his wife ethel was arrested two months later, they were sold out by ethel's own brother, david green. army sergeant confessed to providing nuclear secrets to the soviets. he was the chief witness for the prosecution, he testified against his sister and brother and law in court. julius another rosenberg become the first americans are going to be executed for conspiracy to commit espionage. one of the manno up secure the rosenberg trip to the electric chair, was the 23-year-old prosecutor roy home. the trial is one of combs for us for raising the public life, from then on he was like forrest gump, a man in the background of seemingly every major political events in that moment in time. he became in a tory's villain, known to push legal tactics to the limits. whose influence began several decades and several presidential administrations. even after his death. right calm successful prosecution of julius and ethel rosenberg brought the attention of devout anti communist republican senator, joseph mccarthy. cohn became mccarthy's chief counsel, and one of the chief architects of the red sca

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meet god, i also meet him and people in mother mental bigness can now does auditor let out movement. ethel refugees were accommodated in this church temporarily. simply to give them a roof over their heads. 20 caps, wonderful. now they've moved on and found apartments, but they're happy to return. and to day this is special supper. ah. the 1st surprise, the music is provided by a couple. one russian. the other ukranian. ah, if i am, is this my, the sweden m. now we celebrate this meal of peace and the name of abraham sarah and hagar does mid embedding. manville woman named on for a day to hand when we pray. we do it like this. we take our right hand on the leg and, and put the thumb of this right hand in the left hand and hold it close to the heart . and we pray in silence for the people who are there in our hearts em cindy, our friends, our family, i'm happy everybody. we love and stuff, amelia. allah deville even. doesn't that very simple ritual board time celebrating? the lord suffer with predominantly orthodox christians is not a problem for lutheran back of the dean. and they've asked

and due to a terrorist threats, roosevelt accepts an invitation to ethel in the soviet embassy with the meetings also held. churchill attends by walking along that covered corridor connecting the soviet and british embassies. britton's prime minister doesn't approve of the stock in roosevelt reproach meant is further complicated by the fact that churchill was not only a colonialist, but an outspoken, racist which deeply offended especially the american leaders, roosevelt and henry wallace, vice president wallace. of course, he was a racist, he said he hated people with slit eyes. we flit eyes and pigtails, which means that the chinese and japanese. but we must remember that in those days most people who are racist in his attitude towards indians in general was extremely racist. and derogatory his colleague in the cabinet, lord emory recorded him as saying indians, a beastly people with a beastly religion. j coil is an indian journalist who knows exactly how the british crown colonized his homeland in 1943 at the time of the terran conference. a great family broke out in bengal in which

recent unrest has worked in and already over a stretch transportation system is hama, toll roads, ethel coded, so german, all lake has been affected. we spend long hours to get a few passengers. with this crisis, men out elect to travel to bug i can take care of. most of the roads are blocked because of the security measures imposed following the demonstrations. we have to make turns that take hours within iraq's political system is in crisis. there hasn't been a government for my mom. parliament has been a coupon by supporters of influential she. our leader looked at us other. he and his backups, reject the nomination of hm. matea, sudanese for prime minister. and those who support the rival, the coordination framework, have stage it counter protest. eventually what's other did is that he actually provoked the coordination of frame by saying ok, i want, i want to change to put the whole political process. so what the coordination of frame is that made demonstrations and show the secret is that we are capable to go to the edge. so that means eventually there will be negotiations. so tha

and then ethel and ernest which like many of his works was adapted for the screen.tears you know, just... i thought, there they were. almost looking round to say, hello, dad, are you there? when he began his comic art was frowned on by his art teachers. by the end raymond breaks had done much to change attitudes with those charming drawings and the slightly subversive stories. let's speak now to nicolettejones, author and children's book reviewer for the sunday times. she's known raymond briggs for at least 20 years and has written two books about him. she's also co—curated an exhibition about him which is currently touring. welcome. thank you very much for joining us. welcome. thank you very much for “oinini us. ., ~ welcome. thank you very much for “oinini us. . ,, i. welcome. thank you very much for joining us-_ my - welcome. thank you very much for| joining us._ my pleasure. joining us. thank you. my pleasure. how would — joining us. thank you. my pleasure. how would you _ joining us. thank you. my pleasure. how would you sum _ joining us. thank you. my pleasure

and then ethel and ernest, which, like many of his works, was adapted for the screen.nest, his father, a milkman. good morning, madam. just you keep off my clean step, young man. ijust felt my mum and dad were in the room. i spent the whole two days of recording in tears. you know, just, i thought there they were, i kept almost looking round to see how daddy... when he began, his comic art was frowned on by his art teachers. by the end, raymond briggs had done much to change attitudes with those charming drawings and their slightly subversive stories. raymond briggs, who has died at the age of 88. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again, over the next few days and nights, temperatures are going to climb and it will be dry for most of us as well. you can see today a lot of dry weather, sunshine, sunnier in the south—west before a weather front introduces thicker cloud and some spots of rain and gusty winds. temperatures 16—19 but widely we are looking in the mid 20s to the low 30s. from tomorrow until sunday, the met office has an amber extreme h

when new delhi based economists that cash came on tindles, ethel india is facing a severe economic challenge which is already resulted in outflow of capital from the country. what happened is u. s. d heard what the high inflation, the inflation did or 9 point one percent. so what they did was they kept on increasing industrious, and we expect them to increase that in the us just so that also now there was not a blog capitain invested in india. so what happened was, one day in greece, i said it was natural, walk up, fly back to us. so group live x is what it means is that all of that, what does that mean? that means simply that auto people become weaker, they will become dollar will be what us plus now go up is higher because of the current situation in the way. so i think as well as us concern the industrial they keep on getting that had some flight up there going all over india back to us because it's cheaper and leave us a message in the bonds they are getting these entered on they may decide to visit us though and going to decide doing that should be us. thanks to keep his company in our

and grandchildren, ethel and every one who's yet to be born a little give him a dwelling. i am almost like he ma'am, i'm an asshole. and all this is our land, our home. yeah. and it's been destroyed. i feel we want a little cold. women are here with our leaders and our children's, and we want to tell the government that this is our home. i sent it back. our ancestors gave it to us yankee unless land is sacred to us is shaniqua dominic jo last little that the government has destroyed everything to you, but we're here to resist. and to show that we're both one little cool and women at the same time is so was maria was found bailey in there, by in lonely my mother is indigenous, not my father here, but i wanted to be a true member of an indigenous people because i'm proud of my ancestry, new thinking, i think going to hold their feet, let them be yoke, and i'll have children one day too, and i want them to live here. only without the land. grab my la garza gold digger and ended up here and he's like we want them to leave again because they're also driving out the animal. we h

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and we started doing the same thing as we were turning towards ethel s.nd i agree it's just it's amazing these small companies they build one part or two parts, but the emphasis on understanding how important those parts are to the overall mission and how can they can have either a great effect or an adverse effect. and and and it's it's just incredible to just see those supplier conferences, the small companies all around the united states that contribute to this program. alright. uh we'll >> all right, we will take another question from here in the room. go over here to the second row. >> thank you i am here with squarespace.com i am ralph. i'm curious about everybody's experience with the service module and building that for uh like future vehicles well, the service module is in terms if you compare it to the automated transfer vehicle, just a part of it basically because the automatic trans vehicle also had all the avionics logistic onboard computer inside and and a big cargo trunk up front to deliver space goods. nevertheless, the what we learned on

that's as the analogy act is much broader than a julius and ethel rosenberg situation. it can include someone who has documents lawfully that pertain to national security and refuses to comply with the demands to return them and what does that sound like? it sounds like donald trump and since it's directed at mar-a-lago it can only be donald trump. obviously it is not the valley at mar-a-lago sort of tells you a couple things. it tells you that there is a statute that it is proceeding under which is still serious and going to be proceeding after. and it tells you that donald trump is in the doj's crosshairs. though they tell you that he is the one being targeted by this investigation. >> glenn do you agree with the analysis? we have talked from so many months now about what donald trump could actually be taken for in courts. in terms of what charges could actually stick. do you believe that this may be the case that ultimately is the one that forces him to go into a court and defend himself? >> this is one of them. and i agree with dave that when you look at the search

about execution literally, of president donald trump, officially comparing trump to julius and he ethelfrom a pet sip of background third grader can understand it, it is probably, pretty simple where we are at with this thing, his accomplishments as of late are not to celebrate, i am not a crazy republican, that is going to get the bone in mouth not let it go i tell you that one has he done anything helping anybody, over the next three to six months? no. that is yes good to get rid of terrorists yes, i suppose might be some inkling good if anything aviator joe there was never an aviator joe to begin with, i think this is all -- cia jumping on the back of it. >> you stay with that going to talk about that next block mark quick on this general michael hayden, the ongoing sickness among liberals anybody anti-trump, that would it is not a far structure for some people watching this sickness, on if you will splay maybe a fbi raid on president trump's home is witch hunt that thinking exists because of the you corruption certainly in thought in psyche of these people, like hayden. >> as americ

that's julius and ethel rosenberg executed for sending secret executed to sing sing s for handing secrets over toec the soviet union. he's saying he's comparing trump sounds about right yetng. so the original tweet is michael beschloss that his name so he i mean, it's amazing how he's such a prominent historian, correct? a pit is amazing how like one tweet could make a prominent historian look like a feeble amateur taking. it's like this is so sad like that. so i guess he is implying that donald trump really needs the money like i got to. sell nuclearso secrets. russia, it is also amazing how the trump phenomenon has created such an emotional p rupture in individuals like these people weren't always like that, like general hayden g probably was a normal guy, but now it's like he has. it's been two years now and there'ss still a problem ina their brain. they're living iniv this outsizd emotional obsession and they can't see how far they've gone down. the anti trump rabbit hole, it's so dark r in there and they've actually turned into it. and i've seen this even happened to the people becau

historians h suggesting that donald trump should be executed just like two cold war era spies, julius and ethel rosenberg. all right. here with reaction, fox news contributor tammy bruce, along with our founder clay travis. that's one way to put it, tammy. let's let's let's dispense of innocence until proven guiltyti the presumption of innocence. let's get rid of all those constitutional protections. let's go straight to the execution model, right? yeah. we saw that, of course, evenh. before a cabinet. but t the democrats are not big fans of due process, are they , that it was guiltyth until provn innocent, literally, a as some i them said that some of those democrat senators. hi but let's make something very clear and this is what's so ironic about this i. the world was the safest it had been under donald trump when it came to nuclear war and nuclear agreements, the abraham accords dealing properly and harshly, strongly with iran. the nature of his relationship with north korea, which even i was you know, i wish we were, you know, more aggressive with north korea. but then there's this thinga,

so he goes to the park in a sense ethel to the hotel. and people are waiting and the amazing thing. it's hard for students understand. this is that without cell phones and all people didn't know me. i think i don't know what time king was pronounced dead. but this was not a clock he gets to this park. and it's dark people playing music and people dancing mostly in african-american crafts. crafts. most people did not know. so he told them. and and there's a clip we don't have time to play but go on on google because it's five minutes long. he gives this extemporaneous. speech. he tells them what happened and he says. see, i have some very sad news for all of you. and for all of our federal fellow citizens and for all who love peace all over the world martin luther king was shot and killed tonight in memphis, tennessee, and you hear gas coming up from the crowd. no, no. john lewis said the sobriety of his tone moves through the crowd like a way with his voice close to breaking. he spoke simply and honestly and extemporaneously. he said martin luther king dedicated his life to love and

and then ethel and ernest, which, like many of his works, was adapted for the screen.x months of the year. and it comes at a time when we owe more than ever on energy, and ahead of prices going up again. nina is here to explain. a lot of people who have got in touch whose supply is e.on saying, they have just doubled my standing charge and they are making all this money. how does that work? this is e.on, the energy supplier for six million uk households. many more around the world. in the last six months they made £3.47 billion. a lot of money, they will say this is a number for our global business, it's a 15% decline in what we make, and we are investing in future energy. nevertheless it will hurt for lots of you listening at home especially after hearing the energy extractor bp made profits of £7 billion. because more and more households are struggling. today we learned that collectively we owe £1.3billion to energy suppliers, that's an all time high. and nearly three times higher than it was in september last year. it means almost a quarter of homes owe just over £2

each of us must agree to recognize our own ethel centrists's and remove that filter from our social discourse. only then can we truly engage and embrace our people in a spirit of positivity instead of self righteousness. only then can the bond of reconciliation be applied. so, as a woman of color, and the president of a thriving historically black university, i say to you today, lincoln's vision is in serious jeopardy. maybe drowning in a sea of apathy, unless we, you and i, in partnership with our leaders, develop the courage to advocate for equity, justice, and voting rights, the willingness to promote unity and inclusion, the fortitude to champion ethics, accountability, and integrity, the foresight to make real a vision that is long overdue. therefore, let us direct our attention to the consensus we must pursue without malice, but with foresight, forethought, to make america the democratic bastion of freedom for all citizens. together let us lobby our politicians to pass the freedom to vote act. together lettuce consent to build broad coalitions in defence of our democracy and work across

sentiment is changing some what, and democrats are sure pushing the narrative that hey, you know, etheld, everything is coming up roses. >> brian: if you ask the people are they on a role, yeah, i'm on a role. the question is, are they really on a roll. still having trouble getting baby formula, and delayed because of supply chains, and 50% whether you get on and off a plane at the time in which they pledge. extreme trouble in that area. some is his fault, some isn't. let's look at what he says are successes. there's a bipartisan infrastructure deal from last year. there is the rescue plan, most people think fuels inflation, including larry summers. and then the other plan, the chips plan, if you want the commerce department to fuel innovation, that will be the first time. but there was some republican support for that. however, the last plan you mentioned, $750 billion, they were so proud of it, they had to mislabel it like the vikings did before columbus, tell you things were not as they appear. and now it comes out and say it's a climate change bill. the middle of inflation at 9%, 40