it got him in trouble with george patton. george patton was a spit and polish kind of general.he believed that wherever you were in the world, you better be clean shaven. your uniform better look immaculate and you should be, you know, have a dignified demeanor about you should be soldierly. and this very stereotypical way. when he saw bill malden's cartoons, he got so angry that he insisted on having a meeting. bill mauldin. so he brought bill mauldin into his headquarters which was in some palace somewhere and in europe. and mauldin described how it him an hour just to get to payton's desk because. it was so palatial. and then payton just shoot him out with language. i won't repeat here, but it's in the book. and payton said, you know, you should clean up your act because i don't i don't see soldiers like that anywhere. and payton malden was like, well, i see soldiers like that everywhere. and so payton said, you better not ever come back to third army territory or i'm going to put you in jail. and so mauldin never went back to third army territory, and he kept printing the c

know, where, where to there's a statement about general omar bradley and he made an about general george patton. and it used to say, kid patton headline and you'll get another 20 miles out of him. and in this particular case, you get present the air to one a good headline and you're likely going to get some results you're going to energize the man. he has been the full problem with respect to the relationship between the russian federation and ukraine. whether it's the blacks, the grand initiative, whether it's the hosting and working for rum prisoner swaps, whether it's other dialogues that have taken place each been important. and basically the role of turkey now with this prisoner exchange is going to energize again, present air to wind. and what i think you're going to see leading up is we're now a month away from the un general assembly in new york. the annual meeting of all the heads of state and heads of government. i think you're going to see a lot of activity, a lot of discussions, and that we had to the g 20 in november and rio de janeiro. purcell. if harris wins will buying go or wil

the george patton is the people's general.could understand and know what to say to to go be a grunt and, be in a be in the mud, in the grime, be one of the guys. because he knew it was like to sit on the bench and be an also i think that helped shape them he also an olympian and then i had this idea and i saw bill riley writing these books and bill rose writing books about history and i'm like, it's going to sell because this bill o'reilly. and then i read it and i said, well, lincoln assassination, killing jesus. which by the way, i hate to give away the ending in the title, but in that one it he also said this thing he goes, i did a killing jesus coming out. i got new stuff in it and really it's not in the bible. i'm okay. bill o'reilly trumps king james. so so but they fantastic books it got right to the point wasn't written for the scholar they were written for the everyday american. i go bill i got one story. have you ever heard of it? i george washington spies. what are you talking about i what happened right where we li

george patton was a spit and polish kind of general he believed wherever they were in the world you need to be clean shaven put your uniform better look at immaculate. he should have a dignified demeanor about you you should be soldierly in a very stereotypical way. when he saw bill's cartoon he got so angry he insisted on having a meeting with bill. so he brought him into his headquarters whichac was in some palace somewhere in europe. and described it took an hour just to get to patton's desk. andt then patton chewed him out wit' language i will not repeat here but it is in the book. i do not see soldiers like that anywhere. w i see soldiers like that ever patton said you'd better never come back the third army territory or i will put you in a jail. so he never went back to third army territory cap printing the cartoons. patent cap complaining about them and even threatened milton's cartoons were in the stars & stripes. one point patton said he would not allow the stars & stripes to be t distributed in therm third army territory. and marshall said oh yes you will. [laughter] i think he

here he was doubting himself, the world's best general but i will also assess this that george patton is the people's general he could understand and know what it's likeo to go be n the mud and the orion and one of the guy is because he knew what it was like to sit on the bench. i think that helped shape them and he is also an olympian. then i had this idea and i saw bill o'reilly writing these books and bill o'reilly was writing books about history. then i read it and i said well lincoln's assassination, killing jesus, which by the way hate to give away the ending in the title he also said this interesting thinges he said i've got new stuff and really? okay. [laughter] but they were fantastic books and got right to the point. they were not written for the scholar but the average everyday american. i said i haveas a story, george washington spies. spies.what are you talking abou? i said for three and a half years they kept their secret. to top secret until 1930. no one could put it all together. what they did behind-the-scenes in the war those were not my words they were the words of

and for that matter, monty montgomery, george patton. so the ability to that, i think, is the great strength that eisenhower brought to this operation. now, today, in part to steven spielberg and tom hanks, when many americans think about d-day as i hope many of them will, and this 80th anniversary year, they may conjure up that bit of footage that opens saving ryan where the craft are heading toward the beach in sea spray is flying past the thoughts and the ramp drops and out they go on to that horrible killing. i am personally grateful to tom hanks for his continuing interest in the second world war and to sustain the memory of those events. he not only is a great actor, he's a great supporter of the museum, new orleans, where he participates and also provides a of support for events such this. so good for him. but on the other hand, starting the story of d-day with the landing on omaha beach or any other beach, encourage moderate students to overlook what happened in the weeks, months and even years prior to that moment, including the

patton. i think everyone remembers george c scott starred in the movie patton and he didn't come to get his oscar that night. but frank was awarded this one. there's actually a picture of him holding two oscars because he stepped and picked up george c scott. and the question is always, well, what happened to scott's oscar? frank returned it the next. i suppose they pop the label off front, slapped on one for next year and used it again. frank mccarthy during the war was chief of the secretariat, a general headquarters, and he traveled extensively with general marshall, which is a very good thing. frank mccarthy had worked for a as a journalist before the war. he'd done some pr for the broadway show brother rat, and he was a note taker, which is a very, very good thing because marshall didn't take notes for anything. he didn't take notes at meetings, didn't keep a calendar, he didn't keep a journal, he didn't write down things. he kept everything in his head. and so having frank travel with him was wonderful. there's this great picture of marshall talking to a general, and frank's in the backgrou

rich lowry, sociopathic dishonesty you quote patton, george c scott, she has a lot of you know what toborder. >> we have been around block a couple times, when i heard her line at that atlanta rally saying that trump talked talk but didn't walk the walk he brought apprehension and encounters to down to almost zero, they tore it up. she says she is tougher than donald trump? you know where are the fact checks? the big headlines, kamala harris falsely claims have to a good record to illegal immigration, she is getting away with everything and anything at this moment, i think maybe she thinks she can make it get traction. larry: i don't think it will. i want to quote one thing we look at numbers, so, even now, you know the new biden plan, an executive order which trump said for 4 years you -- but, they are channeling people to key depots, cutting back on the numbers, but the numbers, coming out to about 1.5 million a year. trump's last three years, 18, 19 and '20, illegal less than a thousand each year. the couple of years was 400. less than a million, a couple years was 400 thousand. i t