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how do you define great attacks? is it something that is great tactically? like some of the things dan was talking about. is it something that has an operational impact were strategic impact? that is what jim and stuart and myself were advocating. to make a truly great attack you have to have that significance and the impact. it has to be in some way impactful far beyond the battlefield. from a political standpoint, as a strategic standpoint, or the attorney point -- or a turning point. when you talk about great attacks, it can be sized it is ultimately the strategic level. is it something that has an impact on the course of the war? i'm assuming that's what you are getting at. that is the argument the three of us are making. make surereminder, you're speaking directly into the mic. next question. >> can you identify a game changing attack that did not happen? >> meade has 30,000 union soldiers. could it made a great attack across open field. they could turn the tide of the war one way of the other. warren, when it comes down to h-hour does not pull the trig

great news. but michael phelps got engaged just a little bit faster. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oh! ?? >> jimmy: that's true at this time. >> steve: little bit! >> jimmy: a fact's a fact. >> steve: that's it. that's a fact, jack. ?? >> jimmy: thank you, scientists, for trying a new anti-aging drug that can help dogs live longer. you'll know your dog's a little too old when it looks at your leg and says, "eh, we just did it last night." ?? thank you, jammed photocopier. i could probably fix you, but i'm just going to walk away and let the next person deal with it. [ applause ] >> steve: input tray two? ?? >> jimmy: thank you, great white shark breeding ground that was just discovered off the coast of long island, for being a place where majestic white creas or as that's also known, connecticut. [ laughter and applause ] did you know that? >> steve: i did not know that. now i do. ?? >> jimmy: thank you, people with the first name patrick, for probably feeling uncomfortable around people wi

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it was great. just in case something goes wrong --. >> jimmy: they have understudies. >> sure. >> jimmy: so this is the stars of the play right there, and this is their understudies right there. it's you and john slattery. now, that's not -- now, in case something goes wrong? >> yeah. just in case, you know, they're getting up there. one of them maybe throws a hip. [ light laughter ] you got to be ready to go. we get a call and i live in los angeles, which makes it very difficult to make an 8:00 show. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're on broadway you can't make it to an 8:00 show. >> well, you know, that's why you get the broadway express, takes you right across the country. >> jimmy: all across the country. went all the way down to do like a who's who in the cast in playbill, and there's a whole bio of you. not one mention of "mad men." >> well, they -- they had asked if i would be interested in understudying, and i immediately said yes, of course. this is all taking place via text, because that's how

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dan, a great attack? >> being a gettysburg guy, we often get the question of, how do i get to the field? how do we get the tickets charge -- tickets charge -- pickett's charge? it is a great attack that has been studied and re-examined. perhaps one of the most popular places to study. what i often tell visitors is one of the forgotten flanks of gettysburg. one of the great attacks -- not all of them have to succeed. it was the confederate assault on the morning hours of july 3, 1863. we are always quick to get to the end. when we talk about the confederate assault on july 3, most folks say, i know pickett's charge. that was not general lee's original intention. as lee wrote, the name -- the plan remained unchanged. it was the same plane as july 2, 1863. the main confederate assault diversionary assault on the union army's right flank. throughout the evening into the early morning hours of july 3, this effort to renew this plan is going to be put into play. when that attack goes into effect on the morning

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you people were -- thank you -- so great. some great ideas. to tackle the school to prison pipeline and to shut that pipeline down, and to create, so important, and to create a new pathway that leads from a great education instead to a great job. that's what we want. it is. school to prison. my plan will also ensure funding for historical black colleges and universities more affordable, two- and four-year college and support for trade and vocational education. you know, i've gone to school with many people. some totally brilliant at one thing but not at all brilliant at other. but we all know, this we've had students that sat next us to in class and they were terrible students but phenomenal at fixing a car engine. they were phenomenal at fixing a television set, they can take it apart blindfolded, and i can't do that. and you can't do that, but they were phenomenal at fixing things. we don't do that anymore. remember we used to have this great vocational education? they were horrible students and they were great, they can take the motor, they

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he sings great, plays great guitar. sold millions of records. i mean, why -- >> go for ten. >> writes his own songs. he's going to give me one. >> okay. i wish. wow. >> we want to see these two hit the road together. and did you notice the pink streaks in bette's hair? seems she was going for a little bit of the gwen stefani vibe. >> i can't think of anybody who knows more about the swear. >> this week all the "voice" coaches partnered up with star guest mentors for their team's battle round. miley was with legendary rocker joan jett. alicia keys. and other adam lev gene over the moon with new daughter dusty rose. >> i'm so excited. >> can you imagine adam levine being your father? ? you say you love me ? >> natasha's voice is like an unpolished diamond. she's got something. >> as for team adam all eyes were on fuller house daughter candace cameron bure's daughter natasha. we sat down with the 18-year-old rising star. ? i can't help ? ? falling in love with you ? >> i was really hoping. voice" come to you? >> i had gotten an e-mail a couple mont

>> steve: oh, it's great. >> jimmy: great. >> steve: it's great. >> jimmy: "fleabag" it's really funny. and we got great music from james bay. [ cheers and applause ] there he is taking a nap. [ laughter ] getting ready for the show. >> steve: cup of coffee. >> jimmy: yeah, cup of -- i don't think it's a cup of coffee. >> steve: it's coffee. >> jimmy: you thin >> steve: really? >> jimmy: got queen bee? >> steve: king bay. >> jimmy: and you got king bay. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: bay seasoning. old bay seasoning. >> steve: old bay. bay city, man. bay, city. >> jimmy: yeah, old bay city. guys, itto take a look at the stories making headlines today. and weigh the good with the bad. it's time for "pros and cons." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ? pros and cons and pros and cons and pros ? >> jimmy: tonight, we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of going to going to a [ light laughter ] netflix just announced that it's going to release original movies in select theaters across the country. yeah. it's a new move for them. so, let's take a look at the pros and cons of going to a a n

that was a great bubblegum card. the main reason i am boring in -- i want to thank the sponsors of the symposia again for going into the battle of july 22 -- it allows us to compare what happened when they launched two flanking attacks. one was successful in chancellorsville. let's talk about the failure. first of all, a step back. joe johnston from the first week of may to the second week of july gave up nine successive positions from dalton all the way to the chattahoochee. sherman outnumbered him at the start of the campaign 2:1 but he did not use his superior numbers to bludgeon his way through the rebel ranks. like a grandma was doing at spotsylvania and wilderness. but using them instead to fix johnston's position with shelling, skirmishing, while he would send a flanking column around the rebel left flank and forcing johnston to retreat successively. finally, when johnston got across the lake, davis had to fire him. the president and his cabinet spent a full week gathering all the information that they could,

great story.catch up with taraji, then she and i are going to play "password" later on the show. plus, from the breakout series, "stranger things," he was fantastic in this, david harbour is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] that guy can act. >> steve: oh! he can act up a storm. >> jimmy: he's good. and we got great music from my pals, phish is here, ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] i love phish. >> jimmy: guys, i don't know if you remember, this is my pal blake shelton, right here. [ cheers and applause ] this is his new album. looks like his head. hey, man, get my new record, man. it's really good. >> steve: what's the name of it? >> jimmy: it's the name of -- "if i'm honest" is the album. but he came on the show and i made him try sushi and he was not happy about that. blake wanted a chance to turn the tables by making me do something i've never done. we taped the whole thing. take a look. >> jimmy: hey, guys, i'm here with my pal, blake shelton, we're at riverdale stables here

is to 100 great years of a great future. and with that --. >> thank you. >> and i want to hand it off to my colleagues. >> yes, assembly man phil tang. >> thank you it is so great to join my colleague, david chui and to be back in this amazing chamber and this incredible building, it is sort of breath taking. we spend a number of days in the state capitol, but i know that the state capital frankly has nothing on the chamber, and it is incredible when i think about all of the work that has been done by this body. we are a city of policy innovators and in the board of supervisors chamber right here, is -- and so many ideas just in recent history that have come out, whether it is around, universal health ka irfor san franciscans and whether it is about banning plastic bags or whether it is about pushing our clean energy economy, they have started right here. and i am so proud to be a san franciscan, and so proud to be able to join you here today. and again, s just incredible congratulations on 100 years of amazing history and l

>> that was a great show. i'm sure they did it for a fee. >> norm has more details on that, and i read the article, no kidding. >> i love the smaller shows. >> maybe if i become a trucker i can go to the show. >> good morning. good morning. imagine the adrenaline rush of driving a race car. exotic racing. >> you laugh, but i do that last in the morning. >> david perisset and stephanie is here from susan g komen. >> tell us about exotics racing. >> it is at the las vegas motor speedway where you can drive the most beautiful cars in the world on a racetrack. in a controlled environment, you are right, there's no speed limits, but it is safer. it is an incredible closed course. this is not your run of the mill cars, one of the cars, there's only 250 on earth. >> they are very few of we are all touched by people fighting cancer. cancer. >> we race cars, there's no beautiful purpose behind it other than having fun. we wanted to give back to the community. we contacted the susan g komen for that. they are the best f

guy.aid i was a great great courage. she was a great person. she never made those remarks.hen i read the story, i was surprised how could she say that , and she did not say it. we demanded of attraction, and they refused to print it, just like they refused to print the comments from another source, or praised me in her book, another woman who said really nice things about me. they put other statements that she did not say. they misrepresented. the story was a fraud, and a big embarrassment to "the new york times." and it was a day, front page story, front page, center, color picture. a disgrace. they were very embarrassed. it will be part of the lawsuit we are preparing against them. now, today, the same to discredited writers, who should have been fired for what they did, told another totally fabricated and false story that supposedly took place on an airplane more than 30 years ago. another ridiculous tale. no witnesses, no nothing. from there was a writer "people" magazine, who wrote a story on melania and myself on our first anniversary. the story with beautiful, lovely

carson wentz had a great night a great game plan.ying we had to adjust and bring more pressure down the stretch. wentz played well. but dak prescott, i don't know with what you can say about that young man. he made the plays town the stretch. that was dak prescott tonight. >> thank you. let's go to mike florio. let's talk about things we saw around the league today. alex smith took a hard hit. evaluated for a concussion. he was cleared. he came back in that win against indianapolis. and smith came back in. the question that people will be asking, was procedure properly followed when he got the first concussion? when that player is taken into the locker room, a concussion protocol is performed. we've seen the video, alex smith looked woozy. something didn't look right. and keep an eye on what may happen moving forward. there's people in the league office, that prefer a system. not where the player is evaluated for a con cushion and probably brought back to the game. but yanked from the game, based on the suspicion of a possible concus

and we're taking great care to preserve the historic fabric of this great dome by salvaging pieces of the dome and reusing them to the extent we can. and replacing instead of replacing ornamentation, we're repairing it, and again using as much material as possible, learning from previous repair techniques and incorporating them into and using current day technology. we're also capturing the images and the stories of the people that have come across this great country to work on the capitol dome. and making all of that available. and it's, again, not just the building, but it's the stories and events and history and memories that are made and continue to be shared that make such a place. not only did the historic preservation act, signed by lyndon johnson, of course, require federal agencies to evaluate and fully evaluate historic properties, but it also created the national register of historic places, and our partner for today, the president's advisory council on historic preservation. and i'm delighted to be able to serve on this council. and i also currently chair the federal agenc

great effort there. but one of the few busts we've seen here since early in the game. >> chris: now, yet another two-point conversion, as the tigers try to stretch it to a three-point lead. good look at the acrobatic move by a tight end, folks. >> kirk: the left hand to keep him elevated before he hits and for the goal line. >> chris: they're going to review this. but leggett, on that drive, three catches for 70 yards. >> kirk: leggett is right here. he's going to work here. but hunter renfrow takes two defenders with him. watch the bust in coverage here. you've got a couple defenders going right here. they get occupied and nobody picks him up going out to the corner. there's just nobody there. so, a bust in coverage. and then leggett, for a big guy, 260 pounds. >> refer: field is confirmed. touchdown. >> chris: i think of all the people in this situation you would not want to leave alone is jordan leggett. you cannot lose him. he's such a clutch weapon. >> kirk: and you know when it's crunch time, legge

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there's so many great talent. incredible to see people so young decide to be entrepreneurs right out of the gate. >> did it remind you are yourselves when starting? trying to figure out how to make your way? >> i don't think so. >> i mean -- >> in our heads. >> no. no. >> not so much. >> i don't think i would have gone, you know, on-camera while still working out a pitch. and had only this, you know, hour and a half long discu a lot of their ideas and hard work takes time to understand and connect with the, connect with the investor. >> you have to really be in love with this idea. is it true, it's your money? >> your money. >> yes it is. >> investing your own dough. >> our own dough. >> what does it take? rebecca, what would make you invest your money? >> come with me with a full package that says, just add water. i want the person to have thought through all the steps >> does it have to be a new idea? you've never seen before? >> doesn't have to be new. i'm looking for an entrepreneur. the actual individual who

would i be great? >> would it be great if they can come up with a great healthcare program instead of one way where your numbers are 70s or 80s or 90% more than they were recently. you have increases in obamacare that are going through the roof and out of control. it is a dead program. it is unaffordable. hillary clinton wants to throw more money to keep it going. it is an end program and it is putting our businesses out. i love to see him in the white house working instead of campaigning for crooked hillary clinton. i will be honest. remember what he said, donald trump will never win the republican primary. sorry. [ applause ] well, they did it and sorry, what happens? we got the most votes in the history of the republican primary system over 14 million votes. [ applause ] 42 states and begin the process of selecting a replacement for justi justi justi justice scalia, great man. >>> you have been listening to donald trump in saint augustine, florida. talking about a victory there and a victory two wee

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