tom clark at the time was a year older than i am now. i am 44 and tom clark was 45 at the time. clark had been an exceptional law student and ended up in washington by accidents of franklin roosevelt wanted to hire tom clark's little brother who is an exceptional law student and by all accounts on his way to doing grand things and tom clark's older brother said i'm doing very well in texas so then the senator from texas said will i how about a's older brother we take him? they said send him out. they gave him a job in the department of justice and he works his way up. what he may have lacked an academic ability he made up for in work ethic and he became truman's attorney general and became very successful in being an aggressive attorney general important because he recognized he was not the best lawyer in the building. he would manage to the department of justice and say what can we do to advance the administration's agenda and now you expect that of our attorney general. the president certainly expects it of the attorney general but at the time the attorney attorney general pri

in fact when tom clark came to him, when tom clark came to the oval office with a list he had a list of catholic nominees. his going to have a catholic nominee and harry truman did not even look at said no, no, no prime going to nominate you. he had it in his own mind of who was going to be the nominee to the court. they were going to be men they were all men at this time. they were men he knew and trusted. [laughter] one has got to count. it is incredible. >> throughout you leave two great narratives about how truman is the court. a couple of cases relate to unions and a couple create civil rights. we really do not have time to get too much into those. please buy the book or get it from the library, whatever. it is a fantastic read and you will learn so much. i'm wondering if you could, enclosing, summarize how truman used the supreme court to advance his civil rights agenda? >> truman was the first president to address the naacp. he became convinced particularly after the blinding of sgt isaac ordered, that something had to be done at the federal level to protect the rights of amer

>> yes. >> to the end, he insisted his lawyers privately call him clark, has in clark rockefeller.ng others to believe his live, and to like him and reward him for those lives, failed on all counts with a jury of his peers. >> unfortunately, there was an interaction here of somebody that they instinctively hated, did not understand. >> they did not like him at all? >> they hated him. they were laughing at him openly. >> not a fitting and for a rockefeller, perhaps. but for a liar who is also a killer, maybe just right. >> that is all for this edition of dateline. i am andrea canning, thank you for watching. for watching >> as we begin a new hour, it is a race to the bottom in the

clark: thank you -- clark. ms. clark: thank you, mr. mr. leader. we are still to this day so proud to have cast 3,179 votes for hakeem jeffries for speaker. but today let me start off with what we know. it's been nearly three months since president biden released his budget, his vision on how we can invest in the american people and at the same time reduce our deficit. and every day since that is been democrats and the president who have been fighting on the side of the american people. it is democrats who have been the adults in the room. it is democrats who prioritized americans over political gamesmanship. it's democrats who opposed this maga hostage situation. it's democrats who have always been clear we will not allow this country to suffer a devastating default. the question is whether republicans today will decide to join us and do the right thing. this is a deal that speaker mccarthy negotiated when his predecessor negotiated an agreement on the debt ceiling, she guaranteed the votes from the vast majority of her caucus. nobody is mistaking

katherine clark. ms. clark: thank you, mr. leader. here we are days away from economic catastrophe, days away from higher mortgage payments, car loans, gutted retirement accounts, days away from losing eight million jobs. why? because house republicans have decided to default on america. so let's set the record straight. one, this is a battle between extremism and common sense. from the beginning, the white house has put forward reasonable solutions. on march 9, the president released a budget that invests in the success of families and businesses while cutting the deficit by $3 trillion. republicans waited until april 25 to respond with their default on america bill. extreme cuts to veterans' health care, child care, first responders, to teachers, to the hungry people in this country. all to payouts to polluters and those who want to cheat on their taxes. this is not normal. this is a hostage situation. even matt gaetz recognized that today. he said republicans don't feel like we should negotiate with our hostage. speaker mccarthy an

from the —— distancenational clark from the —— distance arnold clark from the show. million viewers. and so i think in terms of audience decay or defection, it is too early to tell whether there will be some serious lasting damage to the show itself. but as i say, as long as the audiences keep turning up and there may be audiences, new audiences for the show, as a result of this being a week off of school and things like that, it is hard to put your finger on whether it's that, it is hard to put your finger on whether its audiences that will defect. if audiences defect, the advertisers will become fragile in terms of their desire to buy slots on the show. terms of their desire to buy slots on the show— terms of their desire to buy slots on the show. . . , ~ . , on the show. that was alice enders talkin: to on the show. that was alice enders talking to me _ on the show. that was alice enders talking to me earlier _ on the show. that was alice enders talking to me earlier in _ on the show. that was alice enders talking to me earlier in terms - on the show. that was ali

colin clark, it has been so aood to large. colin clark, it has been so good to talk _ large.been so good to talk to you. thank - large. colin clark, it has been so good to talk to you. thank you i large. colin clark, it has been so. good to talk to you. thank you for talking to us about the killing of the islamic state leader which has been reported in the last 24 hours. i now want to show you a clip. this has gone viral. a video of a man doing the "worm" during a performance by british singer—songwriter rita 0ra has gone viral. it just looks like he itjust looks like he is falling and getting up again, even though it is called the worm. rita 0ra was performing her song praising you at a prince's trust charity event in new york when 57—year—old australian man ian smith decided to show off his dance moves. rita 0ra then shared the video. she was so impressed. i need you in my life. find this man! t i need you in my life. find this man! ., �* ~ ., i need you in my life. find this man! ., �* 4' ., , i need you in my life. find this man! ., �* ~ ., , i need you in my life. find t

so i'm still reading torie clarke chatter on books is the name of the podcast. the address is chatter on books dot com. thanks for being with us on book two. thank you so much for having me. great to see you. well, thanks for joining us for about books, a program and podcast produced by c-span's book tv booktv will continue to bring you publishing news and author programs and a reminder that you can get this program as a podcast on our c-span now app and you can get all the other c-span podcast sites there as well. and you can also watch booktv programs any time online at booktv dot org.

clark, would you please call the next item? item two approved the minutes of the march 14th 2023 meeting. this is an action item. thank you, mr kirk. other seeing no questions or comments. is there anyone in the chamber who wishes to comment on the minutes of the march 14th 2023 meeting. seeing none. operator is there anyone in remote public comment who has comments on the minutes? checking for remote public comment. and there is no public comments. thank you. operator public comment on the side of his now closed. can we have a motion on two on the minutes? so moved. moved. mr clerk will call, please. chaired i see. i see i commissioner running, i run and i we have two eyes. the minister approved. thank you, mr clerk. would you please call items number three and five together item three. recommend amendment to the of the adopted fiscal year. 2022 2023 budget to decrease revenues by $256,205 decrease expenditures by $263,640. and decrease other financing sources by $7435. this is an action item. item five. internal accounting re

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trump is also apparently angling once again to put jeffrey clark in a top job.lf installed as attorney general of the united states after the 2020 election so he could sort of calm endear the entire department of justice to weaponize it on behalf of donald trump and overturn the results to install trump as the winner. joining me now is noah shachtman, editor in chief of rolling stone, which broke this latest reporting on trump's inner circle. noah, first i would start with trump says a lot of things, there's a lot of people around him. how sure are we that these are people that he really still, like, thinks of as loyal as he wants to have in the admin? >> we are pretty sure, man. these are people that trump has been -- in the case of flynn, right, he's been a trump ally since before the 2016 election, when he famously stood up for trump and the republican national convention in 2016. trump loves that kind of loyalty. similarly, jeffrey clark was one of the key architects in this harebrained scheme to try to have alternate electors in the 2020 election and key ba

. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ then a reception by justice clark and missus clark who've known linda since she was born.tables with an impromptu celebration of the clark's 43rd wedding anniversary. ♪♪ justice and missus clark were not the only eyes. a few days later at her home, she welcomed linda to a texas style shower. cohosting the event, the wife of the representative of texas from the congressional district. as linda spent an afternoon sharing lighthearted moments with texas friends, chuck had moreti activities. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ on the 17th of november, a small group of intimate friends gathered at the white house at the invitation of both linda and chuck. the festivities were in honor of those who taken their vowels years ago. >> i'm fortunate to have parents that show their affection. my father had sent me flowers on my birthday and he hadn't written me too many handwritten notes but this one was particularly sweet. so many days ago you made me one of d the happiest man in the wod and he sent my mother the a basket of flowers that said thank you so much for giving us our first child. i thought it was te

and for the past 20 years, our wonderful library director, ellen mcallister, clarke clarke and i must credit ellen clarke in particular whose research and writing i have pulled from liberally for some of this presentation. the initial focus the collection was on the 18th century art of war books that. the americans were reading, but fairly quickly that expanded to military works that europeans mostly the french and the english were reading and in the 18th century then it expand did to scoot earlier into the 17th century and even the 16th century to context and show the evolution thought about military science that led up to the revolutionary war this all led to an incredibly partnership with ira, who is now retired professor history from rice university. well as west point and he was at the time on a book project books on the british army in the age of the american by the late nineties, he was compiling what would become a list of 650 military books based on the preferences of 42/18 century british officers who left records of the books they owned, purchased, read, recommended and wro

they have great leaders like laura clark leading the charge. happy 50 years of helping hoosiers in clark, floyd, harrison, and scott counties live independently. 50 years of home delivered meals, transportation assistance, and numerous in-home services. i'm sorry i missed the big celebration, but i'm proud of the work you do. on behalf of hoosiers across our district, congratulations on 50 years, thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina rise? mr. wilson: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. wilson: thank you, mr. speaker. as long as drugs have been used they have been abused. destroying families and availability is skyrocketing due to the biden administration failures at the southern border. it is shocking nearly 140 million americans have illicitly used drugs at some point in their life. sadly south carolina has not escaped this scourge. in the last two years south carol

for example, the meeting of judge clark, national security adviser, plural. judge clark, bill casey with archbishop long, the nuncio that's mobilizing resources. but you've got to do this publicly. you've got to explain to the american people, what is this? what are we in? why are we doing this? what are the objectives here? why is it so important? and you need to do in europe as well? you need to explain what this is all about and mobilize the intellectual and moral resources as well. how do you do that? words mean. he really believed that words matter and. it is true, of course, that he had some terrific speechwriters. peggy noonan comes to mind. but he never got a piece of paper and used it without all sorts of notes and edits to make sure that it reflected and and it stages of of writing that it fully reflected what he wanted to because he understood in a speech like this 140 years ago today or the westminster speech, precisely what the president of the united states said, but precisely what he says is going be read by hundreds of thousands people in ever

it will house a major league baseball team that the residents of clark county to rally behind. and this was also the people's chance to officially weigh in on public funds. the a's are looking for to build a stadium which they expect to have views of the las vegas strip. the a's are expected to spend more than a billion dollars and they won 380 million, including 180 million from the state and 145 million from clark county. that money will come from bonds at the county plans to repay using taxes from the area in and around the ballpark. a couple 1000 people have made their opinions known on the legislature's website and so far by the looks of it, public opinion is overwhelmingly against this bill. all of a sudden. >> at the last the legislature they spring this plan to spend 500 million dollars without any proof that it will benefit the community. to that it just infuriates i understand opposition to what people are considering to be a gift of taxable funds. i understand that completely. what they're not seeing is the full picture of this. >> in the revenues that will be create

that would be clark, already has three top tens in the past month and a half, clark playing really goodnd stayed hot at quail hollow. clark, your solo leader at 16 underpar , having a two stroke lead heading into sunday. the top women's golfers in the world competing right now for the international crown, the tournament runs all weekend with one of the eight competing countries to be crowned tomorrow. competing for team usa, danielle king, grew up in southern california, but was born in san francisco. it has been a homecoming of sorts for the 2017 women's pga champion . she threw out the first pitch last night at the giants game. and she remembers how much she misses the cuisine. >> i can walk around the city without a map and i know where to go, and i kind of like that cold breeze. >> i overheard you on the 14th, you had to take about san francisco food, that it was underrated. >> yeah. a lot of people say la has amazing food and new york has incredible food, but honestly, san francisco has bomb food. i feel like it is underrated with the restaurants. >> it's good stuff, however she di

the a's and clark county leaders. that is legislature must now discuss and approve the plan for to actually happened. >> kron four's dan kerman reports. the oakland a's are one step closer to packing up their bats and and moving to las vegas. >> in a statement, nevada governor joe lombardo says a tentative agreement between his office. the a's, the state treasurer and clark county officials has been reached to bring major league baseball to the vegas strip. the proposal now goes to the nevada legislature for a vote a's. president dave campbell says we're very appreciative of the support from the state of nevada and clark counties. leadership. we look forward to advancing this legislation in a responsible way. i like the news today chris dobbins with save oakland. sports says this is not what he and other fans wanted to hear. vegas has the money. vegas has a political capital in clinton will and the willingness to, you know, put some public money out there. the proposed deal comes less than 2 weeks after the a's reache

great insights, short working for clark again as the inspector of infantry. uh, at army field forces and in 5152 commanded i corps korea at that transitionary stage between the active combat and the stalemate had along the dmz had a great command there worked very well. general van fleet uh, from 1952 to 1954, he was commanding general u.s. army, pacific. during that time, general radford, who was the pay com commander, said, hey, you need to go check what the french are doing over in indo-china. we're worried. we need you to light a fire underneath general navarre because they're losing and we need to keep indo china free. and one of the cool lessons i learned in the research was why did we care about indochina in the first place? it's because all the raw materials that were being used to rebuild the japanese economy, which was the linchpin of our asian strategic plan for the defense of asia we needed a free basically vietnam. so that's why we were involved in vietnam in the first place. so we went looked at it and says, yeah, we, the french can do this. we

the a's and clark county leaders.islature must now discuss and approve the plan for to actually happened. >> kron four's dan kerman reports. the oakland a's are one step closer to packing up their bats and and moving to las vegas. >> in a statement, nevada governor joe lombardo says a tentative agreement between his office. the a's, the state treasurer and clark county officials has been reached to bring major league baseball to the vegas strip. the proposal now goes to the nevada legislature for a vote a's. president dave campbell says we're very appreciative of the support from the state of nevada and clark counties. leadership. we look forward to advancing this legislation in a responsible way. i like the news today chris dobbins with save oakland. sports says this is not what he and other fans wanted to hear. vegas has the money. vegas has a political capital in clinton will and the willingness to, you know, put some public money out there. the proposed deal comes less than 2 weaf

jeffrey clark says the suspect, beau wilson, lived just two houses away.nd describes the sound. >> that. >> reporter: he went outside. >> and saw my neighbor in the front yard, very intent in shooting his rifle at things and people. >> be advised this guy is right in front of the church. >> reporter: as the suspect moved on, clark looked out to the street. >> and discovered two elderly people in their vehicle, dead. >> reporter: farmington police say the first shots came at 10:56 a.m. at 11:02, police found the suspect, and four minutes later at 11:06 -- >> the suspect was shot, and almost simultaneously as well, an officer was shot. >> we have an officer down. >> reporter: farmington police say they fired 16 total rounds. the suspect, well over 100. officers say at least one of the three guns was purchased legally. at a candlelight vigil, farmington's mayor spoke to the grief-stricken community. >> i can't express to you my pain. i can't express to you how i thought forever these kind of things wouldn't happen to us here. >> reporter: family members told

it will house a major league baseball team that the residents of clark county to rally behind. and this was also the people's chance to officially weigh in on public funds. the a's are looking for to build a stadium which they expect to have views of the las vegas strip. the a's are expected to spend more than a billion dollars and they won 380 million, including 180 million from the state and 145 million from clark county. that money will come from bonds at the county plans to repay using taxes from the area in and around the ballpark. a couple 1000 people have made their opinions known on the legislature's website and so far by the looks of it, public opinion is overwhelmingly against this bill. all of a sudden. >> at the last minute to the legislature, they spring this plan to spend 500 million dollars without any proof that it will benefit the community. to that it just infuriates i understand opposition to what people are considering to be a gift of taxable funds. i understand that completely. what they're not seeing is the full picture of this. >> in the revenues that wil

and now clarke sings something completely different. we'll probably never know. why did they do it? became a symbolic goal and the russian command ordered that bakhmud be taken at any cost, that is, clark is lying to himself . simply put, vsu suffered huge losses in artyomovsky, dozens. thousand exact numbers are yet to be known. and how much equipment was destroyed, how much nato weapons, artyomovsk has become a black hole for kiev. where so many cannon fodder of the same mobilized have been ground, that this alone would be enough for the second nuremberg; the west is bustling. part of the propaganda of western propaganda has collapsed that this is a fortress, that the russians will never be able to take it and that's it. invested in resistance. here in this bakhmut artyomovsk and today he fell within the ukrainian society. now there are doubts. in general, for the sake of what this confrontation is, therefore the significance of bakhmut. she was immediately leveled terrorist mode. he will use any provocations in order to kill the story of the loss of the strategic settlement of ba

the a's and clark county leaders. the measure now goes to nevada's legislature for approval. kron 4 dan kerman reports it's looking more likely that oakland a's fans will have to cheer on their team from a distance. >> in a statement, nevada governor joe lombardo says a tentative agreement between his office. the a's, the state treasurer and clark county officials has been reached to bring major league baseball to the vegas strip. the proposal now goes to the nevada legislature for a vote a's. president dave campbell says we're very appreciative of the support from the state of nevada and clark counties. leadership. we look forward to advancing this legislation in a responsible way. i was very upset because look at plan. chris dobbins was save oakland sports says this latest announcement suggest las vegas has something. oakland is not more political will and more public financing. look how quickly that the game. >> they was able to put some together. it's been within this couple open to trying to stay for days, at least since 2001. and nothing's happening. the proposed deal c

clark was in his garage and describes the sound.rter: he went outside. >> and saw my neighbor in the front yard. very intent in shooting his rifle at things and people. >> be advised, this guy is right in front of the church. >> reporter: as the suspect moved on, clark looked out the street. >> and discovered the two elderly people in their vehicle, dead. >> reporter: farmington police say the first shots came at 10:56 a.m. at 11:02 a.m., police on the suspect, and four minutes later, at 11:06 a.m. >> the suspect was shot and almost simultaneously, as well, an officer was shot. >> we have an officer down. >> reporter: farmington police say they fired 16 total rounds. the suspect, well over 100. officers say at least one of the three guns was purchased legally. at a candlelight vigil, farmington's mayor spoke to the grief-stricken community. >> i can't express to you my pain. i can't express to you how i thought forever that these kind of things wouldn't happen to us here. >> reporter: family members told investigators that the suspe

following the pulse nightclub shooting, i worked with katherine clark and congresswoman kelly and john larson to demand that the republican majority to address gun violence. i sponsored numerous bills to outlaw ghost guns and ban bump stocks and violent and proving the background and once again i was able to find colleagues to work on some of these bills and the assault weapons ban. last summer, we passed legislation to reinstate the assault weapons ban with bipartisan votes in the house for the first time in 30 years. even during the most difficult times, january 6, two impeachments and global pandemic i never lost faith. it is not always pretty and easy and come out stronger on the other side who serve in this place and fight to preserve it every day. i still believe in our democracy and the ability of congress to tackle big challenges and improve the lives of all americans. we did it with the american rescue plan and the respect for marriage act and the bipartisan safer communities act. i leave this body knowing i left it all on the field and did everything i could to keep americans

clark would most likely be at the centers of that. that makes sense. clark was an invaluable stake holder in the working groups for department exteriored 7.01 and other members from 7.01 tonight as well. and i guess i will ask this yes or no low i think it might make sense to go through how it is works. what else. it seems like in this commission and the juvenile commission. there is and the chief appetite to move this forward whom needs to be at the table in what else needs to be done. i know that sounds like there is a presiding judge blanket order in l.a.. i guess thot my next series of questions. anyone from the juvenile probation commission. stake holders to get this from concept to reality. i will say the stake holders that are ins at the table. this decision need to bes made on accountability piece will look like >> not the case require like an appropriation from the board of supervisor's level? >> that i don't believe so. that consistent with the commission's understanding? it is. we work to break it. part of me say whatting city attorneys all

this is an action item and will be presented by mike clark, with am mike clark and presenting on the blue shield of california hmo and the corollary unitedhealthcare ppo plans the ladder applying for mixed non medicare mixed medicare family members where one or more family member is enrolled in the united healthcare medicare advantage plan. so i'll do a brief rate setting methodology. profits lead through a renewal summary of what's creating the recommended increases for each of these plans. presentation of the rate cards proposed for 2024 for the plans. in closing with recommended nation for health service board action. one reminder. before i began. we specifically order these presentations and these action items. how we have, for instance , doing this h blue shield. hmm. presentation first before the non medicare ppl presentation because there are elements of the non medicare plan pricing that are dependent on this. so for instance, the provisions and the mou that the highest cost plan as an employer contribution geared to the level of the second highest cost plan means access plus

ah, that is, clark contradicts himself lying.uge losses in artyomovsky, tens of thousands of exact numbers have yet to be found out. and how much equipment was destroyed, how much nato weapons, artyomovsk became a black hole for kiev, where i ground so much cannon fodder of the same mobilized that this alone would be enough for the second nuremberg, here the west is kicking. part of western propaganda collapsed propaganda that this is a fortress that the russians will never be able to take it and that's it, it was invested. confrontation. here in this bakhmut artyomovsk and today he fell within the ukrainian society. now there are doubts. in general, for the sake of what this confrontation is, therefore the significance of bakhmut. it was immediately leveled, the terrorist regime of zelensky will use any provocations in order to interrupt that story of the loss of the strategic settlement of bakhmut. and the gur is still clinging to the myths of the yusus, the representative of the main directorate intelligence of the ministry of

. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ a reception but just as tom clark and glenn is clark who have known lyndaelebration of the anniversary. ♪♪ justice and mrs. clark or not thest only eyes in texas on monday. few days later at her home a welcome letter to texas style shower. he is lynda's godfather. cohosting the event mrs. j.j. wife that there representative texas who serves as president johnson's old consecutive district. ♪♪ ♪♪ as lynda's been a carefree afternoon sharing lighthearted moments with old texas friends chuck was buckling down to more serious prenuptial activities. ♪♪ on the 17th of november small group of intimate friends gathered at the white house at the invitation of lynda and chuck. the festivitiesta were in honorf anotherr couple who what are you taking their bows 33 years ago. i felt fortunate to have shown their affection to my father sent me a basket of flowers, spring flowers with a note in my father hadn't written too many handwritten notes. this was particularly sweet saying so many days ago you made me one of the happiest man in the world and that day he sent my mot

clark well, he had a g.p.s. i had all of the the i knew exactly where where we should be going. and walking toward the battlefield. unbelievable. because vietnam being and well, it's these two old soldiers who tried to kill each all those decades ago were together, pointing out they were, you. everything was. they were they just veterans together at that point. and clark welch finally said, if we go 50 yards towards that direction, that's where and he pointed to a trail. that's where your was killed. terry allen the commander who had been hiding an aerial when he was killed, you anthills of vietnam could be four or five feet high. we walk through there it's a beautiful dappled day. and in early february with trees, with leaves and we get to that spot and there's another anthill and just standing there with clark welch and tread consuelo allen and thinking about how time compressed you know into that moment was just the most unforgettable moment of my life at that that's my experience going back with veteran very powerful elizabeth going back well well, i covered the war in cambo

. >> thank you, whip clark. thanks to whip clark and leader jeffries, both the leadership, for the comments to the house democrats this morning, for unity of purpose that they exude every day. this week will bring in and to the republican-led and republican manufactured crisis. house democrats look forward to continuing to tout the achievement of the biden-harris administration, 12.7 new jobs created. but when we reflect on this week it's important to know, this wasn't about deficits. this was never about deficits to republicans. they turned down every reasonable opportunity to close loopholes that would affect our deficits. they want to stand find their billionaire friends so they can pay less than teachers on their tax rate, , the teachers in san bernardino. that's what this is about. and they are going to show us throughout the summer. our prediction is that they are going to mark up a tax bill that would blow another whole, over $3 trillion into deficit. this is not about fiscal sanity. this is about them ea

throughout the war, we've tried to wesley clark for insight. in addition to being an analyst, he's a supreme allied commander. >> general clark, you see the news out of ukraine, what does that say about the effectiveness of the patriot systems versus russia's hypersonic missiles? they've been touted as being nearly impossible to intersect. >> that's what mr. putin said, but it turns out that patriot can intercept a hypersonic missile. after all, the patriot was designed to intercept ballistic missiles that were in coming. they are moving at much more than three or four times the speed of sound. so, the patriot has a radar, the guiding system, and energy in the missile to be able to strike an incoming hypersonic missile. >> do you know how large process supply is? can it afford to keep using them in waves of attacks? >> i think it's really a logistics issue for both sides. the question is, how many patriot missiles can ukraine afford to fire? as i look at it, anderson, it's a sort of strategic calculus by the russians to try to exhaust the ukrai

taking this issue to include several conversations with his ukrainian counterpart. >> so jgeneral clarkted states right now try to repair all of this? >> you know, i do think it is a matter of strengthening the relationship between the presidents. i think it is as president zelenskyy said the white house didn't tell him anything. i think a couple of phone calls will help. but, wolf, you have to understand there's always tension in relations between allies, and that's true in every war. it's certainly true here. the ukrainians want more than what the united states is willing to give. and to me the latest damage of the leak is the fact it leaked, that it shows there's something in the u.s. system that's not trustworthy. so if you're the ukrainians and you're really determined on keeping the counter offensive that ambassador taylor is talking about secret, the last thing you want is a leaky intelligence system in the united states. a 21-year-old airman who has nothing to do with it gets the j wicks and concealed information, that's a real indictment of us. so i think it's incumbent on us t

but i born susanna clarke, daughter of richard clarke, and perhaps you know his name too, for my father. together with my brothers isaac, jonathan are three of the seven merchants chosen to sell the east india company. my young, my dear husband, our young children, my entire family are now living under a cloak of fear. we are under attack from these so so-called sons of liberty simply because my father and brothers continue to go about the business that has been entrusted them. last month, mob stormed my father's home, demanding that he resign as one of the two consignees fearing for his safety. he fled to castle island. well, my brother isaac has attended the meetings here at old south. discuss the matter of the tea that is still out in the harbor. my father remains in hiding from the mobs. and this town grows more anxious and nervous. the minute my husband, mr. copley, is an artist, not a politician. but he has spoken out bravely here in the meetings at old south, trying to turn the people from the hatred that they bear towards my family. but i fear that the tide of public opinion has

six or seven in the station hospital at fort scott sundberg near clark field, and a dozen navy nurses on cavity naval base, five navy nurses were stationed at the naval hospital on guam. 600 miles to the east and duty in the tropics consisted of routine nursing duties on wards or in surgery. a busy maternity ward yet ample free time to enjoy the pleasures and adventures of life overseas. but early in 1941, things began to change as more troops came in from the states training stepped up with practice, air raid and blackout drills. the nurses numbers had grown to 105. the possible tree of war was on everyone's mind, but the -- had completely closed off the rest of the mariana islands, even the native people in guam who had over there couldn't visit them. well, now obviously if they were closed off that island, there was something going on over there they didn't want anybody to know about. i was out in the middle of the pacific in the area of the marianas islands. we saw some japanese ships one day and we were ordered to put on our brightest with girls and go on top deck and play that g