allan sometimes for friends i think almost all the time i met allan in.the environmental studies that sorry, the environmental society class that he taught as a transfer student. it was the first class i had taken after i decided to be an environmental studies major at the new school. it was a formative experience for me, as many people have said. allan is a tremendous teacher. he says that nobody writes a book alone, nobody is a research alone. i've and i've i've been working with allan for alan on this book, for the better part of a decade now. it's actually eight years since graduating. and it has been such an to work with him and really feels a continuation of his pedagogy and his wisdom and his telling me to shut up. so it's. so i'm really excited to be here to launch the book at the new school and to celebrate alan's work and to not shut up for a while. i so after i graduated, alan brought me on. it was a kind of bait and switch and he brought me on work on a book about ashley montague, which was going to be the next that alan was well is maybe well

. >> we allan we to level that will there will be an think that's the deliver earlyowever w we a deliverablejnato membership ukraine an invitation when there is a political wil that they are ready, with the rest of the alliance o. because additional. this is ready like a philanderer swe process solely based on ratification and it could happen as quickly as humanly possible. what does that mean? support forra equipment logistics, force, defe nato interoperability, support for mobilization manpower elements for ukraine has on the battlefield, one of the biggest challenges to bring it into the military and train them to get them to the front line and search their time on the sustainable process and all that goes into a military personnel or manpower system. ukraine does not have that so we need the there will be a political senioo official process politically with ukrainians#% the financial that is still being worked but will buildup the comtment was made as alliance of the last couple years. toble levels of funding. he wants to project this will be a forever war want to ensure ukraine is able b

well, my conversation - with allan little, the election. yeah., aren't they? i yes, of course they are reactingl to the, the backdrop, the weather makers that are the opinion polls. of course they are. and they have their own private polling, their own returns- from the knocking on the doors and all that kind of stuff, - all of the data that they have, but they're also still trying - to shape the mood and shape the mood of those who might be tempted - to vote for them. so it's all part of the kind of psychology of the lasti day, isn't it? even though it is worth emphasising, it was still quite a thing to hear- from a cabinet minister on the radio the day before a general election. i but has mel stride made himself unpopular with conservative foot soldiers and conservative candidates and other, recently, conservative mps? i mean, when you speak- to conservatives, they depending on which ones you speak to, they have a range of people | who they might put up on their sort of league table of colleagues - to be unpopular with. i think, broadly speakin

let us continue our discussion now with our panel lanhee chen, caroline heldman, and allan lichtman, loni, i'm going to start with you. i interviewed kamala harris when she was the district attorney in san francisco many moons ago. and then of course, she moved on to higher office in california how would you describe what she was like back then well, look, i think she's had a little bit of an evolution, her own political career obviously, she's had various points at which she has been maybe a little bit more conservative, particular on criminal justice issues and over time, i think she's gotten probably more progressive as the base of her party's gotten more progressive. >> but there are still some things from her california history that will haunt her for example, the decision not to pursue the death penalty for a slain police officer in san francisco in 2004, even amidst opposition from her own party, the likes of senator dianne feinstein for senator dianne feinstein, for example, who who argued at the officer's funeral in front of kamala harris, its face that frankly the death pen

bass predictions on something like this, it's a black swan if you will lani, can caroline heldman, allan lichtman. what we want we have been in very worst positions for incumbent party's george hw bush down 17 points, came back to win by at a 20 five five-point swing in the polls. biden is not down close to that. >> harry truman, 36% approval, won by five points in the general election, brought it in a democratic house and a democratic senate. >> and you notion this guy being physically able, not able to perform so worst kind of ageist and ableism. yes, he does have a small disability gutters. he's not quick on his feet. he makes gaffes. >> he always has now been what you saw is insult. >> let me finish. is insulting to the tens of millions of americans with similar small disabilities who do their job extremely well as as john by not a single critic has said, oh, it's supposed deficiencies have led to a bad presidency has been one of the best president of the modern era. >> great agreed, but apparently we saw very different debate and we're assessing a very different joe biden. i've been

air, all you're doing pretty laundry out in the public. >> a powerful message from allan lichtman. many thanks for joining us, pushing it my great pleasure. >> thank you india's prime minister is visiting moscow for the first time since russia's invasion of ukraine. >> what this means for new delhi's ties with oscar. that's next i love milwaukee. cnn is live from milwaukee as republicans unite behind their nominee, his vp and their plan to take back the white house, follow cnn for complete coverage. the republican national convention starts next monday at 8:00 on cnn a heart attack. >> do they have life insurance know but we have life insurance john, i'm trying to find something we can afford fortunately, in only a few minutes, select poll found john a $500,000 policy for only $29 a month and his wife and a bipolar thousand dollars policy for only $21 a month go to select quote.com now and get the insurance your family needs price. >> you can afford. select quote, we shop you save 48% of americans don't get enough magnesium, which is vital for bone, nerve, and muscle health. i reco

there allegedly was a huge plot infiltrated by a guy called allan pinkerton who found the detective agency bearing his name. pinkerton and his men and woman , who was very effective allegedly foiled this lot and they got lincoln through baltimore in a night train and no one knew he passed through the city. i have looked through this a good deal and i do not think that this part was nearly as large and as dangerous as it has made out to be there were several books recently written about it, but nonetheless, it is a good thing to know about the maryland civil war story. in april 1861 we have what is called the pratt street riot. many of you are probably familiar with this. these are, at the time, not union strips but state militia troops who are responding to a proclamation from lincoln of 75,000 troops to arrive in washington to help protect the capitol . this is after the surrender of ft. sumner a few days prior and lincoln was very worried about confederate troops moving into dc from virginia. washington was very poorly defended. these troops, they are often called unions troops, they wer

at this moment what dominates is when allan bloom calls soft relatives of -- relativism. students were encouraged to believe there is no ultimate good, no final truth. there were not quite postmodern but most students roughly accepted the established order. they thought it needed to be changed here and there but even this was what bloom called gentle relativism is not really relativism. such matters as classical philosophy, even the essential claims of the american republic were treated as a child who tells stories that series people do not believe. a third moment was recorded in a book by harvey silver glade and published in the late 1990's. the late 1990's, 25 years ago, a book called the shadow university. the book is about the trail on american campuses of the basic principles of a liberal immunity, a community that protects free speech and due process. it is a long book that documents case after case of universities throughout the country where faculties and administration attack or fail to defend abuses of academic freedom and of due process and various disciplinary

. >> reporter: for example, this edgar allan poe collection includes a cover created by artisan john sullivan that features a bust of the author made out of crushed bricks from his actual home. woodworker jonathan enzalone created a box for sea of cortez made from the boat john steinbeck sailed in. today lake is putting the final touches on octavia butler's 1979 classic "kindred" with artwork from renowned sculpture allison sarr, priced at $1,300, their clientele including libraries, museums, and collectors like melinda hightower, a banker from san francisco, who recently joined the board of directors. >> some people will look at this and think $1,300 for a book. >> i think that's certainly a fair reaction, but i don't think of it that way. i think of it as 5,000 hours per book. >> reporter: lake says the enduring demand of hand printed books speaks volumes. >> that kind of tactile experience is something i think people are hard wired to search out. >> reporter: and he'll be the first to tell you that sometimes it's perfectly fine to judge a book by its cover. >> very clever. the nex

here's allan little.ety. the first was the labour landslide of 19115. put labour in. vote conservative — socialism must win. it brought swathes of the economy into public ownership — coal, steel, shipbuilding. it vastly extended the welfare state. it built millions of council houses. it founded the national health service. in this new society, levels of social and economic inequality fell dramatically. the conservatives came to accept much of this as a new reality, and a cross—party consensus formed that lasted nearly a0 years. the second transformational election was mrs thatcher's victory in 1979. she, too, would use her mandate to build a new kind of britain. the heavy industries were swept away, to be replaced by all of this — an economy based on services and especially finance. council houses were sold off and so were the public utilities. the market — not the state — would propel this new britain. under tony blair, new labour came to accept much of this new reality and a second cross—party consensus

host: we are talking with professor allan lichtman of american university.u have a question or comment for him, you can start calling in now. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. professor, let's talk again about those 13 keys. you just ran through some of them, but talk about who is winning which key right now. where do things stand? guest: right now the transition from joe biden to kamala harris, the democrats lost one key, the incumbency key. but a recommendation i have been making for some time, they did not preserve the internal party contests key because the party seems to be rallying behind harris. as we talk here, the democrats, the white house party. keys are tallied against or for the white house party, nothing challenger. the white house party, the democrats, are down three keys. they lost u.s. house seats in 2022. obviously the incumbency key because it is now an open seat election. and the incumbent charisma key because harris so far has not emerged as a franklin roosevelt. three more keys would h

elections really work. >> i know you pay close attention and we will be talking to you throughout allan lichtman. thank you so much for joining us. appreciate it and as we continue to discuss this this potentially historic decision from the supreme court, you're seeing lives pictures there of the court where the nine justices are expected to rule on whether or not a president has immunity. four presidential act and people across celebrate go four is in america as the july 4th, 70s dirt on the ulna godaddy arrow helps you get your business online in minutes with the power of ai, with the perfect name. a great level, and a beautiful website. just start with the domain a few clicks and you're in business make now the future at godaddy.com slash arrow at granger, we know dealing with the unexpected as part of your job description. and we're here to help with professional grade supplies plus same-day pickup and next day delivery on most orders, call could bring your.com or just stopped by a granger for the ones who get it done it won't be hard to find someone to fix this. >> but before i sta

host: we are talking with professor allan lichtman of american university.u have a question or comment for him, you can start calling in now. democrats, (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents, (202) 748-8002. professor, let's talk again about those 13 keys. you just ran through some of them, but talk about who is winning which key right now. where do things stand? guest: right now the transition from joe biden to kamala harris, the democrats lost one key, the incumbency key. but a recommendation i have been making for some time, they did not preserve the internal party contests key because the party seems to be rallying behind harris. as we talk here, the democrats, the white house party. keys are tallied against or for the white house party, nothing challenger. the white house party, the democrats, are down three keys. they lost u.s. house seats in 2022. obviously the incumbency key because it is now an open seat election. and the incumbent charisma key because harris so far has not emerged as a franklin roosevelt. three more keys would h

los canaleros se fueron arriba al 16 con un gol de allan joel saldaña, pero sobre la hora estefano carrillola selección albiceleste estará cerrando su fase de grupos y espera quedarse con el primer lugar de su sector. hasta aquí los deportes. nos vamos a una pausa y ya regresamos. domina la acción fue presentado por toyota. cuando la aventura llama toyota reespond e la bahía, así que tendremos una actualización sobre los esfuerzos que hicieron para restablecer ese servicio. y bueno, hoy es el último día de la feria estatal de california en sacramento. así que durante esta semana, las familias disfrutaron de varias atracciones, carreras de caballos, concursos y mucha comida, por supuesto. y por supuesto, fue el lugar de varios mini conciertos con artistas locales y también de fuera del estado. esta noche, el muy conocido artista musical lupillo rivera, presentará en el escenario principal de cal expo 2024. y bueno, también le contamos que en el condado santa cruz 16.000 personas corrieron hoy en la carrera de wharf wharf o muelle a muelle. es una carrera de 6 millas. empezó cerca del muelle

korea had halted frontline military tensions in a packed with north korea. ukraine says russian miss allan droned, strikes in may pro, have killed at least 5 people, and wounded thousands, the garage hit the city on wednesday morning. your cries, president reloaded him. is the landscape again, appeals to its allies, to supply more ad defense systems, and long range weapons just by the raft of sanctions. russia has continued shipping and selling it's crude oil to the world. the danish straits are a popular transit point for russian oil which helps fund most cars war effort. the new frame, stopping the flow of money depends on stopping these ships. and all the danish government is facing pressure up to take a more decisive action. a shadow, sleet, dark, sleep, ghost fleets, sinister. synonyms, for decrepit, vessels with questionable ownership and an adequate accident insurance, which environmental is say or carrying sanctioned russian oil way too close for comfort in the danish straits. it is extremely serious and it is extremely risky. besides think it's a carrying over a $100000.00 tons of

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consecutivas y hoy se iba a llevar una más con goles de eric tommy arrancando el segundo tiempo, 1 más de allananadá y uruguay nos regalaron un partido bastante entretenido por el tercer lugar. rodrigo betancourt abrió el marcador para la celeste, pero con goles de ismael koné al 22 y de jonathan david al 80. parecía que canadá se iba a llevar el tercer puesto. sin embargo, apareció entonces luis suárez para poner el 2 a 2, enviando entonces el encuentro a los tiros de penal, donde iba a ser alphonso davies el que iba a fallar el penal decisivo para que uruguay se quedara con el tercer piso. pasamos al béisbol de las grandes ligas luego de una muy buena victoria. anoche los gigantes parecían poder volver a la pelea por el comodín de la nacional, pero nuevamente apareció la inconsistencia en la alta de la sexta. carlos santana iba a encontrar este lanzamiento de taylor rodgers y se lo iba a volar la barda para romper el empate a 2. el cuadrangular se iba a ir a revisar, pero al final lo iban a dar por bueno. y con esto santana ha conectado un home run en todos los estadios de las ligas mayores d

i asked the political scientist, professor nicholas allan, for the finding moments of the british election campaign. have been quite a few from where she see not now the wedding announcement when he came out into down the street and said he was going to the country doors. that was, it was very long time ago now, but his side shoulders and then reducing like full size coding show of his attendance the day i can ration coupons as you can imagine street i now do for hours and now i'm seeing that he was gonna run off through i mean study, right? i mean, it's meetings that stand out to really been the negative aspects. i think keeping the pointed to the conservative things that, that really just sort of have a time that trouble recent years and office and now the labor is expected to win in a landslide if we're looking at the poles turning away from the concert of the conservatives. in huge numbers, why is that? i think the it's a new selection is curious in one way in so far as the last time breaks invited, there was an envelope being majority for the conservatives. but the scale of the conser

and from all that time, no joined by political scientist, professor nicholas allan and there was holloway university of london. the professor, what happened the defining moments of this election contained for you whether any have been caught up here from where she said not. now the wet announcement, when he came out into down the street and said he was going into the country doors, that was, it was very long time ago now, but his side shoulders and then reducing like full size coding show of his attendance the day collaboration with you and he's on the phone so you can imagine street, i now do fraud announcing that he was gonna run off through having said he might, i mean it's meetings that stands out to really been the negative aspects. i think keeping the pointed to the conservative things that they've really just sort of have a time that trouble recent as an office. now the labor is expected to win in a landslide, if we're looking at the poles turning away from the concert of the conservatives in huge numbers. why is that? i think the it's a selection is curious in one way, in so far a

the on the pillow and jessica washington, this is the news allan live from don't coming off in the next 60 minutes. the u. s . supreme court rules in the donald trump case, the former presidents do not have immunity from prosecution unofficial acts. but the supreme court has ordered a lower court to decide how to apply the various incomes, case limousine chances of a trial before the presidential election. trump has coals the decision a big win for democracy. israel's heavy bombardment of hon unit is continued.

allan, it’s time to say goodbye to our audience, so, olympic champion, honored master of sports alla,e, thank you, thank you. here, alla, i will ask you to stay. alla, what was the most difficult question for you today? maybe, i had to remember steve from the school curriculum. what surprised you about the children? how did you surprise me? well, probably with your own questions that are of interest to you. alla, today you managed to answer 61 questions. tell me, if we call you again, will you agree to come? yes, i agree. well, now i turn to ours. young audience, do you think that our guest today was as frank as possible with you, raise your hands, who thinks so, i believe that alla never collected for us, since her answers were as clear and interesting as possible, i believe that alla - a sympathetic and kind person, for whom there are no barriers in life, i believe that alla was honest, because in front of such an audience it is quite difficult to lie, and who thought that alla was still... a little disingenuous, something... then she didn’t finish, she was hiding something from you

el otro tanto fue obra de allan mozo. al vencer al atlético san luis, mientras que puebla y león empataron con un entretenido 2 a 2. mañana, el actual campeón, américa, visita a tigres en el partido de la fecha en las grandes ligas se jugó el all-star game de 2024, donde hubo representación tanto de los san francisco giants como de los oakland ice. la victoria fue para la liga americana, 5 carreras por 3. logan webb lanzó un episodio en donde permitió 3 carreras y ponchó a 1. elliot ramos tuvo su turno y se regresó al dogout tras 3 strikes, la figura del partido fue el de los atléticos mason miller, quien además de llevarse la victoria, se dio el lujo de ponchar a shohei otani y retirar a 1 más. bueno, regresando al tema selección mexicana, obviamente la noticia del día en el mundo del deporte que nos interesa, sobre todo en el área de la bahía por la gran comunidad mexicana, no se apostó un proyecto a futuro y la directiva pues decidió irse. vamos, no decir por lo seguro, pero por la experiencia del vasco aguirre. bueno,

number is place of the page the, [000:00:00;00] the pedal um elizabeth vaughn, and this is the news. allan live from dog hawk coming off in the next 16 minutes. now a country has voted decisively fold shape. yes, dominated itself is the you case of the prime minister and the system named his cabinet to and i'm such a connection, victory for the navy policy, iranians because they've valid for the countries next president.

we will suffer greatly because of his presidency. allan fisher is in washington dc, as the republicans will have to change tactics if come on harris is to become the democratic presidential candidate. and i'm hearing from some republicans that they're going to an american terms flooding the zone, which means essentially they're going to go on all low to attack against pamela harris to try and disable her at a very early stage. they want to attack cars that are going to tire. the problems that the board does are going to say she knew about job items. the client in is condition and did nothing about it as they're going to save the problems with a emigration. and inflation can also be traced to the bite and hottest white house, and they're going to spend a lot of money doing this. i'm doing it very quickly. but i'm also hearing that the democrats have raised throwing $75000000.00. so it's the a nice meant that joe biden was going to step down. and so we're going to see a lot of political lads a lot of post during and a lot of talking. they're going to try and stop coming behind us before

believe that's the only may be child needs a deep reform allan way, connie, i'll just say, you know what, campbell, the democratic republicans school to you as authorities. a warning that stone barrow could regain strength and hit texas as a category to hurricane barrel was downgraded to a tropical storm after hitting mexico. the sea and human resource hungry residents of gloom, mainly low income indigenous mayans. wait patiently in line, while soldiers prepare a meal of fish to rice and beans, the only food most would have eaten since before hurricane barrels mexico's, you could ton peninsula don't on friday i, in on thursday night the come.

the visiting uruguayan midfielder allan medina opened the scoring in the 12th minute, but decided everything in this match. who is led by another legend - the spaniard cesc fabrigas, then this team is in last season took second place in the italian serie b and reached the top division. exciting spins, spectacular tricks and a whole sea of ​​emotions. one of the most spectacular and dynamic water sports. here riders glide along the wave. following the towing boat, the next qualifying stage of the wake surfing world championship took place in moscow. details in the report by maria rumentseva. 50 of the best riders on the planet, 10 countries, the waters of the stragin floodplain of the moscow river, it was here that the fifth century of surfing cup took place, a stage of the world series, at kanu, tickets to the world championships in geneva. sun, air, water, adrenaline, it’s all here, it couldn’t be any other way. for 4 years in a row, this stage of the world series has been recognized as the best by the international voysurfing federation. and every time the head of the association, john shi

now three-month-old allan needs help, the baby has a rare pathology, margarita shkoroburova, more detailse: the baby’s forehead protrudes strongly forward, and his temples seem to be depressed. normally, the suture between the frontal bones closes in children from 8 months to 3 years, but in alan this process began too early, the bones had already fused. the consequences can be severe; possible outcomes include loss of vision, hearing and mental retardation. the diagnosis was made in may, and the parents still cannot come to their senses. the child was long-awaited, of course, it took a long time to get to this point, when we heard about the diagnosis, it was very scary, it was difficult. well, accept this, perhaps he does not have enough space for brain growth, alan has metopic suture synostosis, trigonocephaly, the child is prescribed surgical treatment, reconstruction of the bones of the vault and the base of the skull using self-absorbable materials. the operation must be carried out in the near future, the head will take an anatomically correct shape, the boy will grow and develop no

. >> allan, you're going to stay on? >> i just have two things to say, folks, number one, i am in awe of the strength and courage of this remarkable client that i've had the privilege of representing since day one. and number two, i want to send a message to all of her supporters out there: your support was invaluable. we are touched and we ask for your continued support. i'm not from texas, like my colleague here, i'm a boston kid, but i'll repeat what he said which is we ain't got no quit. thank you. >> deadlocked jury, judge had to declare a mistrial. they came to the judge on friday, sent them back and this is where things ended up, jacquie. >> and it was fascinating to watch. thank you for being with us today. >> thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> i'm jacquie heinrich. "the story" starts right now. >> martha: thank you very much, sandra and jacquie, good afternoon, everybody, i'm martha mccallum and this is "the story." president donald trump calling it a big win for democracy. the supreme court ruling he h

and i said, oh i know this incredible obsession that theodore roosevelt had edgar allan poe, you know, he so theodore in 1878. big year him in february his beloved father dies just interestingly you know your father dies when you're age 20 and you already consider him a hero. he's going to rise to a new echelon of importance in your memory. another reason that i think many diminished over time and then in august of 1878, edith has turned 17. she's eligible wed they go picking water lilies. they take a rowboat together and then they ascend. this ironically named home tranquility because the roosevelts were there, it was anything but tranquil. and. and something happens on august 22nd, 1878. it's lost to history. and theodore and edith will only talk of it briefly in their lives they'll take the secret to their graves, but they have a rapturous, horrible split. everyone thinks they're going to get married, thinks they're going to be engaged, and and instead they split up. and later theodore will say to, bambi, i suppose we, had and i suppose we have tempers far from being the best. and

alicia: i am allan lichtman. eric shawn and i felt neville are off today but urging biden to step aside that vice president kamala harris leave the democratic ticket they say harris is better equipped to take on former president donald trump in november still biden exists he will stay in the race met his latest campaign stop was in harrisburg, pennsylvania that is where at lucas tomlinson is reporting live at this hour. hi lucas. >> is some democratic lawmakers may be turning on president biden, senator j john fetterman from right here in pennsylvania is not one of them he kicked up a small rally and impromptu rally at union hall of course a pennsylvania battleground state. president biden took the mike and spoke to a crowd of a few hundred here at that union hall where he took on donald trump. >> trump was to give another 5 trillion-dollar tax cut over the next five years. no, i am not joking. you know what we are going to do? stop and spend that money on childcare. no, i mean it or send that money on elder care

. >> allan, you're going to stay on?umber one, i am in awe of the strength and courage of this remarkable client that i've had the privilege of representing since day one. and number two, i want to send a message to all of her supporters out there: your support was invaluable. we are touched and we ask for your continued support. i'm not from texas, like my colleague here, i'm a boston kid, but i'll repeat what he said which is we ain't got no quit. thank you. >> deadlocked jury, judge had to declare a mistrial. they came to the judge on friday, sent them back and this is where things ended up, jacquie. >> and it was fascinating to watch. thank you for being with us today. >> thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> i'm jacquie heinrich. "the story" starts right now. >> martha: thank you very much, sandra and jacquie, good afternoon, everybody

extent that he did, didn't exactly provide the most balanced perspective, including you know, i wish allan nevins were alive or. yes, yes, bruce catton would have been mcpherson. i was reading the bruce catton grant takes command. someone gave it to me right before i went to the shoot. yeah, it was really great. well, ladies and gentlemen, i hope that you now see why we kept trying year, year after year, to get this great emeritus on this stage in this great location here, which is so tied again to the movement that helped to win the civil war in the end. and to add to this. 262nd birthday celebration of america's ulysses. thank you very much. i appreciate appreciate.

edgar allan. said, one of his early short stories, first published in 1844, in a fictional situated to south and west of charlottesville, virginia he this short story, the ragged mountains. and it's an interesting story partially because it's only short story that poe set in virginia, despite having attended here or in at that point virginia. those hills those ragged according to the main character the story a place of dreary icily and were steeped in a quote solitude that seemed absolutely virgin. the narrator feared that the feared the area because of local regarding the uncouth and fierce races of men who tenanted groves and caverns this early gothic of appalachia touches two themes that would become mainstays of outside perceptions of the region and its people. first, the mountains are geographically isolated and this is this becomes a key factor in the development of the the hillbilly. second the geographic isolation of the region, the people of the mountains, more energy, pre-modern traditio

our our, you know, roosevelt and, churchill working together, you know, and eisenhower working lord allan brooke, you know, not working with and. you know, i think that that's that's a that's a part of the story that we skip over a lot. now. but, you know, there's a you know, roosevelt got there, but he had a lot of, you know, domestic politics to overcome before he could, you know, throw america into this war the way that america needed to in order to it here and then the yeah, then the new and then, you know, i think we're. done. okay. well, thank you, gentlemen. you both probably know the 2020 saturday evening post article about eisenhower being asked what was the most difficult decision he had to make in his response being. it wasn't go on the six, it was send the paratroopers in the night before because the british air marshal was a senior decision on that said call it off. casualties would be too high. but then they went anyway. and it's been heavily romanticized. and the question is, given the resources hit the beach and given the bombing that went on there, if the paratroopers had

allan president bind, reported we expected to take on a tougher child with the prime minister. you know there's been a ceasefire plan now on the table for a couple of months. will a change in town bring about that much needed breakthrough? and we can hear the full testers from here in the white house and there's new fencing up and a running away from the normal fencing. we have to keep them some distance away that shows the depth of feeling about this here in the united states. i know over in the oval office that meeting on the way it started just about an hour ago. there was a diplomatic start to that meeting both sides complement to one another and then it was the business. we are told that joe biden will bring a different approach to this, that he's going to be a lot stricter with benjamin netanyahu. and these calls to push for the see spot and also help the with the release of those being held captive in guys. but we have had this sort of thing before that the united states is angry with israel, that the united states is putting pressure on the issue. it hasn't reflected a

open convention might work we have an expert established professor of history at marquette university allanchtman welcome to the show. shannon]: him to start with t this. counter to popular belief the rules of the democrat party do not require pledged delegates vote for biden at the convention. party rules require delegates votes reflect the sentiments of those who elected them at the time they cast their ballot too. democrat primary voters he said had one overarching sentiment we need a candidate who will beat donald trump. can you give us a sense of the delegates? what legal obligations or otherwise did they have present biden said. in fact to replace president biden based on history that would be a disaster to have a convention brawl. what do all of these politicians, political operatives and pundits have in common who are calling for biden to leave the ticket? zero track record in predicting elections. they all assured us. hilary clinton was bound to win in 2016. i do have a system 13 keys to the white house, which has been right for 40 years. it shows how disastrous it would be for the