which everyone was waiting for in his memoirs, general bradley complained that the american troops camebe 12 days earlier than the red army and were bored waiting for the late russians, but at the same time forgot to tell that the americans were walking through germany and almost did not meet resistance, the germans surrendered seven divisions, and the burgomasters hurried to hand over the keys to the cities, our troops broke through to elvia, with heavy fighting. they are such a war, and even the american historians themselves note there, well, kind of. the sport was dangerous, well sport. we have there the battle is not for life on us, general alexei zhadov, commander of the fifth guards army, in his memoirs, responded to bradley's lamentations in the same way as the americans. they waited for us for 12 days, and we had them for 2 1/2 years 2.5 years of the red army , waited for the allies to open a second front in europe, and waited until they actually didn’t need it, it’s no coincidence that even the soldiers have such a simple soldier’s joke when they opened american preserves. uh,

yeah, i found a note working with bradley is cambodian archaeologist soapy up me us. yeah. so if we look at it and then look at that, it's almost like perfect test. so pizza, exceptional archaeology. so i can show her a photo and show say, oh, i seen something like that in such and such products. that's an incredible knowledge to have. it's broken the had that for the likes and the body of this fit that is so painful and to see something like that and the sense. ready ready ready ready you just feel like something missing the one name in particular is synonymous with the removal of antiquities from cambodia. douglas latch for is one of the greatest art, saves in history. and many of the statutes of into his hands when 2 museums and private collectors. so they're in people's living rooms in the child's bed rooms, up on the wall. now our mission is to come back to the end. you would choose an expert in buddhist art and literature. a former investment bank, she now volunteers to help find stolen off the back. you can find, tie in cambodia and antiquities easily just looking at

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james bradley, thank you so much for sticking around with us. so let's talk more about this. japan's l. d p, the liberal democratic party, the ruling party in japan is what they say center, right. but others might describe them as, as very, very right leaning, entertaining, some influence from the new pond tag e, which is a powerful, far right lobby group. who are very nationalistic, japan has been almost a single party state since 1945 with pushed from the office of strategic services. and the c a. l. d p has only fallen out of power. weiss from 1993 to 1996 and then from 2009 to 2012 l. d p has ruled almost to the entire time since 1945 minus 6 years. the us even helped push yukio have to yamma, who was the one non l d p out of power in 2010 because he wanted to close the open our base and normalize relations with china. could the us had been preparing for the rise of china for this long? i mean, is the us interest in japan only useful in its position to counter china? japan is useful for one reason. and that is to uh, buy american military eq

that's the analysis of famed author, james bradley. as the island nation struggles with a rapid population decline, japan's military spending increases this week will explore how of so called have success. democracy seems to be bolstering as war capabilities and who's back in the re militarization of japan. all right, let's get into the m. o, the imperial japan was decimated by 2 american nukes in 1945, killing some, 200. $20000.00 civilians, meaning and poisoning thousands more for generations. bear newly assembled democracy and constitution written and implemented by the us outline a proper military force as defined by the americans would prevent any attempt to return to the status quote. fast forward some 50 years. and this island nation rebuilt to become an economic and technological power house. according to the world bank, japan ranks 3rd and it's 2022 report with g d, p. crossing the 5 trillion us dollar milestone back in 2018 and has remained fairly stable and its position ever since. perhaps not coincidentally, since 2018 japa

we'll discuss it when we return more with james bradley said type m o will be right back. the the look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings accept. we're so charters at conflict with the 1st law show you live in to the patient. we should be very careful about visual intelligence. the point obviously is to great trust, rather than ship the job with artificial intelligence. we have somebody with theme and the robot must protect this phone. existence was alexis. the take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real live indians. fixtures, design to simplify will confuse really once a better wills and is it just because it shows you fractured images, present it is, but can you see through their illusions, going underground? can the welcome back to the m. o i manila chance one of the tenets of democracy is that leadership and ruling parties vary with the times. so while japan claims to be a democratic state on paper

so this gives you a sense of some of the things that were on the way out of kimberly lawyer, bradley gordon was i buy the cambodian government, the 28th faith for a single purpose to get back stolen antiquity. i think it's correcting a historical wrong goes way back when the french come in and come back, who went to the temples and took up those sensors are now i think you back in pairs and the scale of the removal really picked up over the decades. american light and sixty's. we start to hear that heads were going now, heads were easier to take out than the whole sculpture. so 7279, we don't care of too many centuries disappearing. there was a tragic chapter of cambodian history where so many people lost their lives under the command ridge. starting the eighty's, we see it pick up again. and by the ninety's, it had become massive, eluding that was going on. they were using metal detectors and it was incredible destruction just taking everything they knew they can get a good price for the. so we're tracking more than 2000 statues at a $105.00, and it seems around the world, maybe abo

host: bradley with the u.s. chamber of commerce is with us until the end of the program today until 10:00 eastern. if you want to join the conversation you can do so on the phone line as general -- as usual. democrats (202) 748-8000, republicans (202) 748-8001, independents (202) 748-8002. with the chamber of commerce committee businesses do you represent? guest: hundreds of thousands when you think about it is america's biggest countries -- companies. it is the ones you see on the s&p 500 and the dow jones. these are the ones that are often in towns and counties to american small businesses. we have a lot of members that are just a family business with two spouses and maybe the kids and grandkids. they are running a store on main street. the air proud to represent everyone from the small businesses in america to the large one. host: there is a liberty campaign push on the issue of immigration. guest: we are quite frustrated on two fronts. one with the chaos that we see on the southern border, and how long it is

bradley lives with autism. mom and dad were having a hard time finding a summer camp that would take him. one night she shared with maverick how difficult it was. without her knowing, maverick went on instagram and posted a very touching message about how much his brother means to him and if anyone could help them find a camp, it would mean the world to them. you can imagine amanda's reaction. >> i read it, and i just started bawling. because it was just the suite sweetest -- so many emotions. i was so sad, but then when i saw that, oh my god, this is amazing. this boy really has a big heart, and he cares. he has empathy for his little brother. >> that's for sure. great news to wrap that up story, bradley did finally find a summer camp that would be a perfect fit for him this year. ron in san jose told me about a story of the fortunate timing. a meeting of c.e.r.t. volunteers, community emergency response team. in the middle of the meeting they heard a crash, a three-car accident down the street from their meet

so the bradley foundation goes berserk. they are mad as hell. the wall street journal editorial page, which loves me to the tune of i think 35 hostile editorial, did a particularly savage one about me saying bad things about the bradley foundation, but they did not know when they wrote that that i did know that the bradley foundation runs a fake parallel universe thing to the pulitzer prize and. it's called the bradley prize. and it may sound funny, but it's a quarter million dollar prize. it's a nice chunk of cash. and four of those had gone to people associated with the wall street journal editorial page. the little factoid that they failed to disclose when going to bat for the bradley foundation, which is not what you consider good journalistic practice. so some days are fun. thank you all for coming out and i'll go find one.

convicted murderer bradley gillespie escaped along with another inmate who was later appr apprehended. a boater reported finding a body in the river local police say they're confident it's gillespie but an autopsy scheduled for tomorrow will provide the final word on the identity investigators say gillespie and a fellow inmate escaped from a ohio prison by hiding in a dumpster, and later stealing a car. four prison employees have been placed on paid administrative leave over the breakout. >>> an atlanta teenager's promising life was cut short early sunday morning police say kids from multiple schools had gathered at the end thank you so much driveway and shots were fired two teenagers were taken to the hospital, a boy and a girl the girl did not survive. >> this young lady was full of life and was expected to be working for the city of atlanta starting on tuesday in our summer youth employment program. >> no suspects have been taken into custody atlanta police are offering a $10,000 reward for information >>> and more gun violence in new mexico, where a motorcycle rally turned deadly.

host: bradley with the u.s.mber of commerce is with us until the end of the program today until 10:00 eastern. if you want to join the conversation you can do so on the phone line as general -- as usual. democrats (202) 748-8000, republicans (202) 748-8001, independents (202) 748-8002. with the chamber of commerce committee businesses do you represent? guest: hundreds of thousands when you think about it is america's biggest countries -- companies. it is the ones you see on the s&p 500 and the dow jones. these are the ones that are often in towns and counties to american small businesses. we have a lot of members that are just a family business with two spouses and maybe the kids and grandkids. they are running a store on main street. the air proud to represent everyone from the small businesses in america to the large one. host: there is a liberty campaign push on the issue of immigration. guest: we are quite frustrated on two fronts. one with the chaos that we see on the southern border, and how long it is tak

host: bradley in texas. back to mary kay's question about president biden at howard university, that speech taking place two days ago. we did cover the speech if you missed it, you can watch it in its entirety on our website at c-span.org. easy to find. the speech from the weekend, from may 13, saturday. to the point that now we can't ad for it. shouldn't you look at how you spend your money? great thing about this is, in our bill, not only are we table grow our economy, we get more people into the work force, work requirement, lift people out of poverty, it help ours supply chain, makes us less dependent on china, lower the energy cost. lowers co-2 emissions globally. when you look at permitting reform, that in itself will help america build things again. help us to compete around the world as well. something that every american wants. cut that red tape so we can build the things that we desire. limit spending into the future. we know government has spent too much. and the savings, i mean, only in america,

350 miles frhe capeom prin ohi >> a preliminary investigation indicates we recovered the body of bradleyie from the river. there will be an autopsy performed on tuesday. we are glad to have closure to this situation and this event. >> gillespie was sent to prison in 2016 after being convicted of killing two people. >>> and "newsweek" says senator lindsey graham called russian threats against him a badge of honor. russia issued an arrest warrant for the south carolina republican about the comments he made during a ming on friday with volodymyr zelenskyy. russian officials accused him of praising the deaths of russians in ukraine, but russia was reacting to separate remarks graham made that were pieced together in a video edited by ukraine after the meeting with zelenskyy. >>> well, still ahead, slaying the competition. a video game franchise based on the witcher becomes one of the best-selling of all time. nice r? huh, pure leaf subtly sweet. but saying no in a subtly sweet way? impressive... takes practice. ...but absolutely not. absolutely not. pure leaf lower sugar. just the right amou

to get through every single witness leading up to the former president. >> bradley moss, so much in this reporting tonight which is why we put on emergency calls to andrew afeman and you, i'm dragging you back from your vacation. the information that they have about so many more call back in we'll struck you on the reporting tonight. the details regarding their subpoenaing, they're going after software company, we want to understand what happened with this surveillance footage. when we learned a lot about part of the way they had gotten the search warrant. last august, was based off what happened in that surveillance footage. we saw in terms of moving of documents and boxes. now, we learned through this reporting, there appear to be gaps in that footage. we're gonna try and find out, is that simply a technical glitch. that sometimes does happen. i mean, it could be in its an explanation. they want to have a full understanding of was information deleted? was the video evidence altered? if so, who was involved in that. they are going to have as full and complete a picture as they can befor

matt bradley has late details. >> reporter: tonight after two decades in power, turkey's president erdogan has won yet again. today the only winner is turkey erdogan said in his victory speech turkish election officials calling the election for the incumbent, defeating his opponent kemal kilicdaroglu by a margin of about 4% president biden acknowledging erdogan's victory, congratulating him over twitter so this is a run-off presidential election so voters here just get one choice erdogan versus his opponent -- kilimaauea continuity or change it was a consequential vote closely watched by the entire world. erdogan's win will allow him to continue challenging american policy in the middle east and europe where he has long played east against west. >> quite a significant person the citizens of turkey believe that the west doesn't like turkey >> reporter: for nearly half of turkish voters, erdogan's win is a victory for autocracy. he's expanded his control over the government and the media after he survived a violent coup attempt in 2016 and faced strong criticism of his response to an earthqu

let me tell you about the kids and bradley. they are little entrepreneurs.hey have built over the years this fundraiser which is -- the rest stop is at their school -- >> reporter: they are still selling burgers? >> they are. you can buy the regular burger for 8 dollars. or you can buy the $100 burger that allows you to go into the auditorium where the air- conditioning is. it is a very hot day, generally. they have all kinds of things they are doing there. last year, i believe they raised $75,000 at that stop that helped support their extracurricular activities for the school. so the aids lifecycle community loves to give back and loves to be part of -- not just the ride, but all the communities we go through. >> what a great partnership that has emerged from that. >> it is wonderl. >> then you have a red dress day ride? >> day five, we go from santa maria to lawn polk. we go through the switchbacks. years ago, again, years ago, the idea was for everybody to wear red on that day. and over the years -- to be the aids ribbon. really, it is representative of t

senate is coming back in to consider the nomination of bradley garcia as a judge for the d.c. sir caught -- circuit court. live to the floor of the9 senate here on c-span2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. all time is yielded back. the clerk -- the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion, we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby bring to a close debate on the nomination of executive calendar number 4, bradley nars, of maryland, -- garcia, of maryland, to be united states district judge. the presiding officer: by mandatory consent, the -- is it the sense of the senate that debate on the nomination of bradley n. garcia, to be district judge for the district of columbia, shall be brought to a close? the clerk will call the roll. displ vote: vote: vote: vote: brendaicapósvc10 test: test: test: vote: jenniferósb-20icap@svc10 vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: on this vote the yeas are 54. the nays are 41. the motion is agreed to. the presidin

bradley. this requires a yes or no answer. i learned a long time ago that nothing focuses a mind like a deadline. you all have gone through a series of recommendations in both of your testimony to address appraisal bias. i would think from the appraisal subcommittee's perspective, i am only one voice at the table, it would be helpful to have specifically around what your deadlines are for those various proposals. you know, what are the deliverables? what is the timeline? you know, i note that the whole parea initiative started in 2015. i am a bank regulator who focuses on public policy initiatives.many of them are complex. i don't recall anything we ever worked on without a deadline. i wonder what your deadlines are? you don't have to answer that here, but if you would be willing to report in writing the particular deadlines, what your deliverables are on those projects, so we can have a follow-up and discussions about where we are on those various initiatives. that will conclude my questions. i will yield -- >> i want to know

times, and bradley moss is with us. he's a national security attorney, and former clerk for the national security archive. and harry litman, a couple big developments today in the documents investigation. we now know there is 50 pages of notes that were obtained despite having to override the attorney client privilege to obtain them. they seem highly incriminating to donald trump, and then there's the additional reporting tonight of that jacks mitt is asking about donald trump's businesses involved in any foreign deals since he became president, and how that might relate to the documents case. >> just another day in trump land. but look, the 50 pages from corcoran, he really put your finger on it lawrence, because this is really, really careful lawyering. he even includes details about trump's expressions and gestures, trump is upset at how detailed they were, and he took them under circumstances thinking that they would not see the light of day because of the crime fraud. so this would be very powerful testimony in a t

but thank you so much for your time at this, bradley chad, the managing director at the oaks. the society has central asian affairs. thank you . thank you. as the head of a quote, it was military has one says as false as will x fairly as protest turned violent prison and keep them or less so it has dissolved the national assembly, which was considering with the to impeach him on corruption charges. hello, sandra room. he gets, he has more from key to a drastic move from the president on the verge of being removed right wing to get more or less so this band to the aqua. there's parliament and called, or the elections stopping is impeachment process, and causing a serious political crisis in the country. in a while, the stand alone ecuador needs a new political and social practice for to allow it to escape from the serious political crisis. the country is involved and which i'm fortunately is getting was day by day. we need to move forward to a solution that can give hope to ecuadorian families for a future of wellbeing and stability. but actually, your position is accused last

times and bradley moss has with, us the national security attorney and former clerk for the nationalsecurity archive. and harry lippman, there is so much here. we have to begin with the dress rehearsal. is a former federal prosecutor, when you were looking for obstruction of justice, how good would you feel if you found a dress rehearsal? >> really good. but i'm already feeling very good 19 jack smith is feeling very good about obstruction. what this does is make it even more severe and bring it earlier so we had been considering the receipt of the subpoena is the moment that silver's him up and makes him know he has to comply. now in fact he's already plotting out his criminal noncompliance before he even receives it. that's good stuff, and it adds to what i think is already mounting evidence. for us though, lawrence, it's new news. for smith it's old. news and the other, to other things really caught my attention in the post article, first grand jury hasn't met since may 5th, the longest hiatus since smith was appointed, and i think that is behind these reports that maybe smith is

richard baker is president and ceo of the blind and harry bradley foundation. previously, he served as ambassador to the czech republic, was an executive at honeywell international and led the milwaukee based law firm of reinhart barner van doren. please join me in welcoming ambassador graber and our panelists the stage. is. where. well, good morning and thank you very much for that kind introduction. and thank you for joining us. also like to welcome our c-span audience for tuning in during coolidge's centennial year to learn about coolidge and consider how example and values can guide us today. as was mentioned, the title of our panel is the ideas and ideals that made coolidge. it's a great for me to be part of this centennial celebration honoring. our nation's 30th president, a man who history truly has too overlooked. thanks to amity and her teams, to necessity and the commitment of the coolidge foundation under her leadership, president coolidge is finally, finally receiving long overdue reexamination and that he so richly. president coolidge is origins we

compared to bradley cooper is a great thing to lay out views and your past.gives him an opportunity to say i want to debate you, i would have and my mulch speech and facet they understand you do want to debate me, perhaps because my ideas are superior but whatever the case i hope debate me and i think he nailed it today in the "wall street journal", i don't know if i agree but i think he's smart, i think we are seeing a battle set up in the republican primary between the tim scott of politics, can link it to megan and those not. i'm not saying donald trump is not sunny but his approach to campaigning is different and sometimes punishing so we will see. >> we you announce on the five? the honest. >> that would be new and different. >> make it traditional. >> we had a glitch. [laughter] >> i am the glitch. >> fox news last night, desantis talked about things like policy, the border and crime and inflation. how did those points compared to the value pointing of local ideology? >> a great question. i think one of the things he's demonstrated now that people seem

my name is steel bradley the executive vice president and history teaches us that u.s. global leadership is its strongest whenro it enjoys strog bipartisan support here at home. today we heard from numerous officials about their commitment to ukraine both the ongoing conflict and reconstruction to come. this morning we received a letter from the republican leader of the senatepu mitchell connell. let me share with you the letter that we received from republican leader mitch mcconnell. attendees a secure and stable ateuro is vital for america's national security and economic future sewing glad to the group of business leaders is already thinking ahead about the potential for making future investments in a sovereign and peaceful ukraine. this could represent a huge the end of the efforts to rebuild. so wee cannot put the cart befoe the horse. we must keep focused. the war must first be one. the u.s. and our allies and partners need to act more usdecisively and promptly to empowerem ukraine with a level f military aid that can help them rather than halting the unsteady tri

and so just told kind of what some some of these teachers can include. bradley for the measurements to show them we don't know. busy today, the connection between the c i a and then you create a new nationalist. punitive measures is apparent to many guns generalize sonya event in, in the investigator to us intelligence links to, to interest around the world. she believes here at genomic was the 1st c l for ation, in which us intelligence agencies collaborated with not c criminal, some testing ways of function, ukraine into the chaos of terrorism. today, these methods are used to be in the middle east, africa, and south america. what they called ices or the other hoops their own proxies from the us. and so they use the same message. they were trained in several comes by directors and by the americans. and also, unfortunately, and this message there was a, comes in jordan. so just across the border, and a lot of them were trains were actually the british, but also see if, according to sonya western readers ignore the rotation nationalism of the key regime no longer concealed. in the brit

according to the drowned was everything in the water and died right there with their whole family une, bradley and i for, for nice am i or to, you know, you for an i 7 of her vantages, died that day. her own children are still missing room, badly what that when i made 2 more. yeah. we could not find their bodies, nothing else. so we started morning by now on with them, right. is this a to my house has vanished. i have nothing left. not even underwear to court and see i put gulf and my older brother's house has gone to the island where our land and thousands are still missing. and the bodies decomposing under the rubble, 2 weeks of the devastation swept away hundreds of lives. rescue workers say they are still overwhelmed by the sheer number of forces to be recovered. they face alone, grim tops of digging up the dead and identifying them to be moaned, but their loved ones, the brazil, as president, luis anacio ruler, the silver has made a statement and support a rail and the dread striker. and this is junior, after he faced races abuse at a spanish of the game on sunday. the match between valen

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she linked up with bradley cooper on this project. this looks terrific. >> thank you very much. over a period of time. it combines not only documentary, which people experts and historians talking but it has actual scenes and archival footage. you get the story from these dementions. you feel like you're back in that period of time. >> neil: it's amazing. that particular scene where we had the national bank holiday, i liken it to today where we have some banks that are barely surviving. we rescue them and all that. nothing like what was going on back then. a contagion that was clearly spreading and there were fears that he could botch it. >> you're absolutely right. what happens is the brunt of the depression, the financial crisis, really struck in february before he was inaugurated. some of the banks had failed because they invested in the stock market, which had collapsed. others were strong, but so many people wanted their money out because they were worried. long lines. they bolted their doors. some states closed the banks. roosevelt comes in and decide toss declare a bank h

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. >> bradley ross, there is donald trump on cnn offering the legal theory that he has a perfect right to show those documents to anyone he wants to? >> i always wondered who is truly giving him the advice at this point that makes him believe this is how the presidential records act works? i guess, maybe it is boris epstein, or whoever it is who tells me how these things work. none of it has any basis in reality. no, he did not have the right to takes the documents with him, they are not his documents. and no, he does not have the absolute right, as he likes to say, to show off documents with classification march on them to every wants. they are not his, they belong to the u.s. government, and when it comes to documents that still have those classification markings, they say nothing of actually still being classified, it endangers national security to have them outside of a secure room, let alone being shown around to any guest who paid a fee at mar-a-lago, including foreign nationals. so no, there's no relation to reality. >> and harry litman, you see a trump lawyer quits, goes on tel

joining us is bradley tusk, the ceo of tusk ventures but he also has a background in politics, too.in new york city bradley, you have to be watching what's happening in washington right now, too >> you mentioned mike. he's the only politician i worked for that said what's the right outcome for society and let's try to get to that place i think the reason rational people in the markets, in tech, misunderstand government is because we still think in our heart of hearts at the end of the day they want to do the right thing. we all understand that a default with be cataclysmic. we understand biden, you need these things politically and at the last minute you'll figure it owl o all out and do the right thing the only thing that matters to them is reelection because of the system with g gerrymandering, the only election is the primary and what's the primary, nuts to the left and nuts to the left. they just care about being true to their ideology. you have to figure each politician will make decisions based solely on the next election and that's why we keep getting it wrong >> you don't th

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we had from a local witness, william uh bradley, celebrating a holiday with all parents and children in the courtyard and had a loud bang. assess, we thought the plane had gone to supersonic speed and did not pay attention. but the shock wave off to woods made it clear that something was coming from us and we ran to the basement and had that both on friday to ukrainian miss solves also struck. the city of la guns, local authorities say 6 children were among those injured in the attack. this trunks targeted on industrial area of the city hitting to plants, a food and chemicals that story fiber accounts. as a result of the attacks, some residential buildings will also damaged the russian defense industries size you can use to long range storm shadow cruise missiles recently supplied to key if by the u. k. ukrainian will play which norms those missiles, as well as a 2nd fight to judge with both shot down the quote into the russian military. dave, where he from the board dismissal could be seen at both location struck. he of has yet to comment on these allegations. across in don't yes to