he gets fed cigars and branding, and that makes him talk. he is installed in a very nice hotel in paris and his interrogation takes about two months. it is heavily loaded with high-quality food and plety of drink and lots of cigars. and he tells everything. in particular, he tells the story of schmidt and the safe. general rudolph schmidt is relieved of his command. it is kind of unfair, isn't it? what did he do wrong? he gave his brother a job. but anyway. this is a map of the south of france with some red dots on it. this is the fate of these guys. once the wanted lists are out and the french -- the germans have decided they are invading the unoccupied part of france and the americans have landed in north africa, the world has suddenly turned upside down. the polish code breakers are on the run for the third time. these docks are significant places in their story. this one is where rex was holed up in the mountains just near spanish boarders. i think it is probably just a coincidence that these other places are also close. these places are

and then the girlfriends needed brandy and maybe not cigars. but then the nannies and the nannies were hired by him on the basis they might become girls and fired by mrs. schmidt on the basis they might become a girlfriend and then she would hire a nanny uglier than the previous and the kids noticed that the nannies got uglier and it was very embarrassing. so we hit on the scheme. french said we're worried about you and this cash because you're visibly living a lifestyle that does not commensurate with your earnings are supposed to be. so they hit on something called a money laundering scheme. now hans schmidt had run a failed soap factory business in the early 1930s and so they invited schmidt to revive the soap factory idea and he could present the earning from spying as being the prophets of his soap factory. so the soap factory became solvent because he literally laundered the fruits of his labors through the soap factory business. he truly is a star of a spy. i mean he is fantastic. i like rex a lot. i mean, rex it great. but i have these

. >> the second trip, he testified, was to smoke a cigar. >> i had to go outside to smoke a cigar.wanted to look at some sports schedules and some standings, and so i wanted to see if i could pick up the usa today as well. >> that newspaper run explained why he was seen at the front desk, he said, around midnight. >> so between the time you smoked the cigar and went back upstairs and went to sleep, did you leave that room until the next morning? >> no, sir. >> the next morning after his sales call, jason testified he realized he had left some ebay printouts sitting on the computer printer at home. they showed purses. he was thinking about buying one for michelle as a belated anniversary present. >> i realized i didn't bring those papers. >> why was it important to you that somebody get into those papers? >> because i wanted it to be a surprise. a surprise for michelle means so much more than anything. >> so around noon on the 3rd, he called his sister until to ask if she would go to the house to get those ebay papers. he left meredith a voice mail. >> if you could do me a huge favo

still they're standing by the officer who do we know at this point that there was an exchange of a cigar is i mean well they say the really believe and i'm going to because they found a cigar on this kid afterwards and they believe that's what was exchange that's all he had on him and you know the the response absolutely does not match what the alleged crime was there. ok another lawsuit was filed at the end of march accusing sacramento sheriff's deputies of using excessive force. again there was only bits and i mean our follow this type of thing every day and still we even with this there were only bits and pieces of the story can you tell me about that case. sure the rancho cordova police department is part of the sacramento county sheriff's office which also faces its own allegations of deploying excessive force against civilians and the march lawsuit was filed by an african-american professor named dr thomas civilians he says that sacramento sheriff's deputies deployed excessive force against him and his brother after a white neighbor accuse them of breaking into their own home the p

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chill yes you yes you got the stomach full share of the sniff of my me and covered the needs in you my cigar they supported you know what the flow will go by them but also it now there is many of those whose group was through whom you brought the messiah because of course. sure it was millions of the communities. so there's no system just. chose the walk store just like it was a previously estimates. that she added. with good reason public discourse is focused on addressing and finally each containing the coby $1000.00 pandemic now the focus is on devastated economies where the recession will it morphed into a depression with the recovery being as you see or in else. you can be both with the yeah you want. me to. you. greetings and salutations since the start of the pandemic amazon dot com has quickly become one of the most essential tools of survival during these bizarre and brutal stay at all times from groceries to face masks to board games you can damn near find anything you may need or desire to help you survive and get through living in these sequester and this sequester era but appare

chill yes no yes you got the stomach full share of the sniff of my man coming there needs a new my cigar that he is going to do you know what the flow will go by them but also right now there is many of those whose group was the herbals who brought the misnomer because of course. the seriousness of the communities. they've been. nice to leave me of the chair i was just or new zealand just online to look at everything yes i'm missing it. it's sad that it. had jimmy a mark on the back even. if you believe that anything you guys eagerly look like you talk about we just gotta give it a minute. during the vietnam war u.s. forces neighboring laos there was a secret war. and for years the american people did not know. how much it is that. country per capita. human history millions of unexploded bombs still in danger lives in this small agricultural country jordyn wieber. even today kids in laos full victims of bombs dropped decades ago is the us making amends for that tragedy in laos won't help to the people need in that little land on. this is the one business show you can afford to miss i'm f

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tubman and company, brandy's wines, gins and cigars. i don't think we do politics that way these days, but at this point they rented hoeltss and they had the brandy, wine, gin and cigars and said who is most likely to win. so when lincoln is saying i don't think i can win this, his friends are coming up to him and saying i don't think so, abraham. it's not happening for you. here's the challenges and the challengers. we have to remember there's no primary season. with our own politics it starts almost a year in advance, january, february, march, it grinds on throughout the primary. there's none. they have the nomination in june, they have the vote in the fall. and also i want to remind you there's no national election day the first tuesday after the first week in november. some states that control the way people ballot, they started the last week of september. so on august 23rd, 1864 when lincoln says i don't think i'm going to be re-elected, the election starts in 30 days. he's not reading in the future 60 days or 75 days in advance. h

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>> i drive it myself sir, have a cigar. >> take your cigar and hire a chauffeur and keep a man from becomingou look like a grocer? >> no sir, my job is extermination. >> you must give your assistance each a nice weekend vacation. we want you to hire a crowd. you will hang up this sign, it means no rats allowed. and how about you? >> i am a very sick woman. >> oh. hypochondriac. you must get something to soothe you. two for halitosis. one for eczema, bronchitis, or any other kind of an -itis, that will delight us. that way madam, you will help to end unemployment. now, listen to me, everybody. step out, get back, and give a man a job. you know that. i know it. now, step up and give a man a job. you know who is president of the nra? no? i'll tell you. you take this message straight from the president and give a man a job. [ applause ] >> so what does this do that is different from the fireside chats? go ahead, brent. >> it turns presidential policy into an entertainment product. it is very much like the beginning of the whole concept of marketing. >> absolutely. excellent. excellent. kayla? >>

he stayed up smoking cigars waiting night after night for this to happen. when it did happen he sprang into action. the only thing he didn't know is where it was going to happen. once he found that out, he was readied to go. this young woman right here. >> i'm the godmother of ellen douglas' great grandson and my husband is cuban. when i found out that my friend's last name was actually dulles, and she knew my husband was cuban, she asked me can we still be friends. so, what i'm asking you is how liable is ellen dulles? >> well, dulles -- i don't think that cubans -- cuban exiles would be upset. dulles was on their side. he very much wanted this to go through. he also very much wanted president kennedy to rescue them when it was clear they were failing. to go back to the point made earlier. there was an enormous amount of american fire power just offshores, including an aircraft carrier with a-4 fighter jets. bissell kept saying let us have this for a little bit of time? others are saying to give air coverage to the brigade. you have to remember, the brigad

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have a cigar. >> keep your cigar and hire a chauffeur. keep a man from becoming a loafer., sir. my job is extermination. >> you must give your assistants each a nice vacation. >> then i'll need more men to kill the rats. >> we want you to hire a crowd. you hang a sign that means no rats allowed. what's the matter with you? >> i'm a very sick woman. >> oh, a hypochondriac. you must adapt to every disease you've got. that will give you some enjoyment. in that way, you will help end unemployment. listen to me, everybody, step up and get back out front and give a man a job. >> he bore the brunt. you know that and i know that. so step up and give a man a job. you know who's backing this? the nra? no, i'll tell you. when i do, it'll give your heart a start. you take this message straight from the president and give a man a job. >> so what does this do that's different from the fireside chats? go ahead, brent. >> it turns presidential policy into an entertainment product. >> absolutely. >> it's very much like the beginning of the whole concept of marketing. >> absolutely. excelle

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chill yes no yes you got the stomach full share of this taste of my man coming there needs a new my cigar that he is going to do you know what the flow will go by them for those like not there is many of those whose group was through those that are going to cross the river far because we're. going to. go to the seriousness of the communities. the evenings don't. need to leave me of the chair i was just or new zealand just online to look at everything yes i'm missing it. the ad. libbing yemeni i'm going to. eat. you can tell you anything you guys eagerly look like you talk about we just go looking at the menu. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you than. 30 years ago there was a global solidarity to annihilate the scourge of notches in from here the soviet union and its western allies prevailed against nazi germany today such global solidarity is sadly missing in the current. in what it wants is very necessary solidarity. time after time so we're going on the ground from the count

unfortunately the supreme court gave the governors the right to go ahead with a total lockdown the cigar orders that allowed the carnival street parties to go on in february knowing full well that 19 was among us. the mainstream media just like trump just like brake the car and accept that he won the election just they just want to bring him down wasn't he silly comment i have to say this really just sort of we've got them here in indiana in terms of one side of the bed in another sort of. this is a description of the present boss not all ignorant radical a thug mentally unstable is the worst in the of the happen to go into the rain forest but will it be a real threat or it goes on and on i think you get the gist of what he's seen the pools for the president in 20 well. yes this is there is something still amazing still really. 3 we have observed for me to his ratings are still high but at the same time because he's been trying to collate the character of the wall great nationalists. a leader in the country is the one who is fighting all these mighty powers of the mainstream media has he

in another case, it is alleged he accepted a supply line of champagne and cigars.ackdrop to three deadlocked elections. his rival capitalised on the corruption claims, but has nowjoined him in government to tackle coronavirus, and judges ruled the israeli leader can stay on as pm while on trial. at court, shouts loud enough to be heard inside. the prime minister's loyal supporters are out in force, and they have covered the windows of the courtroom here, so that we can't see what is going on inside. it is a criminal trial, but a deeply political event. in some ways, it feels like a fourth election campaign. his case has become a symbol for how two sides in israel see their country's future. this time, his fate lies in the hands of the judges, and not the people. police in hong kong have fired tear gas and water cannon at demonstrators protesting china's plans to impose a new security law. police say 120 people have been arrested after the first mass protests since the coronavirus pandemic took hold in the territory. beijing says the legislation will improve people'

in another case, it's alleged he accepted a supply line of champagne and cigars.ections. his rival capitalised on the corruption claims, but has nowjoined him in government to tackle coronavirus, and judges ruled the israeli leader can stay on as pm while on trial. at court, shouts loud enough to be heard inside. the prime minister's loyal supporters are out in force, and they have covered the windows of the courtroom here, so that we can't see what is going on inside. it is a criminal trial, but a deeply political event. in some ways, it feels like a fourth election campaign. his case has become a symbol for how two sides in israel see their country's future. this time, his fate lies in the hands of the judges, and not the people. tom bateman reports from jerusalem. muslims around the world have celebrated the first day of eid al—fitr. traditionally the 3—day holiday is spent with family and friends. but with many countries still under coronavirus restrictions, it looks very different this year. sodaba haidare reports. islam's most sacred shrine, normally packed

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to implement the cigar plan you need to have towards ability you see the small scale it took weeks for the mosques to riot but today we hear politicians claiming there was never any shortage this undermines the confidence that professionals in the field can have when negotiating with politicians really did i knew the medals nor holiday vouchers will satisfy us our demands to remain the same more nurses medics fire on their decks and laboratory stuff and the financial recognition that goes with it that's what they were looking for the government is giving money to everybody to vanno to airbus but for me the most important thing is not right no it's not airbus because when people are sick they're not going to try have a car they're not going to travel far by plane while there is still a long road ahead. those discussions take place but what we do know so far is that the french haven't taken to kindly to the reforms that have been instituted by president macaroons government reforms that are addressed and reviewed as part of this 2 month negotiation now and look at the health care system

they smoked cigars, a little scotch. patton was very talkative. i remember general grow told us, they set you talk about the fourth armored division making kills.these tank it is preposterous because first of all they were not in line that much and didn't have much opportunity and we may not have a lot more. sonon said, you are a dumb of a bitch, but i love you. [laughter] i will never forget that. patton was saying future armored vehicles, not tanks because tanks already have them, should have steel covers on tops so the artillery fire would not kill troops that are writing in vehicles which became -- riding in vehicles like which became the bradley fighting vehicle for the herself carrier. you got those over at the museum. >> not the bradley. benjamin: you have an apc over there? they load in the back, got a plank, dropped the tailgate. proper -- cover on top. they were talking about armored divisions needing more infantry. that was always a discussion. it had been discussed as i recall back in october when general marshall and general handy and