john walker, silver bar that we have that was given to him for his espionage activities.up aspiring and one reason, if you've been following in the past week a couple that are connected to the navy charged with espionage, john walker with the silver bar, they were paid with the crypto currency so we begin to think about the changes and espionage in the cold war up to now and the present day, these are the artifacts we have, the cold war into the present in so many ways, some of which we are going to discuss but you see the top left the connections to 9/11, the top rate you see joe biden, the premier of australia and the uk, all about what is happening in the south china sea, you see the bottom left here, what we see now is almost a succession struggle among great powers but grows out of the cold war by direct connection to what the cold war left behind. on the bottom right the brave new world, the wild west of saigon. over the course of the collection it goes from way back to the present day. each of those artifacts you can enter a portal, into a specific place in the col

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and john walker, this was a silver brother we have, this is a silver bar was given him for his espionageities they see the top right here, he set up a whole spy ring of the reasons why has he had been following the news this past week, a couple connected it to the navy have been charged with espionage and george walker was in part for the silver bar and from a narrow crypto currency and we begin to think about the changing of espionage since the cold war. and then the present day, so these are not artifacts we have in the cold war just makes them to the present and so many different ways and some of which were going to discuss be seen in the top left, the connections. these were born during the cold war and at the top, you see joe biden, the also the uk. this is all about what is happening in the china sea and you see it again in the bottom of care, what is interesting, but we see now is basically almost a succession struggle amongst the cold war direct connections to the present international architecture what the cold war left behind. in the bottom right yet the brave new world. and we

and the bill doesn't fit what john lewis stood for, and i think it's sad for them to do this to him. >> the lewis herschel walkerwis. and john lewis was not a senator. senator lewis, one of the greatest senators that has ever been. he was never a u.s. senator. he served in the house of representatives for over three decades. he then said to throw his name on a bill for voting rights, i think that's a shame. it doesn't fit what john lewis stood for. voting rights was the cornerstone of john lewis's life's work. he was responsible for the landmark 1965 voting rights act. and even if you can't wrap your head around that, it's this part of the interview that will make your head spin. >> you want to talk about voting, first of all, it's legal to vote, and you want to try and encourage people to vote. that's the most precious thing you have. and you get things done now. don't talk about it after or during. get it done right now. and why don't we go in and get the ids and get it done right now instead of waiting until it's time to vote and start talking about it, and i think that's what people got to remember. >> that'

that securing the right to vote at the federal level would be something that john lewis was against suggests that herschel walkeralking about. i mean, this is something he ought to know something about. he's a u.s. senate candidate, but for him to suggest that somehow democrats are doing something wrong by honoring john lewis with a voting rights package is fundamentally ridiculous. it was shocking to hear herschel walker make these comments in such a way to suggest that he hasn't studied the issue at all. >> here's what walker said when asked for his position on voting rights. if you want to get people to vote, if they're legal to vote, you want to try to encourage people to vote. that's the most precious thing that you have. not encourage but encourage. you get things done now, you don't talk about it after or talk about it during, but get it done right now. no one is not legal to vote. why don't we go in and get the i.d.s and get everything done right now instead of waiting until it's time to vote and start talking about it. how do you interpret this? >> you know, i wish i could. i have no idea what that mean

john lewis stood for. i think they know that. i think that is sad for them to do this to him. >> the lewis herschel walker is talking about there iss. john lewis was not a senator. what did he say there, senator lewis, one of the greatest senators that has ever been. john lewis was never a u.s. senator. he served in the house of representatives for over three decades. he then said to throw his name on a bill for voting rights, i think that's a shame. it just doesn't fit with what john lewis stood for. voting rights was the cornerstone of john lewis' life's work, one of the key figures responsible for the voting rights act, the landmark 1965 voting rights act. even if you can't wrap your head around all of that, it is this next part of the herschel walker interview that will make your head spin. >> let's go to the voting rights, if you want to talk about voting, first of all, you want to get people to vote because if they're legal to vote, you want to try tone courage people to vote, that's the most precious thing you have. not encourage, but encourage and what i mean by that is, you know, you get things done now, don't talk about

john lewis stood for. and i think they know that. and i think that it is said for them to do this. >> the lewis herschel walker is talking about is johns not a senator. what did he say there? senator lewis, one of the greatest senators who have ever been. he was never a senator. he served in the house of representatives for three decades. to put his name on a bill for voting rights, i think that's a shame. it just doesn't fit with what john lewis stood for. voting rights was the cornerstone of john lewis's life's work. he was one of the key figures responsible for the landmark 1965 voting rights act. even if you can't wrap your head around, that it really is this next part of the herschel walker interview that will make your head spin. >> let's go to the writing rights. if you want to get to vote, first, you want to encourage people to vote, that's the most impressionist thing that you have. not encourage but encourage. i mean that you get things done. out don't talk about it after but get it done right now. why don't we go in and get the idea, to get everything done right now instead of waiting until it is time to vote and start talk

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john mauro and it's pretty amazing. i'm a bit of a clemson fan myself. i remember the days of herschel walker. great to remember. he's joined by dr. robert chester and he'll discuss the impact of the pearl harbor attack on the african-american community and how we where member world war ii today. joining them on stage a great opportunity to introduce you to more of our team. their chair is her institute historian. steph joined last summer. she's earned her tht from the universe and of merriment in college park where i did to and she teaches at the history department at west point which is near and dear to our hearts. is the author of three books per at her most recent book came out just this year from the university of pennsylvania press japanese american incarceration the camps and forced labor during world war ii so with that we look forward to an amazing panel and staff the floor is yours. [applause] >> thank you everyone for coming to this session and i'm really excited to be able to be here and an honor. like michael mentioned we spent most of a talking about brand strategy and talking about pearl harbor as

john moral. then it's pretty amazing. i'm a bit of a fan, myself. they can't remember the days of her shoal walker. it's great to remember. he is joined by historian, doctor robert chester. they will discuss the impact of the impact on the african american community, and how we remember world war ii, today. joining them on stage, is a great opportunity to introduce you to more of our team. our chair, our institutes, our historian, dr. steph henderson. she is happy. steph joined the institute last summer, and earned her ph.d. from the university of maryland, in college park. it's where i did to. she has taught in several colleges, but also, the history of west point, which is also near, and dear, to our hearts. she is the author of three books, her most recent book, coming out just this year from the university of pennsylvania press. a japanese american incarceration, the camps and coerced labor, during world war ii. so, with that, we look forward to an amazing property panel, and so the floor is yours. >> thank you for coming to the session, and i am excited to share it, and i'm honored. i think it

john morrow. pretty amazing. pretty amazing. i'm a bit of a clemson fan myself, but -- you know, i remember the days of herschel walker. it's great to remember. and he's joined by historian dr. robert chester. they'll discuss the impact of the pearl harbor attack on the african-american community and how we remember world war ii today. now, joining them on stage, a great opportunity to introduce you to more of our team, our chair is our institute historian, dr. steph hinnershitz. she's happy. so steph joined the institute last summer. she's earned her ph.d. from the university of maryland at college park. where i did, too, and she's taught at several colleges but also at the history department at west point, which is also near and dear to our hearts. she's the author of three books, her most recent book came out just this year, from the university of pennsylvania press, japanese american incarceration, the camps and coerced labor during world war ii. i look forward to an amazing, provocative panel. steph, the floor is yours. >> thank you, everyone, for coming to the session. i'm really excited to be able to chair it an

walker. we have gotjohn with we have got john with this at the moment — we have got john with this at the momentt is a hugejump positive cases in the last week and that is a huge jump from the 12 on the week before. that game called off and it reflects a record number of positive cases amongst premier league clubs. manchester united had closed their training ground to the first team and delayed their trip to london as the league considered that request to postpone the game. brighton, tottenham, leicester, aston villa and norwich all have confirmed cases. spurs have had 2 games postponed in the last 7 days, and last night's championship match between sheffield united and qpr was also called off. new covid protocols are coming in for fans tomorrow. they'll have to show proof of double vaccination or a negative test to attend sporting events with crowds of more than 10,000 people in england and clubs are telling fans exactly what they expect of them. we are also going to ask people to complete an online declaration in advance of the game, which will have to be done for match ticket holders for ever

walker and luxmy gopal. if you're waking up and you are wondering what has happened in the cricket, john is here.tion, the team selection, the poor batting performances. england's bowlers have fared not too bad. giving england something in this test in melbourne, which they had to win. to at least take it through to the final two matches of the series. but it fell apart in about an hour and a half, less than that. there were some hopes with joe less than that. there were some hopes withjoe root less than that. there were some hopes with joe root and less than that. there were some hopes withjoe root and ben stokes there. when they went, there really wasn't anything else that could be done, unfortunately. good morning. england slipping to another heavy defeat in melbourne. hopes were withjoe root and ben stokes resuming this morning on 31—4, but england were bowled out in just an hour and 20 minutes forjust 68 — their lowest score in australia in 117 years. lots of questions will be asked, not least ofjoe root who searched for answers behind their poor performance in the series so far. we knew tha

walker and sally nugent. i was just slightly confused by the lovely christmas presents. i am pretty sure there is nothing in there. tv fluff! john, andy robertson put them 2—1 ahead. spurs capitalised following a mistake by liverpool goalkeeper allison. that was just before robertson was shown a red card for this challenge. klopp pretty angry with the decsions that went against his side.. harry kane arguably could have been sent off as well. they had a penalty appeal. robbo, you can give him a red card. that was not the best challenge, the smartest challenge of his life, definitely. he knows it himself. the decisions are decisive. put us under pressure. fine, ourfault. you don't need a ref who helps you, you need a ref who is clear and objective and just says, "right, wrong, right, wrong." in three decisive decisions, he was once right. by the way, all three situations were against us and unfortunately that is the case as well. there was a brilliant goal from joao cancelo for manchester city. it came in a 4—0 win over newcastle. that keeps them top. a brilliant finish for them against newcastle. thomas tuchel a little lacking in