they all fell, most of the same gord, but man, the holes, the real story came out at home. my mother said, i didn't see that for you. it does for i do this for you. how can you hear christian? it's impossible, revere in love for 43 years but it is my husband's favorite kids and the skull and all kids still is heading to the sharks. well, good luck. we did not lose. the reason was there. we never wanted this thing disclosed this morning though it was what fly, all the wall. she must be bad knee jerk. all she must have chlorine without us being. all she india is under, is that those she used to be being sold in england states and we could not speak up and still be endorsed broken. nobody knows. nobody knows if it is a stigma. i knew i could not continue like this because i was happy so they would feel better when a sponsor for all this i don't want to make them uncomfortable. they were the only support system that i have. no memory need want something, rob, so i let you know that she has a family. she has a she has that has been some life then why is it left only a normal or

. >> boston red sox historian gord on edes leads a discussion on the teams contributions in world war two. with hall of famer ted williams and others, they give insight into the training, combat experience and perception. this event is hosted by the massachusetts historic society. gordon: today we have a great program which will explore one of the most popular topics in boston which is the boston red sox. specifically looking at boston red sox and world war ii. panele joined by a great that by gordon eads. this is his fifth program with us in the last couple of years and he has done a lot of our organization. he is the official historian boston red sox and before that covered the team for 18 years the boston globe and ds via. before we begin, i will let you know a couple of protocols that we use with. there will be a program that will run 45-. we will then open it the audience for cuba day. if you would like to participate you can use the function at the bottom of your screen and type in your question and we should be able to read the question and get to as many as we possibly can. wi

. >> boston red sox historian gord on edes leads a discussion on the teams contributions in world war two. with hall of famer ted williams and others, they give insight into the training, combat experience and perception. this event is hosted by the massachusetts historic society. gordon: today we have a great program which will explore one of the most popular topics in boston which is the boston red sox. specifically looking at boston red sox and world war ii. panele joined by a great that by gordon eads. this is his fifth program with us in the last couple of years and he has done a lot

destructiveness that trump has brought, the lengths to which he's flirting to go, have caught loyal advisers off gordwe're talking about the sidney powell and impounding voting machines and pushing to not certify the election results. pushing potentially endorsing martial law to redo the election in key swing states. these are measures that are so far beyond lower case "d" democracy. trump is not giving a hearing, he wants to hear it out. he wants to consider the case but not like he's embracing it. but even that fact, that he's hearing it out, that these people are on the white house premises talking to him about it has appalled some people. and the destructiveness has always been there in his presidency but the idea he would blow up potentially the covid relief bill and risk a government shutdown toward the end of the presidency, he did sign the bill but what was point of that. we knew where it would end. but in the end he ends up causing damage to his party and he potentially risked getting the benefits out to needy people right around the holiday break. so, yeah, on one hand we shouldn't be surpr