haldeman saw, a large, good looking provincial units. the king's royal regiment of new york and the royal highland emigrants, and instantly liked them and their commanders. then he saw the royalists and instantly disliked them. to hold him in a swiss with no knowledge of local loyalist personalities and. the simple was to merge all these as a second battalion to the king's royal regiment of new york and name sir john johnson, their commander in 1778. he attempted to do just that, gathering the wireless at sorrel, even though those who had been prisoner in canada under the articles convention had been freed from their confinement. as a result of the continental congress, not ratify the convention. hardly were present for the new unit when the commanders explained the hold them. they mostly didn't care to be under sir john. the matter was laid aside. a number of the captured or wayward one way or another found their way to the british in new york city. the most interesting must have been the four members of the ntzer family. bernard enlist

provincial unit which was rejected by haldeman. if haldeman disliked anyone more than the royalists, it was the king's which he believed belonged to the army in america, not his northern army. what adams requested discharge of the men in september 1780 was denied. he lost all hope soon thereafter, unilaterally and without any authorization, and whatsoever disbanded his company. his son gideon, an officer and some of the men eventually joined jesup corps, while adams ceased serving any further in the conflict. but just to backtrack one second to talk about the king's american rangers known generally the king's rangers. this was the year raised by robert rogers, who had originally served the french and indian war and then raised the queen's rangers in america before getting booted from their sir henry clinton, gave him permission to raise a new corps. he said a bunch officers to canada with no word that they were going and they just showed up at general haldeman stores and hi were here to recruit a regiment so you can understand he w

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almost, haldeman. if it could be negotiated otherwise, would you be agreeable personally, as far as you're concerned, would you be agreeable to bringing those tapes up here, those two tapes, and playing them? senator you're asking me to take a position on a legal issue, contrary to the position that the exactly predicate confer with your counsel if you wish. i'm not asking. will you ask the president to do it? i'm not asking you if you think we violate the doctrine of separation of powers. i'm simply saying what? bob haldeman, a witness before this committee, be agreeable as an individual if we can otherwise procure the tapes to them being brought here and played in public. especially the content of. having been advised by counsel that in their opinion, i'm not creating a legal problem by the answer that i would give. and that i would want to give without even talking to counsel, is that i welcome that opportunity because they would confirm what i've told you. kate scott what did the president know and

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haldeman didn't think that that was necessary. uh, so then the question became how should a decision memorandum go out? mr. haldeman seemed to think that it was not necessary for either he or the president to do that. and so i was nominated and you sent it out? yes, i did. over my signature on this document, represented your proposal to the president or lifting or relaxed certain restraints on the intelligence community with respect to gathering information on what you called the revolutionary climate. i would suppose that had reference to the antiwar demonstration as an antiwar protest group. senator, i really was peripherally interested in the anti-war demonstrations, but i was concerned about was the 40,000 bombings that took place in one year. what i was concerned about was the 39 police officers who were killed and sniping incidents. yeah, and everything connected with that. well, that's what i found when i was talking about revolutionary violence as opposed to antiwar demonstrators. and sclc, if you will. i'd like to begin b

haldeman saw, a large, good looking provincial units. the king's royal regiment of new york and the royal highland emigrants, and instantly liked them and their commanders. then he saw the royalists and instantly disliked them. to hold him in a swiss with no knowledge of local loyalist personalities and. the simple was to merge all these as a second battalion to the king's royal regiment of new york and name sir john johnson, their commander in 1778. he attempted to do just that, gathering the wireless at sorrel, even though those who had been prisoner in canada under the articles convention had been freed from their confinement. as a result of the continental congress, not ratify the convention. hardly were present for the new unit when the commanders explained the hold them. they mostly didn't care to be under sir john. the matter was laid aside. a number of the captured or wayward one way or another found their way to the british in new york city. the most interesting must have been the four members of the mentzer family. bernard enli

the book, when they are finally fired, have had no love for either of them and particularly for haldemana real dislike and distrust of there. when they are fired, finally, then what i called the old nixon team comes back together to fight what they call the last campaign which is watergate,ca d trying to redeem things. so i think she knows things are dire that fights right up until the very end and she is one of the very last to agree with her husband that he should resign. >> a lot of reporting was about her drinking at this time towards again. >> right. i would say that reporting is flawed and baseless. there's a lot in the final days by carl bernstein and by word about the first drinking, that she was drinking heavily and walking around the white house at night with a tumblr of bourbon. there's absolutely no evidence for this. i have interviewed scores of people both inside and outside the white house, friends, family, you know, others. not one person could provide one instance of that, so it's baseless. there's no evidence for that. and then the seclusion idea, also not true. if you

well, joe haldeman has moved for us from washington. d. c. a. john, this is a very significant location, right? what's being punted as a very important speech for combat harris? yeah, it's the most important speech definitely of this campaign to impulse play of her entire political career. this is where she, the former prosecutor gets to give her closing arguments. they've been cool to make a case for being the united states president. and as you were saying is very interesting where she's chosen to give it because she's also going to give the arguments that donald trump to not be the united states president. and she's presumably chosen this to visually remind supports as an americans of what happened on that day. january the 6th, 2021, which donald trump encouraged to support us to protest against the election results . i'm ended up storming the capital building where the us congress and sent it off . she's been run things out recently saying that donald trump is a fascist and saying basically the is a threat to democracy. so she'll be wanting

i believe things get very serious of course when haldeman and r lichtman, the chairman's, some of nixon'sdvisers i talk about in the book, when they are finally fired, pat had no love for either of them and particularly for halderman, there's a real dislike and distrust there. when they are fired finally, then what i call the old nixon team comes back together to fight what they call the last campaign, which is watergate, in trying to redeem things. so i think she knows things are dire, but if i tried up into the very end ande she is one of the very last to agree with her husband that he should resign. >> a lot of the reporting was about her seclusion, or drinking during this time toward the end. >> right. i would say that reporting is flawed and baseless. there's a lot in the final days by carl burstein and bob woodward about first the drinking, she was drinking heavily and then walking by the white house at night with a tumblr of bourbon. there's absolutely no evidence for this. i've interviewed scores of people inside and outside the white house, friends, family, you know, others. not

that i will tell you which parties been celebrating early as results come in from georgia's civil haldeman. treat elections the how i will have a look at the weather across here. if at the moment says let's start with the good news is fine and dry for central and eastern positive here for the nice big area of high pressure keeping it settled. so the, to the west, we have still got bands of cloud and rain more heavy, right, little area of light pressure down towards fonts. it's a spike. this every flight pressure still bring you some live, be showers. he missed, we go one through the next couple of days. i won't be quite as heavy or as widespread, but that's still the never. the less our rush just shows. so the western side of the mediterranean, still a few showers into something positive from pushing it towards at least, and what to whether to making its way across the professionals obviously is whether both west england sinks some very heavy rain pushing up into western scotland run his way across into scandinavia and on towards the baltic space a central air was if you are still fine and

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