george marshall says, the following back in 1947 is that our diplomacy starting at -- hundreds over the despair and chaos to remind the functioning in the world to allow the emergence of political and social conditions in which great institutions can exempt are relevant even today. my proposal for all of these are the same. of course the war by russia and which breaks nothing hunger, poverty -- despair to mail -- to many in the world. it is guaranteed stability -- not be afraid to set new precedents. this is what the world should learn a various turning point to make a high prize. for the fact that the world would not react. thank you for your -- two ukraine. [applause] thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you president zelenskyy. you have shown us a magnitude and complexity of the issue and what is actually at stake. mr. president, if i may as, two questions, the first one, it is simply, what is your dream? how do you see ukraine in the future? what is your wish for ukraine in the future? >> just to be frank, being the president what is the ukraine of today? the future of --. risk lo

ladies and gentlemen, george marshall said the following -- back in 1947, he said our policy is not against the country or a doctrine but against hunger, despair and chaos. it's to revive an economy in the world to allow the emergence of the political and social conditions in which free institutions can exist. these words are relevant even today. my proposals are all the same. they are designed to counter the despair and hunger and chaos in the war which is unleashed by russia and which brings nothing else but hunger, poverty, despair and chaos to many in the world, not only to ukraine. the instability and security is all about acting quickly and prevent -- and preventively. we should not be afraid to set new precedents and this is what the world should learn at various turning ports to which it paid a high price and was deprived for the fact that the world would respond and not react preventively so now we could do differently finally in a correct way, thank you for your attention, glory to ukraine. [applause] thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you, president zelenskyy. you have shown

ladies and gentlemen, george marshall said the following -- back in 1947, he said our policy is not against the country or a doctrine but against hunger, despair and chaos. it's to revive an economy in the world to allow the emergence of the political and social conditions in which free institutions can exist. these words are relevant even today. my proposals are all the same. they are designed to counter the despair and hunger and chaos in the war which is unleashed by russia and which brings nothing else but hunger, poverty, despair and chaos to many in the world, not only to ukraine. the instability and security is all about acting quickly and prevent -- and preventively. we should not be afraid to set new precedents and this is what the world should learn at various turning ports to which it paid a high price and was deprived for the fact that the world would respond and not react preventively so now we could do differently finally in a correct way, thank you for your attention, glory to ukraine. [applause] thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you, president zelenskyy. you have shown

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plan for the post-war recovery of europe which were initiated by the united states of america, george marshall from er, the head of the united states state department, who was directly the ideologue , the inspirer . briefly, the first task of the marshall plan is to overcome hunger, poverty and chaos after the second world war, which reigned on the territory of europe; the second is to help, to help solve not separate problems, to help to solve the systemic fundamental problems that forced the economy to work third countries, the planned recipients must have a clear vision of what they are and the readiness to do this, the readiness of plans to mobilize their own resources and the readiness to work in order to actually secure their future with the help of american money and specialists well, finally, the last this is the understanding of the american people that such a recovery is needed and the willingness of the american people to agree to the fact that american money helps people to the european continent, it sounds very beautiful, but did it work? in the end, we know that europe lives quit

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well, let me begin the answer by saying this much my hometown boyhood hero is george marshall and george marshall was secretary defense in september. i think 1950s called back by truman to help after the failings of the military in korea, and he didn't think that made sense for a former, you know retired military officer to be a secretary of defense, but did it nonetheless and look to answer your question directly? no, i don't think so. i think that kind of moratorium of 10 years whatever it was made sense. it has nothing to do with with secretary mattis or secretary austin it has everything to do with kind of getting making sure that you have a distinct difference between the military culture and the civilian culture and they're very different skill sets in terms of what both bring to the job doesn't mean you can't be successful, but i think having that separation makes a big difference and and i would i would support, you know, reinstating that moratorium and maintaining it we have enough good people out there. they can that are civilians that can fulfill that role as secretary of defe

well, let me begin the answer by saying this much my hometown boyhood hero is george marshall and george marshall was secretary defense in september. i think 1950s called back by truman to help after the failings of the military in korea, and he didn't think that made sense for a former, you know retired military officer to be a secretary of defense, but did it nonetheless and look to answer your question directly? no, i don't think so. i think that kind of moratorium of 10 years whatever it was made sense. it has nothing to do with with secretary mattis or secretary austin it has everything to do with kind of getting making sure that you have a distinct difference between the military culture and the civilian culture and they're very different skill sets in terms of what both bring to the job doesn't mean you can't be successful, but i think having that separation makes a big difference and and i would i would support, you know, reinstating that moratorium and maintaining it we have enough good people out there. they can that are civilians that can fulfill that role as secretary of defe

i would almost say he had a man crush on george marshall. and they both went against this early recognition of israel. >> you've studied both eisenhower and truman. they came to the presidency from different angles. what are the difficulties of becoming commander in chief, a politician becoming commander-in-chief, versus a military man having to become a presidential politician? how do the two of them cope with those differing roles that they are in? >> forgive me a bit of eisenhower discussion, because i feel as though i got to know him. and i think for eisenhower, it was almost a step down. he had made a really big decision. operation overlord was a really big decision. i don't know how many allied troops were at risk. after the president say, he wanted to be called general, not mister president. >> he was still a politician, he had to be one. >> he was also -- we were really lucky to have him at that time. i am thinking of the wars we did not get into because eisenhower was president. particularly in india and china, and so on. truman had

lexa may begin with this muchh y hometown boy count hero is george marshall who secretary of defense in september i thinkit 1950s called back by truman up the failings of the military in korea. he did not think it made sense for a former retired military officer to be secretary of defense but did it nonetheless. to answer your question directly no i don't think so. that point of ten years made sense. it has nothing to a secretary at mattis or secretary austin it has everything to do with making sure you have a distinct difference between that military culture and the civilian tif culture. they're very different skill sets. doesn't mean you can't be successful but having that separation makes a big s difference. i would support reinstating the moratorium. we have enough good people out there that are civilians that can fulfill the role secretary of defense to do that. it is critical i have a whole chapter bright outlined some of the problems i saw coming in as a civilian secretary i did not think the civilians are being used enough. i a had to forcefully push into the work planning an

>> let me begin by saying my hometown boyhood hero is george marshall and he was secretary of defense in september i think 1950 call back by truman to help after the killings of military in korea . he didn't think it made sense for a former retired military officer to be secretary of defense but did it nonetheless. and to answer your question no i don't think so. i think that moratorium of 10 .ears made sense it has nothing to do with secretary mattis or secretary often. it has everything to do with making sure you have a distinct difference between the military culture and civilian culture and there's different skill sets in terms of what both bring epto the job. it doesn't mean you can't be successful but not having that separation makes a big difference and i would support reinstating that moratorium and maintaining it. we have nkenough of people that are civilians back can fulfill that role to do that. because i think civilian control of the military is critical. i have a whole chapter where i outline some of the problems i saw coming in that i didn't think the civilians were used

well remembered, george marshall said, back in1947, he well remembered, george marshall said, back inos. it's goal is to revive a functioning economy in the world to allow the emergence of a political and social conditions in which free institutions can exist. these words are relevant even today. my proposals are all the same. they are designed to counter hunger, poverty, despair and chaos. and the war unleashed by russia and brings nothing else but hunger, poverty, despair and chaos to many in the world, not only to ukraine, because guaranteeing peace and stability and security requires all of us acting quickly and preventive. we should not be afraid to set new precedents and this is what the world should learn at various turning points to which it paid a high price. this was the price for the fact that the world would only respond, not to act preventively. now we can do it differently. in the correct way. thank you for your attention. glory to ukraine. the thank you for your attention. glory to ukraine-— thank you for your attention. glory to ukraine. ~ ., ., , , to ukraine. the ukr

was enormously influential who truly almost i would almost say i almost say had a man crush on george marshall and and both they both came they both were against this early recognition of israel. so that's what i'm feelings took over. you've studied both eisenhower and truman and they came to the presidency from different angles. what are the difficulties? of becoming commander-in-chief of politician becoming commander in chief. versus a military man having to become a presidential politician. how do the two of them cope with those differing roles historical roles that they themselves have. forgive me a bit of eisenhower discussion now because i just i i feel like i feel as though i got to know him and i think i think for eisenhower it was almost a step down. he had made a really big decisions. the operation overlord was a really big decision with the lives of i don't know how many americans i mean how many how many allied troops? we're at risk he after he after the presidency. he wanted to be called general general not fred, not mr. president. he was still the politician. he had to be one. ye

he referred to george marshall and the famous quote, that he was against hunger, poverty, despair, andhave the ability to make that kind of thing happen. you know, mika, i think there is a kind of sense of confusion here at davos, at the world economic forum. keep in mind, really, this is a gathering of people whose main ideology is the rules-based international order. an ideology that is, frankly, under threat right now. at the same time, and you have to say it, there is no small amount of hypocrisy, too. this forum, in years past, was home to russian oligarchs and their entourage. in fact, the russia house just down the street there has been turned into a russia war crimes house by the ukrainians. it can't go unnoted that until the past few months, this was a place where russian leaders, russian billionaires, were welcomed. >> well, were welcomed and, keir, i understand it was -- davos was a playground for russian oligarchs. of course, there were too many people who would go there and rub elbows with them because they wanted their money and investment. when you talk about the hypocri

to resolve the brigadier general proposed the creation of army ranger battalions to general george marshall. these small and independent units drew upon existing american expertise using infantry for raids and scouting. captain o'darby was the first ranger commander due to his experience in amphibious training in both cavalry and infantry. he went recruiting volunteers, 473 of whom became the first ranger battalion. thereafter, the second through sixth ranger battalions were formed along with the 24th battalion comprised with the members of the national guard. the first was given the mission of taking part in the british and canadian raid in france making them. american troops following this raid, the first ranger battalion operated prime aerial throughout north africa and italy where they played a crucial role in the operational success of the battle of enzio. they participated in smaller raids in norway and france and disbanded due to the new formation of the 2nd and 5th ranger battalions who took part in france, belgium and central europe including most famously the invasion of normandy

well, george kennan, the father of the marshall plan, henry kissinger, jack mack law all warned about the dangers of expanding nato. now it is profoundly on them on craddick to have been moments waiting as for membership in may without conducting a why consultation over population because it does have consequences. making sure that the population understands the implications and then having a referendum i am both a citizen and a switch citizen and here and switch. and we just had 4 different referenda last sunday from the 15 of may. and i have not missed the symbol referendum since i'm a citizen. and back in 2002 even switched membership in the united nation curriculum was not a member. we was put the rope and the a just made with somewhat more around a mature or something as important as joining a military organization, the military organization. that if you know the judgment of a number of tribe, you don't know if you know the actual are the number one. article 9 or the longer an agreement of 8 august $945.00. there's the concept over criminal organization. and buddha things, and th

george the victorious. spaskhoy coincided, and after 3 days germany signed the act of surrender. our marshalory zhukov bore me st. george and through these coincidences we see that our victory in this difficult war was granted to us by god himself with a spear on a horse, striking the snake in the iconography of sculpture and numismatics st. george the liberator warrior, but one of the oldest images of the miracle of the snake st. george's church in staraya ladoga is interpreted in a different way, a fresco from the beginning of the 12th century is here, surprisingly, st. george is not he throws down the serpent's weapon, as you are accustomed to seeing it, but copes with it with the power of the word of god with the power of prayer. here st. george performs not a military, but a spiritual feat and a pacified, but not defeated snake is taken to the princess elesava, and the warrior becomes st. george, the heavenly patron of the state and a symbol of the faith of humility of eternal valor varvara fedorova sergey morin ilya kuvaldin channel one. everything fresh is checked with a tape, i’m sur

well, george kennan, the father of the marshall plan, henry kissinger, jack mac's law, all worn about the dangers of expanding nato. now it is profoundly on bill craddick to have been merlin, sweden as for membership in nato, without conducting a wide consultation of population because it does have consequences. making sure that the population understands the implications and then having a referendum i am both a citizen and a switch citizen. and here and switch and we just had 4 different referenda last sunday, sunday. the 15th of may. and i have not missed the single referendum since i'm a citizen. and back in 2002 even switched membership in the united nations. switzerland was not a member. we was broke the rope and a just made with somewhat more than a majority or something as important as joining a military organization, the military organization. that if you know the judgment of the number, you don't know if you know the actual of the number of article 9 or the longer an agreement of 8 august 945. there's the concept over criminal organization. and buddha things. and the sweet re

the day of memory of george the victorious coincided with easter and 3 days later germany signed the act of surrender. our marshalzhukov carried me from here, george, and through these coincidences we see that our victory in this difficult war was given to us by god himself with a spear on a horse, snake-slaying sculpture and numismatics st. george the liberator warrior, but one of the oldest images of the snake miracle is interpreted differently st. george's church in staraya ladoga fresco of the early 12th century here. and, what is surprising, st. george does not throw down the weapon of the snake, as we are used to seeing him, but copes with it with the power of the word of god, with the power of prayer. here st. george performs not a military, but a spiritual feat and a pacified, but not defeated snake is taken to the princess elesava, and the warrior becomes a saint george the heavenly patron of the state and the symbol of the faith of humility of eternal valor varvara fedorov sergey morin ilya kuvaldin channel one. 3 days left until the main holiday of victory day these days we are turning over the pages o

george costanza presidency. joining me for the reporter is democratic strategist and fox news contributor, leslie marshall.this before, the inflationary crisis in the reagan years. they cut taxes and juiced the economy. why t wouldn't he read a shift book and stimulate the economy. >> i have read a history book. you look at reagan years, the second term, it proved that trickle down economics did not work and i'd did not bode well for president reagan. the feds are increasing interest ratesn and a lot of people are worried and angry about that on both sides of the aisle. from w your own party rick scoti think is the one who wants to raise taxes. i don't see job very want to go raise taxes. and the spending plan economists on both sides of the aisle says it contributes to inflation at 2%. even without joe biden we would have inflation. now because of what's happening in ukraine and what happened with the pandemic and the supply chain. this is a global issue. not just a u.s. issue.an dan: the reagan tax cuts kicked in in the second half his presidency when growth was 6, 4, and 5 percent. ii don't know where y

george has the very latest. >> reporter: capital murder suspect casey white and former prison guard vicky white still on the run as u.s. marshals conduct a multistate manhunt. new video shows vicky white checking out of a hotel a few hours before she allegedly aided in the jail break. the latest lead, this ford edge abandoned in a rural tennessee neighborhood. inside jail keys and handcuffs. marshals released these photos of the two who are not related, showing the 6'9" casey white's white supremacist tattoos s and what vicky white would look like if she darkened her hair. this shows the pair leaving the alabama jail in a patrol car april 29. vicky white claimed she was taking casey white to the courthouse for a mental health evaluation. but there was no evaluation. >> this was a very well thought out plan. >> reporter: before the jailbreak, officials believe vicky white bought an ar-15 and a shotgun, sold her house, withdrew $90,000, and filed for retirement. >> we're going to find you. hopefully we find you safe. >> reporter: the two are considered armed and dangerous. there's a reward of $15,000 being offered for information

george h.w. bush running for a second term blurted out the talking points message i care. >> trace: leslie marshallll get your thoughts. >> do you take any responsibility your policies. >> i think our policies have helped. not hurt. republicans love to attack me as a big spender as if that's the reason why inflation has gone up. >> the inflation outlook still remains quite uncertain. >> it's self-inflicted. i mean, they know it we know it as republicans, the american people know it and they are fixing to find out about it in november. at the end of the day, what effects the american people are prices. >> trace: the former coach tuberville's point leslie 44% of americans now being hit very hard by inflation numbers. your thoughts? >> well, first, if we want truth and you say tell the people the truth, the people know the truth and it's out there. but they still want somebody to blame. democrats do it. republicans do it. and howie, thank you for reading my mind because i have seen republicans say that democrats agree with aoc and here is one who hasn't agreed on every policy. inflation, whether it's

george costanza, everything is wrong. he wants to print more money and raise taxes to take more money out of your wallet. they nailed it in the "wall street journal." joining me is leslie marshallks for spending some time with us. we have been through this before, leslie. the inflationary crisis in the wray began years. they did the exact opposite. they cut taxes and juiced the supply side of the economy. >> there are a couple of things. if you look, and i have read a history book because you made that comment about liberals. if you look at the first four versus his second floor, it proves trickle down economics did not work. it did not bode well for the united states or president reagan in the second term. the feds are increasing interest rates and people are worried about that from both sides of the aisle. rick scott wants to raise taxes. i don't see joe biden wanting to raise taxes. economists on both sides of the aisle said racing taxes contributed to inflation 2%. without it we would still have inflation now because of what's going on in ukraine and what happened with the pandemic and the supply chain. this is a global issue, not just an american issue. dan: you said you r