he replaced chamberlain because as it is well known, chamberlain did not want to war with germany, churchill. it appears was at a very different view. he never wavered from wanting and insisting on war pursuing the war with germany. he didn't trust the germans. he didn't trust him, but he didn't like hitler august. the 13th 1949, which is miss. if it takes some good, she cities the next night atp, she had a crop attack the or is it john the martha bombs, london ah, operation blitz last almost 8 months. many with this, if he suffer, catastrophic destruction. churchill appears everywhere. a top piles of rubble left by and strikes in factories and hospitals. he gave speeches works on military plans. for his age, judging only 60 sakes, he himself would have rushed into the battle. mm. but england cannot withstand germany. le churchill asked roosevelt for help. roosevelt had no affection for churchill, he had no trust of the british. in fact, saw the british has penetrating much of the united states state department intelligence agencies, academic institutions, all to more or less influence the u

so for him done thus chamberlain. on that day should these are fashion tissue. masons are to lam, he knew vixon england on franklin that i've been present did tradition with england from brown dodge fund. somebody quoted italian out on it. the united states continued its policy of appeasing imperial japan. the americans held on to the hope that japan would re focus his attention on the ussr. the soviet union did not want to be caught fighting a 2 front war war with japan and the east, and also a war with germany in the west. and they knew that the germans were going to attack sooner or later. also, when the british and french refused to form an alliance against germany, went to saudi in the polish government also refused. on january the 26th, 1934 in poland became the 1st european country to conclude a non aggression treaty with germany. the fail such k, hitler packed along with germany, poland planned to a tank the ussr. poland must not remain idle at this historic moment. the main goal is to weaken and crush russia.

joshua lawrence chamberlain's ascendancy, and i admire chamberlain. my god, an academic who could function in the real world, just think about that for a minute. [laughs] joshua lawrence chamberlain, joshua lawrence chamberlain has benefited from michael sarah and ken burns and the other ways in which americans learn about their history, that have nothing to do with books that historians write. stephen spielberg's 2012 epic, lincoln, uses the gettysburg address to remind viewers about the battles powerful wartime impact. it opens, as you all know, opens with a scene of common soldiers, one, black to white, who recite the gettysburg address to lincoln as he watches troops depart for the wilmington campaign in the last winter of the war. the scene is comically preposterous! the speech received almost no attention in 1863, as all of you know. and the notion that it had entered the national consciousness to the point where random soldiers could quote passages speaks volumes about our perceptions of gettysburg as a definitive turning point. i'll bet lincol

i have nothing to offer blind toil and sweat replace chamberlain because as it is well known, chamberlain did not want a war with germany. churchill, it appears, was at a very different view. he never wavered from wanting and insisting on war or you're pursuing the war with germany. he didn't trust the germans. he didn't trust hitler. he didn't like hitler august. the 13th 1940 the launch is massive area tech song, but you cities the next night, 80 percent growth attack the are key in riches in the us operation blue. last almost 8 months. many british cities suffer catastrophic destruction. churchill appears everywhere. a top piles of rubble left by and strikes in factories and hospitals. mm. it gave speeches. works on military plans for his age. judging only 60 sakes, he himself would have rushed into the battle. mm. but england cannot withstand germany. le churchill asked roosevelt for help. roosevelt had no affection for churchill, he had no trust of the british. in fact, saw the british has penetrating much of the united states state department intelligence agencies, academic institut

what should a large chamberlain joshua lawrence chamberlain has benefited from? michael schara and ken burns and the other ways in which americans learn about their history that have nothing to do about books that historians, right steven spielberg's 2012 epic lincoln uses the gettysburg address to remind viewers about the battles powerful wartime impact. it opens. you all notes it open scene. it opens with scene of common soldiers. one black two white who recite the gettysburg address to lincoln as he watches troops prepare to embark for the wilmington campaign in the last winter of the war. well, the scene is comically preposterous the speech received almost no attention in 1863 as all of you know, and the notion that it had entered the national consciousness to the point that random soldiers could quote passages speaks volumes about our perceptions of gettysburg as the definitive learning the attorney point. i'll bet lincoln couldn't have quoted to gettysburg address to himself in january of 1865. i in fact would bet a good bit of money on that. he'd get the g

and in this case related to joshua chamberlain chamberlain. so we have mentioned court martial records. so martial records are a great source. they're literally the transcript of the trial. so it's charges, specifications, questions asked and answered and then the outcome of the case, this one's a little hard to believe. someone got drunk in key west, florida. this is lieutenant john sheppard, who was drunk on duty. so this one this one is a little unusual. so the officers these are officers in his unit who sat on the on the court martial trial. they found him guilty. and he was to be cashiered from the army. so that was the outcome. the colonel then approves the outcome of that case. all of the officers that were involved in that case wrote a cover letter recommending that the ruling that they just did be looked at and remitted. and then they gave several reasons why he had, you know, good service. this was his first offense. he was a good guy. he was a good officer. and so their recommendation, even though they just said he should be cashier

this is from joshua chamberlain's pension file. this is just one document where it goes through wounds received at petersburg. so in the lower right hand corner, it has a gunshot wound through both hips and his bladder. which is many of you know, is a very painful thing that he dealt with after the battle and after the war with that wound. sometimes you will find some unusual things in pensions. this is a pension from a soldier. sorry, this is a letter from a soldier to his wife. where he is going into detail about, i hope you are well. don't worry about me. he basically says he is not feeling too well. so as you read this, it's not that different from a wounded soldier that's in the hospital, writing to his wife. and it's not until you get to the end of the second page where it says, written by walt whitman, a friend. this is literally walt whitman. many of you know the story where he frequently visited patients in d. c. hospitals during the civil war. this was him at a soldier's bedside, and the soldier dictated this letter to wa

. >> your mom dated wilt chamberlain. holy moly. are you kidding me? >> she's not just a lipstick case. i guess a lot of people's moms dated wilt chamberlain if you think about it. dan: from one bay area member of congress, it's the final curtain call. jackie speier will not seek another term in office and is embarking on a farewell tour for her constituents to say thank you. we were at tonight's town hall and we have a look at the two candidates who want the job. >> i put my cheek onto that cold floor and i thought i was going to die. reporter: jackie spear has done hundreds of town halls over her forty-year career. this is one of her last. >> my legacy has a lot to do with serving the community. reporter: she won her first local election in 1980. she was elected to the state senate in 1985. in 2008, she was elected to the u.s. house of representatives. thursday, she reflected on some of her legislative accomplishments. >> sexual assault in the military is going to be taken out of the chain of command. pediatric research has gone to a percent because

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we will not repeat chamberlain's mistakes, so we just need to remember the lessons of history and understand's russia . russia perceives any concessions as manifestations of weakness and will only go further , and therefore putin must be stopped, especially now. and here's how to change putin's russia, how to reach the russians so that they start doing something there to stop the war, but zelensky has already made a message in russian several times to the russian audience, so far they don't hear, here's how to make them hear well, i don't know, but look at maybe it will help here, they are starting to hear, they are starting to hear , there are already the first reports that they are already agreeing to surrender him as a prisoner, so some have already heard. i think the result will be just not immediately, gradually, definitely, i did not write this topic, no, not on one and a half minutes, but i think that the main tool and western experts are talking about this, by the way, the main tool for changing the consciousness of russians of their current emotions is the military defeats of russia

but also, neither did wilt chamberlain. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: your mom dated wilt chamberlain? moly, are you kidding me? >> she's not just a notch on his lipstick case, she dated him for a couple of years. >> jimmy: although i guess a lot of people's moms dated wilt chamberlain, if you think about it. [ laughter and applause ] >> i doubt -- she never pretended they were exclusive, so i doubt that they were exclusive. but i think for a couple years, she was like his number one lady. >> jimmy: so you go to the movies, and then, and this is where it really gets funny, because not only were you going to movies on these dates -- sometimes the dates would just take you to the movie. >> well no, that's a situation, though, of -- okay, so that's a situation -- >> jimmy: a guy names reggie. >> reggie, he's a football player. >> jimmy: okay. >> so reggie's trying to get in good with my mom. you've got a son? does he like football? no? well, what does he like? he likes movies? well, great, so do i! you know? so he takes me to the movies on a saturday. now the thing about it was, reggie wa

and bizarrely he spoke of his admiration with joseph chamberlain at the beginning of the speech. no mention of that in any of the so called mainstream media as joseph chamberlain, who have fought for imperialism in in them. in jeron, sierra leone, and the champion, the killing of 26000 bo women and children learn concentration camps in south africa. that is equality quoting is someone who celebrates that man. you got to realize that even the $45.00 p rate of tax that everyone is talking about, that you turn on, that's less than half it in terms of value compared to the number of billions of pounds of british money being sent in weapons and aid to the lansky government of kev option i wanted to ask you, it's one thing for the headline loving media to be ringing the alarm over the new government's policies. but it's a little bit more wiring. when the i m f, the international monetary fund issued a warning at the bank of england that is forced to buy up state barnes. i mean, we'll trust learned from her early mistake here. do you think? yeah, no one has told me about the amount of m

every inch dw correspondence caterina chamberlain has more about the reaction from the white as well as we know, as well as the other western leaders already did to the as a ministration has condemned to russia and ics asian as illegal as well as the referendum at the same time, the vitamins patient amounts today, new sanctions in response to the kremlin and move and these new sanctions will impose export controls on any individual entity or a country that provides political or economic support to these attempts of annexation and from russia by the administration says they have already put in place authorities and that enabled them to control as in a very, in a very fast and in a very efficient way. any sanctions will. so a target additional government officials, leaders as they to do my members who are complicit in these the actions. and also, the central bank, a governor in russia, is, is also sanctioning a ration and bailout russian and military officials, as well as international suppliers supporting russia's military industrial complex . and furthermore, the administration amoun

how my heart is heavy and i struggled to cope with my grief chamberlain the golden rule, designate the beard from today until the accident is brought under control as a beard of national morning, had all gone roach off and replace top priority and administrative of as share was in recovery and follow up measures. ones how boys were, who's octo chair, tradition una over 350 missing person. reports had been filed since saturday night. so while the country begins to come to terms with a national tragedy for the families of those and accounted for, all they can do is wait for the news. nobody wants to hear joining us now. josh smith, senior correspondent for borders in the south korean capital, sol. josh, what a horrible scene can you give us the latest on what is known about why this disaster happened? so investigators have still not pinpointed any specific incident or even whether there was something specific that spark woman. but what we've heard from witnesses has been that basically people were cramming into that tight alley way all through the evening. and then eventually it got to a

preparing to take up the post of oberth chamberlain at the russian court, linar briefly left the saxonle his affairs there, but while he was traveling in russia, power again changed. the russian throne was occupied by the daughter of peter i , princess elizabeth, that a coup in favor or the testaments was being prepared, very many knew. yes, not leopold in it came daily with reports on conspiracy, but she did not pay attention to us with amazing frivolity. finally, she nevertheless decided to seriously talk about 10 years older and she had two young aunts, this conversation played the role of a catalyst, elizabeth realized that she had nowhere to retreat, and a day later she, with several trusted people in a gilded keras over a puffy dress, appeared at the barracks of the preobrazhensky guards regiment . do you remember, whose daughter i am, asked them for vienna if they were ready to die for me, mother enthusiastically roared winemakers . so elizabeth went to stormy. however, the assault failed. the palace guard. he went over to the side of the daughter of peter the great. elizabeth e

two months later struck by grief jason chamberlain took his own life.mps. san francisco was booming the population exploded from just 500 people in 1847 to 50,000 in 1853. most of those new people were young men migrating to san francisco over half of them from outside of the united states, you know in such an excitement in search of wealth claire sears is an author and sociologist who studied cross-gender dressing among 49ers, so they had to really figure out how to organize their social lives that domestic lives and their sexual lives in the virtual absence of women. a lot of opportunities opened up in that kind of space for a wide range of cross-gender practices and same-sex intimacies. she says we can't put modern labels on people at the time calling them gay lesbian bisexual or transgender because such terms didn't exist at the time but in the city's rock as barbary coast, there is clear evidence that same sex relationships and gender non-conforming behavior. what's happening? one of the main things that was happening in this area early on in the g

i'm nichol further chamberlain and this is the day ah, the russian invasion of ukraine. marx, a real turning point, throws european novelty. but we need enough air defense systems to prevent russia from leaving people without heat and electricity in the winter. once again, we've moved off. we've moved with force. we managed yesterday to close the latest rounds of hard fighting sanctions with what should nitrogen to make it impossible for russia to use nuclear weapons. this shows that the european union is determined to continue making them pay for his war of aggression . oh, also on the day the nobel committee says its choice for the peace prize isn't a message to vladimir putin but the winners don't re blank a list of his birthday guests, either human rights advocate, o, b o skin from below bruce the wrong human rights organization memory, all the ukrainian human rights organization center for civil liberties are curtains, nuclear threats to be taken seriously, or is it just scare tactics? a question, the international community politicians, experts and people like you and i have be

chamberlain, and we also understand that the churchillian position, which was not nurtured over the yearsbut it appeared in glimpses, then disappeared the fact that certain pertubations took place also has an effect, and that is why i simply cannot assess what this thing and sunak is, but we in ukraine know very well what johnson's borscht is, and it is simple the fear that due to some behind-the-scenes decisions , extremely powerful british aid may be curtailed, although at the level of rhetoric everything will remain very good and we will be slapped with a brush , so to speak i will be very brief, now the situation is radically different from the point of view of, let's say, the array of political, which has already been developed in britain today from 200, even i would say in the 14th year, especially after february 24 of the current year on the issues of ukraine compared to that what we had in 1939 in 1938 if you remember berlin and so on. but your example is very eloquent because where was churchill in 1938-19, whom you mentioned, he painted pictures and wrote the history of the firs

well, it is clear that what has been announced to us about these so far 18 chamberlains, but they willveloped, manufactured, it will have such a certain perspective, and there is already an implementation of the latest rammstein, when it was not only about the operational supply of weapons and military equipment for the armed forces, but already let's say equipping the armed forces with the necessary weapons and military equipment to protect and defend our land in the future. well, i think that these tracks are all parallel to the supply and demand of weapons, it will also be to be decided or because negotiations are currently underway in the united states of america with our partners about the possibility of, let's say, the replacement of the promised 18 to be supplied from the factories to those that are in operation, but i also think that there is there is also a certain track that is connected with the so-called podyets is the opportunity of the president of the united states of america to withdraw part of the weapons of the united states of america, and i do not exclude that this

you were chamberlain, coff trembled, hoping barbara santiago. p will you shamble, tremble shirt and pam unger. purinton tremble truly. gesture from war. leisure. shall she swallow? me awkward. certainly jean pugh shall yoshi dutchy? by the end of 2020 or of the 98990000. poor rural residents have been lifted out of poverty for 832 poor counties, and 128000 poor villages. poverty has become a thing of the past. this has never been achieved in our history. it is a miracle in human history as well. i and our candle, one the shower can assure cherry and a short comp or good sham waterman meaningful for dan prodder. any note june shine won't wash. humble. com, yahoo. g man comin fool. gin them under shipped. you laugh, tisha shank, i women ginger chick dog poop would you? ginger t shirt daughter. she says at the gym, the che, in edition this moderately prosperous society is one in all respects the whole process, peoples, democracy is growing from strength to strength. people's culture. life has been enriched and their access to basic public services

the point ofha the story he came in a liberal democrat and the neville chamberlain of the time he built this rolodex, all the deals the chinese and the mexicans they will pay him dividends. he didn't give a damn about the people of america. anybody in this position can cash in as a prominent figure i think that'si perfectly fine bt his taking advantage of the service is any different in a perfectly normal capitalistic way. the philosophy book stevein essentially has no other purpose in life but to be rich. he could care less about policy and the welfare of the american people. if they never darkened theob do, trump would still be there. but the bigger problem was why the head of goldman sachs. for the economic policy in the west wing and what could go wrong there adamantly opposed and it wasn't until we got him out of there he was able to go forward in a reasonable basis. the last person to talk about is jared kushner. there's nothing wrong at all with criticizing jared kushner. i just wanted to talk to you about why you feel somebody's a trusted here's an example page 158 taking back t

joseph chamberlain in the 19th century was an extraordinary civic leader who led birmingham and the worldhrough the industrial revolution. today, andy street is following in the great tradition. [applause] grass and grit turn the small town, first into a thriving industrial market. then into one of the centers of the industrial revolution which powered and grew not just the british economy but provided the new technologies that changed the world forever. the industrial revolution was one of the most monumental transformations in human history, and it began here, with determination and application. those britons felt a thriving economy. they inspire me today. they remind us that in britain, with the british people, absolutely anything is possible. our plan today focuses on the same bold sentiment. the same inspiration. to deal with the challenges of today by giving the people the tools they knew to thrive tomorrow. to get britain moving. [applause] we have great ideas, we have the same inspirational people, and i know we have the same determination. our growth plan set out 10 days ago will

madeira attracted many celebrities napoleon pope and paul ii british politician luid, george and chamberlainrd shaw liked to dance here with beautiful houses, and british prime minister winston churchill wrote. here, in his watercolor in search of nature , churchill did not run around the island and did not fit, yes, and the very atmosphere of the model running around does not have the usual hours of sitting on the balcony. here is this house in the small fishing village of a mosquito, obukhov yes, grace about which celebrity comes to model these days, the islanders do not tell there are enough pr of the island, and without that many tourists especially like to relax here, couples from england lived and curry tonic came here to celebrate thirtieth anniversary of living together, the choice fell on madeira primarily because of the local climate. this week was very similar to english summer in england the currys spent all this time on the ocean. it is warm here, in the depths of the island in the mountains, the ever-blooming madeira atlantis is generally indistinguishable from the ever-foggy a

dangerous place because any time you project weakness you invite aggression and it goes back to chamberlain and hitler to reagan talking about peace through strength. >> harris: i was just writing this down as examples. so iran sent fighters to help russia take as much of ukraine as it can. force the ukrainians back to the table to take that piece that russia can call victory. then what is china doing? xi just said hey, with my next term can you build the military? not just technology but really build almost double in size. which would leave us conceivably outnumbered if we had to ever do anything. >> russia is buying iranian drones going into crimea, when you see the cities a third of the infrastructure being bombed, it is iranian drones doing this. chairman xi announces military and economic domination of the world by 2050, the 100 year marathon. he is looking at taiwan. taiwan has 90% of our semi conductor capabilities of manufacturing. and he is watching ukraine very closely. >> harris: world domination by 2050. i don't know if you recall what peter doocy said. talking about the goals o

practiced constitutional and administrative law and kentucky, and 26 years as counsel to webster chamberlain in washington d.c.. throughout his career as a attorney, he cultivated his avocation for history as a battlefield preservationist, he helped form the perryville battlefields association, and served as chairman of the commission. he had a presidential appointment as chairman of the gettysburg national commission and served on the board of directors of the gettysburg foundation. he has spent time researching american history, writing books and articles for scholarly presentation and giving towards a civil war battlefield to the average civil war audience. all of ken's books have been selections of the history book club and military book club and have received numerous national awards. in addition, in 2007, kent extended his historical pursuit to writing, hosting, and producing eight award winning documentary films. he is the president and content developer of the nonprofit, witnessing history, education foundation. his whole mission is to purchase high documentary films with all aspects

year from the speech of the british politician sir austin chamberlain, however, a study of the chinese and philologists proved that in china such sayings do not exist; apparently the british themselves invented it. but the chinese are popular. such a phrase “a changing world” gives birth to heroes about how rapid changes in the world are met by modern china and why it is the chinese who are most likely to become the main characters, the coming eras and today’s program will be discussed. i am glad to welcome oleg gaidukevich, member of the house of representatives , who is already present in our studio national assembly of belarus chairman of the liberal democratic party of belarus good evening and political scientist. hello, i am grateful to you that you are with us today and i am also happy to connect sergey sergeevich tsyplakov, professor of the national research university higher school of economics, to our broadcast. good evening. i would like to start our discussion with the blitz question of china becoming the number one superpower oleg let's start with you, please, he is already

we'll not be neville chamberlain. we'll not be appeasers. we'll account for every penny.from the mid-administration where the dollars are spent, where the missiles are spent. you will see more accountability really than anything. neil: congressman, republicans are talking, kevin mccarthy outlined an agenda includes extending making permanent the trump tax cuts. also pushing for more oil production here in this country to reverse a lot of biden era policies but on the tax cuts, i mean, do you look abroad to what they tried in england on the markets punished the new prime minister because she hadn't come up with a way to pay for them? can you say republicans if they do come up with a tax cut plan that will be paid for. >> i think he is just talking about extending the tax cuts already in place from trump which expire at some point and, i think that continuation of that, you know, the big concern here is the supply side of inflation and people aren't thinking about that. if we have a massive tax increase with those cuts coming out, right, you're talking about a huge cost of