of chattanooga. it is named after major samuel ringgold, one of the early graduates of west point in 1818. ringgold was the man who developed the concept of the flying artillery and wrote a field manual. he's known as the father of the flying artillery. he is the first officer killed in the mexican war. if you know the fourth verse of "maryland, my maryland," he's mentioned. with ringgold's spirit for the fray. i'm not going to sing it, but it is there. the town of ringgold is named after this hero of the mexican war. kind of looks a little like wellington, i think. anyway. so here is what ringgold looks like. there is a gap. a definite gap, right here, between two little mountains, white oak mountain right here and taylor's ridge on this side. here is the town today. about 14,000 people. interstate 75 goes right through the gap, along with chickamauga creek. this gap is about 400 yards wide, so you can barely get four lanes of highway through, plus a creek. that's the gap he had to defend. we are ta

but besiege the union army at chattanooga. in the meantime, you have abraham lincoln, deliver his gettysburg address, not far from here at all. laying out a new vision for the war, for the country, stick with me, we'll see this thing through and he did it in such a masterful way, has to be considered his one best or second best speech and maybe one of best of all american history, and this happening during this time as well. i'll let you draw your own conclusions, how did that get in there, that's my biggest laugh of the day. in the meantime, you have things aren't going well for the union at chattanooga, the men are starving the beef that is arriving as so, you know, sickened and starved from making the 60 mile journey over really rough roads that it is known as beef dried on the hoof. men are reduced to eating corn that was found along the roadway. you know where that corn came from? when horses and cows have been marching on, terrible situation, the union comes up with a plan, grant shows up, takes credit for the plan, call

and now in chattanooga we're joined by our guest anthony bryan logan he is a conservative political commentator and tony welcome to the program here. the 1st part of the program we were delving into the impeachment process the process which of that's the most important word here but let's i want to kind of spread it out a little bit here i am a huge huge fan of the federalist papers i have a copy with me on my desk and at home ok because i think it's some of the best political writing ever ever in any language at any time and i've looked over the impeachment parts of the federalist papers and the the the founders their worst dream is come true this is a partisan impeachment process ok and that is something they wanted to and they grappled with it read the federalist papers and we've come to this in 2019 we've the u.s. congress has failed them go ahead. oh yeah you just definitely become a partisan price is an issue and b. that we like you see in the federalist papers a few do. we are today pretty much a party line vote. and there's not much there it's actually a piece to president on i think at

and radio host and in chattanooga we crossed to brian joyce he is the host of the brian joyce show aren't cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate card let me go to you 1st in palm beach i'm going to date myself with my 1st question to everyone here i remember very clearly the watergate hearings i played hooky from school pretended i was sick and i would watch it on a little tiny black and white t.v. watching the hearings peter regino i remember him very carefully and it was world historic and then we all remember bill clinton and certain things like blue dresses and stuff like that and the reason why i bring up those 2 examples because there were facts facts that everyone agreed to facts that were dealt with obstruction and other crimes high crimes and misdemeanors by the way so i was watching jerry nad lawyer and unfortunately a week before that adam shift and i think i'm kind of a normal pretty smart guy you know i like politics always home i don't understand what's going on here what are these hearings about why are lawyers intervi

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how much in sync they were, almost as if they took your book and your book, but for the chattanooga campaign you can follow grant after military career, at the end of the war. i want to ask, you have alluded to this already, from your different perspectives, how would you grade grant as a commander and is there anything you discovered about grant in your research that surprised you that you didn't know? >> grant has a reputation - in vicksburg, i learned about the overland campaign, those battles grandfather against that. they called grant for the hammer, he hammered and was relentless and driving through a wall kind of idea. when you look at what that meant, here is the perspective i had on it. take it how you want to, was this good or bad? the battle of spotsylvania, one of the generals -- these were mean, they learned how to do this where we had nasty things in front of them and it was artillery and as one point of the crescent, 6 mile crescent warren was ordered to attack. there is no way we would take that. warren was a fine engineer. he knew you couldn't take it by frontal assault. the

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and radio host and in chattanooga we crossed to brian joyce he is the host of the brian joyce show aren't cross in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate card let me go to you 1st in palm beach i'm going to date myself with my 1st question to everyone here i remember very clearly the watergate .

he is in chattanooga and in new york g.o.p. strategist james opinion joseph can they get a fed trial in the senate a look i think the reality is that this has been a partisan matter from the very beginning i think the reality is it's going to be a partisan affair when they reach the senate i think and up people have made up their minds long ago as to whether they either like the president trump or dislike president trump whether they thought that he needed to be impeached before took the oath of office or whether they think that he's done nothing wrong and so i think again the senate trial will be the kind of anti-climactic culmination of what has been a 3 month 3 year march to where we are today brian no we all just spinning wheels. well i agree with the other day i don't think there's any chance that there's going to be a fair trial in the senate mitch mcconnell has already announced that on national television that he is not an impartial juror and and you know this is a political process the impi.

and radio host and in chattanooga we crossed to brian joyce he is the host of the brian joe show aren't cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate card let me go to you 1st in palm beach i'm going to date myself with my 1st question to everyone here i remember very clearly the watergate hearings i played hooky from school pretended i was sick and i would watch it on a little tiny black and white t.v. watching the hearings peter regino i remember him very carefully and it was world historic and then we all remember bill clinton and certain things like blue dresses and stuff like that and the reason why i bring up those 2 examples because there were facts facts that everyone agreed to facts that were dealt with obstruction and other crimes high crimes and misdemeanors by the way so i was watching jerry nad lawyer and unfortunately a week before that adam shift and i think i'm kind of a normal pretty smart guy you know i like politics always have i don't understand what's going on here what are these hearings about why are lawyers intervi

an electric eel is providing a shocking start to the festive season at a tennessee aquarium in chattanoogalled miguel wattson, powers decorations next to his tank thanks to a system of water sensors which deliver his charge on to nearby lights. his first name as a tribute to his native habitat of south america and his surname is a play on the watt, the unit of electrical power. that is a joke worthy of the worst of christmas crackers. earlier this year, amazon web services ran get it. a competition for children to design an app to design solve a problem. the prize, bringing it to fruition. after stiff competition from various mental health and well—being concepts, this lot triumphed with their web app to transcribe school lessons for the deaf and hard of hearing. a few weeks after their win, i came here to the team's school, bishop storford college prep in order to find out a little more about what they created. so this is how we connect to the app and how it works. it connects to a teacher's phone and the teacher has a microphone so it will display what the teacher is saying in real—time

and radio host and in chattanooga we crossed to brian joyce he is the host of the brian joyce show aren't cross-like rose in fact that. you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate card let me go to you 1st in palm beach i'm going to date myself with my 1st question to everyone here i remember very clearly the watergate hearings i played hooky from school pretended i was sick and i would watch it on a little tiny black and white t.v. watching the hearings p. .

he is in chattanooga and a new york g.o.p. strategist just opinion joe's of can they get a fair trial in the senate a look i think the reality is that this has been a partisan matter from the very beginning i think the reality is it's going to be a partisan affair when they reach the senate i think it up people have made up their minds long ago as to whether they either like the president trump or dislike president trump whether they thought that he needed to be impeached before took the oath of office or whether they think he's done nothing.

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the 1863 battle of ringgold gap following the union victory at chattanooga.smallent is part of the battles, big results symposium. at 7:00 p.m. eastern, and illustrated talk about how historians can use photographs, and the stories behind the photographs, to understand the american west. at 8:00 p.m. eastern, lectures and history. we visit the clemson university classroom of professor bradley thompson and examine the preamble of the declaration of independence. at 10:00 p.m. eastern, 30 years ago in 1989, the u.s. army launched operation just cause, the invasion of panama. the panama deception is an academy award-winning documentary which takes a critical look at the invasion and media inas i mentioned, i lived the chattanooga area for about eight, nine years, and ringgold south downiles interstate 75. i got very interested in that battle. i also got very interested in what became, who became one of my favorite civil war generals who turned out to be not from one of those northeastern states. patrick cleburne, from arkansas. in theery interested battle of rin

airing on w w f m e is in chattanooga and the new you are g.o.p. strategist james opinion jones of can they get a fed trial in the senate a look i think the reality is that this has been a partisan matter from the very beginning i think the reality is it's going to be a part of the fair when they reach the senate i think and up people have made up their minds long ago as to whether they either like the president trump or dislike president trump whether they thought that he needed to be impeached before took the oath of office or whether they think that he's done nothing wrong and so i think again the senate trial will be the kind of anti-climactic culmination of what has been a 3 month 3 year march to where we are today than though we all just spinning wheels . well i agree with the other day i don't think there's any chance that there's going to be a fair trial in the senate mitch mcconnell has already announced that on national television that he is not an impartial juror and and you know this is a political process the impeachment process is to

way to end the program that's all the time we have many things with my guest in los angeles and chattanooga and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at our d.c. you next time you remember. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately it was also a very dark side. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type into the search bar it will always favor one dog food over another one comparative shopping service over another and one candidate over another they can suppress certain types of results diced on what they think you should be see if they have this kind of power in democracy. is it can illusion the free and fair election doesn't exist the more rope we give them the sooner we're all paying. to globalization be dollars a share you know it's happening and the world is kind of drifting apart in a lot of different ways we look into it because there's an economic force behind it as always. it's a let me. ask i

he is in chattanooga and in new york g.o.p. strategist james opinion joe's of can they get a fair trial in the senate. i think the reality is that this has been a partisan matter from the very beginning i think the reality is it's going to be a part of the fair when they reach the senate i think and the people have made up their minds long ago as to whether they either like the president trump or dislike president trump whether they thought that he needed to be impeached before took the oath of office or whether they think that he's done nothing wrong and so i think again the senate trial will be the kind of anti-climactic culmination of what has been a 3 month 3 year march to where we are today.

we'll go to the independent line first and hear from chattanooga. this is julia. >> good morning. >> hi, julia. >> i'm calling this morning -- actually, i was calling for the first part of it, the conversation, but we're here now. my question is to us as americans, what are we going to do when we end up losing our republic and end up being a dictatorship and it's already been made clear for me, through what i hear the president say in his speeches that he would prefer a monarchy over the republic. so, when we wake up one day and find ourselves in such a state, how are we going to work with that? >> well, i certainly hope that's not the case, and i think that every member, democrat or republican, works diligently to make sure that doesn't happen and co-equal branches of government stay in their lane. i will tell you as a member who has had the honor of serving in the previous administration and this one. it's interesting, i heard the same kind of arguments with president obama. at the same time i said -- i let people know i didn't see it in that rega

these men were veterans of south mountain antietam chickamauga and chattanooga. they reported that the hottest spot they ever stood on the battlefield was a kearns town when 3000 virginians stood atop that ridge and every single one of them was taking aim at the flank and the battle flag of the 36th ohio. over 130 men would be killed and wounded out of that regiment. nearly a 50% loss ratio. as you can imagine, his men are going to quickly retreat in confusion. and a fallback. the entire line is going to come undone. fortunately, as soon as that rings off, the proverbial light goes off in george crook's head and we get back to the reliable capable officer that we know george crook could be. stripaway, he's going to the division from the line and send the southern outskirts of winchester where if you look up there you will see the ball in position and they are going to form a rear guard to protect the retreat. the other think that is a testament to rutherford b. hayes , they are going to fall back and up to get out of the fire and they are going to quickly reform

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july 2015 government was radicalized by al qaeda killed four at a military recruiting center in chattanoogatennessee, and then in 2009 we had two such attacks first and june, and islamic radical open fire at a recruiting center in little rock killing one end of november there was major attack on fort hood. there he killed 13 and wounded 32. for more on today's tragedy let's go to fox news national correspondent, jacqui heinrich. she's down in pensacola. jackie? >> we are learning six saudis were arrested for questioning in the wake of the shooting, credits according to a senior u.s. official. we are told the shooter's name is mohamme saed alshamrani, a saudi national early in his training at the pensacola naval air station. the fbi even moments ago would not confirm in a press conference whether this was in fact a terrorist investigation. >> we are not prepared to sour to confirm what may have motivated the shooter to commit this horrific act today. there are many reports circulating but the fbi deals only in facts. >> florida congressman matt gaetz said plainly this was an act of terror sa

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think when grant accomplished what he accomplished in vicksburg, and then he is ordered to go to chattanooga to rescue the union army and he does, lincoln says i think i have found my guy. what is maybe even more significant is that grant and lincoln agreed on the way the war should be fought. they agreed that you should not just be following the old tactic of outmaneuvering the army, etc. what you should do is attack. you can attack on every front. and simultaneously, exactly. when he comes to washington and meets lincoln for the first time, they talk and find out we agree. we pretty much agree on the way this should be done. another thing that strikes me is that grant had the right personality to do what he did. he understood and lincoln understood it would not be a good idea because it had not worked with john pope to bring someone from the west to take over an eastern army and say i am responsible for it. those easterners could not do a thing. grant understood. he kept george meet on as commander of the army of the potomac and work that way. i think grant understood henry w. halleck beca

next up, veronica in chattanooga, tennessee, wants to know your thoughts on american water works. >>wned american water works for years. it's a great utility it sells for 33 times earnings and we trimmed our position because we thought it was getting a little pricey. they've confirmed that they'll have 5 to 8% earnings growth over the next five years, or seven to ten sorry, 7 to 10 earnings growth over the next five years there might be a better entry point. perhaps establish a half position and then if the stock c comes in at little bit, you can buy some more. >> okay. there you go for pete, frank in wisconsin asked is it better to invest in gdx, the goldminer etf versus gld the gold etf >> i, right now, would lean toward the gdx, brian, because i think it's got some catch up to make you see it all the time in oil as oil moves to the upside, the stocks will start to move along eventually, right? but usually, if that starts to pull back, they're going to pull back i think a lot of the time, when we look at something like gold to gld right now, and you go back to 2012, this was tradin

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chattanooga, tennessee, four marines killed at a recruiting facilities there and now pearl harbor and this. it's going to cause a lot of questions about what the military may be able to do if it can't to further tighten up on its gun policy if it is able to do so. >> or the country. it's from military installations to schools to walmarts to the outsides of restaurants. we've been to each of these locations every other week this year. the it's a national phenomenon. thanks. >>> it is decision day for the white house as the impeachment battle brews on capitol hill. the white house has until 5:00 p.m. eastern time to decide whether they will participate in at all in upcomeing hearings. the decision could have major implications as the house judiciary committee is drafting up those articles of impeachment. >> the next hearing scheduled for r monday morning. the committee could vote on articles next week. last night, nancy pelosi took part in a cnn ton hall and said the task of drafting articles has been a group effort. >> we're operating collectively. it's not going to be somebody puts so

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stuart: the hottest markets are boise, mcallen, texas, tucson, chattanooga, columbia, south carolina? how about that. jerry howard, still with us. i mean, that really is remarkable, isn't it? these are relatively small towns booming. >> if you don't pay attention to it every day, it's remarkable. i talk to guys in boise, in columbia, all the time. i know what's going on in those cities. those cities are much like the federal government right now. they are trying to encourage growth. they are encouraging business investment in those cities and that in turn brings people in and leads to a good housing market. i'm not as surprised as the average person would be. that's because it's my job. stuart: i don't know what brings people to boise, mcallen, tucson, chattanooga or columbia other than a good business atmosphere. >> exactly right. stuart: that's basically it, i guess. low prices and all the rest of it. are you very active in building new homes there? >> idaho is growing very quickly. south carolina has been hot for a long time. been a very pro-business environment down there. same wi