thehe site the airmen would say they could smell flesh burning the dogs and the horses and the people allllthat. and then to say i not only saw tokyo burning but i smelled it. >> so it started people going out in theirng nice close but then germans burning everything theys found. there is a devolution of american policy. >> there is a lot of for fatigue. and then developing the b-29 and the atomic bomb. at cost $3 million in order to manufacture it we built a city in kansas we had to build schools and bowling alleys that is aat level of technological investment we made to defeat the japanese we needed a returnov on that investment. >> . >> it's amazing karaoke is huge in japan and they are awesome. couches and tables and food service producing neutral ground we can meet them there and you can have snacks. [laughter] and you always throw great details into it i didn't know it took at tanker car to fuel a b-29 before admission and i didn't know how to tell them i killed my children and burn them to death is so incredibly well-written. but in 1964 giving him an award. >> actually he helped jap

by that i mean you and i and all the people in this conference we are allll made in her 30s, \40{l1}s{l0}\'40{l1}s{l0}, \50{l1}s{l0}\'50{l1}s{l0}, '60s. our government is borrowing borrowing and borrowing. who's going to pay off that debt? our children and grandchildren. >> host: you mentioned the federal reserve. for about two days in 2020 your phone was blowing up because your nameas was floated. >> guest: it was more like two months. >> host: your name was floated as a potential -- >> guest: i was nominated by president trump. i worked as a senior economic adviser during the campaign and network with himim in an officil capacity while he was president. quick story on this is a called and asked me to be on the federal reserve board. i had never thought about it before and you don't say no to the president, so that iad had o say what's -- i knew with the federal reserve board does but it wasn't really sure the responsibilities of all the governors. what happened was essence i was nominated all of a sudden dash i didn't know at the time when the president asked me to do this that i wo

those years i managed to me a living to support man children to be a dad and working journalist for allll those years to me it feels like i got away with the greatest paper that people would pay me for what i write in my analysis so i am not complaining.d >> you talk about kind of an accelerating sense of people and news outlets telling consumers what they want to hear. talking about the cable news aspect of it it's the most active consumers political news gatherings at its height. the division between a news desk at msnbc, nbc or fox and a programming with of the evening opinion there used to be division or that division seems to be disappearing over time. for people that are not familiar, can you spell that out a little bit? >> the way that it worked when i started at fox, and i think this was the concept of cross cable news you have the news and opinion division and they are two separate things the news pages of the newspaper andsl editorial section so maybe you can detect in the coverage of this outlook versus that outlet but it's supposedo to be basically usda minimum standards. beca

morning i had a couple hundred e-mails in my box all hateful and phone calls and phones were ringing allll day long. i'm not sure how long it took before i got the notices from the state i think it was from july to october and there was a complaint filed right at the beginning. >> when did you realize that the legal troubles were getting really serious? >> right away the two gentlemen came in on a thursday and by the following tuesday, four days later i had been connected from attorneys defending freedom and i knew i wasn't going to have to hire my uncle to defend me. we be getting it forever they are good at this and the right beside me all the way through. they guided me and coached me and advise me and we had a wonderful relationship. >> many people as you say inn te book many people have asked you why not just bake the cake. a lot of christians i feel like today in our culture would just kind of look the other way maybe and make a confession, look i don't want to get into a bunch of legal problems in trouble, i'm just going to bake this cake in his neck would be a big deal and get a lo

first of allll most of them throughout much of his administration were opposed to the domestic new deal, especially robert mccormick and william randolph hearst. hearst has helped roosevelt when the democratic presidential nomination in 1932 but he had turned against the president by the spring of 1934 larger on two issues. he didn't like roosevelt protections for unionson and he didn't like roosevelt taxes on the rich. in his editorials which are often on the front pages of the newspapers hearst blames the new deal for bringing communism secretly to the country. so here's one typical editorial in 1935, against all caps lock key, since we had moved to left we can see the monstrous russian doctrine being applied upgrading, whole population to the level of the least prosperous. is this the newew deal or the nw death? so hearst said that roosevelt's tax plan which would've raised taxes on the 50 wealthiest people in the united states, including him, was essentially communism and could have been devised by a composite personality labeled stalin delano roosevelt. hearst opposition toit roose

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probably a sense that has been uttered, so do allll remember, those of you who did it, you know there's a horizontal line and thenft what goes on the left-hand side of the line? yes, so the dog, the subject, you're right the dog there in between the dog and the verb what happens? if you're saying to yourself or was i when this happened? and may just not of been done ap your school and really doesn't matter, you can have a long and happy life without ever knowing this but for some of us it was a source of great joy, or tear, dipping in which person we are. there's a big line, dog, then eight and then what happens with the grammar homework? you remember what happens next? this is were starting to get more detail. you know, what happens? [inaudible] >> so the, the word though goes on the line after dark. we have a big line going to the horse online, ate and women object, homework. homework, you just go to the line i think of the difference between that and the other line because the homework there, my grammar homework underneath that. okay we not going to have just been all-time on this bu

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they allll thought the same thig which is we've done the heavy lifting.u look at what he says he uses the atomic bomb as a face-saving way out of the war and says they have this new weapon it's going to eradicate our civilization so there is a value he's going to do the first few seconds do you think they've made the decision to go to burning cities? the inner shell was moving in direction and is the credit for the one that decides to swap out our tactics but what's important to remember is the groundwork had begun when the war began. the weapon took they first tested on the soccer field you see the development of the weapon and we also see us testing the new incendiary on the village in the utah desert and 43 so we are seeing, we are testing the city's. of the war planners at that point are beginning to analyze the cities based on the possibility and create target maps by incendiary zones and providing the u blueprint that e ultimately uses so when he comes in he puts the plan in operation but it's been building up to this point all along. it does speed

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i copied allll the time farms go to the bank, borrow money and put it in the dirt and hope months laterrain washi falling, the children with a china and they can pick up something to go pay their bills. you can make it okay living for 20 years being a farmer. you can have one bad year and lose everything. so the safety net is incredibly important. it's always been a bipartisan bill that changed dramatically in the next four bill that happened after 2010 and when we make these policy discussions especially in washington, d.c. there is no billpe that's perfet ever.ve i wish it was but you you ar going to make everybody happy and this farm bill was incredibly important that we keep enough votes to get it pushed forward through the house to keep that safety net in place so that we didn't have china controlling our food supply. we didn't have other countries growing it for us and having as reliant on those imports. and it was a very, very good responsible bill. the problem was ase a no work requirements on food stamps was going to cause a lot of the democrats to bail. they weren't going to s

a allll in all, we're supporting thirty five candidates in twenty five stops in 17 states. and i got to tell ishaan, we're seeing energy, we're seeing passion. seeing ene are ready to throw te lunatics out who have done sohet much damage to the country.i thn i think we're going to see an historic election in november. l ted cruz will be checking in utah. thank you for bein g with . >> all right. and straight ahead tonight, reports say that investigators now have enough to charge zero experience biden. bu actually indict him? and why are they ignoringing the most part othf hunter's laptop from ? judge jeanine, congressman jim jordan. jim jordan. >> they give us their take that. straight ahead. yo rick, herhey, i just got a tm my sister. my sister. you remember rick , her neighbor ? >> sure. he's the seventy six year old guy who still runs marathons. >> sadly, not anymore. >> wow .e we? so sudden we're not about toe c have the we need life insurance conversation. >>ab again, are we know we're having though we are getting coverage so we don'tut it off o is >> conversation. the

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