it asks, what did you mean about rascally in regards to lloyd george? hn: lloyd george was a pugnacious welshman. he is the perfect guy to have in control in a war. ruthless, uncompromising. rascally -- maybe pugnacious is a better word. maybe uncompromising is a better word. he could be very emotional and certainlyand he was underwriting the attitudes of the first lord as well as the first lord of the admiralty walter long. camille: our next question -- in terms of relative expenditure, how did the 1916 navy act compare to the two ocean act of 1940? john: they are very similar. is the ocean navy act biggest naval building act in the history of mankind. the navy that gets built by that act is going to be a navy that has over 6000 warships. the u.s. has 280 ships today. warships. at the end of world war ii, it had something on the order of 6000 warships. ocean navy act is similar. they are both past with the u.s. as a neutral power. the two ocean act is not aimed at britain. it is aimed squarely at germany and japan. it is meant to be an act of deterrence

and leagues have latched on to the global anti racist movement prompted by the police killing of george lloyd in the united states in may but despite the banners and displays of solidarity incidents continue to happen. when down in paris followed embarrassing scenes which in a dish 2nd tier cup little watch this past saturday their fans booed while place took the knee before kick off that incident came days after a controversy involving manchester united star edinson cavani the year old wine used a racial slur in an instagram post but has since deleted it and apologized sometimes you feel that maybe. no u.f.o. and just out there with the bad nose and placards and and you know i'm bad for the captain saying all we want and but when you go to the core of the problem you feel that they're not tough enough when it affects for example the finances when he affects the t.v. scheduling of these games perhaps us and will come out and say you know what we're not going to take this anymore istanbul but that's the end p.s.g. will be back at the park to promise to finish the game on wednesday you wait for

need to join a come together so there's not not everybody that's out in the streets it's poor george lloyd and i know that. or using him almost as a martyr which we shouldn't do because he did not deserve to die but he's become a symbolic because it happened as a perfect storm of things coming together economic turmoil you know the system is showing itself to be what we've always known it's been and people are waking up and becoming activated right now so i'm talking sensible things right now for those of you that are going out to these demonstrations you're wearing your mask i appreciate that you are linking arms you're standing in front you are protecting black people but what we're seeing now is the police will even shoot shoot they're starting white men with pepper spray and mace and rubber bullets and that's how you know this is different because the white woman is the most precious commodity that white supremacy has so police are being let's have white women you know we are in a different space so we need to offer to be activated my instagram following more than doubled in a week bec

the video at the height of the black lives matter protests in june, shortly after the death of george lloydt was about timing. if it had not been the timing, do you think the school would have reacted the way it did? >> come boy. if he put it out a year before she was accepted, i don't think it would be a problem. but this is the saying, also. he very easily, as a classmate, could have talked to her directly and said, "this is hurtful, i knew it was years ago, but you shouldn't have done it." as he said, he waited to make the most devastation on this poor girl's life. now instead of tennessee, she's going to community college, where they probably don't even have a cheer team. again, i fear for the way she's going to react to this at this point. again, "the new york times," you don't hear a lot about them saying what grown men did in terms of racial incidents as far as size governor northam who dressed in black face or jimmy kendall who dressed in black face. they did make a big deal about this, but they know with a 15, and now 18-year-old girl. it's pathetic. >> julie: i'm going to move on.

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thought a little was naught mox it's not liberals in the classical sense such as the you could lloyd george or henry asked and they're certainly not marxists is the b.l.m. wrapper what's it going to achieve and sense of achievement foreign cities we office it's i think they would i think they would be on the receiving end of the foreign cities not these who are neo liberals and it is abundantly clear that this cultural agenda move nights assayas make people in sense in states in america out spring that we have nothing in common where states california states such as. new york states such as michigan now i don't see any session in immediate future but nonetheless this foundation trow up extension secession feature be being laid as we speak now off because if joe biden does go on to issue the presidency sense of the white house entrancing $21.00 which is looking like he will now he is going serious high a b.l.m. cause events and that will be in my opinion better mansell to cultural unity in america and i think what we have seen here is another example of a major role of liberal democracies be

on the left to get david lloyd george of england, a prime minister orlando from italy and then george claimants the prime minister of france so it was basically, i wouldn't say it was four against one at this time, wilson had allies at the time, but the allies all had different goals in mind. they all wanted territories. they all wanted reparations from the germans. and they all wanted to punish germany in particular which is why they created the clause into the treaty. meaning the germans had to directly accept blame for starting the war, even though i think it's more the serves and austin's that started it. but once you have admitted guilt, now you are liable for the payment so that's why the allies wanted them to do this. also the germans had cost most of the damage in northern france into belgium. this is where wilson's idealism comes face to face with the allies, and the reality of what they wanted, which was security and funds, and whatnot, and to crush germany. remember france had been attacked twice in four decades. clemency sub witness in 18, 70 1871, during the frank oppress

it is very contentious, wilson is there on the far right, on the left you have got david lloyd george of england, prime minister orlando from italy, and the prime minister of france. was fourot say it against one during this time, wilson did have allies including -- himself, but the allies all had different goals in mind, they all wanted territories, they all wanted reparations from the german, and they all wanted to punish germany in particular which is why they will the war guilt clause in the treaty which is meeting the germans had to directly accept blame for starting the war even the -- there is more likely the serbs and austrians who started it. once you've admitted guilt, now you are liable for the payments. this is why the allies wanted to do this. is where wilson's idealism comes face-to-face with the allies and what -- of the reality of what they wanted which was security and funds and whatnot and to crush germany. france had been attacked twice in four decades, in fact, he witnessed the first time back in 1871 ring the franco-prussian war and of course in 1914, the germans

lloyd austin for 15 years. he will make history, and serve this country well." benjamin crump, the attorney who has represented the families of georgeing that, "lloyd austin's nomination as defense secretary is another groundbreaking selection!" i spoke to christopher parker, professor of political science at the university of washington who has written extensively on race and politics. he explained how qualified lloyd austin is for the role of defense secretary. the guy was commander of central command which is arguably the most important command the american military because it is head of all american forces in the middle east so they are not just going to put anybody of commander of central command, particularly during a time of conflict. so, it sounds like he is well qualified, then. it is interesting to see quite a broad selection of voices approving of him. let's talk about race, then. the first black person to lead the pentagon if he is confirmed, what would be the significance of that? technically, colin powell was the chairman of thejoint chiefs of staff back in the bush administration, the first bush administration, so he

lloyd austin for 15 years. he will make history, and serve this country." benjamin crump, the us attorney who has represented the families of georgeg that, "lloyd austin's nomination as defense secretary is another groundbreaking selection byjoe biden!" to get some insight into how significant this selection is. i'm joined christopher parker, professor of political science at the university of washington, who has written extensively on us and racial politics. we and racial politics. will get to race and politics we will get to race and politics in a minute, my first wa nt to politics in a minute, my first want to ask you about lloyd austin's altercations for this job? straight up, the guy was commander of central command which is arguably the most important command and american military because it is all american forces in the middle east so they are not just american forces in the middle east so they are notjust going to put anybody of commander of central command, particularly during a time of conflict. so, it sounds like he is well qualified then. it is interesting to see quite a broad selection of voices approving of him. let'

lloyd tried and came off second best. italy ahead. so it was with a collective sense ofjoy and relief that wales‘ stars shone. gareth davies, georgedence for when they do it all again injust a couple of months. ben croucher, bbc news. there were no fans at those international games, but 2000 were allowed into worcester‘s. .. premiership match for the first time since march. not quite the spectacle they were hoping for though. worcester were disappointing against bath who beat them 33—17. match of the day and sportscene follow the news — so don't listen if you want to wait for the football results because they're coming now... chelsea are the new leaders of the premier league after beating leeds 3—1. fans were able to watch their victory at stamford bridge for the first time in nine months. elsewhere there were wins for manchester city who are now fifth — and manchester united who jump to fourth. in the scottish premiership — hamilton won at home for the first time this season, and there were victories for livingston and hibs. the football association has condemned the behaviour of fans at a millwall game today after a section booe

george floyd and breonna taylor, also tweeted saying that:. i spoke to christopher parker, professor of political science at the university of washington who has written extensively on race and politics. he explained what qualifies lloydy was commander of central command which is arguably the most important command in american military because it has all forces, all american forces in the middle east, so they are notjust going to put anybody of commander of central command, especially during a time of conflict. so he sounds like he is well qualified, and it's interesting to see such a broad selection of voices approving of him. let's talk about race. the first black person to lead the pentagon, if he is confirmed. what would be the significance of that? technically, colin powell was the chairman of thejoint chiefs of staff, back during the bush administration, so he was up there in the pentagon as well but it's really important because when the military has an exalted position in american society and black people serve in the military from jump street from the very beginning with the revolutionary war, revolting you guys, and so black folks have always served in the military, and oftentimes in the military, and oftent

george marshall and jim mattis, pretty solid choices to say the least. i think lloydnow, to do the "morning joe" thing, we don't want to go to the bullpen and always draw out a military officer. i think principally we want to go with strong civilian leadership. but lloyd, i think, will fill the bill very, very well. and also the challenges he has coming up are significant. top of the list, i would say, is just settling the pentagon. we have had a four secretaries of defense in this very turbulent period. the pentagon is really hungry for a steady hand on the tiller. secondly, and this is where lloyd has some work to do, i think, china and the rise of great power politics. i think this is going to be a significant focus for the pentagon and lloyd doesn't have deep experience in the pacific like he does in the middle east. and then, thirdly, you know, this biden team is a wonderful collegial group that has been assembled, the national security side of it, but lid loyd is goi to have to push hard for the budget for the pentagon and there are going to be a lot of competin

lloyd austin would be appointed to, would be confirmed to as the senate confirms him. first, it would require a congressional waiver. you areepublican, next. caller: about the constitution with georgeashington, civilian leadership, 1934, rockefeller junior tried to get a retired general but he was exposed. look up operation mockingbird. there's a lot of deception. joe biden is not the president-elect, despite what they say. , they willice leo examine the day for the electorate, so this is not a done deal. there is a deep state, the cia, some military, so it is a coup that is going on right now. think about that. host: larry in maryland, and this is carolyn in virginia. caroline, good morning. caller: good morning. i feel we should have change, new ideas. the world is changing, so we need new ideas. he got everything fresh in his mind. after seven years, people forget things. i think it is a good thing to bring people back to already .now about the military give them any a chance. every time a black person gets in office, we got so much to say about it. give him a chance and see how it would work. i do not think there is nothing wrong with it. the world is changing, and people got d