leahy, very good, king, and halsey. there was a big argument about whether it was going to be halsey or spruence. halsey was the damn everybody, let's charge. and spruence was more, let's apply calculated risk. halsey got it because he was supported by the chairman of the naval affairs committee. that's why he got it. there's a group active now trying to get spruence a posthumous fifth star. they each got that promotion to the highest rank. there was no chief of naval operations in the 19th century. farragut did not have that. he was older and, therefore, kind of went into retirement with four stars, became a much-beloved veteran of the war. nimitz did become chief of naval operations for two years. then he worked for a while for the united nations and then went into retirement and he hated retirement. unlike me, i love retirement. but nimitz hated it. he wanted to get up in the morning every day with something important to do. and once that was no longer the case, he went into a kind of decline, died in 1966. anybody e

and halsey was the, darn everyone, and spruence said, let's contemplate and halsey got it because i think he was supported by vincent, chair of the naval affairs committee. and there is a group active now trying to get spur wins a posthumous appointment. so yes, they each got that honorary appointment. there was no chief of naval operations in the 19th century. forget did not have that. he was older and therefore four stars became much beloved veteran of the war. then he worked for a while for the united nations and then went into retirement. and he hated retirement. not like me, i love retirement. but imitated it. he wanted to get up every morning, every day, with something important to do. and once that was no longer the case, he went into a kind of decline and died in 1966. anybody else? alex has got one back there. yep. >> sir, you mentioned a book titled, the night the war was lost. -- >> yeah -- >> and you said, in my view, it's hyperbole. and he said that more had come out about the confederacy and new orleans. can you speak a bit about how -- farragut is there any way for farragut

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. >> lay hey king and halsey.there is an argument whether it would be craig symonds or halsey rated this charge and general spruance was applying calculated risk and i think he got it because he was supported by carl vinson, the chairman of the naval affairs committee and that is why he got it. but there is a group active now to try to get general spruance the fifth start so anyway, they each got that honorary, more than honorary, that promotion to the highs rank and there was no chief of naval operations in the 19 century, so david farragut did not have that, he was older and therefore trying to go into retirement with four stars became a much beloved veteran of the war. and chester nimitz did become chief of naval operations two years and any work for a while for the united nations and then went into retirement and he hated retirement. unlike me, i love retirement chester nimitz hated it and he ended up going everyday with something important to do. and once it was no longer in the case, he died in 1966 he went

i would also like to thank commissioner halsey for that. madam secretary.re on mute, madam secretary. >> i usually don't make that mistake. if there's anyone, i think also there's nobody on the line so seeing no callers ♪ ♪ ♪ >>.♪ ♪ >> >> 5, 4, 3, 2 , 1. cut. >> we are here to celebrate the opening of this community garden. a place that used to look a lot darker and today is sun is shining and it's beautiful and it's been completely redone and been a gathering place for this community. >> i have been waiting for this garden for 3 decades. that is not a joke. i live in an apartment building three floors up and i have potted plants and have dreamt the whole time i have lived there to have some ability to build this dirt. >> let me tell you handout you -- how to build a community garden. you start with a really good idea and add community support from echo media and levis and take management and water and sun and this is what we have. this is great. it's about environment and stewardship. it's also for the -- we implemented several practices in our successes o

. >> if you let bill halsey run occupation policy, god knows. gentlemen, to your far right in the front row. >> your previous answer,thank you is a segue into what i was going to say . i would assume that fdr was relieved for the attack on pearl harbor and i know the churchill was certainly thrilled because it said he went to bed with the sleep of the saved. what if there hadn't been the attack? how would fdr to expound on what you are saying get us in the war andhow long would britton be able to hang on ? >> i think we've addressed that question a little bit in some of the previous answers but certainly it would have been an immensely difficult political problem or fdr to convince congress to declare war and d the american people to get behind an effort that required not just going to war but transforming the entire economy . in order to win it. so i just think it would have taken longer and the anger and will of the american people to go and fight and win this war would have taken longerto build . and i know that's not a particularly satisfact

. >> if you let bill halsey run occupation policy, god knows what it would look like. >> gentleman to your far right in the front row, please. >> mr. toll, your previous answer -- thank you. is a segue into what i was going to say. i always assumed fdr was relieved with the attack of pearl harbor. i know that churchill was certainly thrilled because he said he went to bed and slept the sleep of the saved. what if there hadn't have been the attack? how would fdr, if you would expound on what you were saying, get us in the war, and how long would britain be able to hang on? >> well, i mean, i think we have addressed that question a little bit in some of the previous answers, but certainly, it would have been an immensely difficult political problem for fdr to convince the congress to declare war and the american people to essentially get behind an effort that required, you know, not just going to war but really transforming the entire economy in order to win it. and so i just think it would have taken longer. and the anger and the will of the american people to go and fight and win this