gilmore. saw 339. admiral dahlgren only learne the attack when gall gilmore told him it failed.ilmore then began bom fort wagner dorrans iron clods provided daily support responding. beauregard and tucker organized five torpedo rowboat counterattacks to disrupt bombarding monitors. the weather prevented these from succeeding when not sheltering in bomb proofs. wagner's garrison responded. on july 11th and 12th, uss nahant was struck with, quote, heavy iron shot plowing three deep valleys in her deck with another hit expose its boilers. everyone knew this bombardment preceded another assault on july 15th, confederate signal officers decoded intercepted messages from dahlgren asking at what time will you begin firing and when will the assault made? heavy rains prevented the positioning of shaw batteries postponing the attack to july 18. the confederates added a minefield to disrupt a charge. it was another opportunity to demonstrate u.s. cooperative capabilities. all through july 18th, field artillery and iron clouds bombarded wagner, uss new ironsides. lieutenant belknap observed

gilmore. saw admiral dahlgren only learned of the attack when gall e told him it fai gilmore then began bombarding fort wagner dorrans lods provided daily support responding. beauregard and tucker organized five torpedo rowboat counterattacks to disrupt bombarding monitors. the weather prevented these from succeeding when not sheltering in bomb proofs. wagner's garrison responded. on july 11th and 12th, uss nahant was struck with, quote, heavy iron shot plowing three deep valleys in her deck with another hit expose its boilers. everyone knew this bombardment preceded another assault on july 15th, confederate signal officers decoded intercepted messages from dahlgren asking at what time will you begin firing and when will the assault made? heavy rains prevented the positioning of shaw batteries postponing the attack to july 18. the confederates added a minefield to disrupt a charge. it was another opportunity to demonstrate u.s. cooperative capabilities. all through july 18th, field artillery a

guns trained on gilmore's trenches. 40 boats manned by sailors evacuated wagner's garrison because gilmore's men were so close. heavy guns were left behind. an officer took 77 enslaved laborers and hastily dug rifle pits between wagner and battery. greg manning that position as greg evacuated at dawn. wagner's commander boarded ksf charleston and fired a rocket to signal the operations completion. just then, dorgan's iron clad opened fire and gilmore's men charged a flanking forcof barges captured theast two confederate boats. the whole islanders ours. t the enemy of escaped us. gilmore signaled to dahlgren, who wanted to capitalize by demanding fort sumter surrender the 200 man. garrison rlied, quo. inform admiral dahlgren. he may have fort sumter when he can take and hold it. unwilling to let go more sweep the glory dulverton ordered a bombardment of the noble mass ruins to force sumner's capitulation. several monitors covered while uss weehawken sounded for a gap in the chael obstructions in the process. weehawken ran aground. confederate gunners targeted the iron clad. the next morning a

guns trained on gilmore's trenches. 40 boats manned by sailors evacuated wagner's garrison because gilmore's men were so close. heavy guns were left behind. an officer took 77 enslaved laborers and hastily dug rifle pits between wagner and battery. greg manning that position as greg evacuated at dawn. wagner's commander boarded ksf charleston and fired a rocket to signal the operations completion. just then, dorgan's iron clad opened fire d gilmore's men charged a flanking force of barges captured th last two confedere boats. the whole islanders ours. but the enemy of escaped us. gilmore signaled to dahlgren, who wanted to capitalize by demanding fort sumr surrender the 200 man. garrison replied, quote. inform admiral dahlgren. he may have fort sumter when he can take and hold it. unwilling to let go more sweep the glory dulverton ordered a bombardment of the noble mass ruins to force sumner's capitulation. several monitors covered while uss weehawken sounded for a gap in the channel obstructions in the process. weehawken ran aground. confederate gunners targeted the iron clad. the next morn

if gilmore would actually allow him to. gilmors parallels morris volley guns adding to the siege. yesterday, i went up with the irons and opened a heavy fire on fort wagner in order to prevent a sortie upon some new works, dahlgren wrote in a typical report on july 25th. the firing of fort wagner was soon silenced and the garrison driven to shelter so that in the course of the morning our new batteries were partially armed. captain tucker squadron remained active. shakara and palmetto state alternated nights guarding against raids. sailors also manned craft shifting manpower or artillery and supplies into and out of sumter and wagner. beauregard appreciated the support writing quote sailors materi really strengthened our means of defense. at boer guards requests tucker increased torpedo and boa operations. in early august, lieutenant alexander worsley led saor and soldiers omhe 25th south carolina. on boat exploration, clearing u.s. troops from lighthouse eek. on august eighth, the blockade runner turned gunboats seize as juno ctud a uss wabash picket boat. on august 16, a night o

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. >> we'll take our next virtual question from james gilmore. >> thank you very much. i'm jim gilmore, the immediate united states ambassador for the organization for security and cooperation in europe. when we started this discussion, all three ambassadors seemed to indicate stability was the strategic goal that would be desirable. and i wanted to question that. i want to ask whether or not stability should really be our goal. china was happy to be progressive and still is, but when they end up with domestic problems, it might challenge their party rule and now all of a sudden they want to be stable. nobody wants a war. so i'm not suggesting that. but shouldn't we be challenging china's authority, it's dominance and master plan, so to speak instead of going to stability which gives them time to reorganize and reload and then come back on their master plan to challenge the west once again. thank you very much for your participation today, i'm thoroughly enjoying it. >> i'm not so sure that we offer stability as a solution. i think our premise is that both sides had man

santa clara mayor lisa gilmore says she hopes the merger is a positive thing but remembers what prologis told her about the lease agreement when it bought the great america property. >> they said it was an 11-year contract but there's a two-year call on it, so with two years' notice, they could close and give notice to close the theme park. >> reporter: theme park insider, a website dedicated to the industry, also expressed skepticism, the editor writing, "i would be surprised if the deal did not accelerate the closing of california's great america," asking, "why put anything into promoting or operating a lame duck park with two six flags parks already in the bay area market?" the mayor says she'd like more details. >> i'd like to hear the truth of what's happening,let put it that way. i really would like to hear the truth. >> reporter: i did hear from prologis, which said at this point, it has no long-term plans for the great america property, and reiterated cedar fair has a six-year lease agreement with an option for five more years. in santa clara, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>>

island is that the heart of the tech cold war being followed by the us and china that she knows that gilmore is on the china has said that they planned to overtake the usa as technology and of course that conflict revolves around semi conductors which are at the heart of the 3rd industrial revolution and global tech dominance. so think of china where to launch a military attack on time one or the consequences would be huge. okay, and different. yeah, sure, i'm going to make sure that we don't what couldn't be sorry about that. yeah, there is no doubt that these days trying to rezone in emerging power when it comes to somebody, conduct the most of the full front of technology dot production capacities and the most of the phones and the 2nd largest tree. we've also on the end up with mid to low end one project here, and that's a huge problem for us trilogy. while somebody got to go. and if we imagine the world was china taking over time when somebody comes out the industry and they use this as a weapon against the rest of the democracies, i'm sure the rest of the democracies which relied on so

joining me is jenny harrington of gilmore >> good morning, mike. >> cpi today coming into the marketyields bank of america survey is interesting because investors are taking the opportunity to correct in the stocks and drop in bond prices to raise expo exposures. where are you sitting for how much more the market can give us this year? >> i think it is max 2%. i think there is probably more downside risk. the way i look at it is at best, if we make consensus expectations of 250 next year on the s&p, that is assuming an 11% increase year over year.mplausie i just do not see how the market as in the s&p goes higher from here. >> judging from the scare quotes you used around the market, i know you are thinking there are lots of different segments of the market that aretreated differently by investors you mentioned the s&p is fuller rich you have the equal weighted s&p is 14 times forward earnings what is better or worse within that >> in your first guest laid it out with value and small caps and things under priced. i think people forgot investing 101 which is buy low and sell high i'm

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and martin's dad is tim herlihy who wrote "the wedding singer" and "happy gilmore." >> seth: yes, famous seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and we would be sitting in the woods having these conversations and i would have flashbacks of having the same conversations with adam sandler and tim, like, "hm i've had this boner conversation before." [ laughter ] i've debated this joke before. >> seth: now i will say -- if i would talk to one of one of my dad's friends about boners but if i had to, i would think like judd apatow would be the one. do they like - >> i would think that. i would think that too but no matter what happens, you're the creepy old guy. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] i also want to -- i know you filmed it in the woods but it was weird that you started that, "we'd be in the woods talking about" - [ laughter ] that didn't help >> well, no, no, no. i would lure them into the woods. >> seth: you would lure them [ laughter ] these are -- i did want to talk about maybe the fact that you were having flashbacks these are some of your early days - >> well, this is when i was their age. >> se

and we've also ed gilmore from the climate >> surely she does.also e he's really rom the climate >> surely she does. and we've also e he's really triggered limate party. he's really triggered a big reaction. i thought he was very interesting. and very interesting. yes. and steven says, great to hear from a rational , steven says, great to hear from a rational, logical, sensible climate commentator like ed gemmell. so refreshing compared to the usual nutcase tree huggers who would try who who are trying to take this space, butjohn are trying to take this space, but john says, tell that climate change cult, as you have on that china build three coal power stations every month to produce loads of climate change rubbish that we buy from them. so if we took production from china took this production from china would produce stuff with wind power? >> no, it's a very good point . >> no, it's a very good point. and somebody here is robert said , your weak arguments for the palestinians march show that you're a great big softie. bev it's not that i'm a gr