four other britts. we did stop to have cups of tea four other britts jump out with grammarphones. surrounded by thousands. these are not british public schoolboys from minor public schools. they are about 4-foot high. they are part of decoy unit. they land and they actually play the grammarphones and they play the sound of war. we can legitimately claim on d-day we were the first. here's the first guy, american guy dome in from the water. 6:20 a.m. think about this, over 900 americans gave their lives on one beach on d-day. there's really only significant opposition that morning. 197 i think. a frenchman who is a wonderful guy, give me a wave. thank you sir. 197 casualties. this guy was the first guy i will pause a second here. i find that photograph to be very powerful. very emotional. thank you. always fear. it's not a good thing. second time it's this moment here. this dude here is a junior officer. he's a captain. that's the only place you'll be if you lead leave working class americans today. you're at the front of the boat. most of these guys will be killed. the guy there at

four other britts, we are crazy. we did stop to have cups of tea, four other britts jump out with grammarphones. surrounded by thousands. these are not british public schoolboys from minor public schools. they are about 4-foot high. they are part of decoy unit. they land and they actually play the grammarphones and they play the sound of war. we can legitimately claim on d-day we were the first. here's the first guy, american guy dome in from the water. 6:20 a.m. that is the seawall there utah. think about this, over 900 americans gave their lives on one beach on d-day, omaha beach. that is lives lost. not wounded. not psychologically scarred. less than 200 casualties on omaha. a tenth of what happened on omaha. there is really the only significant opposition that morning. i get a 97 i think. a frenchman who was in the audience, a wonderful guy. he will correct me if i'm wrong. give me a wave. thank you sir. hundred 97 casualties. this guy was the first guy. he came ouá of a landing craft and was officially 6:28 am w

reaction from britt hume.y new year. >> i'm guessing you didn't stay up last night to watch the golden globe awards. let me review a couple reactions from the federalist. this year's globes deserve to be remembered as the time that everyone outside tinseltown has been thinking. the los angeles times a different reaction saying the last thing anyone needed was the smirking master of ceremonies to reprimand them for having hope or timed the room for trying to use their influence to change things for the better. ruffled a lot of feathers. >> he did. i do see it. it wasn't that late, came on a recorded football game that i watched. i actually saw it and it was funny to me and fun to see hollywood elites haven't thrown in their faces although as your tape just indicated there was light a lot of laughter in the room to the credit of those watching. >> coming off of this we have a dustup involving george lopez the comedian. you heard the iranian's have put in 80,000,$000 price tag on donald trump's head, george lopez

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when the greediest human wants to talk britt he calls angela. i am incredibly excited to hear this conversation. please welcome them again. [applause]. thank you for a warm introduction. diane and i they are both seen familiar faces and new friends. we get to have a conversation and then there are notes. thank you for that demonstration. if you have a question that occurs to you during our conversation than at about 715 or so maybe 710 we will see how things go we will collect them from the audience then will be able to take as many of those questions as we had time for. thank you for looking to our conversation but i do want it to be inclusive i'm in a start out by asking diane about the story of writing this book. why in your berry -- very busy life and did you carve out the time to write what i think is a fabulous book. for many years people told me i should write a book. when you start a school it's so hard in crazy people think you should write the stories down. that was never enough to get me to write a book. what really got me to write a

killed on the flight, 82 iranian's, 63 canadians, nine were working for their -- three germans, three brittsth all these people having an interest in this will we get the truth in this investigation? >> i hope we do get the truth but they are looking for plausible deniability and trying to find an excuse, exit strategy. for so many citizens around the world where is the outrage from those countries? why aren't they asking what happened to their citizens? i was like that is all we've got to say about this. the authority of your people killed by this heinous act and you are calm about it. of those were our citizens we would be very upset. i would expect that from the rest of the world. heather: if we find out iran did have something to do with plane coming down of that is ultimately what is decided to be the answer what repercussions do you think they should face? >> there are not many repercussions that can come from this. there can be talks in the un but it falls on iran to accept responsibility for their acts, they talk about how they want to be part of the global stage and show us, there i

>> the federal government had as much to fear from a public trial as the men who were prosecuting britt selection approached the prosecution ramped up the pressure on weaver and harris by adding federal conspiracy charges against the two. >> is there a basis to charges people with any crime? instead of permitting the court to determine them they went to a secret grand jury and came back with another indictment. >> the government likes conspiracy. the government labs conspiracy because it is the easiest to prove. you only need to prove an agreement between two or more people and they step by either or any of them in furtherance of the agreement and that is the government's attitude. >> when the first accounts in the federal indictment after the shootings was that randy weaver was conspiring to have a violent conflict with the u.s. government. >> it was a risky strategy to try before 12 jurors from the american northwest. >> part of the evidence was he moved this isolated mountaintop in northern idaho and that is not a good argument to make to an idaho jury because of everyone in idaho is

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that was supported by britt, by british, by americans. they chose to rather than go face to face with iran and escalate the situation, to deal with it behind the scenes and back channels. while we don't know what the content of the saudis said to the prime ministiraqi prime min. you certainly understand in this region here there is no desire for escalation. everyone would lose and that's a major concern and a concern today, the saudi number 3, ben salman, deputy defense minister will be meeting with secretary of state mike pompeo in washington a little later today. >> nick, how much influence will this call from world leaders to exercise restraint and responsibility, likely have on the next move taken by president trump and by iran, and what might it anything in terms of what britain france, germany would do next should this tension escalate? >> there are so many calls going on and statements being made. that joint statement by britain, france and germany has a component of a message to iran, a component to the white house as well. the fr

the new york daily news said britt hits the fan.back in their new role and there's the new york times which calls them part—timers in his new role. calling the most stunning which it certainly wise. shocking to many people. the new york post which was known for the flashy headlines and covers have a headline thatjust says brexit ——. .. and covers have a headline thatjust says brexit ——... and rather interesting cartoon they have created of meghan and harry. yes we have been taking a look at those headlines as he talked her through them. how do you think they will support themselves financially?” think that they will probably model themselves after something like the clinton foundation which president clinton foundation which president clinton created after his presidency and to continue his philanthropic work. some organisation like that which is nonprofit but does continue their endeavours and going after their endeavours and going after their objectives in the world and philanthropic causes, and it will ta ke philanthropic causes,

. >> caller: hello britt how are you doing today? >> host: doing fine, thank you. >> caller: i will say he's not guilty and the reason i say that is because he is the only president in history that has helped poor states like my state and kentucky, maryland, all the other smaller states it's a fight to survive right now. he's the only one thing came out to help us with no questions asked. when we had all the floods, the governor called him and he released money to help us with our flooding. he's done more for west virginia and other states than any other president ever did. that is what is making the democrats mad, especially nancy plosive from california and he's helping the big states like california where all the money is. he's helping the poor states. >> host: roy in west virginia, thank you for that comment. here are where things stand with the senate is in session in a long quorum call and completed work for today, we think, on impeachment. largely laying out the week ahead and senator mitch mcconnell and majority leader doing

. >> he's a britt? >> what do you think? >> i am looking forward to just more time with my son. i did everything i wanted to do and i've lived an extraordinary life but i want a second act. i want something new, something different. i'm very much incredibly excited about deciding what that may be. >> hear, hear. >> i am excited about watching you discover that and gently helping you along the way. speaking of gentle guidance, randi kaye is live in key west. i think sushi is there. >> oh, my god. >> randi, sweetie. >> whew! >> randi, i have been here before. i know what you're going through. >> i am having the best time. >> doesn't end well is all i'm saying. >> it is a tradition. i kiss the correspondent. >> we are having the best time. take a look at this crowd! >> whew! >> randi changed clothes, i think. >> she was bathed in gin, rum. >> i think it was gin. it may have been some other thing. >> anderson, you should come down here for next year. >> we need you here. >> yes, we would love to be there, although it's hard to be -- >> they're freezing their buns off. >> if you got

let's bring in fox news hellenes 24/7 acre britt larson. >> this is an interesting idea happening init is for a supervisors position, so it's not a supervisor position. they will allow people to vote. vote on their smartphones, should quantify that. they are doing that over a span of about a week and a half. it will start in a couple days and then it goes until election day, 8:00 p.m. when they close down. they are using an app they promise to secure. you have to digitally sign your ballot with your finger or something on your smartphone or tablet. so that is sort of their level of security. and you have to login using your -- >> ed: given all the concerns people have? >> this is a tough one, because we are concerned as we head into 2020, concerned about election hacking. we have heard stories about people trying to hack into the electronic machines that take our votes. i'm very conflicted on this. i very much think voting should be the easiest, pain-free thing you can do. the easier it is for people to vote, the better -- democracy looks more like it does for people who live in it.

. >> a fellow britt. stuart: i'm an american. >> and american. stuart: we come from the same place. what troubled me about the down ing of the plane in tehran was now pete buttigieg' response to it and he implied that some element of blame should be placed on president trump and that bothers me, how about you? >> this is the entire democratic portray all of the events of the recent days. president trump is not responsible for the death of the passengers in the commercial jet in any way. nor was he responsible for 40 years of low grade smoldering and incredibly widespread regional warfare, islamist iran has been waging in iraq from where i just returned two weeks ago, in lebanon, in syria, in yemen. the murder of the lebanese prime minister for instance was an activize lamb it's iran, so this was in no way, a fault of the united states president. what it does represent is iran is wreckless, it has gone from being, trying to portray itself as a victim of american primacy, to actually being the aggressor and the complete disregard to human rights and it didn't even ground its airplanes