churchill excoriated chamberlain for appeasing hitler. his 4 year of appeasement of josef stalin may double chamberlain look-alike davy crockett at the alamo. churchill told stalin he could keep all the fruits of his devil's pact with hitler, including the baltic republics. he accede to moscow's demands for domination of eastern and central europe, in violation of the solemn pledges he gave in the atlantic charter. when he came back from yalta in 1945, he told parliament, i know of no government that stands to its occupations were solidly than the russian and soviet government. he then gave his benediction to the most barbaric act of ethnic cleansing in history, a forced expulsion of 13 million german old men, women, and children from their ancestral homes in eastern and central europe. 2 million died in the exodus. germany was a smoldering ruin, with all the capitals of central and eastern europe, warsaw, berlin, budapest, prague, vienna, occupied by stalin's red army. britain was bankrupt and broken. the americans were going home, but t

neville chamberlain. he is trying to make out that neville chamberlain has churchill behind and he is somehow some kind of puppet. what we are hearing is kind of a counter history, which seems to me does not serve our cause very well at all. if we come back to the central issue of the proposition, that he was more a liability than an asset. much of what we have heard this evening persuades me that he was more a liability. [applause] >> norman stone. >> i very much approved when richard overy said yes, it was a war against tyranny. it was a war against tyranny which ended up with europe underwear churchill himself said in 1949 was worse tierney than adolf hitler's'. we have established that a lot of what churchill did before 1940 is just not really defensible. i would stress this unrealistic imperialism. it is such a strange age to read about, the 1930's. richard overy has done a very good book on the morbid side of it. i think the unreality of that whole period was summed up by what the league of nations

joba chamberlain roughed up in his last start.is manager joe girardi said it is time for him to step up. he needs to step it up. chamberlain struggled the past two months. he is not going deep into the game anymore. his e.r.a. has been over 8.00 since august. john kruk joins us now. anything to the two things, one causing the other? does that cause him to lose his rhythm? >> they have done nothing to help this kid out. joba chamberlain was having a good year. what you would expect from a young pitcher. they have set him back. you are telling a young, competitive kid to give us three or four innings or 60 pitches. how do you tell him not to go as long and hard as you can. you can't tell a young kid to pace himself. it is wrong. they should have left him in the bullpen if they were scared he would get hurt, keep him in the bullpen or do it a different way. they set the kid back another year in my opinion. >> ok. i won't argue the proof is in the performance. divisional series best of five yankees have cc sabathia, burnett, andy pett

and 39-year-old ken griffey jr., joba chamberlain is the 405th victim.t is home run number 627 for ken griffey jr. joba is winless in his last seven starts. yankees are not a sure lock to win the a.l. east. their lead is five games but down to four in the always important loss column. the schedule this week featuring a trip to anaheim against the angels where they historically struggle and the red sox in k.c. for four games. as john mentioned, the series in the bronx, three games coming up this weekend. >>> still to come, they stumbled mightily in four quarters with the loss to the jets. jaws tells us why there's no reason for bill belichick and the pats to panic. plus n.l. central rivalry. a little drama. umpires in extra inn (kara) when my dry contacts bother me, i just can't go on with my day. l the rubbing, the blinking, the drops. my doctor told me that only acuvue® oasys™ has hydraclear® plus. so the lens stays moist. wow. it feels like it disappeared on my eye. (announcer) don't wait. enjoy the all day comfort of acuvue® oasys™ today - even if you

he took neville chamberlain into a palacewhere there was no smoking. he was a heavy smoker.y said that chamberlain caved on everything because he just wanted to go outside and have a cigarette. tavi the stuff that y learned. only on pbs. hisame is matthew weiner. "mad mein its third season on amc. good luck wth the emmys. ni to have you here. up next, actress jenna elfman. stay with us. tavis: i a pleased to wcome jenna elfman, the emmy nominated actressho received golden globe for her work on the popular series "are notpen -- "dhar & greg. here's a sneak preview of her new show, "accidentally on purpose." >> youre a fantastic ok. >> im a second assistant to a semi iortant sous chef. basically, i boil ings. one day i'll have my own restaurant. and th was the best thing i have ever eaten. what is for dessert? ah! i know as set you up, and you are right to jumpn it. but i am just no a one-night stand kind of rson. >> lots of people say they wil never do things and then they do thgs. tavis: so, if what i have read is correct, it es down. >> it does. tavis: and then something co

a churchill's four years of piecement of stalin made nevel chamberlain at municipal nick look like davey crockett at the alamo. at moscow, and tehran and malt that. churchill told stalin he could keep the fruits of his devil's pack with hitler, including the bal tick republics. and they went to moscows demands and in violation of the solemn pledges he gave in the atlantic charter. when he came back in 1945, churchill told parliament, i know of no government that stands to its obligations more solidly than the russian soviet government. churchal then gave his ben addition to the mexico most bar bar i think act mr. history, the expulsion of 13 million german old men and women and children from their ancestral homes in eastern and central europe. 2 million. two million died. and all of the great capitals of central and eastern europe, warsaw and prague and vina were occupy by -- occupied by stalin's red army. britain was broken, the empire collapsing and the americans were going home but this was there consolation, and haley was back on his thrown. and when churchill entered the inner cabin

and 39-year-old ken griffey jr., joba chamberlain is the 405th victim. that is home run number 627 for ken griffey jr. joba is winless in his last seven starts. yankees are not a sure lock to win the a.l. east. their lead is five games but down to four in the always important loss column. the schedule this week featuring a trip to anaheim against the angels where they historically struggle and the red sox in k.c. for four games. as john mentioned, the series in the bronx, three games coming up this weekend. >>> still to come, they stumbled mightily in four quarters with the loss to the jets. jaws tells us why there's no reason for bill belichick and the pats to panic. plus n.l. central rivalry. a little drama. umpires in extra inn cordless multi-tool. re-model. re-grout. re-store. all re-powered. meet the hand tool, re-thought. the power and versatility of six tools... packed into one. more innovations. more great values. craftsman. trust. in your hands. ♪ almost 30 years behind the sports desk has turned me into somebody larger than life, literally. but

hitler claimed it was populated with germans, but lord chamberlain agreed to let him have that. and we know that today as a policy of apiecement. he actually went there for the purpose of honor and peace. and then then winston churchill who was in the parliament replied that he went there for honor and peace but returned with neither. within months, hitler began a very aggressive campaign and went on to not only take mole and and as we say -- poland and the rest is history. there were 20 million people killed during world war ii, mr. speaker. six million of them were jews. and in visiting the holocaust museum in israel, in jerusalem, something very interesting occurred in my mind that i never thought about until it was brought out. we saw a lot of very interesting things there. a lot of personal stories about families who were broken apart, most of whom died in the holocaust, people who were in death camps, a lot of personal letters and books and eye glasses and things like that that told individual stories. we know the factual parts of this. we have all seen the documentaries t

basketball, but for me personally, and i never played against jerry west, i never played against chamberlain. yeah, i would have loved to. but to say i'm better than those people is not for me to decide. >> jordan was a member of the chicago bulls before coming out of retirement to play for the wizards. and even if he wasn't there, this would still be a star studded class of inductees. former mid-shipman david robinson was enshrined along with john stockton and his long time coach sloan, and c vivian stringer rounded out this year's class. >>> we are counting down to the kick-off of the ravens' season, full of expectations. hungry for a little football flavor offer the field? find out what's cooking, new this year down at the stadium. . >>> not only friday, it is purple friday. the first purple friday before the ravens kick off the 2009 season against the chiefs. it goes down sunday inside the friendly confines of m and g bank stadium and because the ravens know you can't wait until then they've been hoeding events all week to get fans pumped up. the cheerleaders stopped by the bank in canto

i never played against wilt chamberlain. i would have loved to. but to say that i am better than them is not for me to decide. >> tiger woods is making a real charge in the second round of the bmw championshi in illinois. tiger just one stroke off the lead today. here is his approach from a hundred and 33 yards. just a few feet from the cup. that is where it stops. he birdied seven, eight, nine, and 11. he is 3 under for today and in great position to win this. >>> coming up next, we could be saying goodbye to the gas pump. >> see what is being called the car and fuel of the futufuel ofh hey, i'm worried about mrs. lowenberg next door. i don't know, she's running around the lobby, yammering about fios tv, internet and phone all for $79.99 a month? seems crazy... actually, fios customers get that price for 6 months. it's like getting three services for the price of two. so am i the one that's crazy? no? (announcer) now get three amazing fios services for the price of two. tv, internet and phone for only $79.99 a month for 6 months. plus a free mult

jordan won six nba titles and shares the all-time scoring record 31 points a game with wilt chamberlain. that one over craig elo. which one did m.j. think was the best? >> if i start with 19 at unc, i can end with the shot in utah or playing on the dream team, playing baseball, although you guys don't consider that to be successful, i do. at the end of the day, my teammates, if they can say anything about me, we won. every time i have a conversation with tex winners, an unbelievable coach. i remember one game coming off the floor. i scored 21 points to win the game. tex reminded me there is no "i" in team. i look back at tex and said, "i didn't win." whichever way you want it. >> i never heard that before. >> here again -- >> here is my question for you guys. are there any wizards memories of michael jordan that stand out? >> no. no. the only memory associated with michael and the wizards is that shot of him in that mercedes leaving. >> in that convertible mercedes. driving out of verizon center. he's not going to remember that very long, i don't think. on the links, tiger tied for the

we remember when hideki matsui dressed up like huggy bear and then in 2007 joba chamberlain without dorothyame on like the cowardly lion from "wizard of oz." scared the heck out of me. vladimir guerrero is 8-20 career against him. bottom one he doubled. bobby abreu from first beats the throw home to score. the angels up 1-0. torii hunter is just .233 career against pettitte. and he gets him for a double as well, drives in guerrero. the angels up 2-0. pettitte said the shoulder felt fine, going six innings, five hits and three earned. joe saunders with a .210 e.r.a. since returning from a 15-day d.l. mark teixeira the top of the sixth will turn two. saunders, two earned, three k's. ninth inning, robinson cano the tying run facing brian fuentes, two outs. and cano grounds to first. kendry morales stepping on the bag. that's your ballgame. in a matchup of division leaders the angels beat the team with the best record in baseball, 5-2. a-rod and matsui with solo shots. the angels' magic number is six. the yankees' magic number remains at one. their pitching has struggled the last 10 games with

he compared what president obama was doing on foreign policy to what chamberlain did to appease hitler. he called the president out for debt he was imposing on our children and people angry about president speaking to schoolchildren, you should apologize for the debt you're leveling on them. he quoted from the chronicles that ronald reagan used in his inaugural and there's a moment where a big portion of the audience knew that passage and read it along with him. he sounded like a preacher. it was one -- something that elevated him to the number three position in this straw poll but two just something we haven't seen from this guy before. >> certainly not part of the national common wisdom but a side of himself he cultivates with people. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you so much, rachel. >>> today's big intrigue in washington is who leaked the new war plan to bob woodward at "the washington post" and was that leak designed to push president obama into doing something in the war effort that he wouldn't otherwise do? the reporter who today said that what the bush administration

we remember when hideki matsui dressed up like huggy bear and then in 2007 joba chamberlain without dorothyame on like the cowardly lion from "wizard of oz." scared the heck out of me. vladimir guerrero is 8-20 career against him. bottom one he doubled. bobby abreu from first beats the throw home to score. the angels up 1-0. torii hunter is just .233 career against pettitte. and he gets him for a double as well, drives in guerrero. the angels up 2-0. pettitte said the shoulder felt fine, going six innings, five hits and three earned. joe saunders with a .210 e.r.a. since returning from a 15-day d.l. mark teixeira the top of the sixth will turn two. saunders, two earned, three k's. ninth inning, robinson cano the tying run facing brian fuentes, two outs. and cano grounds to first. kendry morales stepping on the bag. that's your ballgame. in a matchup of division leaders the angels beat the team with the best record in baseball, 5-2. a-rod and matsui with solo shots. the angels' magic number is six. the yankees' magic number remains at one. their pitching has struggled the last 10 games with

we don't go to the chamberlain school of diplomacy as perhaps obama did and then you have to also put into that the mindset of putin, the russians, gorbachev, the mullahs in iran, the islamic approach, the nuclear jihad approach. we can't measure this on the part of just simply the goodwill of the united states doesn't control missiles in iran. and i'm afraid the president has come to that conclusion that his goodwill will control missiles in iran. the gentleman from missouri. mr. akin: i'm inclined to, as you start reminiscing a little bit of lessons from history, that we don't learn from history, one of the things that i remember hearing about when i was first elected to congress in 2001, i was on the armed services committee, we made the votes to fund the building of missile defense, but there was also a guy by the name of rumsfeld who was secretary of defense and he came in and spoke to us on some pretty clear kinds of lines of reasoning and he said, if your secretary of defense there's three -- you're secretary of defense, there's three situations. there's the things you know abo

. >> rob: and they'll be putting joba chamberlain back in theirbullpen for the postseason in the firstnd at least. >> bob: must be nice to have a lot of arms. i was talking with tim folly today. he managed all year in syracuse. he hasn't seen the new yankee stadium. he said what's it like? i said, no problem for our pitchers. stammen and lannan pitched really well up there. remember all the rain we had. the air was heavy. ball wasn't carrying that much. the nats, one of the few teams who can say they won a series there over the yanks this year. 3-2 on a breaking ball that missed. dan uggla. then, cody ross here in the fourth. he went off-speed after getting ahead in the count. then, he went off-speed on 3-2 and missed both times. baker aboard. second consecutive inning where the marlins have their leadoff man on. dan uggla next. flied to right fielder elijah dukes first time. uggla has only hit into eight double plays this year. primarily a fly ball hitter. that made last night's inning a game-ending double play so unusual. ryan howard only hit into nine double plays all year before ro

jorge posada, and joba chamberlain, another tough outing. he has a 7.6 era over the last seven appearances. but this night about derek jeter. now tied 27-21. the next opportunity to break the record friday at home against baltimore. after the game, dan schulman and the boys tied up with jeter. >> we know you're not a big fan of talking about yourself. you got to first, heard the fans, family and friends were here. what was going through your mind? >> i didn't know what to do. we were losing at the time. i'm just trying to get on base and hopefully win this game. but i took a moment to soak it in. the fans have been outstanding. i didn't want to disrespect tampa. then when i saw them giving me an ovation, i appreciated it. >> a patented derek jeter hit. take us through the swing. >> i tried to pull it, and ended up going the other way, that's what happened. >> no, the whole night i was trying to get a pitch that i could hit the other way. but i was not as agressive as i usually am. and i left a ball up that i could have hit down the right fie

he owns the award-winning chamberlain steak.e here. >> we are making a flank steak in >> yes, in my steak house we use expensive equipment but i want to show you ho to do it at home. >> and very budget friendly. it's not an expensive cut of beef. >> my wife loves it. it's lean. healthy. this is where the magic comes in. this is where the magic comes in a little bit of olive oil, a little weight on top. helps to rest it against the heat and evenly brown it. it's going to be really beautiful. >> let me ask u-why do you use the iron skillet as opposed to a regular frying pan. >> great question. riern holds the heat and you put the cold steak down and the heat holds the flavor. >> so that pres it down -- >> even kicking. that's how we do it in the steak house. >> you are making a tomato jam? >> tomatoes and garlic pair great with beef. it's just natural. >> put it on the beef, this is toma tomatoes, garlic, conion. >> this helps balance the tomato, a touch of sugar. reduce by half and it will be ready. >> how long do you cook it for

that was the image of chamberlain getting off the plane from munich. and what happened? within weeks the nazis invaded poland, they carved it up with the russians, and we were off and running into a global war that cost tens of millions of lives. and they remember that in that part of the world. they're afraid of going back into another war. the pols remember being run over by the nazis and then the russians and then occupied by the russians for all of these years up until 1990 or so. this is a very sensitive situation that's going on, and when the gentleman from utah mentioned the ukraine and georgia, the importance of the sovereign state of georgia cannot be -- should not be diminished. we should understand that this chess game that i talked about, the central square on the chess board for putin is georgia. that's the nexus through which the energy flows, the energy that's produced in gas and oil wells east of georgia, east of the caspian sea, roughly 2.1 million barrels of oil through georgia in a pipeline, 1.2 million, a train that has constant tankers of crude oil b

say our president sees the world differently, does he see the world through the eyes of neville chamberlainwhom history tone yes concluded was, a gullible, naive appeaser. >> which of course led many people believe to world war ii and emboldened hitler and i think there is a case to be made and it is not concrete yet but there is a growing sense the president has not made up his mind what to do about iran and it's all fine to have an engagement. i don't have a problem with that at all and i think you have to engage, and i think it is wonderful to try to get the other members of the security council behind sanctions. but, i think ultimately, beyond that, what happens if, a we don't get sanctions, or, b, what happens if the sanctions don't stop iran from enriching uranium, and threatening to use nuclear weapons? and, so, i think in the end of the day, the question is, what will the president do, and, if you look at a from iran's pointed of view, what does iran think the united states is going to do? everything that iran has done, would lead to you believe iran has concluded, barack obama will

first off, i'm reminded a little bit of novemberville chamberlain trying to deal with hitler he wantedent obama knowing that the iranians have cheated and continue to cheat on nuclear weapons program. is he more interested in engagement. at least up until a couple days ago than he is in really toughening sanctions or action against the iranians. brian: i understand the only sanctions we are looking at whether it's energy, fuel, and equipment. those are the type of sanctions. how -- how do we hurt iran the most? how do we get their attention without blowing something up? >> well, i will tell you, a great way we could do it. we could do more to support the legitimate iranian political opposition and the regime over there is scared to death of the iranian opposition. that's a political opposition inside and outside the country. brian, that wants to see a regime change over there during the past elections we did not stand up and support the opposition and we could have. we ought to be doing it because the regime is terrified. they remember ayatollah komeini took over power because the peop

mmentd jmentd aed 30.12 points for his career compared to wilt chamberlain's 30.07 points per game. >ng up on espnews, as a player michael jordan was in a class by himself, friday he was at the head of a very special class. plus tyinger in the dreier's seat at the b.m.w. championship and joined by an old friend riding shotgun. >> that game is being delayed by rain. once the game is over we'll hear from jeter. there are notable names if you've got another base hit. hall of fame, hall of fame, hall of fame, bernie williams on there as well, illustrious names on that list, derek jeter tops them all. once this game ends, whenever that may be, whether they get back on the field or whether they just call the game, who knows, we'll have the news conference and bring it to you live on espnews. give you jete's thoughts. something he doesn't like to do, pound himself on the chest. he won't have much of a choice. we'll have it here on espnews. >> giants 4 1/2 games out of the playoff picture opening a three game set against archrivals the dodgers and it's l.a. up in this one 4-1. james loney a t