying for all these displays when you go to a pager game and someone runs out of a field or when there's induction the massachusetts national guard is paying for that. that is advertising and the patriots should be ashamed of themselves so should every other sport that does this because they don't disclose us. when you watch a game and you have see someone from the color guard seen singing the national anthem it looks like it's an organic display of patriotism but it's money and the milwaukee brewers from 2016 charged the wisconsin national guard $80000 a year to seeing god bless america. there's a money aspect to all of this and nobody is telling the public that. when there's a huge flag and rollout only see the sold

it is the royal patriotic view. they are given nothing. when you talk about football what do you think they say. they don't care about you. you are a widget. you are a commodity to be replaced. i don't know why. every event this man shows up. i don't know why. not heckler. why do you think some leaks are leagues are more terrified of this than others. the nba seems to embrace this. the nfl is terrified. i'm curious about the underlying reasons because as you mentioned the players roughly the same demographic. some of these leagues are very scared. the book this is just something that he encompasses. after everything that happened with donald sterling. i do get starts at the top. the football player contract. your money is guaranteed when we play. we have to respond to the player. they also know something else. i'm of the generation and the magic that league was on its way out. they know they need each other. the league needs them. what happened with donald sterling happened with the nfl. if they did the way they did. all of the players sai

i called them patriotic messages, patriotic posters. join the air service and serve in france, do it now. you could be flying that plane. thank you, if you help me with that maybe, that is it. this is another recruiting poster. it is pretty amazing because what we have here, we have a poster and its message is not just to a single person. it talks about the whole outfit as a bakery as a whole company. bakers for the united states army. the amazing thing is, and this is absolutely true, by wearing the american uniform you are now performing a patriotic duty. this was one of the favorite posters of the commandant at west point. also our commandant here number -- here a number of years ago. this was in his office -- wanted, 500 bakers. not everyone has to fire a rifle, you can make a biscuit for the army. this is a another famous poster. and this poster, i actually gave it to general dempsey. general dempsey was the chief of staff of the army. this hangs in his office when he was down there. it's all about six years ago. i helped decorate

that the guns fell silent in the great mood for more than sixty world leaders listened as he purged patriots not nationalist to take a stand and protect the peace will go live to paris for more and remembering the past to avoid a repeat in the future those leaders are now gathering for a peace forum hosted by french president mcgraw but u.s. president don't trump says he won't be taking part d. w. news special coverage continues right now. i'm burnt off in berlin it's good to have you with us one hundred years ago the guns fell silent at the time that the cabbie larry to describe the horror that had just engulfed the world did not even exist the great war as it was known then would later be renamed the first world war or today europe is commemorating the armistice which took effect a century ago today bringing the first global conflict. two words end in paris french president emanuel macron welcome to sixty heads of state from around the world the gray clouds and drizzle an appropriate backdrop for a somber ceremony to remember the nine million soldiers and civilians who paid the greatest pr

nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism.ther: on a day known bringing peace and end to world war i, french president emmanuel macron insults president trump and his nationalist views, joining us now to discuss macron's latest jab and the true meaning of nationalism president of security's studies crew army special forces veteran jim hanson, thank you so much for joining us on this day of all days. >> good to be with you, heather. heather: you say that macron is wrong? >> he's factually inaccurate about the meaning of nationalism i guess, opposite of betrayal of patriotism but they are extremely closely linked. patriotism is shared values for your country and nationalism is putting those into action as a governing principle. i don't understand how you could say that's the opposite it was a rude jab and unnecessary thing to do given president trump recently saying that he's a nationalist. heather: what do you think macron's reasoning would be to do this? >> i think there's a feeling among some european friends that the united

three of the end of the first world war french president emmanuel mccrone claimed patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism this is widely seen as a criticism of donald trump after all trump calls himself a nationalist is nationalism a dirty word to. cross talking nationalism i'm joined by my guest john laughlin in strasburg he's a lecturer in political philosophy and isis the catholic university in new york we have george samuel he is a fellow at the global policy institute of london and author of bombs for peace and in our burn we have rockwell he is a political commentator and editor of lew rockwell dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate john let me go to you first but i'd like to quote i guess the aspiring sun king of europe there are no other well known as the president of france mccrone he said this patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism national him is a betrayal of patriotism and i'd also like to throw in another quote that he said earlier this year when he was a candidate which absolutel

nationalism and patriotism they're not synonyms about them occurring is incorrect in terms of stating that they're complete opposites nationalism tends to to refer. if no cultural identity while a patriotism tends to refer to civic identity so values and moral ety no country has ever had either or there's always been a balance of both and usually that's what prosperous societies do have they have a they have a balance of both so. i don't think that. this is saying that nationalism is the opposite of patriotism is not correct i think that there is some caution towards nationalism us it's been the source of war however it's worth noting that nationalism is able to harbor some very powerful loyalties in terms of restoring both meaning and security to people so it's also the reason why the countries go to war but it's also the reason why people are willing to give their life in wars as well so stripping countries of this also entails eroding them to a great extent of national identity so i don't i just don't see any country in the history of the world is only relied on a civic identity wi

is the exact opposite of nationalism national him is a betrayal of patriotism and i'd also like to throw in another quote that he said earlier this year when he was a candidate which absolutely stunned me still does quote as candidate there is no such thing as french culture what is this man talking about it john. well whenever i hear mccoy moore is reminded of oscar wilde's remark about someone who said. deep down he's very superficial and that's true of michael every time we have mrs melton he seems to conquer new heights of mediocrity but i was also reminded of another french leader charles de gaulle who of course made a famous appeal to his country on the eighteenth of june one hundred forty is often forgotten that winston churchill made an appeal on that same day he'd given a speech in the house of commons and he went to the b.b.c. to broadcast the words of the speech and that speech was his finest hour speech and both men churchill and the goal in calling for the water continue against nazi imperialism drew as explicitly and as emotionally as they possibly could for national pride

many assumed he was speaking in directly to donald trump and of lattimer putin however patriotism is something that putin lays claim to he describes it as a central tenet of today's russia and then relies on nationalistic rhetoric to boost morale and shore up its political base and not just on the television airwaves on the silver screen as well while russia has been criticized over its an accession of crimea in two thousand and fourteen alleged election meddling in the us and spy poisoning in the u.k. the cinematic treatment of the contemporary russia story is somewhat different crimea for instance is the stuff of rom coms russia's history on the battlefield and in the world of sports is a horrific and triumphant tale the kremlin not only backs those films to the tune of millions of rubles it clamps down on film makers that cause anti state and bans their work the listening posts lately for rudy now on the cinematic effort to produce patriotism in russia. ground zero is my bread the grid yours must be a hundred of them might be in their chest must that you missed your chance may two

many assumed he was speaking in directly to donald trump and of lattimer putin however patriotism is something that putin lays claim to he describes it as a central tenet of today's russia and then relies on nationalistic rhetoric to boost morale and to shore up its political base and not just on the television airwaves on the silver screen as well while russia has been criticized over its an accession of crimea in two thousand and fourteen alleged election meddling in the us and spy poisoning in the u.k. the cinematic treatment of the contemporary russia story is somewhat different crimea for instance is the stuff of rom coms russia's history on the battlefield and in the world of sports is a horrific and triumphant tale the kremlin not only backs those films to the tune of millions of rubles it clamps down on film makers it cause anti state and bans their work the listening posts lately for routine now on the cinematic effort to produce patriotism in russia. grins yours may break the grid yours must be a hundred of them might be in their chest must that you missed your chance may t

patriot off tempo and personal temple was the highest. i don't see anymore patriot battalions. integration to commit redefining the fire unit and increasing some flexibility for forced deployments.any thoughts? >> the only thing i would add it is Ãbif you look at the evolving threat that we are faced with right now in any adversary's ability to reach out and touch any forces, it's going to start with some type of defense. defense capabilities. i think the air force branch has done a great job of reinventing itself even when we lost all the short range battalions in the room with patriot battalions in group that and now the opportunity has come back because of the growing threat of some of the maneuver forces where we are starting to bring that capability back into the maneuver force. i think with the growing threat that is always going to be a requirement for the air missile defense. >> is a tough balance, i would tell you that just as a general officer we have to be cognizant of all joint capabilities, particularly army capabilities. not oversell ourselves too much at the degr

one observer calls washington a patriotic madhouse. one of the new faces in government, herbert hoover, organizer of war worldwide relief for belgium in 1915, now summoned to run the full program at home. battalions of volunteers, work forms plant war gardens to feed the nation and allies. four housewives, the words are 'save food. out in the field for women and youngsters, the slogan is do a man's job. love may not change, but motherhood will never be the same after this war. america's women taking on a man's job make up new arguments to support for the vote, demands that will be fulfilled in a constitutional amendment after the war. how are you going to keep them out of the voting booth after they helped win the war? along with its heroes and heroines, the war effort produces new villains. this scene takes place in birmingham, alabama. a slacker driven out of town by his neighbors, with the draft strictly policed, the penalties of being a slacker are severe. slogans grow into passions. a hatred of all things german. a harvard profess

patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism.sm is a betrayal of patriotism by saying our interest is first. who cares about the others? >> president macron creating quite a stir in a speech. they had lines all over the u.s., the post-french "new york times," america first draws rebuke at ceremony as thet returns home here. back with the panel. >> that was a really disappointing thing to hear about hear about macron. first of all, patriotism always has an object and that's one own country. nationalism is identifying with your country and putting yours above others. if you are a good country with good values, there should be no separation between those two. but the timing he chose to do this, on the anniversary of the hundredth anniversary of the ending of world war i, when we did so much to tip the balance there in that war, another war we helped out with as well. for him to let gratitude for what our country has done not just in those wars by providing a security banquet blanket for hundreds of years -- be when the president got

titans blowout the patriots 31-10. i wonder how many more times the patriots will try that play.it never goes right. >> a lot of things tom brady does well. running is not one of them. it is interesting, scholes, matt patric patricia, thrashed the lions. now what is it about these guys that know the belichick system that know how to beat them. do you have theories? >> maybe it is that extra motivation and they do know the insides and outs of what belichick is thinking. that helps. >> a butt kicking on sunday. a andy, thank you. >>> more than 200 people still missing in california as firefighters work around the clock to get ahead of the wfs. -- ahead of the wildfires. a report from the ground is next. failur ok ♪ the beaes on. ♪ it looks like emily cooking dinner for ten. ♪ the beat goes on. it looks like jonathan on a date with his wife. ♪ la-di-la-di. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps your heart... so you can keep on doing what you love. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it h

he's not much of a patriot given all of his deferments and draft himself is not much of a patriot, and i think he's getting them confused. host: when it comes to this idea, the balance between our own concerns and the united states compared to that of the rest of the world, you are saying it is out of balance because of what is going on in the u.s.? caller: we contribute to the out of balance part of it. like i said, a business owner of a major corporation, they don't want to pay a living wage here, and that has contributed to the problem. there has to be a balance where we also help building up other countries, that is why people in other countries, they are suffering, too. host: ok. indianapolis.in from facebook, missy says, when it comes to america's role in the world, it is to mind our own business. -- before we can hypocritically tell others how to fix theirs. kelly, off our facebook page, says it has and always should be to be the moral leader. skyler on facebook says that it is not to be the world police. you can post on facebook if you'd like. when it comes to other tweets this

listen. >> patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism.s first. who cares about the others." we erase what a nation holders dearest, what gives it life, what makes it great, and what is essential. it's moral values." >>here to react now, fox news national security strategist and former deputy assistant to president trump, dr. sebastian gorka. good morning. >> good morning, katie. katie: how did you feel about president macron's comments? >> first things first. it's not only veterans weekend. we've got to remember yesterday was the 243rd birthday of the marine corps; so happy birthday marine corps. i'm outraged. and i think most french people are outraged. when he says these words about the nationalism that motivated the french resistance -- would he say these words about the national that motivated the french resistance that fight in many cases die in the face of the nazi occupation of france? he was standing in front of the arc de triomphe. triumph over what, exactly? people don't die for globalization. they don't die for the united natio

and if you look at patriotism is very similar, the act of being patriotic, now there are some extremenalism and one of the extreme measures that people seem to find as bad thing is the belief of superiority of other countries, one country is superior to other countries, as americans we kind of believe that america is the greatest country in the world and if you have a problem, a, don't be here and b, you probably take advantage of 1.3 veterans for you to have freedom to question that america is the greatest country in the world in the first place. jillian: graham, sorry, i hear what you're saying about sort of the idea of who cares what another country think about us and there's people in the country and a lot of them who are critiquing the president for saying this. >> again, that shows where we are as a society, america in general especially in the past 20 years has become this entitled society where we are so used to having the freedoms that we enjoy that we actively disrespect our president especially in public forums, you had the acosta thing happen at the white house, go to othe

nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism. i know there are all demons which are coming back to the surface. they are ready to wreak chaos and death. history sometimes threatens to take its sinister course once again. >> reporter: later on in the day the president paid a visit to a u.s. military cemetery to remember american soldiers who died in world war i. the president made the trip despite the heavy rain in paris, contrast that with the decision he made one day earlier when he scrapped the visit to a cemetery to remember u.s. soldiers. that is a decision that was blasted on twitter by the grandson of winston churchill who sent out a tweet saying of soldiers who died in world war i, they died with their face to the foe and that pathetic inadequate trump couldn't even defy the weather to pay his respects to the fallen. jim accosta, cnn, paris. >> let's talk more about this with cnn european affairs commentator dominic thomas. dominic chairs the department of french studies at ucla. joining this hour from los angeles. a pleas

very proud and patriotic. probably if we think about it, not that popular of an image. -- not that spectacular and image. i will tell you where the image is so important. we have the official propaganda posters because the governments are good collectors. at the end of the war, some intoy that those things paper, slid them into a jar, so that hundred decades later, we n come back and look at it. these things at the end of the war, they are trash. i'm sure you all had posters in your room, you went to college, your mom ripped them down. the end of the war, most of this stuff goes into the trash. so why do we have this poster? a postmastercause from melbourne, florida sent it to the postmaster general to ask him if this was the kind of seditious material that should be banned from the mail under the terms of the espionage act. let that sink in there for a second. she considers this seditious material. what is seditious about this poster to her? >> is it the color of their skin? jennifer: the color of the skin, i

let's revisit the words of the man will not grown from yesterday when he said patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism he went on to say our first interests who cares about the cares about the others i mean start with you or no what do you make of. the words the timing the setting. i think what is important is that. i'm a coin paris wanted to defend multilateralism. in front of trump that actually rejects multilateralism we have seen that for climate change us in that for iran with a scene that for i.m.f. and many other treaties. is things britain macor things that european union is the most important creation political creation of the post-war era when donald trump criticizes. your opinion as being some kind of jail for the nations of europe so there is really two opposite views on that and it's true that. things that they see in american threat not like the military usual military threat because of course france and america are allied in nato but is things that europe is threatened on the buy on cyber war by china russia and the united

correspondent stuff met with a group of self-styled patriots who are voluntarily patrolling the border near the town in california. we're following a member of a private and controversial border watch project called minutemen robert crooks sixty seven year old retiree from las vegas patrols the u.s. mexican border in the campo area about ninety six kilometers southeast assented cooks has been doing this for months now every day he lives and sleeps in his pickup truck and he patrols watches and tracks what he calls invaders an enemies of the united states of america that are coming this way and if they do you know of your weight for watching. it. robert joined the minutemen project group that many describe as a dangerous militia in two thousand and five he says even back then he felt he needed to help secure the border and fight off what he calls an invasion of illegal immigrants. is my country as your country is our country you know if nobody takes a stand it would have a country he sees himself as a patriot he claimed this hilltop overseeing the border for himself by installing a flex

of the deals of the lofty patriotism.vision of france as a generous nation of france, the bearer of universal values, was displayed during these stark hours. as a very off it -- opposite of the felt -- of the selfishness of a nation that looks after its own interest. patriotism is the opposite of nationalism. betrayal ofis a , who caresby saying about the others? it grace,hat gives and what is essential. congress returns tuesday for the start of a lame duck session. the house is back to work on legislation funding the federal government passed the december some of the deadline. thna

let's revisit the words of the man will not grown from yesterday when he said patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism he went on to say our first interests who cares about the cares about the others i mean start with you or no what do you make of. the words the timing the setting. i think what is important is that. i'm a coin paris wanted to defend multilateralism. in front of trump that actually rejects multilateralism we have seen that for climate change us in that for iran with the scene that for i.m.f. and many other treaties. is things britain macor things that european union is the most important creation political creation of the post-war era when donald trump criticizes. your opinion as being some kind of jail for the nations of europe so these are really two opposite views on that and it's true that. things that they see in american threat not like the military usual military threat because of course france and america are allied in nato but is things that europe is threatened on the buy on cyber war by china russia and the unit

nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism. i know there are old demons which are coming back to the surface. they are ready to wreak cases on and death. history sometimes threatens to take its sinister course once again. >> the president paid a visit to remember american soldiers who died in world war i. he made the trip despite the heavy rain. one day earlier he scrapped a visit to remember u.s. soldiers. thaft blasted on twitter by the grandson of winston churchill who said the soldier who is died in world war i, they i died with their face to the foe. they couldn't even defy the weather to pay respects to the fallen. cnn, paris. >> let's discuss this with the security analysts. so good to see you. what does this mean potentially? maybe the bromance is over between macron and trump. they used to be friendly and this was a little chilly. >> macron did what so many people have done which was speak up against the root causes of violence in world war i and in modern times. we know that nationalism was one of the drivers of world

we are honored to be joined by great patriots.ou are great patriots representing each branch of the armed services. melania and i want to express our gratitude for the sacrifices you make to defend our nation. while you're away from your loved ones, i hope you will take solace in knowing all of the american families you also close to your heart are all doing well. the nation is doing well economically, better than anywhere in the world. we are the hot nation of the world. nice to know you are fighting for something i

patriot' they are better at it. more times are the patriots going to try that play? >> he's not a good receiver. he does a lot of stuff pretty well, tom brady does. >> is there something wrong with your boyfriend? >> he doesn't need to catch the ball, he needs to throw the ball. >> he should stop catching it, i guess. >> i agree with that. >>> how did congressman-elect crensh crenshaw react to pete davidson's apology? ♪ when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue... and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum tum tum tum... smoothies... only from tums i switched to sprint because they have a great network and i knew i'd save a ton of money. sprint's nationwide lte advanced network is now up to 2x faster than when i switched. and their total lte coverage is 30% larger. that's big news!! don't forget unlimited. sprint's unlimited can save you nearly $1000 in the first year over verizon and at&t. just think what you can do with all that extra

>> patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism. betrayal.sm is it's we erase the very thing thahat e nation holds most precious, that which gets it life and makes it great. its moral values. amy: the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. that is when world war i ended 100 years ago this weekend. while world leadaders gathered n france to mark armistice day, french president macron rebuked president trump's nationalist rhetoric. trump skipped not only the paris peace forum, but a ceremony honoring american soldiers killed in france -- because it was raining. we speak to the historian adam hochschild about this weekend's centennial, the significance of world war i, and the pacifists who refused to fight in the war. then to mark veterans day, we speak with suzanne gordon, author of "wounds of war: how the va delivers health, healini, and hope to the nation's veterans." >> and there is a huge threat to privatize the v.a. by people like the koch brothers, the infamous hedge fund insider trader stephen cohen, who is turned to set

my country first is much more nationalism than patriotism.s have learned and paid a very, very dear price for the excesses of nationalists in the past century with the first world war, with the second world war, with a number of other conflicts between. since those two great big wars, in the united states, memories are not as long, perhaps, as in europe where people live among those fields where people died and memories are much stronger. i don't think that anybody here feels trump was simply ignorant. i think there is an understanding there have been people around him in his inner circle who use that word in exactly the sense that the rest of the world understands it. there's no reason to think that the president doesn't know the difference between nationalism and patriotism. >> so to that point, one of the people that have -- has defended president trump on so many other issues is senator lindsey graham. i want to play you what senator lindsey graham had to say about macron's remarks this morning. >> the french president seemed to be saying

. >>> because patriotism is the exact opposite of tionalism. nationalism is betrayal of patriotism. >> a not so veiled rebuke of the president, who returns from paris to find democrats strategizing to attack every aspect of the trump agenda. >>> u.s. troops along our southern borde fortifying security from an approaching caravan. >>> "saturday night live" faces a controversy head on byin ting the guest they made fun of to come to the show. >>> and pausing to honor america's bravest, many of whom gave the ultimate sacrificen a solemn veterans day. "early today" starts right now. >> i'm marlie hall. >> i'm phillip mena. this morning wildfires a devastating parts of northern and southern california. with about 15,000 people under mandatory evacuation orders. two fires are burning outsidef los angeles. the woolsey and hill fires. and in the north, the camp fire has now matched the deadliest fire in state history. >> an additional six human remains were recovered, which brings our curre total to 29. >> two more deaths in the woolsey fire bring the t

isthey told him, look, this something that patriotism is. to pull the country together, and we think this story will help to do that. the other thing was he built a high school in tennessee, in jamestown, and had run it himself for about 10 years. he mortgaged the farm a couple times to keep it going. he had a dream of something after high school and they told him, with your dream and trying to raise money, this film could give you revenue so you could actually build what you are looking at. and he used the money from that school build a bible that was religious-based, but it was a trade school to train high school students in trades. plumbers, electricians, etc. steve: john, do you have any idea how much this film generated in terms of revenue? john: it was an enormous hit. adjusted forgures, inflation, it is one of the top box office movies of all time. it was a huge hit. it was number one in box office for 1941, and that is after the fact it was taken out of circulation for two months and did not play around the country until the followin

nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism. i know there are old demons which are coming back to the surface. they're ready to wreak chaos and death. history sometimes threatens to take its sinister course once again. >> and later in the rain, trump spoke at an american cemetery where 1,565 americans from world war i and world war ii are buried. trump did not acknowledge macron's nationalism dig, instead focused on honoring the fallen. >> american and french patriots of world war i embody the timeless virtues of our two republics, honor and courage, strength and valor, love and loyalty, grace and glory. it is our duty to preserve the civilization they defended and to protect the peace they so nobly gave their lives to secure one century ago. >> and yesterday after cancelling a planned wreath laying at another american cemetery roughly 50 miles outside of parse becauis becaus weather, vociferous backlash. the grandson of former british prime minister winston churchill among those criticizing the decision, tweeting this. they die

we didn't have any patriots highlights in there. patriots lost, by the way.t's the only solace i have. these are some of the biggest scoring plays from around the nfl yesterday. now for last night, eagles hosting the cowboys on sunday night football. too philadelphia where the super bowl champion eagles have a little bit of trouble winning at home. they fell for the third time in a row at lincoln financial field. philly scores its first touchdown. at the end of the third, that ties the game at 13-13. he finds the end zone again. two ezekiel elliott touchdowns. the cowboys hold off the eagles to earn a 27-20 victory. >>> let's go to the nba. lebron james at the free throw line trailing the hawks by one and the clock is winding down. >> even if he makes it, the worst thing that can happen -- they get it back. it's stripped. lebron dunks it! >> that had to be fun. nice. lebron's go-ahead slam gives them 26 points on the night. they come away with a 107-106 win. has to be so far his signature moment. he's had game winners before. i don't know about game-winning s

this rebelliousness was associated with the rebelliousness of the american patriots. as i say, in this painting, the united states is extending its lineage back to pocahontas. so pocahontas has always been a household name throughout u.s. history and pocahontas has always been considered an acutely important historical personage. and in 1907 when the 300th anniversary of the founding of jamestown was being celebrated, president thee door rooseveodor oversaw the celebrations. and during these celebrations pocahontas once again is put forward as not only the savior but a founderes. she's made to resemble nothing less than lady liberty. she is the chesapeake pay and she looks westward over the entire country. now in 1924, something very interesting happens in virginia, and that is that the state of virginia is passing racial seg braci segregation laws. they are looking to pass an act called "the racial integrity act." this act is intended to safeguard, quote, the pureness of the white race by banning interracial marriages. so the act requires that every birth of a child

. >> translator: because patriotism is the exact opposite of nationalism. nationalism is a betrayal of patriotism. >> reporter: president trump sat solemnly as he listened to those. and then all of those leaders went to a luncheon. now, president trump did have a brief interaction with russia's president vladimir putin who was also in attendance. and then president trump capped the day by delivering remarks at a cemetery where u.s. soldiers are buried, and he aimed to strike a note of unity. >> to all of the french military leaders and dignitaries in attendance with us now, thank you for joining us as we honor the american and french service members who shed their blood together in a horrible, horrible war, but a war known as the great war. >> our thanks to kristen for that report. >>> breaking news, a u.s. navy fighter jet crashed in the philippine sea after experiencing mechanical trouble. this was during routine operations early this morning. both pilots were rescued and taken on board the "uss ronald reagan." the cause of the crash is under investigatio

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we're giving the intellectual and the patriotic founding for our movement for independence. here's what he said in part. these are the times that try men's souls. summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will in this crisis shrink from the service of their country. he that stand bias it now deserves the love and thanks of man and woman. tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered. yet we have this consolation with us, that the heart of the conflict, the more glorious the triumph. what we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly. it is dearness only that gives everything its value. heaven knows how to put a proper price upon its goods and it would be strange indeed if so celestial and article as freedom should not be highly rated. freedom was his emphasis. britain with an army to enforce her tyranny declared she has a right not only to tax but to bind us all in all cases whatsoever, and if being bound in that manner is not slavery, then is there no such a thing as slavery upon earth. even the expression is impious for so unlimited a power can be only with god. that's thomas pai