first turn back hitler and seeger goal -related, returned back to van. there was a clear priority for fdr in the beginning of the war. you give speeches where you talk about the great-niece to a english. the thing about the speech sound like. from the no. think about the speech sound like from the philippines. they didn't speeches two. the key to the radio. they would listen to them and thought england. england is an imperialist power why were we talking about the british empire when united states is letting its own territory last impact units incident shockingly little to build up territorial defenses. despite knowing that the war was probably going to probably probably get united states and western territories. virtually left one in the philippines had only a few things. it was a surprise that japan was very quickly able to take these western territories of the united states and the one the united states actually did do to prepare for this expected war in the 1930s, was to the philippines on the road to independence. so that the philippines into the co

strikes ou seeger for the final out of the game. stephen strasberg six innings. one earned runs.ashington's ties the series with the 4-2. >>> home opener for the sharks taking on the rifle the golden knights. it was a rough night on the ice for the sharks. down 3-0 in the second period. scores on the rebound after brandon hits the post. beat the sharks by a final 5-1. san jose is 0-2 on the season. >>> 49 is coming off a biface cleveland monday night football. the browns should be the toughest test for the season for the 49ers defense. one of the best in the league. this was hard to imagine. three years ago when defensive coordinator robert took over the league's worst defense in 2017. the improvement has him and the rumor mill to land a head- coaching position. >>> in this profession you get as much as we love you today. they will put you on a pitchfork and light you on fire tomorrow. i don't care. it doesn't matter. >>> system college football san jose state at home taking on new mexico. both teams are 2-2. 2nd quarter the spartans up 13-0. josh hit senior bailey for the 80 yar

somalia around the world is just feelings of seeger's on bailout funds here in italy 4 trillion dollars in debt never. says the people are laughing awfully well this. is all just go on it goes on the board and. to be clear when events in the u.s.'s $260.00 trillion dollars and that they've got about 20 or $22.00 trillion officially and that and when you add in the unfunded liability if i sell still security and medicaid excess or medicare it all adds up to 260 trillion and that's that's an economy the economic base is 17 trillion so that's unsustainable and so that's why you see interest rates going negative is because we're in that deflationary death spiral of doom heading to absolute debt apocalypse metric we're going to have to carry over to a 2nd segment because we're just so darn interesting thank you. all right well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser as they say i would like to thank our guest misfires stein of plot of policy dot com you can catch us on twitter a cause a report or a cause to report dot com until i find bio. seemed wrong.

charlotte, charles and tim dunn and rad seeger, we hear your plea.family can get through this and get some sort of justice for harry. thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you. >> gosh, it's just hard, john, i mean, obviously as both parents of twins we understand the grief that the whole family would feel for a loss like this. >> to be caught in the middle of an international dispute on top of all that. we will be continuing to follow that story. meanwhile, back here, new poll numbers paint a bleak picture for president trump's fate on impeachment. "new day" continues right now. >> sondland's testimony will be a really big moment in this inquiry, and his name is all over those text messages. >> you can see him discussing with other diplomats who are concerned there's another liquid employ -- quid pro quo going on. >> that doesn't read like a text. it reads like the back of your credit card bill. it's very carefully stated. >> u.s. troops are pulling back from the syrian turkish border. >> we defeated

against south africa he responded to wales coach warren gatland who suggested i might have pete seeger's sitting between new zealand in the semi isn't even top rated as well. does this with 2 laura measuring jewish will i. understand the. imagined dream coming up in may but it. seems. to be one singular genius really you know. even with criticism for the coming days. i doubt it will give someone the 20003 well caught up with england he believes this weekend i need an even bigger performance than the one that beat new zealand i think a lot of people think well if they play like that then when. they can know what's coming they need to come back and hit them with that kind of just with whatever the game plan is whatever the energy is and i feel like they're capable of it but this is the challenge of rugby time and that we can we can you can start again you've got your brand new and you've got to go out there and get excited about it just one more game now story about a very different kind of horse a world cup shark jumping event in finland is using well when you're from the competing horses

radd, thank you very much for talking to us again, read seeger, family friend and spokesperson for theween the uk and eu will continue today with both sides hoping a deal can be reached ahead of tomorrow's summit of eu leaders. the parents of harry dunn met president trump at the white house, but refused to meet the woman they accuse of killing their son. that they accuse of killing their son. was after suddenly she that was after suddenly discovering she was also in the building. the hong kong chief executive, carrie lam, had to cut short her annual policy address beause of protests inside the legislature. in sport, the fallout from racist chanting during england's‘s match with bulgaria continues. fifa because racism an obnoxious disease and jordan henderson says england wa nted and jordan henderson says england wanted to make the home fans suffer for their behaviour. the republic of ireland missed out on a chance to qualify for the european championships, losing 2—0 in switzerland. their hopes of qualifying now rest on their home match with denmark next month. andy murray is through

go on, keep going, rad seeger, we will persist for a while.t's have one more go. when it changed, what was everyone's reaction when he said that mrs sacoolas was in the room next door? just complete shock, and...” sacoolas was in the room next door? just complete shock, and... i am going to have to leave it there, i am so going to have to leave it there, i am so sorry, because going to have to leave it there, i am so sorry, because the facetime keeps freezing and i do apologise but thank you for staying up for us we will see you soon when you and we will see you soon when you get back. that is so frustrating. thank you for your messages about the interview with marie mccourt. they are very admiring of the work that she has put in to bring helen's law to fruition. this one says... helen's law is so very important, it is imperative that someone intervenes before ian simms can be released on parole. marie mccourt deserves justice. the released on parole. marie mccourt deservesjustice. the purpose of released on parole. marie mccourt deserves just

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people who have a really great instrument, i think rod stewart, bob seeger has a great inextremity --itten are considered american classics. ♪ born in the usa and have been praised by presidents of both parties from ronald reagan -- >> new jersey's own bruce springsteen. >> -- to barack obama. >> he's the only guy a president still has to call "boss" others than the first lady. >> reporter: president trump on the other hand was not as kind at a recent campaign rally. >> and i didn't need little bruce springsteen and all of these -- >> he was implying that other people need to have all that help. he doesn't need that. so he's going back to 2016. this is now 2019. you surprised that he's trash talking you after all this time? >> not really. anything's possible. >> i know. i mean, a lot of people are very concerned about the direction of the country. >> it's frightening. we're living in a frightening team. the stewardship of the nation has been thrown away to somebody who doesn't have a clue as to what that means. >> uh-huh. >> you know. i mean, the united states of america is in your ca

one was called "murder in mykonos," and that's written by an expatriot whose name wasly seeger. a really good one was "the house on paradise street," and this is the story of a family torn apart by the greek civil war. and it's like any civil war where a family usually comes up to or often comes down on different sides. and that was written by sophia -- [inaudible] and finally, just really just kind of a beach book by meg densely is "nights of rain and stars," and that's the story of four probag nists whose -- protagonists whose lives intersect, and one of them is a college professor who's on sabbatical, so i could personally identify with that. >> how do you select the books you are going to read? >> well, there are different travel blogs on the internet. the library of congress is great for supplying those books. sometimes friends recommend them, and i also on the airplane always read "the new york times" review of books for suggestions. >> find out what other members of congress are reading by visiting booktv.org and searching what are you reading. >> booktv has live coverage