douglas macarthur had promised hem, "i shall return." in return, he did. the full -- iwo iwo jima. striking a semi-final blow. the japanese dead ran into the hundreds of thousands and once again a flag of liberty was dramatically run up. ♪ narrator: under general buckner, who gave his life there, combined american forces fought the long and costly fight for open ally at the very doorstep japan. it was japan's final hour. incredibly furious combat. enemy fighters had to be destroyed cave-by-cave and one-by-one. the more out cracked open by american power, the first masses of japanese soldiers began to give up voluntarily. the suicide court inflicted heavy damage on american naval forces off open our. this was kamikaze. it was sensational. but it would never stop the allied advance. [plane engines, and gunfire, bombs] ♪ narrator: db-29 scourge of the islands, mighty engines of destruction bringing home the lesson of pearl harbor. hard-ard-one open our -- okinawa, live forces moving up to the island shelled the mainland most without opposition. to hammer thee

douglas macarthur had promised them that i will return and return he did. jima, 450 miles from japan, the full power of the american specific -- pacific fleet rehearsed in combat and amphibious ambitions -- and patience. the japanese death ran into the hundreds of thousands. once again, if like a liberty was run up. liberty was run up. under general partner who gave his life, combined american forces fought a long and costly veryign for okinawa at the doorstep of japan. it was japan final hour. in a curious -- incredibly furious come back, it enemy soldiers had to be destroyed to, one by one. finally, the morale cracked open by american power, the first massive japanese soldiers began to give up voluntarily. the suicide core and desperation era tax inflicted heavy -- there inflicted heavy damage. it was sensational. that it could never stop the allies advance. but it could never stop the allies advance. the b-29s, scourge the home island, mighty engines of destruction bring home the lessons of pearl harbor. from the hard-won adult okinawa, japan came under

i think that you you need to re that when you start with douglas macarthur. he's someone who's born in 1880. his father wins the medal of honor for a charge up missionary ridge in the civil war. macarthur goes on to west point, graduates first, of course, in the class of 1903, does two tours in the philippines. he ends up in the trenches of world war i. he's chief of staff and brigade commander in the famed rainbow division. after the war he's superintendent at west point. and, hey, here's an interesting fact. did you know, since we're about to focus on the olympics in brazil, he's the head of the american delegation to the 1928 olympics in amsterdam, and in very, very typical macarthur fashion, he tells the american team in amsterdam, americans did not come here to lose. and america got the first place in terms of gold medals at the 1928 games. so, some people don't know that about macarthur, his involvement with that. athletics were always very important to the general. well, by 1930, he's chief of staff for herbert hoover and he stays on in that position fo

i don't think general douglas macarthur would like that too much.

i don't think general douglas macarthur would like that too much. >> the next segment -- >> at least i have a plan to fight isis. >> no, no, you're telling the enemy everything i want to do. >> no, we're not. >> see, you telling the enemy everything you want to do. no wonder you've, fighting -- no wonder you've been fighting isis your entire adult life.

on that day 71 years ago, general douglas macarthur who appointed supreme commander of the allied forces and assembled representatives of the nine nations aboard the battleship missouri in tokyo bay to witness the foreign minister of japan and the senior general from the imperial headquarters to sign the surrender document. and ofrked the formal the war with japan that began on december 7, 19 41 when the japanese attacked pearl harbor and other military installations. presidentr 8, 1941, roosevelt addressed a joint session of congress. i shall never forget his opening remarks. "yesterday, december 7, 1941, a ." e that will live in infamy these words are engraved on the wall of this memorial. it was a long road from will harbor to tokyo. miles, three years and eight months for u.s. forces to reach their final destination. but we were not alone. the armed forces of a strong yet, the armed forces of new british and the airborne task force supported us throughout the war and need pacific. fewuld like to summarize a instances that happened during march, 1945 and august, 1945. march,a two-week

i don't think general douglas macarthur would like that too much. >> stephen: yeah, general douglas macarthur would be, like, what is this web site you have? and what is this -- why is it asking me to donate $50 to a hillary clinton? ( laughter ) now, when the topic moved on to racial strife in this country problem was. >> first of all, secretary clinton doesn't want to use a couple of words, and that's "law" and "order." (law and order theme sound byte) >> stephen: that's a cheap joke and serious subject. you were saying? i'm sorry. >> we have to bring back law and order (law and order theme sound byte) >> stephen: very good show. we should bring that he's right. fact check. a very good show. we miss you sam waterston. ( laughter ) still when it comes to public safety and national security, trump was proud of his endorsements. >> i was just endorsed by ice. >> stephen: now, actually, i don't think immigrations and customs enforcement is allowed to endorse a presidential candidate. in fairness, he might have been talking about being endorsed by it wasn't physical scumplet he also knows about

i don't think general douglas macarthur would like that very much. lauren: former assistant secretary analyst at the clarion project. let's check in right now and see what's wall street verdict on the debate last night was good the first presidential debate for the november election. up 10 points. s&p futures at two. nasdaq adding five. a much sharper reaction to the upside moments ago. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. as we are adjusting everything that happened last night. >> she's telling a certified isis. go to a website. i don't think general douglas macarthur would like that too much. >> at least i have a plan to fight basis. >> you're telling the enemy everything you want to do. >> no wonder you've been fighting isis your entire adult life. true to who won the debate last night on the issue of national security. mro is professor of counterterrorism at liberty university. when we heard last night, we heard hillary clinton talk about cyberattacks, isis your dissent the middle east is a mess and tha

ceremony,render aboard the uss missouri on september 2, 1945, general douglas macarthur said, it is myarnest hope, the hope of all mankind that from this solemn occasion, a better world shall emerge out of the blood and carnage of the past. andrld found upon faith understanding, a world dedicated to the dignity of man and the fulfillment of his most cherished wish for freedom, tolerance and justice. world, still struggling to achieve universal peace and understanding, herein lies the relevance of history and the power of our nation's sacred memorials. just places are not granite and marble reminders of those historic deeds, of the men and women who fought and struggled and ultimately work the tories. these places are a reminder of the extraordinary things that come from people who otherwise would have perhaps ordinary lives. help us understand the monumental trials and sacrifices that have shaped our nation, our government, our society. they remind us of what we all can achieve when we work together as a nation. the national park service is remarkably proud to be the stewards of this p

wilkinson says he still remembers the day - especially when general douglas macarthur.. the supreme commander of the allied forces... came aboard the ship. wilkinson says: "i was a fireman down in the -- room -- number 3 was the number of my engine room -- he came aboard, i was on the top side, and he was on the destroyer, came aboard the wilkinson was 20 years old when the surrender took place. while there were 27 hundred people on the ship at the time... he is one of only 2 people who is still alive. a unique new training program is bringing some of america's top military pilots to wisconsin. it's a two-week exeri "northern lights" training at volk field, near camp douglas. the training is set up like a mock war... where technology is used to give pilots multiple challenges that they must solve quickly. while pilots say the training can be intense... they say the it is necessary to be prepared on the battlefield. lt. col. bart van roo/176 fighter squandrant commander: "it's kind of like wrestling an alligator or something, i don't think that's very fun when you're doin

can you imagine the great general douglas macarthur.an you imagine the great % general george patton or one of our great generals we have today, general flynn who is here some place. i love general flynn. but can you imagine these people saying, i mean, basically they're giving out the strategy. there will be no boots on the ground. >> one of his main points he says he doesn't want to talk about his military strategy. that's a plus and a minus for a lot of critics and a lot of supporters out there, steve. >> jason rascon in pensacola. >>> to the third candidate in this presidential race. it may not be the publicity he was looking for but the libertarian candidate gary johnson getting some attention on late night television last night. >> libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson was on the msnbc, and e had a little trouble answering a basic question about syria. >> what would you do if you were elected aaout aleppo. >> about? >> aleppo. >> and what is aleppo? >> you're kidding. >> no. >> aleppo is in syria. it's the epicenter of t

i don't think general douglas macarthur would like that too much. ms. clinton: at least i have a plan to fight isis. mr. trump: you are telling the enemy everything you want to do. no wonder you have been fighting isis your entire adult life. ms. clinton: please, fact checkers, get to work. reporter: more than 80 million americans tuned in to watch the debate. viewers around the world were also eager to hear what the candidates had to say. >> it's an american domestic issue we are all interested in. i think is polarizing, it's not bringing people together, it's highlighting their differences. >> i find it a little bit overrated. everyone sticks to their arguments and there's very little room for a debate. democrats and republicans are not that different from each other, so sometimes they offer similar proposal. i did not find this debate really captivating. >> we have arrived at a very polarized situation with extreme candidates and i don't think that it is in the interest of the united states. it is a pity. reporter: the candidates will get two more ch

i don't think general douglas macarthur would like that too much. >> the next seg. -- >> at least i have a plan to fight isis. >> you're telling the enemy everything you're going to do. no wonder you've been fighting, no wonder you've been fighting isis your entire adult life. >> tevor: her entire adult life. isis has been around since 2004. so that would make hillary 26 years old. she can't be 26 because donald trump wasn't hitting on her. i don't understand. seriously at some point donald trump was out of control. he was hitting hillary for the economy, isis, her e males, taxes and he want to hit her for even more. >> i have a feeling at the end of this evening i'm going to be blamed for everything that's ever happened. >> why not. >> tevor: oh, why not. hillary even impregnates trump's mother so trump is actually her fault. by the way, don't you think why not is the perfect trump campaign slogan. donald trump, why not folks, why not. take a chance. why not. why not. that one line sums it all up for me. this entire evening. trump's evening wasn't about hillary. this debate was about do

sony one years ago the japanese government surrendered to general douglas macarthur hear from one of the surviving >> the national anthem was inspired by the side of our flag, all glory has inspired a sometimes you can find the most unusual things if you look hard enought. >> in denver man said a recent tripa to the zelma george turne up world war ii relics, gordon doran was looking through h the back seat of an old clunker inside he found a treasure trov ofid world war ii items to be found a american flag, army metals and pictures from the wa is trying to find the boxes owner to return the mementos to& the rightful owner.t >> somebody, was a war hero bac may be of a family misplaced then ended up here an there and now i've got it and i like to see the family get this back feared rare that you come across the something that old. >> said there's no return address the most of the items look like they're from massachusetts tomok send one ye ago, japan surrendered to t ii.. >> officials from both governments that on the deck of the uss missouri and second decade later we talk about that

historian hw grant discusses harry truman and douglas macarthur. being released in november, bernie sanders recalls his campaign for the democratic party presidential nomination in our revolution. megyn kelly looks back on her life and career and her book settle for more. thomas friedman looks at the speed with which the world is changing and thank you for being late. former u.s. special envoy for middle east peace, george george mitchell outlines his recommendations for peace and not region. look for these titles and bookstores in the coming weeks and months and watch for the authors on the tv. [inaudible conversation] , lot

can you imagine the great general douglas macarthur? you imagine the great general george patton, or one of our great generals that we have today, general flynn, who is here some place. can you imagine these people saying they are basically giving out the strategy. there will be no boots on the ground. if you don't want that, i fully understand. don't say it. don't say it. can you imagine macarthur saying we are going to fight the enemy, and we are going to move our troops in, in about a month. we are going to hit from behind. we are going to hit them from the front. and everything they say turns out to be true. i hate to say this because we evangelicals in this room, but maybe we shouldn't be so honest when it comes to military strategy? does that make sense? hope i didn't lose your vote for saying that. just look at what her policies have left us with in iraq, syria and libya. the problem is hillary clinton is trigger-happy. she really is. she is trigger-happy, and yet she says no boots, which is sort of interesting. probably will be

i don't think general douglas macarthur would like that too much." clinton says: "well at least i have a plan to fight isis." " the pair are in an extrememly tight race.... and were on the attack. tackling topics like immigration...the economy.. race relations.. national security, clinton's emails and trump's taxes. "trump says: "we new tunnels, new bridges, new airports, new schools, new hospitals and we don't have the money because it's been squandered on so many of your ideas." clinton says: "maybe because you haven't paid any federal income tax for a lot of years." " the two nominees will meet for the next presidential debate in st. louis.... on october ninth. here in the valley... tonight's debate reassured the party faithful about their choice for president this november faith tanner joins us live in studio. after getting post-debate reaction from both republicans and democrats. after hearing what both democrats and republicans thought after tonight's debate... members from the opposing parties we talked to say they're happy with their candidat

just like general douglas macarthur. where is that general? where is he? come here, general. number one in his class. [applause] i am impressed by that. [applause] two star general. incredible guy. 88 generals and admirals endorsed donald trump today. these are the fighters. [applause] not the political hacks that endorse hillary clinton two weeks ago. we have no place for them. these are the people that have been telling her and obama and others what to do over the last number of years. how has that worked out? my topgoing to convene generals and give them a simple instruction. 30 days to submit to the oval office a plan for soundly and quickly defeating isis. we have no choice. any nation who shares in this goal will be our friend in this mission. for years we have been caught up in endless wars and conflict under the leadership of failed politicians and a totally failed foreign-policy and this is a policy that could only happen with incompetent people running our country, believe me. who made every wrong decision in iraq, afghanistan, libya, syria, egypt , china, russia ar

i don't think general douglas macarthur would like that too much. >> the next segment -- >> at least i have a plan to fight isis. >> no, no, you're telling the enemy everything i want to >> see, you telling the enemy everything you want to do. no wonder you've, fighting -- no wonder you've been fighting isis your entire adult life. >> that's a -- go to the -- please, the fact checkers, get to work. >> you are unpacking a lot here. we're still on the issue of achieving prosperity. and i want to talk about taxes. the fundamental difference between the two of you concerns the wealthy. secretary clinton, you're calling for a tax increase on the wealthiest americans. i'd like you to further defend that. mr. trump, you're i'd like you to defend that. the next two-minute answer goes to you, mr. trump. >> i'm calling for major jobs. the wealthy are going to create tremendous jobs. going to expand their companies, they're going to do a tremendous job. i'm getting rid of the interest provision and if you really look, it's not a tax -- it's really not a great thing for the wealthy. it's a great

[applause] can you imagine the great general douglas macarthur? you imagine the great or one oforge patton our great generals that we have today? which he isn, someplace? i love general flynn. you imagine these people saying -- i mean, they are basically giving up the -- there will be no boots on the ground. if you do not want that i fully understand. yout say it don't say it can you imagine macarthur saying, we are going to fight the enemy and we are going to move our troops in about a month -- we are going to hit from behind? we're going to hit them from the front and everything they say it turns out to be true. you know, i hate to say this because we have a lot of evangelicals in the room but maybe we shouldn't be so honest when it comes to military strategy? i hope i didn't lose your vote for saying that. [applause] just look at what her policies have left us with in iraq, syria, and libya. the problem is, it hillary clinton is trigger-happy. and yet, she says no boots. it will probably turn it to be another disaster. her tenure has brought us

this is a new book to be written by arthur herman and i am learning about douglas macarthur that generalnd military leader. and just a few pages, probably 50 pages from being done with this book and i'm trying to get it done before i get on the airplane so i don't have to get on the boat. >> this week i was in a meeting of which john mitchum, they were speaking describing the next one on my list. frank then went to them, to world where leaders, great britain and the united states in their relationship. jon meacham is a great author, very bright and smart and i love to read what he writes. this is in a brand-new book, but one i have it right, so that is next on my list. i keep track of what books i read. again, not a lot of fiction, the things that have to do with the work i do here and particularly things about the world that hopefully are inspiring and give you insight into how they can affect their lives and how they did things that perhaps make a difference. the current politics, i just finished reading alter egos, a story about the relationship between secretary clinton and president

formally ending still remembers the day - especially when general douglas macarthur.. the supreme commander of the allied forces... came aboard the ship. wilkinson says: "i was a fireman down in the -- room -- number 3 was the number of my engine room -- he came aboard, i was on the top side, and he was on the destroyer, came aboard the destroyer, hold on the right wilkinson was 20 years old when the surrender took place. while there were 27 hundred people on the ship at the time... he is one of only 2 people who is still alive. a unique new training program is bringing some of america's top military pilots to wisconsin. a two week exercise called "northern lights" training is taking place at volk field, near camp douglas. the training is set up like a mock war... where technology is used to give pilots multiple challenges that they must solve quickly. while pilots training can be intense... they say the it is necessary to be prepared on the battlefield. lt. col. bart van roo/176 fighter squandrant commander: "it's kind of like wrestling an alligator or something, i do

happened to those american women who are caught in that time period that many historians of douglas macarthur dispensed within a signal sentence. macarthur evacuated from current indoor and returned -- c oridador and then returned. what happened to other people after macarthur left? after the american and filipino forces were forced to surrender to the japanese? what was life like on those occupied islands? just in case anybody needs a reminder, i think probably most of you don't, the recent that americans were there in the first place, number into the thousands, has to do with american imperialism. the expansion is nature of the american government in the early 20th century led to a takeover of the philippines following the spanish-american war. thereited states remained he it on a direct path of confrontation with the japanese who were also very interested in territorial expansion and occupying the philippines as well. attack atith the pearl harbor and the philippine islands, that contest came to a head. there were lots of civilians. caught in the middle of that. -- civilians who were caugh

[applause] donald trump: can you imagine the great general douglas macarthur.an you imagine the great general george patton or one of are great generals that we have today, general flynn, who is here someplace. [applause] donald trump: i love general flynn but can you imagine these people saying i mean, they're , basically giving up the strategy. there will be no boots on the ground. if you don't want that, i fully understand. don't say it. don't say it. could you imagine macarthur saying, we are going to fight the enemy and move our troops in about a month, we're going to hit from behind. [laughter] donald trump: we're going to hit them from the front and everything they say turns out to be true. i hate to say this because we have a lot of evangelicals in this room. but maybe we shouldn't be so honest when it comes to military strategy. does that make sense? i hope i didn't lose your vote for saying that. [applause] donald trump: just look at what her policies have left us with in iraq, syria, and libya. the problem is, hillary clinton is trigger-happy, she re

can you imagine the great general douglas macarthur. can you imagine the great general george patton or one of our great general that we have today, general flynn, easier someplace. i love general flynn but can you imagine these people saying, i mean, they're basically giving up the strategy. there will be no boots on the ground. if you don't want that, i fully understand. don't say it. don't say it. could you imagine macarthur saying where going to fight the enemy and move our troops in about a month, we're going to hit from behind. we're going to hit them from the front and everything they say turns out to be true. i hate to say this, there's a lot ofevangelicals in this room . maybe we shouldn't be so honest when it comes to military strategy. i hope i didn't lose your vote for saying that. [applause] just look at what her policies have left us with in iraq, syria and libya. the problem is, hillary clinton is trigger-happy, she really is. she's trigger-happy and yet she says, there probably will be boots, it turned out to be another

president trum president truman fired douglas macarthur. a president has that right.at donald trump is saying is i'm going to have a team that's going to change things. if you're happy with the middle east and you think what's going on in iraq and afghanistan and syria, libya, if you think those are good things, then give barack obama a third term with his proxy of hillary clinton. but if you want change, i'm going to bring change and i'm not going to broadcast to the enemy what my game plan is the way barack obama and hillary clinton is. as someone who served on the defense committee, i was always appalled when we would announce, hey, we're going to withdraw on these dates, because particularly in that area of the world, they know how to wait out foreigners. >> then where do you gain your comfort level? if you don't know donald trump's plan going in and he doesn't have government or military experience, and these new generals whose names we don't know who possibly have this game plan, why do you feel comforted that he has a plan that will in fact defeat isis? >> you

i don't think general douglas macarthur would like that too much. >> at least i have a plan to fightsis. >> no, no, you're telling the enemy everything you want to do. >> no we're not. >> you're telling the enemy everything you want to do. no wonder you're fighting isis your entire adult life. ow. we're talking within a 1% difference in reliability of each other. and, sprint saves you 50% on most current national carrier rates. save money on your phone bill, invest it in your small business. wouldn't you love more customers? i would definitely love some new customers. sprint will help you add customers and cut your costs. switch your business to sprint and save 50% on most current verizon, at&t and t-mobile rates. don't let a 1% difference cost you twice as much. whoooo! for people with hearing loss, visit sprintrelay.com. and grease in just a minute on dirt and grime mr. clean will clean your whole house and every room that's in it floors, doors, walls, halls he's so tough, he cleans 'em all mr. clean! >> good morning. the race for the white house. hillary clinton and donald trump s

i don't think general douglas macarthur would like that too much. >> well, at least i have a plan to fight isis. >> no, no. you're telling the enemy everything you want to do. >> no, we're not. >> you're telling the enemy everything you want to do. no wonder you've been fighting isis your entire adult life. >> please, go to the fact checkers. get to work. >> well, clearly hillary clinton has not been fighting isis her entire adult life. hakeem, let's start with you, congressman. how do you think that played to clinton's advantages, the idea of having a plan you put out versus operational security concerns? >> well, she has a plan she's put out to the american people, which is a responsible thing to do as a presidential candidate. it's obvious she hasn't laid out the precise nature of everything she's going to do, but she's given us the broad outlines in terms of her dealing with the isis issue. clearly she said we need an intelligence surge, which is appropriate, in order to protect the homeland. we need to strengthen our relationship with our allies over in the middle east in terms

in death of america "and an account of the rivalry between president harry truman and general douglas macarthur inch november, senator bernie sanders recalls his campaign for the presidential knock name in" our revolution." megyn kelly looks back on her life and career as a journalist in "settle for more." thomas freedman looks at the speed with which the world is changing in, "thank you for being late." john wideman, literary arts professor at brown university, profiles lewis till, father over -- emmitt till. look for these titles in book stores in the coming weeks and mocks and watch for the authors on booktv. >> after the spread of the cotton gin, the cotton trade exploded. the u.s. export half a million pounds of cotton in 1800, exporting 2 billion pounds by 1860. cotton represented 60% of what the u.s. was exporting to the world and it was 40% of what was going out of new york's harbor so a huge deal. the next biggest commodity was i think tobacco and it was less than 10%. so, cotton threads tied new york and the south together, i believe in a long and codependent relationship. the cotton

can you imagine the great general douglas macarthur, can you imagine the great general george patton, or one of tower great generals we have today, general flynn, who is here someplace -- i love general flynn -- but can you imagine these people saying, -- they're basically giving out the strategy. there will be no boots on the ground. if you don't want that, i fully understand. don't say it. don't say it. can you imagine macarthur saying, we'll fight the enemy and we're going to move our troop inside about a month, hit from behind. we're going to hit them from the front. and everything they say turns out to be true. i hate to say this because we have a lot of evangelical inside this room. maybe we shouldn't be so honest when it comes to military strategy. does that make sense? i hope i adopt lose your vote for saying that. just look at what her policies have left us with in iraq. syria, and libya. the problem is, hillary clinton is trigger-happy. she really is. trigger-happy, and yet she says, no boots. probably will turn out to be another disaster. her tenure has brought us only war

i don't think general douglas macarthur would like that too much. >> we're continuing the subject of>> i have a plan to fight isis. >> you're telling the enemy everything you want to do. >> no, we're not. >> you're telling the enemy everything you want to do no wonder you've been fighting isis your entire adult life. >> that's a -- go to the fact checkers, get to work. >> there were a lot of issues that were discussed during the debate last night. one lingering question, moderator lester holt tried to get to the bottom of was trump's tax returns. when asked when he would release them, he said he would make those available when clinton released her e-mails. reporting live in the digital operations center, i'm pamela osborne, nbc 10 news. >>> we continue our live team coverage with nbc 10's matt delucia, live in south philly with reaction from the voters. matt? >> yes, tracy, the breakfast is cooking. i'm starting to get hungry. a lot of people here are hungry for politics. we've heard a lot of conversations so far this morning here at the melrose diner. the folks here, a lot of them w

remember harry truman fired douglas macarthur. barack obama forced the dismissal of stanley mcchrystal because he did not agree with what he had said about afghanistan. so i think the president of the united states as commander-in-chief does have the right. of course he has the right. it's constitutional, to choose his team. that's why 88 military advisers have recently endorsed donald trump. these are flag officers with great years of experience. >> i think there was another issue involving general mcchrystal, but we don't have to kbo into that right now. i want you to listen to what the president of the united states said to do about donald trump suggesting he's uninformed or has out right wacky ideas. here is the president. >> as far as mr. trump, i think i've already offered my opinion. i don't think the guy is qualified to be president of the united states. every time he speaks, that opinion is confirmed. i think the most important thing for the public and the press is to just listen to what he says and follow up and ask ques

just like general douglas macarthur. where is that general? tough guy. come here, general.here. number one in his class. i'm impressed by that, general. number one in his class at west point. two star general. incredible guy. did you see? it was 88 generals and admirals endorsed donald trump today. these are the fighters. these are the fighters. [cheers and applause] these are the warriors. lou: donald trump in greensville, north very, and he's talking about. the issue of fair trade is a major issue in this campaign. a year ago it was unthinkable. donald trump is to be credited for putting that and the well-being of the american middle class, the working people and their families high on the national agenda in this contest for the presidency. we'll be returning to greeneville and donald trump in just noaments moments. but first how politicized is the federal bureau of investigation. the f.b.i. carried out a political tactic of going into the long labor day holiday and depriving afternoon document dump, the f.b.i. practicing it about clinton's ever worsening email scandal. a

representatives of nine allied nations and supreme allied commander general douglas macarthur.9:00 that morning, the japanese representatives approached the missouri. they boarded in silence. took their places. and the brief ceremony began. >> it is my earnest hope and indeed the hope of all mankind that from this solemn occasion, a better world shall emerge out of the blood and carnage of the past. >> reporter: mcarthur was about to become the ruler of japan and the japanese people defeated and afraid did not know what to expect until this moment. >> i announce that my firm purpose to proceed in the discharge of my responsibilities with justice intolerance -- >> reporter: justice intolerance. with those words, one japanese delegate later said the deck of the missouri was transformed into a an alter of peace. the japanese foreign minister signed the instrument of surrender, followed by the army chief of staff. general mcarthur signed by witnesses saw his hands tremble. the allied nation signed as well. during witness to the end of the worst war in human history. world war ii fi