the british washington burned, the navy yard, the capital, the height of land, retired. the next city scheduled for the torch. baltimore on feverish preparations were made to defend the city. the british landed took the first line of earthworks but the defenders held reinforced by commodore roger and his sailors. all night the british fleet bombarded fort mchenry but the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there, sold francis scott key as he watched for the dawn's early light light. the invasion from the north by 12,000 seasoned troops was met in person by the governor of canada, sir george kravis. success of the invasion on command of lake champlain as there were no suitable roads and only that waterway could. an army supplies. but the united states controlled these waters. commodore thomas mcdonough had built an american fleet which was based at plattsburgh. the british had also construction of a fleet, including the powerful 37 gunship confiance provost and his army arrived at plattsburgh, where no sizable a

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proved unlimited in the united states 17 naval vessels seven trinkets and seven smaller with the british navyf 600 vessels including 12460 or more guns and 116 trinkets of 30 - 60 each, nevertheless outside of war, they are outnumbered in the vatican. first the british naval strength was pinned down in european waters blockading napoleon. second america's trickett design by the architect joshua humphreys were larger and heavier gun did the british trickett they were fast sailors entered an advantage of the utmostce importance many of the naval commanders have been schooled under the war with tripoli. the war remembered successes of the naval captain against british commerce during the revolutionary war with a small united states navy of 1812 to challenge once again british command overseas through hecommerce rating. in this the navy was joined by hundreds of americans, the vessels licensed by the government to prey on enemy trade during the first year of war the american squadrons made wide sweeps. the target were convoys from the west indies to europe, rogers with the trickett's president an

they forced the british navy to convoy its merchant ships and to go out and seek and destroy american privateers. they also added it to the weariness on the part of british merchants in particular for continuing this protracted war, and perhaps most importantly but hardest to measure, they gave americanshu confidence because f the hundreds and perhaps thousands of articles written on privateering the 30 newspapers that were being published in the colonies at this time, positive articles about privateers acapturing british privates. they gave americans some confidence especially in the early most disastrous years of the war that we might actually win sosy it had a psychological impact. the last story i want to tell is about my daughterd and again i mentioned i wrote this book during covid and i wrote the book faster than any other book i've written because i had nothing to do other than write this book and i also had some new office mates. my wife started working from home in the kitchen. my son came home from college to do his schooling in the house and my daughter who is a literary a

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also according to departments of the british navy participated in the planning and implementation of the terrorist attacks in the baltic sea on september 26 on the nord stream one and nord stream 2 gas pipelines. however, the winds of significant changes may well rise in the western you. on november 8, elections were held in the united states to both houses of parliament, the lower ones are now for the republicans and the elephants have already initiated an audit of financial assistance, which the democrats generously allocated to ukraine, let me remind you, we are talking about fifty billion dollars in the pentagon. white house nervously scratching the back of the head in the white house, the pentagon reacted rather sharply to this and was in no hurry to admit that during the 10 months of the conflict it was not possible to properly create any arms control system. the us military inspected only 10% of the deliveries of weapons that reached ukraine. moreover, the checks took place on the territory of poland before crossing the ukrainian border. approach the line. front. inspectors do

her, i think you already said this on the air about a month ago in gibraltar at the base of the british navyans openly showed their most modern nuclear submarine of the agaye rotland class, which has dozens of e-e cruise missiles with nuclear warheads on board, that is, it was public warning to putin, negotiations were closed with these , let's say, people who are involved in nuclear deterrence and there was an iron demonstration that there is a will to use it, and after that putin became deflated and did not say anything for some time but he will to say more, because russia is a weak country and in order to get behind the curve and then push ukraine to the so-called diplomatic negotiations , he will periodically scare the world with nuclear weapons. okay, now again about putin, if we have already started, maybe we can go back to mr. oleksandr or mr. serhii, he had two questions putin's visit this week to mr. lukashenka in minsk, in minsk they must speak in belarusian , this is something serious because i don't know here, i have supporters, but i constantly said that i absolutely do not beli

while the country's defense ministry stated that it appeared, the british navy was involved in the insolent former. ca analysts, laurie johnson, told us that europeans may not like the findings of an unbiased pro to blot every attempt to actually do an independent investigation. because i, i think they're afraid of what they're trying to find out. it was laughable from the beginning. the only countries that had a vested interest in seeing that plight blind destroyed where the united states and the united kingdom, even though the united states is profiting from it. europe is still struggling to heat itself and to keep its fact result. got countries that don't have adequate energy, they're freezing, they're having to cut down for us. their economies are shrinking. i think that's really causing some of the other european states to start having some genuine 2nd thoughts because they recognize nighted states is not going to come out on top of this. nato was not going to come out on top of this. okay, let's turn our attention to the middle east where a prominent palestinian act this has died of c

according to reports from russian official departments, including the ministry of defense of the british navyted in undermining gas pipelines. nord stream 1,2 these military men are also involved in attacks on the infrastructure of the black sea fleet in sevastopol. so far, in other news, there were no heavy weapons at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant. so when the secretary of the president of russia dmitry peskov commented on the statement of emmanuel macron, the french leader said that he had allegedly achieved an agreement on the withdrawal of heavy weapons from a nuclear power plant in the kremlin also noted that contacts with the mgt continue. i want to remind you of the words of president putin that there were no and are no heavy weapons at the station itself. and this can be clearly confirmed by the employees, we are there day and night, but we continue contacts with the rich. we are interested in these contacts, highly appreciate the level of our interaction and will continue. olga kurlayeva will tell you more about what is currently happening on the territory of the ap. we we are l

including the british ministry of defense, the british navy participated in blowing up the nord stream pipelines, and the military, these military men were involved in strikes on the infrastructure of the black sea fleet of sevastopol. in russia , the flu vaccination campaign ended, more than half of the country's population was vaccinated, rospotrebnadzor reported. however, in many regions , the outbreak is growing, for example, in the volgograd region, the number of cases increased by almost 60% over the week, and in st. petersburg hospitals they were wearing a mask regime, how serious the situation is around seasonal viruses. now in the country my mary was sorting it out. there is a mountain of medicine on the table, all games with dolls only in the doctor's six-year-old liana chekhoidze at home with her mother on sick leave for almost 2 weeks the first 4 days the girl had a strong fever, her brother went astray very badly extremely 39.9. uh, such a critical temperature that goes astray for a very long time very tedious on the fourth fifth day, as if, like everything else, i can hav

you're interested in conducting an objective investigation. russians diversity is that it becomes a british navy was involved in the incident live now. so larry doesn't, pharmacy i was at berg associates. see larry, great, have you on the show again, that western need is quinton to blame, right? as we know, 3 months ago about this pipeline. but now that sort of privately is missing, that there's no proof to it. why, why they use winter winter has come to europe. see also that the game of thrones made real winter was coming. it's clear. you've got countries that don't have adequate energy. they're freezing. they're having to cut down for us. there are economies are shrinking, and they recognize that ukraine is losing the war. you've had a number of remarkable admissions over the last week and a half, including from the general's lose money in general, sir, sky of ukraine, where basically they are admitting that russia can mobilize and train its troops faster than they can. that whatever support nato is providing is inadequate, both in terms of training personnel and providing weaponry and supplie

also seems so quite likely that the british navy was directly involved in this incident as well. we spoke with a former c, i a analyst, very johns, and he told us that europeans may not like the findings of an on biased pro. the blot every attempt to actually do an independent investigation because i, i think they're afraid of what they're going to find out. it was laughable from the beginning. the only countries that had a vested interest in seeing that pipeline destroyed were the united states. and the united kingdom, even though the united states is profiting from it, europe is still struggling to heat itself and to keep its fact resulted. got countries that don't have adequate energy, there freezing or having to cut down for us. there are economies or shrinking. i think that's really causing some of the other european states to start having some genuine soccer thoughts because they recognize united states is not going to come out on top of this. nato was not going to come out on top of this. iran has accused us of waging a destructive campaign against it. the iranian a foreig

organization and leadership and a critical delay in launching the attack led to a fiasco when the british navypart of it showed up at the mouth of penobscot bay on. august 14th and included among its complement was a 64 gun warship. it was a complete rout in. the end 16 american ships were burned by their own men to keep them from falling into the hands of the enemy and the rest captured or sunk. as for the men, soldiers and sailors alike, they bolted into the woods and tried. to find their way back to new hampshire and massachusetts before starving and apparently it was quite an amazing scene because most of the american ships had cannons on board that had been primed, firing against the fort. but instead, when they were lit, the ships were lit. the cannons exploded, adding to the fireworks. how many died during the siege of penobscot? and their precipitous flight is a matter of dispute with estimates ranging from serious 33 to a high of nearly 500. and many have labeled this most devastating naval defeat the united states suffered up until the japanese attack on pearl harbor on december seve

revolution eve think that we americans had serious chance of winning ou dependence against the might british navy and everythin else, of course he did who does that sound like i moscow so history is new again, and i we really believe what we sa and emboldening democrac around the world, trying t help those who are fighting fo this because it helps all of us, that is another point that zelenskyy meant as well. >> what a week we are grateful that you hav been with us to interpret it for us in realtime, and -- my honor thank you my friend, nbc new presidential historian and author of the important book president of war after the break, we will tal about one of the mos surprising things we learned from don trump's tax returns this week with a member th house committee who voted to release those tax returns, plu could the tide be turning in ukraine, we will provide som historical context to ukrainia presidents volodymyr zelenskyy's american visit and his speech before congress including what it means for th future of war and the fight fo democracy. also coming up at the top of the hour i am very excit

they calculated that since the commissioning in 2019, the pride of the british navy had been in servicere on campaigns. and now the giant ship is in the dock for propeller repair, and for the breakdown of the joint exercises scheduled for autumn this year with colleagues from the united states and canada broke down, this is far from the first serious malfunction , according to the publication by the british command. we are deeply disappointed with the technical condition of the aircraft carriers. britain plans to limit the flow of migrants, according to local media, the ministry of the interior has developed a document according to which citizens of the kingdom will have to prove a high level of income before inviting non-british relatives to live with them the same applies to employers who hire foreigners. they should increase the minimum wage, all these measures, according to the police, should reduce the flow of refugees entering, who are forced to keep the british treasury only in hotels. for them, £7 million is spent daily. further news of the regions, do not switch. the capital re

delegates whose name john pettit, which coincidentally actually the name of one of my ancestors, was a british navy lieutenant and privateer, i think privateer is the more politically correct way to say what he engaged during his career and back in the 1700s. but this delegate pettit made comments during a debate over proposed clause in the state constitution that would have prohibited the by then ubiquitous practice of of gerrymandering. and he was quoted as saying during the debates, i criticizing his opponents for constantly gerrymandering, the state, and maintaining that this was the way that the word should be pronounced with the soft g. one of the things that i found most surprise thing when researching the history this topic was not only did gerrymandering not originate with elbridge gerry, who famously was the governor of massachusetts. in 1812, he had been finally elected to that office after running five times without success and after finally being elected governor of massachusetts since he found himself frustrated by divided government, in particular, the majority that his political opp

also, according to the service, the british navy participated in the planning for the provision and implementationist attacks in baltic sea on september 26 at the nord stream one and nord stream 2 gas pipelines. however, the winds of significant changes may well rise in the western you. on november 8, elections were held in the united states to both houses of parliament, the lower ones are now for the republicans and the elephants have already initiated an audit of financial assistance, which the democrats generously allocated to ukraine, let me remind you, we are talking about fifty billion dollars in the pentagon. the white house nervously scratches the back of its head the white house reacted rather sharply to this the pentagon was quick to admit that there was no system of control over during the 10 months of the conflict , it was not possible to properly create weapons. the us military inspected only 10% of the deliveries of weapons that reached ukraine. moreover, the checks took place on the territory of poland before crossing the ukrainian border. approach the line. front. the inspectors do

february 17, 1919, the action of blockade of the baltic sea coast can be easily carried out by the british navyns in the direction of petrograd, they can be planned as the completion of the offensive of the estonian troops, which recently resumed from the regions and narva, it may seem that the british apologize to the deceived allies in the entente, and promise that the swift estonians are about to take , petrograd however, when on the night of june 13, 1919, an anti-soviet mutiny began in the ports kras and gray horse, the british fleet did nothing to help the rebels throughout 1919, the british constantly increased their naval grouping in the baltic sea and periodically engaged in battle with the bolsheviks, but usually only in those cases when serious the reds could not transfer forces to this front as the main battles were fought on land. as a result, at the end of december 1919. the british squadron left the gulf of finland, considering themselves the winners, and the estonian government only it remained to make peace with the bolsheviks, securing their independence from russia in front o

more than a0 people were rescued, in a joint operation by air and sea, conducted by the british and french naviesome of them were airlifted to hospital. the incident comes a day after the british prime minister announced new measures to stop illegal crossings from france. mark easton reports. the mayday call came around 3am — dark and below freezing, an extraordinary rescue effort to save the lives of dozens of migrants in a sinking dinghy in the middle of the english channel. a fishing boat first on the scene, pulling people from the stricken inflatable. men, women and children screaming for help. rnli lifeboats, the royal navy, french navy and coastguard helicopter joined the operation. with daybreak, the search for survivors intensified, rescue teams trying to spot anyone in the cold waters of the channel. but within a few hours, it became clear the search was for bodies. and later, one of those who didn't make it was brought ashore at dover. lifeboat crews tried to resuscitate some survivors on the quayside. a helicopter took one adult victim to the william harvey hospital, in ashford, where

was john pettit which coincidentally is actually the name of one of b my ancestors proposed a british lady navy lieutenant and privateer. i think privateer is a more politically correct way to say would engage in during his career back in the 1700s. but this delegate, john pettit main comments over a debate over proposed clause of the constitution that would have prohibited by then the ubiquitous practice of gerrymandering. he was quoted as saying during the debate criticizing his opponents were constantly gerrymandering the state in maintaining that this was the way the word should be pronounced with a soft g. one of the things i found most surprising when researching the history of this topic was that not only did gerrymandering originate famously was the governor of massachusetts 1812. he had been finally elected to that office after running five times without success. and after finally being elected governor of massachusetts he found himself frustrated by divided government. secular veterans held in the state at the time. garrett was a democratic republican. he had aligned himself with the

dozens of others were pulled from the water by the british and french navies, coastguards and fishermeneaths highlight the government's failure to provide safe routes for migrants. for all its recent success, south korea has a dire record on women's rights. it has the worst gender pay gap of any wealthy nation country, and men dominate its boardrooms and politics. but rather than promising to tackle the issue south korea's new president wants to close its ministry for gender equality, leaving women fearing they could be about to lose their hard—fought gains. our seoul correspondent jean mackenzie has sent this report. there are details that some viewers may find distressing. many women in south korea are angry. the new president here has claimed structural sexism is a thing of the past. but you need only scratch the surface to reveal shocking discrimination. when eunice started herjob as a clerk at a major bank, she was told to make the lunch and wash the hand towels in the men's bathroom. they said, "this fell to me as the newest female member of staff." i said, "wouldn't it be better

more than a0 people were rescued in a joint operation by air and sea, conducted by the british and french naviesds who were searching in the area circled. over 30 people were pulled from the water by the crew of a fishing boat — some of the survivors were then airlifted to hospital near dover. today's incident comes a day after the prime minister announced new measures to stop illegal crossings from france. our home editor mark easton reports. the mayday call came around 3am — dark and below freezing, an extraordinary rescue effort to save the lives of dozens of migrants in a sinking dinghy in the middle of the english channel. a fishing boat first on the scene, pulling people from the stricken inflatable. men, women and children screaming for help. rnli lifeboats, the royal navy, french navy and coastguard helicopterjoined the operation. with daybreak, the search for survivors intensified, rescue teams trying to spot anyone in the cold waters of the channel. but within a few hours, it became clear the search was for bodies. and later, one of those who didn't make it was brought ashore at dover.

the jointairand sea than a0 people were rescued in the joint air and sea operation by the british and french naviester announced new measures to stop illegal crossings from france. a warning that there are distressing images in this report from the start. the mayday call came around 3am — dark and below freezing, an extraordinary rescue effort to save the lives of dozens of migrants in a sinking dinghy in the middle of the english channel. a fishing boat first on the scene, pulling people from the stricken inflatable. men, women and children screaming for help. rnli lifeboats, the royal navy, french navy and coastguard helicopterjoined the operation. with daybreak, the search for survivors intensified, rescue teams trying to spot anyone in the cold waters of the channel. but within a few hours, it became clear the search was for bodies. and later, one of those who didn't make it was brought ashore at dover. lifeboat crews tried to resuscitate some survivors on the quayside. a helicopter took one adult victim to the william harvey hospital, in ashford, where he later died. another adult also receive

for the statement of the ministry of defense on the involvement of the direct specialists of the british navy , which also happened along with the earlier terrorist attack on nord stream. royal marines took part in secret operations. this was acknowledged for the first time by a senior lieutenant general. robert magowan said that the military maintained confidential operations in an extremely sensitive environment. he also added that the mission involved a high level of political and military risk in an article for the official publication of the royal marines. he described how 360 marines and 45 teams were sent to escort diplomats from the british embassy earlier this year when it became clear that russian troops were preparing for an invasion. the troops then returned to kiev in april to protect the embassy as britain wanted to re-establish its diplomatic relations with ukraine after president putin withdrew troops from the ukrainian capital in both phases the team supported other stealth operations in an extremely difficult environment and high levels of political risk. written by mogovany

rescue capabilities of ukrainian units, seaking helicopters were previously used by the british air force and the navyaced by others, and the united states will purchase for ukraine sets of export automated artillery fire control systems, they are used in the new m-142 himers missile systems, according to the contract posted on the public procurement portal of the us government, ukraine will receive 18 such sets, this is a network of computer workstations that process and exchange information and then transmit data from the forward observer. to the unit that provides fire support, i will remind you that in september, the pentagon announced the transfer to ukraine on the 18th m-142 himers jet systems are installations of new production and not weapons from the reserves of the us army about international support and assistance about the changes that have befallen ukraine during the last ten months, but how the war and aggression of russia affected the whole world, the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi spoke in the verkhovna rada with the annual message, the speech of the head of state talked abou