no third parties do exist they come into being there's de gaulle's that come up from charles de gaulle you hope for a french leader or a european leader i was very disappointed in merkel throughout this whole process because she knows better she knows the real story of ukraine she doesn't fall for it because her foreign minister was involved they knew they knew what was going was a coup d'etat the crane and but in other words there's has to be some kind of european leader. the kind of thing you know to america and i think yeah that's one way to put it mr de gaulle i was around when mr goss said no to america that was quite really have friends you know look young to you i mean they have. their own way of going to go is really a proud man and proud for france. one hopes for that but there's other ways that the blocks can be broken there's of course china that's a huge number but the united states has to hit a hard line on china doesn't say it like it does say it about russia but the reason that we're arming korea to the degree that we are and japan is truly against the chinese to encircl

no third parties do exist they come into being there's de gaulle's that come up right charles de gaulle you hope for a french leader or a european leader i was very disappointed in merkel throughout this whole process because she knows better she knows the real story she doesn't fall for it because her foreign min a crane and but in other words there's has to be some kind of european mr to go i was around when mr goss said i don't think i am very proud man and proud for france . one hopes but the united states is a hard line on china doesn't say it like it does say it about russia but the reason that we're arming korea to the degree that we are and japan is truly against the chinese to encircle the chinese. but i worry about korea because we again have so much or so many arms we put into japan and korea. now your age i would like to live out the rest of my life you know what do you do what do you do you bringing attention to it that's the best you can do right now. to live you make movie about the certainties of because i did care and i want to i want i want peace to have a chance and i

all the heavyweights -- fdr, churchill, de gaulle -- were putting their faith in ike.r d-day, as it was popularly known, rested on his shoulders. he scribbled this "in case of failure" note if the invasion turned out badly. it concluded by saying, "if any blame or fault attaches to the attempt, it is mine alone." he accidentally dated it july 5th. >> general eisenhower would take responsibility for failure. he would manage failure if failure happened in a way most helpful for political leadership. >> june 6th. almost 4,500 men died that day. and many more were wounded. but the allies gained a foothold. and it turned out to be decisive. within a year, victory was achieved in europe. ike got a ticker-tape parade when he returned to the united states. >> that's the first time i'd seen so -- so many military uniforms and eisenhower's five stars, which we all counted. it was just one of the most thrilling days of my life. >> politicians quickly urged eisenhower to run for the white house. >> eisenhower would say, "i'm not a politician." but he had ability to bring people to

not to an uplifting story -- they continue to follow the charles de gaulle airport on euros.y stumbledson: the entire thing was caught on surveillance camera. he bumped open this door and when inside and found two tags of money. and then he did what many people might do, and he took those bags of money. it has been over a week. the police have not checked him down. they see -- they say that he seems to have vanished and then there. annette: 300,000 euros may be a lot for many of us. it is not enough to purchase the world's most expensive home south of paris, sold to a saudi prince, and a very key saudi, as you are about to explain. alison: yes, you can read about him in the paper if you speak arabic. my colleague is arabic and pulled out this article for a spirit that is a photo of him with the chateau. he bought it back in 2015. his identity was kept secret. he has a history of making secret of her juices. he was also revealed to be the buyer of that record-breaking da vinci painting. does she has a history of making secretive purchases. led the anticorruption crackdown in saudi arabi

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funeral which was gorgeous and crisp day, beautiful jacqueline, beautiful kennedys, horseless rider, de gaulle, all the wonderful color and beauty. this is just a loss. we're losing bobby kennedy. >> say in your book, chris matthews, that you were in montreal, and seriously considering staying up there. >> no, i never said that. cspan: that your student deferment went out? ier. >> mid is a first of all. cspan: sorry, i thought i read that in the book. sorry. okay. >> i would have never done that at that d time i did not want to put on a uniform because so many people were putting on uniforms not serving in combat. there are a lot of billets in the military. my roommate became a finance officer. a lot of ways to keep your parents happy. a lot of ways to be positive. i joined the peace corps that summer. cspan: okay, why this book now? >> i worked on jack kennedy a couple years ago and before that, kennedy-nixon. i knew this story, what i came to believe how powerful bobby was. he was leader on civil rights. he was the one that talked jack into the pushing of civil rights june of '63. he got the

later that day general shell de gaulle arrived in paris as the leader of the provisional government of the french republic. the german up. of the french capital . they also started punishing alleged. french women who had fashioned with german soldiers who publicly humiliated this was the beginning of a partial rewriting of the history of the war but the nazi refuses to accept this interpretation. politics so many things happened it's time to come clean. in any case war has always been waged on the bodies of women. when you conquer a country you rape the women. in order to liberate the country you shave the heads of women. or may not have slept with germans. such uncivilized things didn't happen in the upper echelons. so. it was a way to deal with the horror of the war. create a morally superior version of the past to. do so. crime novels because they represent my dark view of the world the war and the period of collaboration are perfectly suited for crime novels. that. there's more the pressure increase to bit by bit more success means more pressure and you grow into it and buxom it up

vonnie: suzanne de gaulle tech turnaround tuesday? techo soon to say turnaround tuesday?e from bloomberg's world opinion headquarters, i am mark barton. vonnie: this is the european close on bloomberg markets and i am vonnie quinn. toll brothers down sharply, on its face for its worst day in two years after fourth-quarter numbers. abigail doolittle is here with us. >> it wasn't the worst quarter, the mr. earnings and revenue -- they missed earnings and revenue estimates but a high bar for expectations with the stock up more than 60% year to date going into the quarter and they were expecting the company to deliver. you could say shares were priced to protected relative to expectations. the stock on its face for its worst day since 2008. it was during the housing crisis. some think to buy the weakness, some macro trends more positive. one analyst defending the shares of toll. vonnie: takes place the recent -- explained the reasoning behind it. analyst from bloomberg said the good news is it is not a demand issue as it is very strong, especially for high and luxury homes wi