one of the first us targets was hawaii before joining uncle sam's guests it was an independent archipelago, but washington really liked the location of the state, opened a direct route to east asia. first , a trade agreement was concluded with the king of the hawaiian islands, and then he fell out of favor from 1887. the united states committed states to the coup staged a path and forces. the king was taken out to sign the constitution with a bayonet. she deprived the monarch of almost all powers, and 75% of the population of the right to vote. the recalcitrant hawaiians tried several times to repeal such hated laws, but no one has them anymore. asked on july 4, 1898. american senate. approved the accession of the archipelago to the united states as a territory. so it was designated in the newellons resolution. yes, senators in those years openly called hawaii a base for military purposes of the hawaiian case, quite interesting considering what really happened there? the overthrow of power, and. the americans staged, yes, and refreshment, there is the last king of hawaii, uh, in order to t

on uncle sam's dollars. finally, ordinary people around the world were thrilled by wilson's vision for a lasting peace, by his idea that global parties required a global league. the photographs of people reading wilson, who made a tour of europe, and there are millions of people coming out to see him. in italy their war very operatic about it. you know, there were people and soldiers crawling up to kiss him and his trousers. streets were -- and italy were named for him. i was skeptical when i first read this. that the whole world love somebody. when does that happen? but it really was true, at least for woodrow. the peace conference lasted for six months. i'm going to sum it up in less than a minute. excuse me if i skip your favorite part. wilson has the lead of nations. he convinced the victors to scale back or he had only -- one ball and i council and he had made a decision what was gonna be the treaty and what is not going to deny treaty for germany to have a rise again and start a war. while he was there

to get uncle sam's dollars. finally ordinary people around the world were thrilled by wilson's vision for a lasting peace and by his idea that global problems required a global league. the the photographs of people greeting wilson, he made a kind of tour of europe and there are millions of people who come out to see him and in italy there were very kind of operatic about it. you know, there were people wounded soldiers crawling up to him this way to kiss the hem of his trousers and streets were in in italy were for him and i was skeptical when i first read this that that you know, the whole world loved something. it's like when does that happen? but it really was true at least in europe. it's peace conference lasted for six months, and i'm going to sum it up in less than a minute. excuse me, if i skip your favorite part wilson got his league of nations. any convinced the victors to scale back or give up their most egregious demands, but he had not secured secured a piece. that was generous. he had only one vote

they want to send uncle sam to the doctors office with us. they want to send women to jail to do a search. this is extreme and we need to talk about that. anger is a motivator. then we have to have continuing to register voters in every state in every of congressional district where we have a shot. so what i would do is take some of that money being used. on in national voter registration day, it's ready to give the information to register to vote. you see the code on the screen. scan that code to be taken to take you to the site. >>> soon right here, president biden is set to speak on a new election transparency bill from the white house. when that begin, we'll take you there. the president, as we noted, will head to new york next for the u.n. general assembly. he is speaking there tomorrow morning. what's at stake in this high level conference with a war in ukraine set to come front and center. we'll traes it with the deputy secretary of state. she's going to join me. >>> but first, a tragic scene unfolding in puerto rico. we'll get the lat

were with lenin konevsky tomorrow at 16:20 on ntv ricochet a new season from monday at 21:40 on ntv uncle samwanted to play a little at the borders. e you are trying to corner russia, to drive a nuclear power. this will raise the stakes. they consider the population of these areas to be russians. so the enemies are traitors scoundrels. and they said many times, we need donbass without inhabitants. donbass ukraine no longer shines. we will no longer ask for guarantees, we are taking these guarantees, well, he didn’t get it from the first time that russian tanks would be in berlin, they already feel there that ukraine is not worth it, they are one step away from this very catastrophe, on whom hang victory, it would be understandable. well i have him we need to wait for defeat in the near future. please don't die twice , it's unfair to die, we'll catch the live bait. i'll kill you ricochet new season from september 5 on ntv i love you very much. please forgive me, i just want everything to remain as it was before nothing is needed. and we will stay and leave this city and forget everything. i pr

decisions very quickly to serve your people in this very unpredictable times without waiting for uncle sam to do his calculus and, you know, give you what you're supposed to do. isn't had gemini and regardless who is on top, i'm just that to go to the very nature of the times, believe in it. and i believe that we need to model name issue on history, who we need the international corporation. because i want to know more than ever is facing a lot of different problems, which will be impossible to be, to be sold by any county or even any way you want. so it is important to combine. this is josh to, to the unit ball award to be here, when we say vision with a message which will and will be attractive to all people of the world, including russian society, korean society, western europe, america in the south of our planet. with him because for the time being what we she, it's more of a reaction than auction. more a negation of a weston order than proposal of a new order. i mean, is it forces which are all righty, are defending, defending in a way democracy because this is tracing now. is it with

more american uncle sam really wanted to play a little on the borders of russia, this will up the antesider the population of these districts, which means they are enemies, and they have said many times, we need donbass without inhabitants. donbass ukraine no longer shines. we won't be anymore. asking them to give guarantees, we take these guarantees, did not reach the schoolgirl from the first time, that russian tanks would be in berlin, they already feel there, that, and ukraine no, it’s not worth it, they are one step away from this very catastrophe, on whom to hang the victory, would understandable, and on whom to hang defeat we need to wait in the near future. that's it tomorrow at 29 on ntv i'll buy everything on a call plus, i won't miss the city of discounts here , i'll grab a sale here, whatever i want to grab. soon i want to grab a sale on ozon tuna, canned fortuna for only 9 rubles. and gaming headphones defender for 199 rubles. thinking about moving to a bigger apartment. find it on the home site. click is the number one real estate service in russia in terms of the number

a decision very quickly to serve your people in the very unpredictable times without waiting for uncle sam to do his calculus. and, you know, give you what you're supposed to do, isn't have gemini, and regardless who is on top, i'm just that to go to the very nature of the times. believe in addition, i believe that we need to model a student who we need the international corporation because they want to now more than ever is facing a lot of different problems, which will be impossible to be, to be so by any county or even any region so it is important to combine assistance to, to the uni, bullen ward, to imperialism. we. there was a vision with a message which will, will be attractive to all people of the world, including russian society, grania society, western europe, america, in the south of our planet. with him because for the time being what we she, it's more of a reaction then action more a negation of their weston order than proposal of a new order. i mean there forces which are all righty, are defending or defending in a way democracy because it's a strange thing now that we're sti

that's how it is now everyone says, well, the americans will help there, uncle sam will come and helpe contrary, the anti marshall plan is to suck all the money out of the corpse of this europe and leave the european one. alone with my problems and here comes the question. and who, in this case, planned this economic war at all? who was the one who thought up this accessory, olokhankin to get away from the barbarian? well, in general, apparently, the americans had such a double game. and now they they will throw firewood into this conflict, here you are, the old hegemon, allocated 675 million dollars. he sits somewhere in his residence somewhere and argues, apparently expects a dollar at 200. so we were told a dollar at 200 has not happened yet, but the biden in in this sense, of course, he does not give up, as regards the corpse of the little unfortunate one. he has completely shriveled up the tropic of the european union, where she is also lena burbock. she is perhaps, like khabib, also of a philosophical mindset. she said that you know putin is lying that he supplied us to germany

and uncle sam i'm afraid sent his last dollar we'll see for awhile. i believe that evaluating the parking tax and parking rates. i know we had discussionless madam stele attorney with your office about the residential ping rate and how that applies to which parts of the city or the whole city. come had ref now that would generate. i hope we can schedule a briefing on that at in point in the near future. that might dovetail with the budget process for next year. so we could again take advantage of the strides we made on the cost side and efficiency side and see whether there are things to do without knocking down pat republicanage much but on the revenue side that might help go to the order. >> i think this is a whorth while discussion and electric at elasticity of price and inflation at the same time i hate it [inaudible]. to that point i think this is a worthwhile thing to endeavour into. any other comments? director yekutiel. >> i have 3 questions. one the 10 thousand dollars management fee. i wonder since we have done the w to up grid the facility

well , actually, uncle sam's ears stick out.guised of this whole story, and the ultimate beneficiary of this whole situation is, uh, exactly, the united states and. by the way, poland because while there were northern streams. e, the main gas halom of europe was. uh, germany now when uh the flows are blown up, what remains is the project that was opened specifically for poland, that is, uh, the gas pipeline. let it, of course, be much less than the throughput , but in fact it is now the only one and is now called the baltic and in fact. now europe has become a gas hub more. that is, germany is leading the day of duesterization expelled poland is becoming the country that will distribute the gas well behaved. here you are behaving badly. we won’t give it, that is, if something is being done, look for who benefits from it, who profitable. indeed, this is a new round of escalation, a certain new qualitative round of escalation. well, to the same tweet, sikorsky attached one of biden's speeches. february let's watch and listen to it

hello, uncle sam. stand up, uncle sam. [applause] great people. great people.n a month later another young person came up, a little naive and said -- actually it was cute. he said oh, sir, it is such an honor. can we talk for a couple of minutes. can i ask you one question that has been bothering me? yeah, what is it? do you know anything about russia? and then again and again and after about five or six times do you know anything about russia. i looked at my people. my top people that are a little older. i said what the hell is going on with russia? what is going on? it was a scam. and we took 2 1/2 years to win. but all of that time and effort and money and the corruption and the people that were in charge of that scam are horrible and they are the same people that we have now. they never leave. they never leave. and if we would have had an attorney general with courage instead of somebody that was afraid to be impeached. sir, i don't want to be impeached, we would have gotten to the bottom of it very quickly. and we have been weight for durham for a long tim

partly because they are competing with uncle sam. casey mulligan, one of the top labor economists in the country at the university of chicago, estimates people can earn in some states 80, $100,000, free rent, free health care, free food, unemployment benefits, you add them up, it is hard for a small business employers to compete with uncle sam. neil: let's talk a little bit where the u.s. stands in all of this. with all our troubles we're not doing as poorly as other countries across the global. that is a compelling argument for the bulls to say, keep investing here. i know you're not a stock-picker, but i'm wondering about the wisdom of that argument? we're sort of like the tallest dwarf in the room. do you buy that? >> yeah. you just took the metaphor, words out of my mouth. i like the united states. any we're making a lot of policy mistakes but i think that they may not really show up for the next year or two. so, that's why the dollar is strong, neil. why is the dollar strong? relative to virtually every other currency because we

they will end up splitting $780 million along with uncle sam's chunk of course.fine with that. >> i would get by just fine. ama: good enough. >> i could split with a few more people. it is neat that they are doing that consider the other big one, only one person one it as far as we know. at least two people will get it this time. whatever they do, to donate if they do. >> they kept their word, it is not we will split it if we went. 1.3 billion dollars word. >> i'm always happy when people went. i kind of wish, instead of one giant prize, everyone big prize and a bunch more smaller prizes so a lot of people when 10 million prizes -- $10 million. >> if you win five comes you get a lot more than what you get if you not get the mega millions ball. >> anything to help us when. ♪ ♪ dry eye symptoms keep driving you crazy? inflammation in your eye might be to blame. time for ache and burn! over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those'll probably pass by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation tha

he could not imagine that the civilized world is his world, his mother or father or uncle sam yes, hiske this, well, war is good, but it's, well, peaceful people were there, yes, after all, and so special military necessity was and died, of course, much more peaceful. he’s just stunned, as they say, because this is a huge difference between ordinary people who go as intelligence officers to the second world war write books and the establishment is out there who doesn't give a damn they are the same they see their own there and we cannot but have the right to stop. at the beginning, i also thought that we should stop. here, where we are welcome, let us liberate those territories that are ours, which are russians, where our people are and somehow. it is impossible to negotiate, you will not agree with them with these people, even with this printing house that printed this menu, you will not agree. you need these people, well, to the end to the end to press there is no way out. we have in another. now very often quotes it. phrase which you recalled in the last program, that ogre no is cre

. >> greg: it is caused by the debt uncle sam.and we spent on getting fed, or getting dressed. according to the bureau of labor to foster the average american spent over 15 grand on food, and health care combined a federal and local taxes they spent nearly 17,000. it is the same amount that he spends on dinner. [laughs] some nearly spent as much on taxes than they did on hair gel according to the bureau of jesse watters statistics. meanwhile activists are calling on oregon to raise taxes on booze to a spike in alcohol-related deaths. some say a tax increase would deter people from drinking while others say it would be bad for business it away oregonians are wrong they think that a few percentage points rise in the cost of alcohol will change anyone's mind should just switch to hand sanitizer. right kat? >> kat: oh it's so good to be back. also i guess i believe that is not the governments job to figure out your own decisions for your own life. it's your own responsibility. i also don't think that attacking and it should $0.20 a dr

something that has been guarantee of uncle sam than something that is no guarantee at all. what do you make, switch people stocks to bonds, used to be a foolish thought because you are getting nothing on fixed income investments. >> there is no alternative argument. even cash, you have to think about those things until you see the ability of earnings to improve and we are going through the period where earnings estimates are cut. you can't count on one hand anymore how many visible companies are having a profit problem. we will see more of those, that is in front of us. we have to cancel some patients here. not trying to suggest sell your stocks. we had a lot of damage done but don't think you have to be a hero and pick a bottom yet. neil: we will pick it closely. bob doll on all of that. for those just tuning in, waiting on the federal reserve reaction right now to new york's attorney general suing donald trump and the trump organization including his children alleging they cooked the books, part of a 3-year investigation, total of $250 million worth of abuses, without get

one of the first us targets were hawaii before uncle sam came to visit.independent archipelago, but washington really liked the location of the state. it opened a direct route to east asia. first , a trade agreement was concluded with the king of the hawaiian islands, and then he fell out of favor from 1887. the united states staged a coup d'état, made way and forced the king to sign the bayonet constitution. she deprived the monarch of almost all powers, and 75% of the population of the right to vote. the recalcitrant hawaiians tried several times to cancel such hateful laws, but no one asked them on july 4, 1898. american senate. approved the accession of the archipelago to the united states as a territory. so it was designated in the newellons resolution. yes, senators in those years openly called hawaii a stronghold for military purposes. hawaiian is quite interesting, given that all this happened there? the overthrow of power, uh, and the americans staged it. yes, refreshment, there the last one turns out to be the king of hawaii. uh, in order to tak

sean: uncle sam is always a winner, gerri. thanks for that report. i appreciate it. that does it for us on "fox business tonight." "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. ♪. elizabeth: okay, stocks again hammered today. now even top democrats warn their party will lose if the midterms are about biden and this shock finding, the associated press finding that more than a million voters in 43 states have left the democrat party because of crime, inflation, and vaccine mandates. but the media and democrats now claim the fix to inflation is illegal immigration. with us tonight senator ron johnson, congressman beth, darrell issa, beth van duyne and tim burchett. economic pro carol roth, former senior advisor to bush and trump, christian whiton and "the washington examiner"'s byron york. new pressure on the former fbi official in d.c., he is accused of blocking the hunter biden probe. we've got the story. and democrat senator joe manchin warns bernie sanders and the far left are destroying u.s. energy independence. that is what is fueling inflation. dr. fauci again claims s

cooperation than he did, unwilling to risk their own to save their weaker brethren, and anxious for uncle sam to assume the burden of the corporations procrastinated and loaned out less than $10 billion in the first few weeks of its existence and for hoover, the fateful moment of decision was now at hand. according to an old adage that h.l. mencken popularized in politics, a man must learn to rise above. this. herbert hoover doubted, yielding to the perceived dictates of necessity. he called upon congress in december. 31 to enact a program of emergency governmental action to end the nation's growing credit paralysis. he asked congress to establish a reconstruction finance corporation with broad to lend money directly to beleaguered banks and commercial institutions. never before had a peacetime president proposed to intervene so massively in the workings of private. not bankers, not investors, not captains of industry, but the government would now attempt to lubricate the nation's credit and make the wheels of commerce turn again. in january 1932, congress voted to establish reconstruction fi

what i remember didn't some sugar daddy give him $2 million to get whole with uncle sam, the irs?can't borrow some more money for his 4-year-old daughter? he just borrowed 2 million bucks. >> well, there has been a lot of issues probing into his taxes. loan lunden roberts his baby momma actually testified in front of a grand jury earlier this year into that probe. he does have financial troubles. also he just moved out of that malibu home and we are not sure where he went. >> jesse: oh, where is hunter? >> maybe that is showing that he has. >> jesse: there is marital troubles. would he believe the new wife unhappy thought she was marrying a kennedy and found out she is married to a biden. move to pay the love child a little less. >> it could be. of course we are not exactly sure what his motives are. but paying less for any monthly bill when you are having financial issues i think would be appealing. >> jesse: this inflation is really taking a bite out of the biden family in more ways than one. kayla, great reporting, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> jesse: joe biden has invite

his messaging telling americans they can save some money by spending it on green goods and then uncle sam will give you a tax rebate. and that will not help with groceries still up nearly 14% and the white house is acutely aware that it could get worse if a railroad labor dispute isn't resolved before friday. and a nationwide strike happened for the first time in 30 years. and the white house is holding daily meetings with fema, the department of defense, and other agencies planning to move food, energy, and health products by plane, truck and waterways if necessary while the labor department brokers talks, bret. >> bret: negotiations nine hours so far. jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn. jacqui, thanks. ♪ ♪ >> in tonight's midterm watch, democrats continue to lead republicans in congressional vote preference. our just released fox poll indicate democrats have a 44 to 41% edge among all registered voters. however it's tied among voters who say they are certain to participate in the november elections 45% each. this evening, the increasing scrutiny from a formerly fawning media of penn

let's start with uncle sam. with government debt hovering just below $31 trillion, higher impacts will have a big impact. 75 basis point rate hike will add 2.1 trillion to federal deficits over the next ten years. all made worse because of the wave of federal spending over the past two and a half years, and of course consumers get hit, too. mortgage rates, which hit a low of 3.22% earlier this year, are now above 6%, nearly double for the first time in 14 years. no wonder the housing market is recording lower prices, slowing demand, and deals breaking down because consumers can't afford hundreds of more dollars in debt in interest costs. another point of pain, credit card interest rates in lock step with the fed's actions, annual percentages are nearing 18%, all time record. all of this is fine if you don't roll over your debt but if you do, watch out. wallet hub saying it will mean consumers spend additional $5.3 billion in interest alone this year. now, higher rates from the fed expected to push auto loan rate

i can't tell you how many employers that i talked to say i'm having a hard time competing with uncle sam for getting workers back on the job. >> neil: real quickly, steve. we were down another 173 points on the dow today. we made up virtually no ground since that big 1200 plus point day. i'm wondering what you make of that. >> if you compare the dow jones today versus january 21 of 2021 when biden came into office, it's no flat. no gains. that may sound not too bad except that don't forget that inflation also affects, you know, investors as well. so investors have lost about 12% of their money in the stock markets since biden came in because you have zero gains but 12% increases in prices. so that's a pretty negative situation. i'd call it a bear market. >> neil: on the fears that the federal reserve will keep hiking rates. that will effect that real wage and real gain issue. >> what else are they going to do? they have to get this inflation under control. it's like, you know -- >> neil: they're the only game in town. we'll be watching that steve moore, good seeing you. meantime, we were

20 years >>> on deck, our continuing state of debt series this week, today, we'll take a look at uncle sam's big-time borrowing on the back of your taxes. rising rates spell trouble for america's balance sheet. >>> first, the suspected sabotage of the twin nordstream pipelines, raising serious questions, who did it? u.s., ukraine, or could putin be insane enough to blow up his own pilis? 'lta aut it, next. ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ be ready for any market with a liquid etf. get in and out with dia. >>> all right. welcome back to "the exchange. it's the global mystery that everybody wants answered who blew a hole in both nordstream pipelines european leaders were quick to respond, calling the pipeline damage quote, a deliberate act, but stopping short of identifying a culprit. the eu joining the chorus of lawmakers speaking of sabotage this morning, pledging to, quote, increase europe's resilience in energy security. but while most of the world has refrained from blaming the kremlin, a presidential adviser in ukraine took to twitter yesterday, saying, quote, this is nothing more than a terrorist attack planned

world, people in the arts that sometimes do it in america but nobody stands in except a figure of uncle sam. she was a lovely person to meet. again, i think the monarchy is a distraction, and the crimes of the empire, which he did not really preside over, she presided more over its dissolution, still has to be reckoned with. >> let's go to your documentary. it notes america's role in helping normalize fascism in germany and anti jewish hate do its own racism during the jim crow era. take a listen. [inaudible] >> to uphold a supposed racial superiority of the german people, these laws banned marriage and sexual relations between jews and what they called german or kindred blood. the german jurist who wrote these loss had closely studied statutes in the united states that had four decades reduced african americans do second-class citizens and barred interracial marriage in 30 states. >> mr. burns you have been quoted as, quote, american institutions and policies like segregation and the brutal treatment of indigenous populations and african americans were influential and hitler's germany. can

at least i can protect whatever i've got left and, you know, i get the full faith and backing of uncle sam competition for stocks of course it's still a return, but then again, given a 31% or better clip in nasdaq and tech stocks that have been cut in half, you take what you can get and that could be a threat. charlie gasparino following all of these developments on a busy market day. what do you make of all this , charlie? charlie: neil, you know, this is baking the cake and no one believed jerome powell when he said he was going to do more rate increases that the inflation target was 2% and he wants to meet that target and so this is what happens. we're going to have probably two more rate increases, and we're going to have a bear market. there's no doubt about that, and the most risky stocks and investments will turn off, will go down first, housing prices will come down, particularly in overbuilt markets where the prices shot through the roof where there was a perceived or a real bubble, and you know, you're going to get a correcting of the economy. listen, neil, we had a monetary and

uncle sam is to get worried, and they just won't talk to each other. the two sides. well it was clear that tr had do something and. he got, you know, a lot pressure of getting involved. as i said, there was no precedent, there was nothing he could do so. he knew he had this. he had to do something and he knew he was going to get blamed either way. and, you know, he felt rather helpless about all this. well, the mine mine owners were made of really two groups, that group of obstinate men i've already shown you. and the more enlightened owners who would have liked to pay a decent wage, who saw this as a problem and really what they saw the problem was anarchy. the anarchist movement was rising at the time a very violent and this was giving them more and more pressure. anarchists had started bombing around to get this don't ask me to give you a description of what they stood for i don't think that's not really clear. but they stood for it's what they stood against more than what they stood for anyway. so there were a lot egregious bombings around often connected in one

yes, i made a very topical program once in a carriage compartment, uncle. sam saw.at the very beginning there is only one question. what's your name johnny my boss where you live i live in washington how you live i live i don't grieve. music during the day, rest at night trembling, whiskey, girls neon light. in the right pocket there is always a new, silent , almost automatic pistol. the pentagon here's a ticket for you and quickly saigon papa para-pa-pam was all of me. how many military units of the pioneer camps of nursing homes, and then they told me, a bold thing, but something for housewives, something like that for and where can i get it, where can i get it, and i say, lyon you write. he says yes for you, lenka write to me something and after 2 days lenya wrote me a diet for weight loss. it's the same, well, it always needs to be raised. and besides, then the captain was nothing, but then what were the fat women mostly from, not from the fact that there are a lot of potatoes and uh. yes, yes, pasta noodles and what the fuck. and here lyonka wrote such a monolo

ah. sonya kali's. uncle sam for one eric one second thanks. yes i'm gay works 100 percent before me and with me and all that he's someone that loves the mountain. so i said that's really important because for some sure poses, it's just a job but some from his generation especially loved mountaineering is really important to have a sure, but he knew wow goodness. and that works both ways means you'll be safer. yeah. you become the accomplices. book we spend a lot of time together, so it's a good thing that we get a lot. no, you very good and you will come welcome. yeah. nice to see you today. uh huh. oh good. oh, good morning. go 60 sure. i love your large expedition. so i like to pass by and check up the important things i need are actually they're welcome, but i really trust them. plus just a little chat is used on tickets of secular. ha ha. this one is very good. one. look inside in both kim low, then so base camp out, but because you are all mon norman is little bit more than half. we buried the homeowner? yeah. well tell you mike said well

ah. sonya pallet's. uncle sam put one in one second. thanks. yes, i'm gay. works 100 percent before me and with me, bob, i'm all so he someone that loves the mountain. so i said that's really important because for some sherpas it's just a job. but some from his generation especially loved mountaineering is really important to have a sure but he no, well clearly and that works both ways means you'll be safer. yeah. you become a composite book. we spend a lot of time together. so it's a good thing that we get along. oh you very good. then you will come welcome. yeah . nice to see you in the day. uh huh. oh good. oh, good learning. excuse me. sure. i love your large expedition. so i like to pass by and check up. the important things i need are actually, they're welcome, but i really trust them. plus just a little chat is used on tickets. heckler ha, ha. this one is very good. one look inside in both kim low, then so base camp out but because you are all mon norman is little bit more than half. we buried the homeowner? yeah. well i will tell you mi

people listen to their complaints and uncle sam responded.but as i started to investigate that as a possibility, i thought, is it plausible that the end of november, 1943, that reports from the central pacific could reach washington and spread out to the designers in these various locations, such as in florida, produce a change in an their vehicle design, retool them, make new ones, and actually package them ships and send them back into the central pacific within three months. train crews how to use these? and the answer is no. truth be known, the very vehicles, the armored and armed versions of the marines were were requesting were already built, were already out at the landing depots or the base the supply depots on the west coast, the united states, they're all packaged, ready to go for the next invasion. it's just they weren't available for this one. but that notion of cause and effect in battle, one, we don't have in battle two, and we asked for them in battle two, we do. it must have been because we said and it had nothing to do with t