because during the dinner, the intrepid valet, frank sawyers, came in to the room, and brought with him a portable radio, and said listen to the news. and that is when winston and the others first heard the news of pearl harbor. the japanese attack on america. now, for winston's a statesman, that was everything he had hoped for. broadenhe was ablet to out the war and get america involved. can you imagine the collision of feelings that he must've had when he embraced his american friends? because they were great, great friends, and great allies. but the austere, and i think sometimes arrogant, was also the lover of pamela. and they, he was helping to tear her marriage to randall apart. and he was in love with sarah. and it was to be an unfulfilled love, which caused them both great misery, and i think, wynan'sted to suicide a few years later. as a father, he must have wept. his triumph was wrapped up in torment. bloodat was the flesh and side of winston churchill. that is one reason i think he adopted a policy of "just get on with it." kbo. kbo. buggering on. as we heard from that wonder

because during the dinner, the intrepid valet, frank sawyers, came into the room and brought with him a portable radio, and said listen to the news. and that is when winston and the others first heard the news of pearl harbor, the japanese attack on america. statesman,n as a this was everything he had been hoping for. at last he was ablet to broaden out the war and get america involved. but can you imagine the collision of feelings that he must've had when he embraced his american friends? because they were great, great friends, and great allies. but the austere, and i think harriman wasogant, also the lover of pamela. he was helping to tear her marriage to randolph apart. and the other was in love with sarah. it was to be an unfulfilled love which caused them both great misery, and i think eventually contributed to wynan's suicide a few years later. while winston was rejoicing at the good fortune -- and it was good fortune -- of the events of that day, he must also as a father have wept. his triumph was wrapped up in torment. and that was the flesh and blood side of winston churchill