herschel lost seven siblings. he survived concentration camps, the death marches.nager, he lost his sight from typhus after liberation and survived covid last month. now he has some protection. his son, david, took the photo, which has been shared tens of thousands of times on social media, immensely grateful to the soldier who vaccinated his father in north—east london. i thank you very much for the vaccination you gave to my father. and, in the process of knocking out a virus, i've made you viral, how about that! your dad is such an amazing man, and been through so much. i think it wasjust inspiring, and it was so lovely i got to vaccinate such a lovely man. they had no idea the picture would resonate with so many. from private oliver's mum... ..to the brigadier in charge of the army's role in covid vaccinations. thousands of soldiers helping in the effort to get vaccines into arms. how do you feel he's been given this chance to hopefully extend his life? it is amazing. we talk about the difficulties and the terrible tragedy that has befallen many people. yet, th

we love herschel. to right here in dalton, georgia. we inherit the legacy of generations of american patriots that gave their blood, sweat and tears to defend our country and to defend our freedom. we stand on the shoulders of american heros that crossed the oceans, settled a continent, tamed the wilderness, laid down the railroads, raised up the great skyscrapers and won two world wars, defeated fascism and communism and made america into the single greatest nation in the history of the world and the best is yet to come. [cheers & applause] and proud citizens like you help build this country. together we're taking back our country. our fight to drain the washington swamp and reclaim america's destiny and dignity has only just begun. we will not bend, we will not break. we will not yield. we will never give in, we will never give up, we will never back down, we will never ever surrender. [cheers & applause] because we are americans. we are from georgia. our hearts bleed red, white and blue. [cheers & applause] we're one movement, one p

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depue: herschel was too modest to recount the event itself where he earned medal of honor. i would like to read the citation. "quick to volunteer his services while our tanks were maneuvering vainly to open a lane for the infantry through the network of reinforced concrete pillboxes, buried mines and black volcanic sand, the corporal went forward alone daringly to attempt -- covered only by four riflemen, he fought desperately for hours, and repeatedly returned to his own lines to repair charges and obtain flamethrowers, struggling back frequently to the rear of hostile emplacements to wipe out one position after another. on one occasion, he daringly mounted a pillbox to insert the mouth of his flamethrower through the air vent, kill the occupants, and silence the gun. on another, he charged an enemy riflemen who attempted to stop him with bayonets, and destroy them with a burst of flamethrower from his weapon. his unyielding determination and extraordinary heroism were instrumental to neutralizing one of the most fanatically defended japanese strong points encountered by h

dr herschel jek used boston university's new crew database to satisfy his curiosity of how many hospitalized patients became addicted to opiates grad student jane porter helped compile the statistics dr jacques rogge house press secretary typed it up and submitted it to the new england journal of medicine. short letter was one of the many printed in january of 1980 the power graph simply stated the statistics and made no conclusion. what everybody was citing as evidence that we didn't have to worry about getting our patients addicted in some cases this was being described as a landmark study it was this one paragraph a letter to the editor this of course would tell you nothing about the risk of addiction when you put a patient on long term opioids but it turns out in fact they have always been just as addictive as we always knew they were there for many hundreds if not thousands of years when people used the obviously and in the early derivatives of opium for. those patients began to exhibit symptoms of tolerance and addiction to do former was quick to pacify fears we were often told that to

we love herschel.here in dalton, we inherit legacy of generations of american patriots who give their blood, sweat and tears to defend our country and to defend our freedom. we stand on the shoulders of american heroes who crossed the oceans, sailed the continent, tamed the wilderness, laid down the railroads, raised up the great skyscrapers, and won two world wars, defeated fascism and communism, and made american into the single greatest nation in the history of the world, and the best is yet to come. [cheers and applause] and proud citizens like you helped build this country, and together we are taking back our country. our fight to drain the washington swamp and reclaim america's destiny and dignity has only just begun. we will not bend, we will not break, we will not yield. we will never give in, we will never give up, we will never back down, we will never, ever, surrender. [cheers and applause] weause we are america, and are from georgia. and our hearts bleeds red, white, and blue. we are one mo

he made a lot of quarterbacks look very good, we love herschel .we inherit the legacy of generations of american patriots who gave blood, sweat and tears and our country to defend our freedom. we stand on the shoulders of american euros across the ocean . so, the wilderness, lay down the railroad. rate up great skyscrapers 12 world wars. defeated fascism and communism made america into the single greatest nation in the history of the world. last is yet to come. >> proud citizens like you help build this country together we are taking back our country. our flight to drain washington's flow and reclaim america's destiny and dignity has only just begun. we will not bend. we will not break, we will not yield. we will never get in. forget. we will neverback down. we will never ever surrender . because we are america and we are from georgia. and our art bleeds red white and blue. . we are one movement, one people, one family and one glorious nation under god and together with the incredible people of georgia, we have made america powerful again, our mili

and with that i will turn it over to the states chief operating officer herschel foster . >> my nameis trish foster and i'm the governor's chief operating officer and executive lead on the state operational response to containing but covid. i last spoke with all of you in late spring increasing our testing capacity throughout the state and i'm going to take a moment now to discuss the states vaccine distribution goals . our team is working around the clock to help registered providers, there are over 1218 of them put as many shots in arms as possible each day. we remain flexible so we can adjust to whatever newswe hear from the federal government about either more or less supply . certainty in the number of doses and timing of doses is essential to administer vaccine appointments. there's currently not enough supply to allow every eligible michigander to obtain a vaccine appointment. we are as disappointed as you. all of our goal is to get at least 70 percent of michiganders 18 and older vaccinated as soon as possible. that means 5.6 million residents in the best of circumstances thi

we begin with 2006 interview with herschel williams one of more than two dozen americans that earned the congressional medal of honor. this is an hour. >> when the flag went up, we thousand yards up the beach, we had no idea what was going on, i mean 1,000 yards, we had no idea what was going on. we were too busy to pay attention to what everybody else was doing. but suddenly around me, i guess, i had my back to it, that's the only reason i can come up, but all of a sudden soldiers around me jumped up and started firing their weapons into the air and screaming and yelling and that kind of stuff and i really thought everybody had lost their mind for a second. i couldn't figure out what was going on. and then, i caught on what was going on, because they were up there, and then i looked, and there is it on top of the mount, so i jumped up and started doing the same dumb thing, my weapon in the air. so i jumped up and started firing in the air and started yelling and screaming like everyone else. i wonder how many marines we lost at that particular moment when we saw old glory on the top

we begin with the 2006 interview with herschel "woody" williams, one of more than two dozen americans who earned the congressional medal of honor for their actions on iwo jima. this is an hour.hen th >> when the flag went up, thousand yards up the beach, we had no idea what was going on, e mean 1,000 yards from mount suribac suribachi, we had no idea what was going on. we were too busy to pay attention to what everybody else was doing. whag on.s i nes arou but suddenly around me, and i can't didn't know was going on,d i guess i had my back to smount suribachi, that's the only thing i can come one as a reason but e suddenly marines around me nd of raised up, s jumped up and starn firing their weapons into the air, crescreaming and yelling a that kind of ure oustuff, and iy thought everybody had lost theis mind for a second.ere on i couldn't figure out what was going on. and then i caught up what was going on because they were looking at mount suribachi and d then i looked and there's old glory up on top of mount suribachi. so i jumped up and started doing the same dumb thing they were

we begin with the 2006 interview with herschel "woody" williams, one of more than two dozen americans who earned the congressional medal of honor for their actions on iwo jima. this is an hour.hen th >> when the flag went up, thousand yards up the beach, we had no idea what was going on, i

the fact you have a 33-year-old jewish journalist and warnock puts you in the mind state of rabbi herscheld king marching across the edmund pettus bridge. you think about john lewis and everything he stood for. his district is the one we're focus on today, it's the georgia sixth focused on and the votes coming in. all those things coming home reminds me of december 12th when selma came through for doug jones making him a united states senator. when you look on the ground, don, this is the most amazing things. you talk about la tasha brown and black voters matter earlier, but the organizers on the ground, not just stacey abrams but the fraternities and sororities, the links, jack and jill, all these black groups that came together to organize, they organized from magic cities not just known for lemon pepper wings anymore. they did absolutely everything possible to get this turnout today. and once again we're talking about black voters from pennsylvania all the way throughout the country the reason that this country has changed has been because of black voters. so shoutout to everyone in geo