they will lose two out of six corps commanders. the confederates will lose about three of their nine division commanders. both armies are not just bleeding from the bottom but from the top as well. ist robert e lee will do carry his army back across the potomac river and into virginia. there is a bit of a pursuit on the part of the union army as the union army fans out across western maryland to try to block all the different forwards to make sure lee does not get back into maryland. the campaign is going to come to an end. just two days later you have one of the most important lyrical actions of the entire war and perhaps of all of american history and that is the emancipation proclamation. president abraham lincoln is going to announce the preliminary emancipation proclamation, a war changing measure which signals to both the confederacy and citizens of the united states just how the war has changed already and how it's going to continue to change and forever change the united states as we know it. so there's a lot of political b

the rest of the 12 corps is bolstering the left end of the line by little round top. darkness is setting and the men of the 12 corps coming to save the day got lost on their march to little round top and we'll get there long after dark, long after the battle was over, long the other units of the fifth corps and other units has short of the left end of the line. by the time the 12 corps got there, thanks for coming, we've got it, you can go back now. there are no more defenders passed greene's position him and his line ins here with the 137th new york. there are no other union soldiers that had been prepared earlier in the day. this is a weak point in any line of a confederate union army position, i flank. you attack them on the flank or in the rear. there is immense pressure on the line. one reason is one particular unit of stewards brigade, the 10th virginia, you can see it on the bottom of the map, it will not only cross rock creek them up but discover the union breastworks are empty and able to get into the rear and on the flank of greene's position. the 137th new

why does the marine corps are not yet have its own version of castle run? the pentagon is thinking about canceling castle run so it's a long way to go and jim is right a lot of it is not just a few new technologies here or there it's a fundamental change of a mindset in a different attitude that we needed the pentagon. >> band you want to weigh in on this? is something we have talked about before. >> absolutely. when we talk about one of your recommendations you mentioned talking about the major defense acquisition program. i struggle with how we inject new concepts there. often major defense acquisition programs have parameters. what can the government and department do better to develop new concepts? that's not exploratory. developing new concepts is really exploratory. what's the right activism to think about that to think about budgeting for that capturing learning and being more adaptable and how do we think about those things which is an exploration is not a specific requirement. >> it's a really good point. as bars the first recommendation that i rea

he puts up with it every day with the white house press corps.lter reed hospital. he has to put up with it all day long. he talks about the fake news, doctor, but it's corporate america that is politically corrupt whether the verizons, yahoo! news, whether it's at&t's cnn, comcast's nbc news or walt disney, for crying out loud, and its abc news. they're working overtime to encumber this president, to block his agenda and in some cases are complicit with the efforts of the deep state and the radical dems to overthrow his presidency. doctor, you get the last word here, very quickly, if you will. >> i want to answer the question you really asked can. he's back to work, he's breathing easily -- lou: it's got to be quick. >> he has no fever, he should go back to work and keep up with it. he's inspiring. keep it up. okay, my view, probably for a full load of schedule. lou: dr. marc siegel, i like your progress know city -- prognosis, i like your attitude, and i couldn't agree with you more. he's an inspiration to all. dr. marc siegel. stay with us, we'

november found elements of the 10th corps on the frozen banks of the yalou river. ♪ while they ate theirnd see communist china. victory seemed assured. there was talk of war's end by christmas. ♪ but on the other side, chinese armies were amassing. a whole new war was about to begin. late in november, the chinese filled army attacked, splitting u.n. forces and rolling them back. what president truman had called a faction had become a major war. our forces in the west pulled back to the south. elements of the first marine division and the seventh infantry division 10th corp, along with republican of korea troops, cut off in the northeast, fought their way in subzero weather toward evacuation by sea. ♪ 100,000 fighting men and their machines were loaded onto ships. ♪ more than 90,000 refugees fled from their homes in north korea rather than live again under communist rule. we gave transportation to freedom to as many as we could. ♪ by sea, the massive withdrawal moved southward toward forks -- ports where the units could land. ♪ in the west, elements of the eighth army withdrew south of th

minister boris johnson not call off the talks also coming up germany's industrial heavyweight tizen corp has long been struggling to stay above water now the sale of its former core business could prove to be a lifesaver and france's fearing a lost generation among its years those hundreds of thousands of them want to enter the labor market while the economy is shrinking. across the program leaders have called on britain to quote to make the necessary moves to make a post brags its trade deal possible. now this demand didn't go down well with u.k. government which is still wrangling with brussels over their political and economic ties future relations with out a trade deal don't just pose a risk to british businesses but to companies in the european union as well and the break that effect is already visible a study by the deloitte consultancy shows that german companies u.k. revenues have dropped by almost 24000000000 euros and 2015 that is a fall 'd of 6 percent the studies suggest this is largely due to the fall of the pound which has lost 50 percent against the euro zone's 2015 though

that said, we're doing everything we can as a press corps to try to keep ourselves safe, try to keep those around us safe, try to continue in our critical roles. we have worked with the white house at times. we've had a fairly constructive relationship around things like contact tracing and the like. we have encouraged them at every turn to follow the administration's own guidance and guidelines in terms of face coverings and social distancing and the like. at the end of the day, we're not -- the press corps in general, we're not actors in their drama, we are there to cover what they are doing and what they are saying on behalf of the american people. it's a balance we have to strike every time one of those situations come up. >> when i think about the day in the life of a white house reporter, a lot of what white house reporters do does not necessarily take place at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. a lot of the work happens by sources and by phone and so forth. i hear a number of people say, you know what, if the white house wants to work like that, then to hell with them. maybe you should

[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] "election 1976" is a series of about 12 programs produced by the u.s. information agency during the bicentennial year. it was intended for international audiences. the purpose was to describe the u.s. presidential election system and to follow the campaigns' progress. up next, on "reel america," the candidates and the campaign. three political scientists discuss the activities of president ford and challenger jimmy carter leading up to election night. and they react to clips from debates and candidate events. pres. ford: governor carter, again, is talking in broad generalities. gov. carter: i think this is an instance of deliberate disclosure. pres. ford: if mr. carter alleges that his voting by siding that is done, he is inaccurate. governor carter again contradicts himself. gov. carter: mr. ford, i think, confused the issue. pres. ford: let me correct one other comment governor carter has made. g

we would hope the press corps will have a chance to ask him when he touches down. but the former vice president did do a number of interviews and perhaps we'll get a sense of that tonight as well. >> i'll go to carol lee, who has more reporting on all things coronavirus. while telling our viewers, we could break in at any second. the president put out a very brief social media video. kind of proof of life and health taped in the white house prior to his departure for the hospital. but carol lee, go ahead and tell us what you've learned. >> sure. the president posted this on his twitter account. it is a proof of health-like video. i'll read you what he said. he said thank you for your tremendous support. he is speaking to the country. i'm going to walter reed hospital. i'm doing very well but we'll make sure things work out. the first lady is doing very well. thank you very much. i appreciate it. i will never forget it. thank you. very brief but clearly the white house felt like the president needed to not just appear in public boarding and exiting marine one, but a

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additionally there is no centralized ambulance corps. there would not be ambulance corps federalized until august of 1862. this meant that the ambulances were regimental and some soldiers were picked up with priority over others. poor organization resulted in slower action, which resulted in more debt. just to give you an idea. one soldier described a scene at one field hospital and he writes, there were piles of legs, feet, hands, arms thrown together and at a distance they acornled piles of corn at shocking. surgeons were butchering away while the poor devils yelled with pain. lost.ives were there's another group of confederate soldiers that came across the union soldiers made famous by the battle of manassas and one of them remarked, there were 32 soldiers. but one single surgeon and he was young and apparently inefficient. with their the floor clotted dress. some had died and not yet been removed. this was the first time many of them had actually had any practical experience, and so there were mistakes that cost lives. there were mis

was at the debate, then of course there are white house officials around him, journalists, the press corpsn announced that three of them have tested positive for covid, there is a lot of contract tracing going on and perhaps more illnesses related to the president's travels this week. —— contact tracing. dr dena grayson is a physician and expert on viral diseases. she joins us from florida. doctor grayson, we have seen president trump go from a helicopter, we have seen a 13 second video, which we got to see what he looks like at the moment, and we have seen two state m e nts moment, and we have seen two statements from his positions. this is a jigsaw puzzle than for you to try and work out, how is he? clearly the president's condition is much worse than the white house has let on. you do not hospitalise patients that have only mild symptoms, and in factjust a few moments ago one of the us media reported that actually one of the white house sources reveal that mr trump indeed was starting to experience some shortness of breath which is a sign that his condition may be deteriorating, so it i

[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] joe biden continues to hold drive and rallies, recently in st. paul minnesota. the former vice president talked about bringing about national unity and encouraged minnesotans to vote. hillary clinton onehe state four years ago. and report rates the state as liens democratic. -- leans democratic. ♪ fmr vp biden: hello, minnesota! jessica, thank you for being here and sharing your story. unfortunately, so many other americans have stories like yours, faced with health problems, fiting for their lives and forced think not only about facing the battle but how they can afford the treatment. while insurance companies come in at the most vulnerable moments for you and ur family members. i remember when my son beau was lying in the hospital after he came home from iraq after a year. he had stage iv glioblastoma. they told him not whether he was going to love but how long what he live. as he lay there, figh

we will build a national corps of contact tracers in these communities that are most at risk. we will also take steps to ensure that no one has to choose between getting a test and putting food on the table. and that no one, no one is scared that being tested for covid might jeopardize their immigration status. the only way we will defeat this virus is if we defeat it everywhere. the third point i would like to make is, we will close the personal protective equipment, the ppe gap, and get gear out to where it is needed. every health care worker will have a reliable supply of properly-fitted n95 masks. it is unconscionable that more than eight months into this crisis, frontline health care workers are still rationing their personal protective equipment. as president, i will use the full power of the defense production act to drive the production of personal protective equipment, masks, gowns, gloves and more, and ensure it is distributed equitably. i won't stop until the nation's supply exceeds the demand and our stock pile's plan is, especially in hard-hit areas and communitie

re it has been another embarrassing month for the press corps and a few weeks ago, remember steve scullyprominent media figure who had been at the presidential debate?? apparently, making clear that he was hostile to president trump. now when the trump supporters, he claimed his account had been hacked. amazingly, the mainstream press rushed tont his defense. "the washington post" with fact-check or tweeting "come on come, everyone, everyone knows that steve scully is the calmest, most decent person in washington, d.c. and the idea that steve scully is some sort of sleeper never-trumper is the most absurd story and there are a number of people pushing it who absolutely know better. the response from cnn, the former secretary for bill clinton, what do you expect? the scully defense, fact, if steve scully says it, you can take it to the bank, period. anyone who questions him or makes accusations is a damn liar. now we know this week who the damn liar was. he had no tweet and c-span has suspended him for lying about what happened. now, the irony is that scully, by the way, who i have always

i remember a world of nato and a world of the marshall plan and a world of the peace corps.we have that once again, we ought to be a beacon for nations who search for peace, who search for freedom, who search for individual liberty, who search for basic human rights. we can be once again. we will never have that world leadership until we are strong at home, and we can have that strength if we return to basic pencils. it ought to be a cry of strength based on the integrity of our people to dig into the constitution and an innate, strong will of purpose god has given us in the greatest nation on earth. we have seen tonight, foreign policy and defense policy are difficult and complex issues. we can debate methods. we can debate one decision or , but there are two things which cannot be debated .- experience and results in the last two years, i have made policy decisions involving long-range difficulties in policy and made day-to-day presidentnot only as of the united states, but as the .eader of the free world what is the result of that leadership? strong.is america is free. am

the marinene corps confirmed it number two officer, four-star marine general gary thomas, is infectedthe pentagon says the general has been in self-quarantine since tuesday after a top coast guard official tested positive earlier this week. nearly all of the joint chiefs of staff who were in close contact with the two officials are also in quarantine. the pentagon says general thomas is experiencing mild symptoms but is otherwise feeling well. it added that the marine corps remains operationally ready. >>> typhoon chan-hom is expected to approach western and eastern japan in the next couple of days. meteorological o officials are warning ththat the storm system will bring heavy raiain even before its actuaual arrival. the meteteorological agencncy s as of 4:00 p.m. tutuesday, chan-hom was 320 kilometers southeast of tamagisha island in southern japan. the agency says as of noon on thursday, it was heading towards western japan by friday, and eastern japan by saturday or later. the agency says a rain front south of japan will become active as the typhoon moves north. agency officials a

no, i wasn't overseas at the time, i was in the army air corps base in florida, but what a day it was. how we celebrated, and we are celebrating it again today. i do recall, though, all of us then went on to different ways and among some of the things i did was writing books. one of them was a book of poetry, and one poem in it was a remembrance of that great v-j day. i will recite that for you now. here it is. world war ii is over, at last, it was done oh how we celebrated was it ever fun soldiers, sailors, airman and marines in our spiffy dress uniforms, flooded the scenes pretty girls wearing gloves and cute little hats and high heeled shoes rather than flats greeted us everywhere we go on the streets or in bars or at the uso when the band played little brown jug, we'd laugh and we'd flirt and we'd jitterbug ever since then we heard anyone sing like sinatra, dina, ella, and bing god, we were young we were up for all challenges, for any test college days and so much more back in this now and in her we tour when those days on campus came to an end, onward we move to the road's next b

us that got the pulp to the press corps of. the us. proud by us so it really suddenly stops here in carson with masked man to what will be a guy they're filming us. we keep walking but not a vehicle stops. masked man rushes out of the van to grab 2 people including our camera man dentist so many of the crowd that. was a really. but in the end they let him go. here you guys. come over here. i also took stock you would really pay. yeah i would rather still there are you surprised at couple of good luck. this 3rd period. of what we guys just paid them with is it. a bit the bullet. was more than. it was but you can then you can hear. it yes. but he she at the but at the bank. she decides it's safer to take the car to look for protesters at a different location you grew up here under the rule of alexander look at he has been in power for 26 years can you describe what that has meant for your life to to live under his his rule for so long because she just one day. in a ministers in the class needs. when you have still the circulation. you ha

reporter: the investigation is not over, but two-star major general stephen neary, head of marine corps forces in europe and africa, has already been stripped of his command, accused of using a racial epithet at a training session in germany. a u.s. official confirming details in an account in "stars and stripes ghats marines were "jolted" when a lance corporal says they heard the commander use a racial slur at the august event. loud music was playing, including rap, which incorporated the slur. the lance corporal telling the paper that the music prompted neary to repeat the slur, asking the junior marines how they would feel with him using the word. the junior marine saying, "even if neary was attempting to be instructive about the taboo nature of the word, it came as a shock." general neary was relieved of duty by the marine corps commandant, david berger, saying he has lost trust and confidence in general neary's ability to lead, even though the investigation is ongoing. david? >> all right, martha raddatz live in washington. martha, thank you. >>> now, to the blockbuster anti-trust

the marine corps has improved its mission capable right -- rate since 2017 and returned 30 helicopters to full mission capable status, supporting the execution of more than 400 thousand flight hours in training and operational flights. overall, navy readiness has been on an upward trend thanks to increases in readiness funding and improvements in processes, including the hiring of hundreds of additional shipyard personnel. shipresult, on time maintenance rates have increased considerably, which i was pleased to see during my visit to shipyards in virginia and connecticut. further, the navy is investing $20 billion over the next 20 years to modernize our aging shipyards, recognizing the impact these improvements will have on our goal for battle force 2045, the modern navy i outlined last week. forcer force and space have also made significant progress across satellite constellations and mission stats. we have actively included the development of integrated systems. key to this has been our investment in weapons sustainment, with a 9% funding inrease in improvements training opportunitie

medal in the 20 teenage and games soccer stars on whom in was required to do just 3 weeks of marine corps training completed earlier this year although we will also have to perform some extra community service. so the green boy band b.t.s. reigns supreme over billboard charts as their fans their army fallen over their good looks and slick moves but as they move through their twenties an ominous obligation approaches a minimum one and a half years mandatory military service reality of a little bit yes is famous doing public relations and filming other countries about south korea they should be exempted from military service because they promote south korean culture there are many of them and south korea so why are they trying to take as which plays such an important role for the country. spent 21 months in the army in warns of a declining population in the ongoing threat of north korea. we can only maintain national security when we have a strong military defense such preferential treatment increases the number of people entering the military will decrease. the military will be shaken and

and there would not be an ambulance corps federalized until august of 1862. this meant the ambulances were regimental. this meant there were cases that some soldiers were picked up with priority over others, based on what the regiments were. and also meant slower action which resulted in more deaths. at first manassas one soldier from the fifth virginia infantry described the scene at a field hospital in the hours after the battle. he writes, there were piles of legs, feet, hands, arms, thrown together, and at a distance resembled piles of corn at acorn shucking. many feet retained a boot or issue. wooden men were lying on tables. -- retain a boot or a shoe. areeons at a time who somewhat unskillful carving away while those under the knife yelled with pain. many lives were lost that should have been saved. to many lives were lost try save limbs that should have been a few headed. there was another group of confederate soldiers who came across union soldiers at the stone house made famous by the battle of manassas. one remarked in that building --re were two s

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but even more so given that the white house press corps now has to telework to avoid a covid outbreak less than four weeks out from a national election. joining us on that front is our friend, phil rucker, white house bureau chief for "the washington post." thank you for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> i want to ask you about a lot of things that happened today, including the video the president just put out claiming he had discovered a cure for covid and some of these other strange things. just in the last couple of minutes we got late breaking news that the assistant commandant of the marine corps has tested positive for covid. we know he was one of the very senior military leaders who had gone into quarantine after potential exposure. that was announced by the pentagon yesterday. do you have anything to add to that in terms of the reaction inside the white house tonight or how this may fit into the long line of positive cases we've been learning about all week? >> rachel, it's significant and it seems like we're learning every few hours of someone else in this administratio

clarissa, she has written about black women in the women's army corps, but a little later. you are right, we are at a moment where i think there should be a vast outpouring of dissertations and books written about women who served during this period. >> a subject for a follow-up webinar. thank you so much, professor morrow, professor sammons, professor jefferson. this has been a wonderful conversation and i think it points to how much more we need to study the subject and how much more there is to learn and to know and how important it is to all of us. thank you again very much. >> thank you. >> thank you for having me. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] you are watching american history tv, covering history c-span style with event coverage, eyewitness accounts, archival films, lectures and classrooms, in visit to be as ems and historic places, all begin every weekend on c-span3. historyfall, american tv is airing arc

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steve weinberg, former medical director for the peace corps.e're staying on the breaking news for you. next up senator bill cassidy on what president trump's covid-19 diagnosis means for the next presidential debate a town hall in miami on october 15th. we've got the new democrat strategy to block the supreme court nomination of judge amy coney barrett and wait for it, guess who has got the plan to fight against the democrats? they ain't going to win here. wait until you hear what is coming up what republicans going to do with the democrats trying to stop judge amy coney barrett. we have got the story hi, this is margaret your dell technologies advisor to listen, is to hear more than what's being said... and offer the answers that make someone feel truly heard. i understand, let's get started call a dell technologies advisor today. i understand, let's get started so you're a small businor a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet

with about 5 weeks of basic training or boot camp in recruits can either enter the army the marine corps the navy or the air force the terms of service the length of service berries a little bit if you enter the 'd navy or the air force you have to do a month or 2 longer. and presumably it's in place because of the threat from north korea what are those months of training like are some soldiers actually patrolling the border between north and south korea for example. well military service in south korea is generally considered in 2 different ways it's blurring and it's also stressful if you're deployed to the d.m.z. the demilitarized zone it's the heavily most heavily fortified border in the world there are something like 700000 troops just on the other side of that border in terms of the borini end of things former president of south korea no one said serving military service was really kind of a waste of time and since then specially liberal administrations here in south korea have tried to find ways of reducing the terms of service and making it a little bit easier for conscripts to s

the group again for our viewers is called the survivor corps.ou can look them up online. >>> coming up, a report from london tonight on those who have now volunteered to get the coronavirus as part of the research toward a vaccine. and . still a father. but now a friend. still an electric car. just more electrifying. still a night out. but everything fits in. still hard work. just a little easier. still a legend. just more legendary. chevrolet. making life's journey, just better. >>> we mentioned this before the break. researchers in the uk are working on a controversial, to be sure, new vaccine trial that will deliberately infect people with the coronavirus. some volunteers are already lining up to be part of this study. others, however, call it unethical. we get our report on it tonight from our chief foreign correspondent richard engel in london. >> reporter: scientists at this london hospital are preparing to deliberately infect volunteers with the coronavirus to test the effectiveness of vaccines and treatments. the so-called challenge tria

[applause] and i've got to tell you some special -- it's a special joy to be here for the marine corpsary families. the christian school and you just heard first-hand how blessed i am to be married to 35 years for to the wonderful karen pence. would you thank our second lady one more time? the road to victory runs right through arizona. [cheering and applause] but really it is great to be with all of you. thank you for coming out in this cool and breezy arizona day. [cheering and applause] i tell you what, a family is more familiar with arizona because our son is stationed at the marine corps base in yuma, arizona and we are proud of him. [cheering and applause] karen and i just got back from a little stop in salt lake city utah. [cheering and applause] and we had a little debate with kamala harris last night. [cheering and applause] some people think we did all right. let me be clear, folks. it was a privilege to be on that stage and i think last night's debate was not so much a debate between two candidates for vice president but a debate between two visions. joe biden and kamala har

spoke to irish times' journalist stephen starr, who met members of the wolverine michigan militia corpsasked what his thoughts were after meeting the group. just to be 100% clear, this group that has been accused is called the wolverine watchmen and the organisation i met was the michigan militia corps watchmen. wolverines, pardon me. the link between them is not clear, although we can surmise that it is unlikely there are two separate michigan militia groups both with the name wolverine in the title. i met them at an annual open event they were holding at a restaurant in a village called howell, which is 30 minutes from where two of the people were arrested last night in relation to the plot, were found. a disparate group of people, i would say, about 20 people in total, a number of them there for the first time. there were new people who would join the meeting, and who were unhappy with the state of the country. some of the people were very cagey, not interested in speaking to the press. if i could split them into groups, there were a section of people, the organisers, who spoke about

[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] joe biden is on the road today and pennsylvania. he is traveling to gettysburg for a campaign event. we will have live coverage when he begins his remarks here on c-span. ahead of the only vice presidential debate of campaign 2020 taking place tomorrow, we are joined by joel goldstein of st. louis state university law professor, author of the book, "the white house vice presidency: the path to significance." how much of a spotlight does president trump's coronavirus diagnosis put on tomorrow night vice presidential debate? certainlyhink it enhances the importance. this would be the 11th vice president of debate but the first time that the two vice presidential candidates have seriousin the shadow of presidential illness. the fact that the two presidential candidates are the oldest national party candidates to ever run for the presidency already lends some importance to the debate. as your question

now her son is a captain in the united states marine corps.eers and applause] son is a captain in the united states marine corps. [cheers and applause] vice pres. pence: and our daughter is married to a navy marine pilot, currently deployed. and i am proud to report on their behalf, as you're vice president and a proud dad and a proud father in law, we are finally giving our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, and coast guard the support they deserve. [cheers and applause] vice pres. pence: we are doing it. those is not just about who wear the uniform and their families, it has also been about all of you who served in our military in the course of your lives. iffact, before i go further, you are able to stand or just raise your hand, if you served in the armed forces of the united states, would you raise your hand and let us be able to thank you one more time? [cheers and applause] vice pres. pence: thank you for your service. thank you for your service. [cheers and applause] vice pres. pence: thank you for your service. god bless you. biden w

my dad was serving in the army air corps. both my parents taught me about public service. enlisted because i believe in service to country. i thought it was important you had a lot of privileges as i had had, to go to great university like yale, to get back to your country. >> the decisions he made saved our lives. when he pulled me out of the river he risk his life to save mine. >> john has served america. >> if you look at my father's time as a veteran, prosecutor or senator but he has shown an ability to fight for things that matter. >> john is the face of someone hopeful. who is generous in spirit and heart. >> for a country of optimists, where they can do people. we just need to believe in ourselves again. >> a lifetime of service and strength. john kerry for president. >> i am john kerry and i approved this message. >> they had personally raped, cut off heirs, cut off heads -- ears, cut off head. >> the accusations john kerry made against veterans who served in vietnam was devastating. >> randomly shot at civilians. >> it hurt me more than any physical wounds. >> cut

[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] spans washington journal. we will discuss policy issues that impact you. authorup friday morning, and political analyst bradford kane will be with us to talk about his book, examining president trump's brand of populism. we will talk about law and order issues with law enforcement education foundation resident and i'm a republican congressman bob mar. and tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn will discuss the upcoming supreme court confirmation hearings for judge amy coney barrett. watch c-span's washington journal at 7:00 eastern friday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. >> the competition is on. be part of this year's studentcam video competition. of acan be the start national conversation by making a five minute to six minute documentary exploring the issues you want the president and congress to address in 2021. be bold w

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he is now saying he's going to defund the corps of engineers. this is what the people are supporting him would want to do on all resource developed projects in alaska. many projects like anwr the handler mind the donovan creek mine and if my opponent gets elected he is going to empower the anti-alaska agenda that was shut down every single -- the future of our state. >> dr. gonsolin on the topic of resource enrollment if you're elected he could injure the democrats have a majority in the u.s. senate the great majority democratic senators oppose drilling in the art that national wildlife refuge would you say you are for big oil development but wouldn't electing you achieve the opposite and how would you get other members of the doma caucus to do things your way? how do you look chuck schumer in the eye and say i wanted to lynn anne noir? >> i'm not to hold into the democratic party and i'm going to caucus with the democrats because the republicans would completely fail when it comes to health care but i was born and raised in alaska and i know ho

i was in the marine corps. him he had to go. >> reporter: but before he left, fox and 12 others were arrested in fbi raids. we found several suspects ranting against the government online. one suspect calling president trump an enemy. >> trump is not your friend, dude. >> reporter: while another had praise for the president, tweeting, keep up the good work, chief. we, the people, love your work. the fbi says the alleged plot centered around a plan to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmer, whose coronavirus restrictions have been railed against by armed groups at the capitol. according to the complaint, they did surveillance on her vacation home. two of the suspects discussed detonating explosive devices. one suspect said in an encrypted chat, the fear will be manifested through bullets. fox allegedly responds, copy that, boys, loud and clear. >> these are the types of things you hear from groups like isis. this is not a militia. it is a domestic terror organization. >> what we're seeing here in michigan rig