both benedict arnold and benjamin lincoln are generals that have those traits. gates is to the new england militia really likes gates as well mainly because of his work early in the war up around boston. they likest gates cearley the key american commanders at the end when this is all said and doneid we got the primary commander of course gates commander of the army and his two major subordinates benjamin lincoln and benedict arnold. i don't think it's any surprise that all three of them work very, very well with the militia. >> we have another compliment from walter he thanks you for your service in a very interesting talk. he's looking forward to reading the book. also thanks myself with monticello it's really a privilege of course for us. i have to say in my time at west point i was enormously impressed by the american army. in the officers there. i'd happen to coincide the first iraq war. be happy to back at west point. out of harm's way but was quite the opposite was emotionally involved is also impressed by the teaching that are not officers like you try t

both benedict arnold and benjamin lincoln are generals that have those traits. mainly because of his work early in the war around boston. so the key american commanders at the end when this is all said and done, the primary commander and his two major subordinates of benedict arnold i don't think it is any surprise at all three of them work very well with militia for a very interesting talk easily forward to reading the book. it is a privilege for us. so i have to say at west point i was enormously impressed by the american army in the offices they are it did not coincide i would imagine those instructors would be happy to be back at west point out of harm's way but actually it is quite the opposite. >> and to be what those fellow officers are involved with. that they want to be there they are not officers like you met brought in civilians. didn't just try to blame it on the press that they had military lessons. it was just very impressive. >> did any part of the campaign take place at fort william henry? >> that campaign came through the area, especially the lo

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just go to benedicte and start with the sp. this belarus arrest. —— the financial time.ancialtime. quite this belarus arrest. —— the financial time. quite a condemnation across europe. financial time. quite a condemnation across eur0pe-_ financial time. quite a condemnation across europe-— across europe. yes. it seems that whether it — across europe. yes. it seems that whether it is — across europe. yes. it seems that whether it is the _ across europe. yes. it seems that whether it is the uk, _ across europe. yes. it seems that whether it is the uk, france, - across europe. yes. it seems that. whether it is the uk, france, nato, eu, there is real concern tonight that they have been very quick and very fast statements from the phone lines must be absolutely buzzing because this is a very serious incident. it deserves to be headline news for all kinds of reasons. the uk foreign secretary has said this is outlandish action which will have serious implications and he says the uk is alarmed by these reports of the arrest of the journalist. in the circumstances that led to his

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our guestsjoining me tonight are france 24�*s uk correspondent benedicte paviot and the sunday times�settled toward the end of the week at long last because it has been a very wet may for virtually all parts of the uk. but some areas have had nearly 300% of their average may rainfall. and this week is starting on an unsettled note. the rain moving through on sunday, and showers following for the day ahead. this is the area of low pressure that brought that intense rain and strong winds for a time. it has actually become stuck or slow moving across the north of scotland. that will be with us through monday. we can see clearing in eastern areas by dawn, but showers do follow, but under the clearing skies i think the morning could start on a chilly note, perhaps a touch of frost in rural parts of northern ireland and a bright start. a little bit of mist around and that clears. and then sunshine prevails for a time but already the showers in the west are developing more widely, our rain circulating, our area of low pressure moving to the northern isles after a dry start here and after the

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along with their business partner benedict have long thought about. being a lot of business to a few people realize that anxiety disorders are germany's top mental illness affecting about $10000000.00 people each year. and about 5000000 people in this category have a primary diagnosis such as agra phobia social phobia or panic disorder out of politics or with their start up same patient they've developed a form of digital psychotherapy it's to lose a smartphone and virtual reality goggles if some patient and the idea for sim patient and for inverted therapy came from a clinical pilot study with very promising results the idea developed that we could make this easily accessible by using virtual reality via smartphones instead of relying on large scale systems. patients won't be left to fend for themselves they're assigned their own certified psycho therapist companies them throughout the entire affair i would example top the university medical center. is the. finical partner for their v.a.r. therapy here to the digital therapy is seen as promising this

and benedict ruled france and it often gone fishing together on this yacht and so cleveland decided this would be the perfect cover we can have the operation on board the oneida we could just say we're going to sail up to cape cod cleveland. had a summer home on cape cod do some fishing and do the operation on the boat. well having an operation on a boat present certain problems, but nonetheless six doctors were recruited to to perform this operation and they agreed to do it on the boat and on the night of june 30th. 1893 cleveland came to new york in the six doctors themselves also came to new york. the boat was anchored in the east river in the doctors were varied under cover of darkness each of them separately from different peers. so nobody would know what was going on cleveland came on the boat later that night had some cigars. maybe the cigars were the problem here to begin with. had some cigars and then the next morning the boat set sail and sailed into long island sound and it was shortly after 12:00 that cleveland went downstairs. there was a small room below deck that they

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along with their business partner benedict have long thought about. being a lot of business to a few people realize that anxiety disorders are germany's top mental illness affecting about $10000000.00 people each year. and about 5000000 people in this category have a primary diagnosis such as agrah phobia or social phobia or panic disorder out of politics. with this start ups impatient they've developed a form of digital psychotherapy it's to use a smartphone and virtual reality goggles gives them patient and the idea for sim patients and for inverted therapy came from a clinical pilot study with very promising results the idea developed that we could make this easily accessible by using virtual reality via smartphones instead of relying on large scale systems. patients won't be left to fend for themselves they're assigned their own certified psycho therapist companies them throughout the entire paradigm is on top of the university medical center. and is the clinical partner for their v.a.r. therapy peer to the digital therapy is seen as promising. ep

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i british benedict welcome to news glad you could join us one of the world's most exclusive holiday destinations the maldives is now grappling with the surgeon cause of 1000 cases nearly 1400 new cases were recorded by the island nation on tuesday. a record high that's compared with less than 100 daily cases reported just one month ago last week the maldives decided to temporarily ban travel from several south asian countries as the region faces a massive 2nd wave tourists from other countries with a negative p.c.r. test may still visit the maldives as famed resorts but they are not allowed contact with the local population. and joining me for more now is the minister of state for held in the maldives and acting director general of health services dr sharma thank you for your time dr what is behind this sudden surge in corona virus infections in the maldives. thank you very much. we are in the process of evaluating this sudden surge there are a number of factors we believe is responsible for the current surge one. there are new variants that we are we are concerned about and currently we are. in

newshour weekend special correspondent benedict moran reports. >> reporter: jonathan azzopardi is theaval, a canadian manufacturer based near windsor, ontario. >> how is it running, abe? is it running okay? >> reporter: laval makes parts for hospital beds and components for self-driving cars, but mostly, they make molds. >> that means taking a 25,000 pound piece of steel like this and turning it into a mold, like this, which can sell for more than a million dollars. this part here is a side of a truck, but it could be anything. this part takes about six months to make. about 6,000 hours to make. >> reporter: it's a painstaking process that requires a constant back-and-forth between azzopardi's factory in canada, and engineers from american car manufacturers across the river in detroit. but since march last year, the border has been partially closed, a decision taken by both american and canadian governments to fight the covid-19 pandemic. aside from essential workers like truck drivers, medical workers, and others who regularly cross the border, canada is off limits to temporary visit

explaining why they think they should keep it up 11 responded and b c white house correspondent jeff benedict responded he did so by blocking me on twitter while leaving the false tweet up on corrected that drives a reporter for n.b.c. news which is supposed to be the arbiter of what is real true news blog glenn greenwald because he informed the reporter he was leaving a fake news up on his twitter feed that's a passive aggressive way of saying yes i know i'm reporting false news now please leave me alone if i send people to mislead takes a lot of work. to sum up here the mainstream media regularly report fake news they also regularly and dependently convert fake news they also keep up their fake news tweets even when the said fake news has been proven to be fake news but that's too much to fit on a hoodie so we'll just stick with the mainstream media moving on so why is the 1st state to declare a climate emergency it's kind of surprising they are the 1st since california literally had an entire town go up in flames and louisiana had hundreds of bodies just floating down the middle of their s

perhaps people don't know all that they might have seen the drama documentary about him played by benedictal problem in terms of reporting this story, that's, you know, people have almost made up their minds about him? i almost made up their minds about him? ~ . , almost made up their minds about him? ~' , , . him? i think he is definitely a marmite figure, _ him? i think he is definitely a marmite figure, but - him? i think he is definitely a marmite figure, but i - him? i think he is definitely a marmite figure, but i don't i him? i think he is definitely a i marmite figure, but i don't think that really takes away from the seriousness of what he was saying today, unless you think he was kind of completely lying about it all. for me, watching that testimony, it was so detailed, he is not a totally reliable witness, and you should neverjust reliable witness, and you should never just go reliable witness, and you should neverjust go on the account of one person as to what happened behind the scenes. this is why we really need a full public inquiry, and i think they are right to call for th

and we ll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers france 24's uk correspondent benedictethat's coming up after the headlines. time for a look at the weather with helen willetts. hello. if you're out and about this evening, be aware, we've still got some heavy rain and lively wind. by tomorrow that will be stuck across the north of scotland and instead, plenty of heavy showers and gusty wind, even hail and thunder, will follow on. this is the low pressure that's brought in the rain and strong wind. as it sits across the uk tomorrow it will throw further showers our way. some pretty heavy rain for a few hours for many of us. some lively wind and showers following. through the evening and overnight, the low pressure and the weather front becomes confined to northern and central scotland. we'll have a scattering of showers elsewhere. fairly cool overnight, particularly i think in central areas like northern ireland, with the light wind and clear skies here with a touch of grass frost. showers packing into the west on monday, soon extending further east. the weather front sitt

benedict arnold, is he a truth reader or just someone that wanted a steady paycheck? >> that is kind of the million-dollar question and a lot of biographers looked at that to learn what is going on, he had some legitimate grievances he had been passed over for promotion unfairly, unjustly and when he became the military commander in philadelphia he was prosecuted for it commits treason which thomas paine wrote about they owned a considerable amount of property in new england and if america wound up winning the war, he was going to lose all that property so it was a kind of trade-off. he would lose valuable property but gain the money that the british were going to pay and he could have done probably just as well financially and he remained on the american side. one of the things that's alwayss intrigued me about arnold is that he negotiates with the british through the intermediaries that were important to sir henry clinton and for a long time, clinton didn't know who it was that the intermediaries were talking to. he just knew that it was an important american who mi

thee pope benedict send him a letter but he went to the white house.pe francis got elevated he agreedd to come. it was the happiest day i've seen in the 25 years. democrats, republicans, house, senate and staff. although i was going to announce my retirement i felt you know, this is the happiest i've seen this place. it turns out i did do it the next day. it was a great experience. in the back of my book there is an appendix that outlines the sum of what my staff use to call things i would say far too often and my staff continued to make a list of them. things like it doesn't cost any money to be nice and you can disagree without being disagreeable. i used to tell my colleagues this every day if you do the right thing for the right reason, the right things will happen. well, listen, this was never my purpose in putting this book together but i will say it is a great read. i am a big believer in america and in america's future. we've come a long way and have a long way to go. we have our challenges but they will get interest. we are a great diverse coun

11:30 this evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are france 24's uk correspondent benedicteeputy political editor caroline wheeler. nato has demanded an international investigation after a ryanair plane was forced to make an emergency landing in belarus, allowing the authorities to arrest an exiled opposition activist who was on board. roman protasevich has played a key role during the protests against the authoritarian leader, alexander lu kashenko. the ryanair plane was travelling from greece to lithuania when it was diverted. and in the last hour, it has landed in lithuania. for more let's speak now to moscow our correspondent, sarah rainsford. sera, widespread condemnation on this this evening.— this this evening. really strong lanauuae this this evening. really strong language from _ this this evening. really strong language from leaders - this this evening. really strong language from leaders and - language from leaders and politicians across europe. the uk as well. the foreign secretary speaking out and calling this abhorrent. some politicians describing what has happ

applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand for the playing of "taps" and remain standing for the benedictionord, may we be inspired by the deep sense of loyalty, dedication and commitment of those we have remembered today. renew our faith and allegiance to our nation and each other. lord, bless the families of our fallen, bless our nation's leaders and god bless america. in your loving name i pray, amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, please remain in place as the official party departs and for the departure of the state and territorial flags. >> good monday morning to you. craig melvin here on this memorial day. we are watching president biden and vice president harris and the official party depart arlington national cemetery in what has become an annual tradition. today, we remember the sacrifices of our men and women in uniform who gave their lives for ours. we just heard president biden marking this somber day at arlington national cemetery. the president speaking after the traditional laying of a wretch, saying a prayer at the time of the unknown soldier. this is part of what we just heard fr

pope benedict got elevated and he sent him a letter. he came to washington but he left the white house. when pope francis got elevated, i invited him to address the joint session of congress and he agreed to come. and there's an interesting story i'll just say this, it was the happiest day, i have seen in the 25 years in congress, democrats, republicans, house-senate, the staff, everybody was well-to-do and i was can announce my retirement in november of 2015, i thought the afternoon, this was the happiest i've seen this place, why don't i just do it tomorrow. as it turns out i did do it the next day. i surprised everybody. but i felt good about it and i never had a moment every remorse or resentment. in the back of my book it outlines some of what my staff used to called things that would say a virtual weapon and my staff continue to make a list of this. they agree with and i talked to my colleagues every day, if you do the right things for the right reasons, the right things will happen. listen this is not my plan to save america save

islands 1st serious outbreak has led to a lot that many thought they would never see the news british benedict welcome to did up the news. asia. glad you could join us. china has accused the united states of ignoring science and pursuing political manipulation after president joe biden authorized an investigation into the origins of cove at 19 biden has given us intelligence agencies 90 days to determine if go over 900 spread from animal to human contact or leap accidentally from a chinese la bought a tree. this so called lab leak theory was categorized as extremely unlikely by the world health organization earlier in the chinese officials did refer to this finding. as they took aim at the united states for the newly announced prob, may way here. and there are some in the us who are turning a blind eye to facts and science. as well as the questionable study of the origins of covered 19 companies. and the botched response at home. but i've kept clamoring for additional investigation in china, so the tools, i mean this shows that they don't care about facts or truth and have 0 interest in a seri

with me tonight, france 24's uk correspondent benedicte paviot and the sunday times�* deputy politicalwheeler. great to see you both. talk to you in a moment. first, tomorrow�*s front pages. on the front page of the financial times — the story of the ryanair plane from greece to lithuania diverted to minsk to arrest a belarus opposition activist. the metro leads with the headline �*third immunity�*, as a third of the uk population is now fully vaccinated against covid, and the country passes the milestone of 60 million jabs administered. on the i, the lifting of all covid—i9 coronavirus restrictions next month is "looking good", according to the head of the uk health security agency. the guardian carries the picture of the cable car which tragically fell about 20m on a mountain in northern italy causing the death of 14 people, including at least one child. according to the yorkshire post the government decision to scrap safeguard measures could put thousands ofjobs at risk. the daily telegraph says britain is at risk of replacing the covid crisis with a cancer crisis. more than 300,000

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the idea that an individual gets to define who they are separate from what genesis and benedict tellature of sexuality. this is sold as liberation but in practice it has ended up in pronoun codes and an incredible amount of repression. a more economic example might be the loss of the idea -- again the chamber of commerce, the idea that getting rid of our status traditions which go back to colonial america and intended to help workers and families have some time together, would free us, but in fact, it was freedom for large corporations and it has made our own lives parried and miserable. >> tucker: that's exactly right. sold as liberation turns out to be oppression. sohrab ahmari, i hope we can talk for a much longer. max, for an hour. there is a lot there. appreciate you coming onto my comic and argillaceous on the book. >> thanks, tucker.r. >> tucker: we sent an hour with dave portnoy on "tucker carlson today," it is on foxnation.com. hope you will check it out.se and now, the man who controls 9:00 p.m. in america, the great sean hannity. >> sean: where is he? i can't find him anyw

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reporter joy benedict with the latest details. >> reporter: neighbors woke up to a crime scene tape,stions as word quickly spread that two people were killed inside their home. >> that's sad news. >> reporter: investigators tell us it was a mother and her son who died for >> it's very tragic, i have two sons myself. and we are just really praying for the family. and i'm hoping that they find out exactly what happened. that's what the l.a. county sheriff's department wants to, they first got a call just before 10:00 friday night from a relative inside the house. >> it was a family member, who did not reside at the location could they went to the house to check on their family members, and they found them deceased inside. to the 55-year-old woman entered 23 old son had signs of trauma, which is why investigators are calling this, a homicide. >> we are not sure what weapon was used at this point. >> reporter: detectives say they have been dead for some time point >> it's scary, it's too close to the neighborhood. >> it's sad and very surprising, this is a very quiet neighborhood. >> wha

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along with their business partner benedict have long thought about. being a lot of business to few people realize that anxiety disorders are germany's top mental illness affecting about $10000000.00 people each year. on about 5000000 people in this category have a primary diagnosis such as agra phobia social phobia or panic disorder what up. with best start ups impatient they've developed a form of digital psychotherapy it's tools a smartphone and factual reality goggles if some patient and the idea for sim patient and for inverted therapy came from a clinical pilot study with very promising results the idea developed that we could make this easily accessible by using virtual reality via smartphones instead of relying on large scale systems patients won't be left to fend for themselves they're assigned their own certified psycho therapist companies them throughout the entire affair i was on the top of the university medical center. and is the clinical partner for their therapy here to the digital therapy is seen as promising as is the ep. and it's the

restaurant owner garrett benedict says now that the country is reopening his business, is eager to hit the ground running. instead he's still being forced to operate on a limited schedule because of a lack of workers. we literally do not have the staff to be able to operate five days a week anymore, but the extra $300 unemployment checks won't last forever. as of now, they officially. and for every state september 6th jackie baniyas fox news of the international olympic committee, says the tokyo 2020 games will be held in japan in july. whether or not the country is still in a state of emergency. the announcement was made today the same day that japan's state of emergency was expanded due to the pandemic. expansion was declared just hours after japan approved the use of two more covid-19 vaccines and an effort to try to contain a surgeon infections. japan's health care systems are being described as in turmoil. all of this at a time when the opening of the olympic games is just nine weeks away. the advice we have from w. h o and all of the other scientific and medical advice that we ha

tomorrow's front pages, at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are benedicteent for france24, and caroline wheeler, deputy political editor at the sunday times. now, belarus has forced a ryanair flight to land in minsk where the authorities arrested a leading opposition activist who'd been onboard. the plane was flying over belarus when it was told of an alleged bomb threat and ordered to land, escorted by a fighterjet. the activist on board — roman protasevic — the activist on board — roman protasevich — was then arrested. he is the founder of an online news portal which played a key role during the protests against the re—election of the authoritarian leader, alexander lukashenko. the eu has condemned belarus's actions and will discuss sanctions tomorrow. nato said it was a "serious and dangerous incident", and required an international investigation. one of the advisor�*s to lithuania's president has demanded an explanation from the belarussian government about what happened. on board the plane there were 171 passengers. among them, a belarussian political

for this particular story were a book called the voyage of the peacock two volumes by ship surgeon benedict nor he's on the left there to you and the second cruise was was documented by the ship surgeon on that cruise william rushenberger russian burgers tomb he died in 1895 his his gravestone. is there these two men wrote in great detail about the cruises they wrote obviously about the medical conditions of the cruise and what they did about the terrible diseases that sailors were subject to sailing to different places in a different time in effectively the complete absence of workable medicine. they're very few things that could be diagnosed and very few things that could be cured benja tickler surprising me as you read his books and he wrote a lot of them. he hated the navy he hated his service he liked his commanding officers his fellow officers the conditions under which he worked the rules as a matter of fact, he disliked sailing period and it's a mystery to me why he spent over 30 years as a ship surgeon. very different guy russian burger brilliant hard-working surgeon held sick. cal

_ the recommendations from professor benedict on the need for elections and his— benedict on the needrom moscow, and i think that what— umbrella from moscow, and i think that what we saw over the weekend was a _ that what we saw over the weekend was a symptom of that. i think it is incumbent — was a symptom of that. i think it is incumbent on the international community to keep up the very robust pressure _ community to keep up the very robust pressure as— community to keep up the very robust pressure as far as we can, increase it wherever— pressure as far as we can, increase it wherever we can, and also to use every— it wherever we can, and also to use every mechanism at our disposal. and i every mechanism at our disposal. and i think— every mechanism at our disposal. and i think the _ every mechanism at our disposal. and i think the key difference from what we have _ i think the key difference from what we have seen previously is the actions — we have seen previously is the actions of— we have seen previously is the actions of the lukashenko regime are notjust— actions of the lukash

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