and we've had people from dunkirk officials as well, and in authority from dunkirk and in authority from and in authority from dunkirk and in calais that that speak about gun crime, you know, immigrants letting off guns. yeah. machete and knife fights in the streets of calais. yeah. now, in a few months, those people end up in britain. yeah. so, you know, they're probably. how many of them are in the hotels currently being paid for by ourselves. we do not know their histories. we do not know their histories. we do not know their motives for being here. and they're being dumped into communities where their families, you know, there was a migrant hotel near here in epping. now, i speak to locals of epping. these immigrants would walk up the high road. they would be spitting, they would be creating crime. yet no one wants to talk about it. in case you're labelled racist, one thing i'm not scared to is talk and speak about the issues of this country. it's not racist to push back this country. it's not racist to pusyria. :k in syria. >> yeah. yeah. well, in syria it was families, lovely peopl

the dunkirk of american history. how often do you read about that? harrison on this landing, named after two american presidents whose house stands. you can visit it today. how many people go? how many people have gone? how many of you? my darling wife. you two. this to be series. it's very. i've been writing biographies for 50 years. it. i was trained as a historian in another cambridge. after which this cambridge is named. but i. i find it difficult to believe that the. but biographies are not really, uh, acknowledged to be the historians eyes of the individual and how much history has whitewashed or covered up or whatever. and the more i've been working on this book for five years, the more i worked on it. this is the only book in my life where there would be days where i wanted to shout, abraham, abraham, don't do this. but i'm fortunate. lee there is, if not a happy and a good end because. davis, for all his, i think, brilliance as a commander in chief as so often with people like that overreaches. he wins this great battle on the james peninsul

host: here is maurice in dunkirk, maryland, independent. good morning. caller: i just wanted to say, i mean, using terms like it is a coup, you don't get a choice in a coup. if they are giving you the choice of a buyout or to leave, they are not making you leave. why can't we -- the usaid was created in 1961 by an executive order. executive orders can be turned over. they are just basically putting on the brakes and stopping the crazy spending. you keep up the good stuff that it does, but you eliminate the bad stuff. people want to make it about elon. it is not about him. i mean, he is just doing his job. host: i just want to clarify something. yes, you are right, 1961, jfk did create it by executive order, but it was in 1998 that congress established usaid as an independent agency. caller: i understand. but president trump as the executive has the right to do what he is doing to check to see what is going on. it is not totally eliminated yet, but it does help to be able to cut spending where you can, especially this wasteful spending. that is all. that

i'm -- but i -- my father served as a volunteer in world war ii in britain and was evacuated from dunkirkage 21 as a second lieutenant, went back to normandy at d-day, commanding a british battalion, won the distinguished service order in battle, and shortly before the battle of the bulge, was decorated by field marshal montgomery commander-in-chief of the american and british forces at d-day and then in the battle of the bulge. and so that provided a military background for his-- my father's second son who, in those days was pretty anti-military and, but as i look back on it, was pretty formative for me. i mean, i came to know as a student field marshal monthly very, very well. i really -- he was a widower and after world war ii and lived in a converted water mill in the south of ground. he was lonely so he became like a grandfather for me and he used to call me his son number two and he'd say, of course, nigel, you'll write about me when i'm dead. and i said field marshal, the last person if i ever write a biography is about you and we'd laugh and he was a character in many ways. but he

they call it digital dunkirk. uh, these employees have been conducting the nation's businesses overseas, often in countries where anti-american sentiment is a threat. whether or not you agree with the mission that they're on, their government employees. do these workers not deserve the guarantee of a safe passage home and considerate treatment equal to their predecessors upon their return? >> well, i believe that they should be guaranteed a safe passage home. they're we're working for the u.s. government. and, yeah, we need to protect our workers. whether we agree with what we did, what they did, uh, or not. now, the folks that are saying that they're criminals or that we're saying are criminals, or maybe folks that we're dishing out money after the president told them not to. uh, and so they were given direct orders not to and some of them are still, you know, putting money out, uh, in spite of what the president say, said, look, you may disagree with what the president, but there are other ways to disagree with

host: here is maurice in dunkirk, maryland, independent. good morning.aller: i just wanted to say, i mean, using terms like it is a coup, you don't get a choice in a coup. if they are giving you the choice of a buyout or to leave, they are not making you leave. why can't we -- the usaid was created in 1961 by an executive order. executive orders can be turned over. they are just basically putting on the brakes and stopping the crazy spending. you keep up the good stuff that it does, but you eliminate the bad stuff. people want to make it about elon. it is not about him. i mean, he is just doing his job. host: i just want to clarify something. yes, you are right, 1961, jfk did create it by executive order, but it was in 1998 that congress established usaid as an independent agency. caller: i understand. but president trump as the executive has the right to do what he is doing to check to see what is going on. it is not totally eliminated yet, but it does help to be able to cut spending where you can, especially this wasteful spending. that is all. that is