this is a photograph of general macarthur and his first wife louise. the invitations. this is the wedding cake. [indiscernible] the other thing macarthur did as superintendent of west point is he hosted dignitaries including the prince of wales in 1922. both were veterans of the western front. i can only imagine what they talked about at dinner. the prince of wales eventually becomes king edward the eighth. as we come down after macarthur leaves west point in 1922, he goes to the philippines for a while and in 1924 or 1925, it was a tough time for a general macarthur. in december 1923, his brother dies of appendicitis. he is on his way to admiral. he dies as a captain. this was one of the great what-ifs. his contemporaries, a future admiral. what if arthur macarthur had not died. that is the first great tragedy that strikes. the second, not necessarily a tragedy but definitely has an emotional component to it was the court-martial of billy mitchell, the great airpower pioneer, a great air leader from world war i. from milwaukee. douglas's father's hometown. their father

at the surrender ceremony, aboard the uss missouri on september 2, 1945, general douglas macarthur saidit is my earnest 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. a world found upon faith and understanding, a world dedicated to the dignity of man and the fulfillment of his most cherished wish for freedom, tolerance and justice. in our world which is still struggling to achieve universal peace and understanding, here in lies the relevance of history and the power of our nation's sacred memorials. these places are not just granite and marble reminders of those historic deeds of the men and women who fought and struggled and ultimately were victorious. these places are reminders of the extraordinary things that come from people with otherwise perhaps ordinary lives. understand the monumental trials and sacrifices that have shaped our nation, government, societies and 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

remember when we were young, we studied general macarthur, general george patten, these were tough people, smart people. general douglas macarthur had the highest grades ever in the history of west point. i think that's great. i'm a person that believes in that kind of stuff. maybe i'm wrong. it's pretty impressive. general macarthur was a great general. general patten was a rough guy. his people would do anything for him. they'd die for him. today he couldn't make it because he's too tough. today we have guys that are politically correct. we have politically correct people. we notify -- when i said take the oil, you know what they do? they send leaflets, we're going to be bombing the area in seven hours, please leave the area. these people are crazy. i've taken some heat because i said don't tell mosul. you go in and do the job and talk about it a week later, and by that time you'll have the people. they say, donald trump, what does he know about warfare? what do i know? oh, i get it, hopefully we're going to rebuild our military because it's depleted. it's called peace through strength.

general douglas macarthur was great people. general patton was a rough guy. his people would die for him. today he couldn't make it because he's too tough. today we have guys that are politically correct. we have politically correct people. we notify -- when i said take the oil, you know what they do? they sent leaflets. we are going to bomb the area in seven hours. please leave the area. these people are crazy. i've taken some heat because i said, don't tell mosul. don't say. you go in and you do the job. and talk about it a week later. by that time you'll have the people. they say, donald trump, what does he know about warfare? what do i know? oh, forget it. hopefully, hopefully you know we're going to rebuild our military. rebuild it. it's called peace through strike. we have to get rid of isis. we agree. but i hope we're not going to have to use our military. peace through strategy. for all americans, it's time for new leadership. we desperately need new leadership. just think about what we can accomplish in the first 100 days. just in ending. we're going

can you imagine the great general george patton and general macarthur? you know what they are doing, right? they are spinning in their graves and iced tea we will be attacking sometime next week. i have been reading about this for months and honestly a big part i have always heard and i used to wonder why they didn't go in. i mean i quietly, surprise. remember they used to call it the element of surprise. now our element of surprise is in four months we will be attacking mosul. i wonder what our general think about that. not too good. i will tell you with the -- general thinks of it. as part of her plan to create at least 25 million jobs in 10 years we are going to lower our distance that 35% to 15%. [applause] we are going to make our nation rich again. we are going to have great companies. we are going to have great jobs and jobs are going to start coming back to america. to be a rich country we must also be a safe country. national security begins at the border speaking in a secret meeting to a foreign bank. hillary clinton said her dream is for a tot

general douglas macarthur has been appointed the supreme allied commander two receive the japanese surrendereat britain, russia, and china will be represented by high-ranking officers. meantime, the allied armed forces have been ordered to suspend offensive actions. the proclamation of vj day must await the formal signing of the surrender terms by japan. narrator: newsman rush the president's report to a waiting world. in new york city and throughout the rejoicing nation and world, vast throngs of happy people celebrate the end of fighting, the dawn of peace. in times square, it is official. it is all over. it is total victory. [cheering] narrator: all night long, the rejoicing continues. never before in history has there been greater reason to be thankful for peace. the world's free people are united in their determination that world's peace shall never be endangered again. japan formally surrendered in 1945 ending world war ii. ii national world war memorial in washington, d.c. market the 71st anniversary of victory over japan day. world war ii army veteran delivers remarks along with repr

i want to make a pen with a >> this was built in 1944 in san francisco, it was part of the general macarthur's fleet. i love this. if this is my job, it would be. >> he does not want to make a pen but a pen with a story. >> all about his heart can you hear it when he tells that. we keep going online at www.myfoxtampabay.com and our news app. >> see you at 10. but i'm the father of three girls. i can't stand hearing donald trump call women pigs, dogs, and bimbos...and i sure don't want my daughters hearing it. i want my girls to grow up proud and strong, in a nation where they're valued and respected. donald trump's america is not the country i fought for. so, i'm voting for hillary clinton. hillary clinton: >>> lights, camera, access. >>> as you're getting ready to plan this wedding, any part of it that you're most excited about? >> but is mariah's engagement suddenly off? i'm scott evans, and is her reality show the issue? >> that's humiliating. >> azealia banks on her incident with russell crowe. i'm kit hoover. but was he the aggressor or was she? we'll take you through both sides of the en

saw something over the weekend that really bothered me because i believe -- i'm a big fan of general macarthureneral patton and these great generals, big fan of some of the generals in this room. in fact, we have general flynn is with us and general kellogg. we have a few generals that have been so incredible to me. now we have 200. but generals and admirals, i'm never going to forget admirals, right? those admirals. i will never forget the admirals. that i can promise you. but it was very disconcerting when i saw that an attack is planned on mosul. an attack is planned. and you know, we are involved in the attack but the iraqi forces are planning an attack on mosul. it should happen over a short period of time and the work will be why do we have to talk about it? why? i never saw anything like this. every time we are going to attack somebody we explain we are going to attack, we will be attacking at three noon on march 25th. i don't know. unless you disagree with me, wouldn't it be better if we were going to go after mosul to not say anything and do it? as opposed to announcing, they are anno

they explore the opposing viewpoints of general macarthur and president truman during the korean war in the general versus the president. washington post columnist sebastian mala be profiled former federal reserve chairman alan greenspan in the man who knew. they described her life as a teen refugee from syria in her memoir. also being released this week is why they do it in which harvard professor explores the motives behind white-collar crime. senior fellow michael duran looks at the 1956 suez canal crisis and how the events shape america's future role in the middle east in the gamble. the university of london professor provides history of the islamic caliphate and in we wanted workers, harvard economic professor argues immigration has largely not affected the american labor force. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the coming future on book tv on c-span2. [inaudible conversation] >> good afternoon. welcome. i am cameron bar, managing editor for news and features at the washington post which is a charter sponsor of the national

general douglas macarthur wouldn't like that. reporter: the debates of the nastiest ever. mr. trump: you should be ashamed. mrs. clinton: join the debate by saying more crazy things. reporter: it is 2012, you have barack obama and mitt romney shaking hands or six seconds. -- for six seconds. four years later, if this feels unprecedented, maybe it is. maybe we shouldn't he so surprised. if you look at direct attacks on character and leadership, they have been going up steadily since the 1960 debates. reporter: that is according to research. he has plotted 2 graphs that put clinton into a historical context. one is direct attacks on character and leadership. it is going up. the other is the number of indirect attacks. the more subtle genteel attacks are going down. in the early debates, personal attacks revolved around policy. >> senator kennedy suggested we lack compassion for the poor. reporter: why did attacks started getting more personal? the debates have become as much about entertainment as education. mr. trump: why aren't you bringing up the e-mails? forhey're trying to

remember when we were growing up we would read about the great generals, general macarthur, general georgeton, so many of our great generals. they used to have the element of surprise. now the element of surprise is obama getting up and announcing that we are attacking. we will be attacking mosul because we think a lot of leaders of isis are living there. about two hours later, all the leaders are gone. these are stupid people. median household income is only $25,000. your government betrayed you, and i am going to make it right. get out and vote. get out and vote on november 8. it is your last chance. folks, i did not need to do this. this is work. i'm getting piled on by these dishonest people like nobody ever, like nobody ever. so i did not need to do it, and do not forget i was on the other side. i was on the other side at the highest level, but i saw what was happening and i said this is never going to work. we are going to lose our country if we keep doing what they are doing, and i came over to this side and i love this side because we created a movement that has never ever been cre

i wonder what the great general douglas macarthur, i wonder what the great generals of our country of the past would think when they see what is going on, when they see isis using human shields, killing people. it's like medieval times. you don't talk area did you get it done. -- you don't talk. you get it done. we are going in the four months to mosul. i don't want to hear it, though. please. in three.ng in the months, we are preparing. one month, we are drawing a redline. what a group. who is a president essentially incompetent, i am telling you. incompetent. [cheers and applause] and why is he always campaigning with hillary clinton? on jobs? he working why isn't he working for the vets or straightening out that, because the veterans administration is a shame and a disaster. why isn't he doing these other things? he is always campaigning for hillary. here is my question -- under the circumstances, with what the fbi just announced, will he continue to campaign? i don't know. know if they are going to be able to do that. but we want to support the men at fort walker cup -- akuka, hom

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

he was on the roadside but general macarthur. they are sitting for a the military people.we hear the leaders of vice is. -- i says and largely i start to hear that we are going to attack someone the next few months. we will hit them hard left in right yes, sir. but only one problem. by the time we attack them all the ones it we want to attack our god. house stupid are the people that run our country? [cheers and applause] to grab it all then the american people the bad ones are gone. day zinc general george paton, i have over to the underdog role san generals supporting donald trump and endorsing me. i have 21 recipients of the medal of honor that has endorsed donald trump. and then to totally annihilated hillary clinton remember when she came in front of me? i said hi. but remember she walked in front of me in answer the question which is fine. i have no problem with that but the next day to say i innovative airspace while on stage. here is my lector in. and nothing she likes me to much. what is this three / one? hillary caveman to walk right in front i was standing there

i wonder what the great general douglas macarthur, i wonder what the great generals of our country of past would think when they see what is going on, when they see isis using human shields, killing people. it's like medieval times. you don't talk. you get it done. here is obama, we are going in the four months to mosul. i don't want to hear it, though. please. we are going in in three. two months we are preparing. , one month, we are drawing a redline. what a group. we have a president who is essentially incompetent, i am telling you. incompetent. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: and why is he always campaigning with hillary clinton? why isn't he working on jobs? why isn't he working for the vets or straightening out that, because the veterans administration is a shame and a disaster. why isn't he doing these other things? he is always campaigning for hillary. here is my question -- under the circumstances, with what the fbi just announced, will he continue to campaign? i don't know. i don't know if they are going to be able to do that. but we want to support the men fort wakuka, hom

general douglas macarthur was a great general. general patton was a rough guy. his people would do anything for him. they would die for him. today, he couldn't make it, because he is too tough. today, we have guys that are politically correct. we have politically correct people. we notify. when i say take the oil. they send leaflets, we are going to be bombing the area in seven hours. these people are crazy. i have taken some heat. don't tell mosul. you go in and you do the job and talk about it a week later and by that time you'll have the people. they say, donald trump, what does he know about warfare? what do i know? oh, forget it. hopefully, we're going to rebuild our military. we are going to rebuild, because its depleted. we are going to have to get rid of isis. i hope we are not going to have to use our military. peace through strength but to all americans, it is time for new leadership. we desperately need new leadership. just think about what we can accomplish in the first 100 days. we are going to have the biggest tax cut since ronald reagan. actually,

but george patton, general douglas macarthur -- these people are spinning in their graves right now.eople, thetary element of surprise. we'd like that. -- we like that. all -- we hear i mosul that there are leaders there. three weeks ago, i started hearing that we, through iraq, are going to attack mosul. sometime within the next few months. there is only one problem. we attacked a look the guys that we want to, they will be gone. they are very smart. how stupid are the people that run our country? quietuld they not keep it them, grab them, and then announce to the american people that we have gotten the bad ones. the bad ones are gone. they are someplace else. that is for the military people. they understand that better than anybody. am i right? georgethink general patton if he was in charge, and by the way, i have over 200 admirals and generals supporting and endorsing donald trump. i have 21 recipients of the medal of honor that have endorsed donald trump. they like my attitude. they like my knowledge. people were surprised the other night when we -- and by the way, totally annihi

i don't think general douglas macarthur would like that too much." clinton says: "well at least i have a plan to fight isis." " butt to "hillary has experience, but it's bad experience." butt to donald, i know you live in your own reality, but that was not the facts." debates drew big television audiences... but there was something going on with the live audiences that has a lot of people talking. namely...because they were unruly... against the rule to remain silent. fox5's alyssa deitsch joins us now with the problem that poses.... hey alyssa the moderators at the last two debates asked the audiences to hold their applause... and they all but threw that rule out the window. i spoke with an expert who tells me this is a major problem that can affect voters. lester holt: the remain silent so that we can focus on what the candidates are saying so... what's the point of even having a live audience? there is no reason for the debate to have a live audience. it is not supposed to be a player in the election-- it is. you've heard it expressing itself acro

this is not world war ii or general macarthur.i want to go back to the conversation on al qaeda. you reported this week on another islamist terror group in africa. -- where doesa this al-shabaab get their firing orders? guest: that is a really good question. they are fighting an insurgency against the government in somalia. they have -- they are an islamic extremist group and have pledged allegiance to al qaeda. i don't think there is much command and control over this group. this is the classic situation we have with al qaeda and these groups these days. they are not -- there's not much of a central organization. they are very diffuse in terms of their operation. we call them and al qaeda organization. have the affiliation there and sympathies, by don't think there's anyone in afghanistan or that is issuing instructions to those guys in terms of where they might go on a weekly or monthly basis. host: a few more minutes here. we go to florida and keith on the republican line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking a questions.

general george patton, general douglas macarthur, are spinning in their graves. >> secretary clinton, you want assad to go, you arming rebels. but it looks like that may be too late. would you introduce the threat of u.s. military force beyond a no-fly zone against the assad regime to back up diplomacy? >> i would not use american ground forces in syria. i think that would be a very serious mistake. i don't think american troops do as an occupying force. i do think the use of special forces, which we're using. the use of enablers and trainers in iraq, which has had some positive effects, are very much in our interests. >> what would you do differently than what president obama is doing? >> i hope that by the time i am president, that we pushed isis out of iraq. i do think that there is a good chance that we can take mosul, and donald says he knows more about isis than the generals. no, he doesn't. there are a lot of very important planning going on, and some of it is to signal to the i would go after baghdadi, because i think our targeting of al qaeda leaders, i was involved in a numb

industry faced to the man and douglas macarthur, general of the army. he was put in charge of reconstruction in japan and one of his first decisions and was made by him alone is that no u.s. automobile manufacturer would be allowed to re-enter the japanese market. hard to believe that the japanese would rebuild the economy by its own bootstraps . needless to say no one envisioned that bootstrap economy would become. the japanese in fact studied his business strategies and henry ford's pattern of that -- pattern of mass production and as we ll had the advantage of what macarthur had brought, namely a government that was nurturing the industry and in fact developing the industry almost exclusively for export rather than the market. you look at europe after world war ii it was exactly the opposite situation. general motors hint of any -- general motors had been a stronger competitor has had ford motor company before the war but after the war with germany in such ruins and general motors decided it wouldn't re-enter the european markets stockley for -- mark

all i say is this, general patton and general douglas macarthur are spinning in their graves with the stupidity of what we are doing in the middle east. martha: secretary clinton, you talk about arming ebb rebels but it looks like that may be too late for aleppo. cease fires have failed. would you introduce the threat of u.s. military force beyond a no-fly zone against the assad regime to back up diplomacy? secretary clinton: i would not use american ground forces in syria. i think that would be a very serious mistake. i don't think american troops should be holding territory which is what they would have to do as an occupying force. i don't think that is a smart strategy. the i do think the use of special forces, which we're using, the use of enablers and trainers in iraq, which has had some positive effects, are very much in our interests so i do support what is happening. martha: what would you do differently than president obama is doing? secretary clinton: martha, i hope by the time i am president that we will have pushed isis out of iraq. i do think that there is a good chance w

all i say is this, general patton and general douglas macarthur are spinning in their graves with the stupidity of what we are doing in the middle east. martha: secretary clinton, you talk about arming ebb rebels but it looks like that may be too late for aleppo. cease fires have failed. would you introduce the threat of u.s. military force beyond a no-fly zone against the assad regime to back up diplomacy? secretary clinton: i would not use american ground forces in syria. i think that would be a very serious mistake. i don't think american troops should be holding territory which is what they would have to do as an occupying force. i don't think that is a smart strategy. the i do think the use of special forces, which we're using, the use of enablers and trainers in iraq, which has had some positive effects, are very much in our interests so i do support what is happening. martha: what would you do differently than president obama is doing? secretary clinton: martha, i hope by the time i am president that we will have pushed isis out of iraq. i do think that there is a good chance w

general george patton, general douglas macarthur, are spinning in their grave at the stupidity of what we're doing in the middle >> i'm going to go to secretary clinton. secretary clinton, you wanted assad to go, you advocated arming rebels but it looks like it might be too late for aleppo. diplomatic efforts have failed, cease-fires have failed. would you introduce the threat of u.s. military force against the assad regime to back up diplomacy? >> i would not use american ground forces in syria. i think that would be a very serious mistake. should be holding territory, which is what they would have to do as an occupying force. i don't think that is a smart strategy. i do think the use of special forces, which we're using, the use of enablers and trainers in iraq, which have had some positive effects, are very much in our interests. and so i do support what is happening. but -- >> what would you do differently than president obama is doing? >> martha, i hope that by the time i -- >> i hope by the time i am president that we will have pushed isis out of iraq. i do think that there is a

all i say is this, general george patton, general douglas macarthur are spinning in their graves at the stupidity of what we are doing in the middle east. ms. raddatz: i am going to go to secretary clinton. you advocated arming rebels but it looks like that may be too late for aleppo. you talk about diplomatic efforts, those that have failed, cease-fires have failed. would you introduce the threat of u.s. military force beyond a no-fly zone against the assad regime to backup diplomacy? ms. clinton: i would not use american ground forces in syria. i think that would be a very serious mistake. i do not think american troops should be holding territory, which is what they would have to do as an occupying force. i do not think that is a smart strategy. i do think the use of special forces, which we are using, the use of enablers and trainers in iraq which is had some positive a fact are very much in our interest, and so i do support what is happening. ms. raddatz: what would you do differently than president obama? ms. clinton: i hope by the time i am president, we will have pushed isis out

but george patton, general douglas macarthur, these people are spinning in their graves right now and for the military people, for the military people, the element of surprise, nobody likes the element of surprise. so i hear, who knows what we hear is a lot of the leaders of the isis, and been hearing that for a while. three weeks ago i stopped hearing that we through iraq, we are going to attack mosul. we are going to attack them sometime in the next few months. we are going to hit them hard, left, right, back, forward. yes sir we are going to attack them. there's only one problem. by the time we attack all the guys, how are the people that run our country? [applause] why couldn't they keep it quiet? why couldn't they keep it quiet? knock the hell out of them. grab them all and announce a week later to the american people that we have gotten the bad ones. the bad ones are gone, folks. they are someplace else. that's for the military people. they understand that better than anybody. am i right? do you think general george patton if he were in charge and by the way i have over 200 admi