ike's love of military history. and really groomed ike for advancement. he also prepared him to go to the army's commander general stuff school as it was called the time at fort leavenworth, which is a real watershed for career army officers and often how you how you did it at leavenworth could determine and large part. of course your career was going to take why isn't harry goes to leavenworth? thanks to general connors intervention and training preparation. graduates first in his class and upper that opens up a lot of opportunities for him. he goes to washington and under retired general john jay pershing. is assigned to the american battle monuments commission who are in charge of all the cemeteries in europe following the war. also charged with putting out a guidebook to the battle monuments and the cemeteries eisenhower as i mentioned was a very good student english student at west point and was considered one of the best writers in the water department. persian assigned him to finish writing a book that some others had started and then ike was given

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in the end ike internalize. most of humphrey's advice. um after humphrey left s treasury secretary like appointed it even more conservative. treasury secretary got him a robert anderson. it is time went along inflation became eisenhower's main concern. in cutting spending continued to be his main weapon. now eisenhower was always conflicted about this because he could always you know, he was a guy who? enjoy being in the middle of the road all the time. and that meant that he always saw both sides of an issue. here's a quote that that clearly shows that i had two minds. about this issue. he said frankly, i'd rather see. the congress cut a billion dollars off the defense budget as much as i think it would be a mistake. so you know, he was listening to people who wanted to spend more. he was listening to humphrey. and he was trying hardest to to bring the two thoughts together. so let me give you a quick couple of takeaways from my research in the three or four minutes that i have left. eisenhower i thank you. he paid a for picking these me

ike actually has a different perspective.ther or not it is a death trap that most analysts have already described. they have described it as predatory. ike actually argues that this is not always the case and a lot of these projects are driven internally by local needs and local political demand. i would like to now turn to ike a little bit. hopefully i have characterized the three points to tell us more about the book. just to see if they agree or disagree. and then we will go from there. thanks so much. hopefully i characterized it okay. >> thank you, nadia, for the introduction. thank you for being here. i am thrilled to be here at hudson to share our findings. in a sense, a response to a turn in u.s. policy towards china. it began in 2018 and remarks at the former vice president mike pence made at this institution. in that speech which marks a turn towards a much more hawkish and asserted u.s. policy towards china, pence pointed to the case of the chinese port and south sri lanka. he said if you want an example of how chi

ike first came to the pitches — each other again.other again. ike first came to the pitches at harbour town - each other again. ike first came to i the pitches at harbour town football club lastjuly as grassroots sport started to come back after the first lockdown. i remember seeing the relief, enthusiasm, excitement on the faces of players of all ages and no one thought there would be further months when the pitches would fall empty. it further months when the pitches would fall empty.— further months when the pitches would fall empty. it mentally drains ou, would fall empty. it mentally drains you. whether _ would fall empty. it mentally drains you. whether you — would fall empty. it mentally drains you, whether you are _ would fall empty. it mentally drains you, whether you are young - would fall empty. it mentally drains you, whether you are young or - would fall empty. it mentally drains you, whether you are young or an . you, whether you are young or an adult, you suffer your mental well—being. and there went —— and the mental

ike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, andrew and mona. you know, this debate, it's really split down party lines. democrats want to move forward with the bill that contains a lot of their initiatives while republicans are stalling calling this relief package a spending spree. 628 pages. >> the table of contents for this act is as follows -- >> reporter: it's the length of president biden's nearly $2 trillion relief bill and republicans want to hear every single word that's written. >> of each socially disadvantaged farmer -- >> reporter: the move forcing senators to stay inside the capitol for hours, a stalling tactic from republicans who say the bill is too expensive. >> the real tragedy here is not senate process. it's how ill-suited this bill is to what americans need right now. >> reporter: but according to a recent monmouth university poll, 62% of americans are in favor of the $1.9 trillion relief package compared to 34% of americans who oppose it. the bill includes unemployment benefits of $400 a week. it also includes $160 billion

familiar scene atlanta for us talked about the abuse that she was saved at the hands of her ex-husband ike in an interview in 1981 with people magazine this documentary makes extensive use of the recording of that interview further revelations came a few years data in the fingers autopilot graffiti. and that book was the basis for the quite harrowing bio pic. what's that got to do with it in $1090.00 free but this document tree does manage to present this in an even more stark fashion there is graphic descriptions of the abuse she received in the hell that she lived through was the world's believed that she was living the dream life of a successful star right that we heard tina mentioned forgiveness there is this the final chapter of the story. she mentions fickleness but it's pretty little bit abstract a little bit vague it's more about letting go about healing for her in the past she has said that she could never forgive ike for what she did to her but here she does speak with something fishy about his insecurities and about the discrimination that he experienced as a black artist in ame

ike decided his running mate should be given a chance to defend himself on radio and television.ense brought him overwhelming public support and saved his political life. when nixon took office as eisenhower's vice president in 1953 he was symbolic of a new generation of politicians in history. only one vice president had been younger than nixon. none had been able to make something of the office or of himself. as the 1954 congressional elections approached, nixon confided to a friend he was bone tired, as his party's most political voice was taking its toll yet he wanted to campaign for every republican candidate in the country. he had been in 31 states working harder for other republicans than he ever worked for himself. of all the tests nixon faced as vice president, none was more crucial than his conduct of the american government during president eisenhower's three serious illnesses. before the illness, ike spoke well of his vice president, he said flatly, no man was better prepared than richard nixon to carry out the duties of the presidency. so skillfully had he stepped in

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abc's ike ejiochi has the latest from washington. ike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.goes against president biden's push for all americans to wear masks through his first 100 days in office. some state leaders are saying numbers are plummeting while health experts say it simply isn't the time to relax. this morning, a surprising rollback. >> it is now time to open texas 100%. >> reporter: texas governor greg abbott making the announcement ending the statewide mask mandate and declaring texas businesses can fully re-open next week. the daily case average increased 3.4% from a week ago. now, despite the rise at least 11 states have either recently loosened restrictions or plank to in the coming week. this morning, new unpublished studies found the brazilian variant more contagious and may be able to reinfect people who had covid. >> i remain concerned about a shift. >> reporter: the declaration forcing houston methodist the leading texas hospital to put out a statement against the order asking all texans to keep wearing your masks. >> now is not the time to let up. i've

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>> ike, thank you. abc news will bring you live coverage of today's opening statements beginning at 10:15 eastern. >>> now to the other big story this morning, the weather. we're getting new video from the historic and deadly flooding in tennessee. among the victims, a 70-year-old man who drowned in his own car near a walmart, and from texas, a new view of the damage caused by tornadoes. more than a dozen twisters have been confirmed across the south since saturday, but we begin in tennessee. >> reporter: nashville's mayor declaring a state of emergency on sunday, and hoping for state and federal resources to help with recovery. severe storms causing severe flooding around the city. at least four people were killed. >> nashville received more than 7 inches of rain over the past 48 hours. now that is the second highest two-day rainfall total in our . this room submerged under several feet of water. this man's apartment totally destroyed. >> then you come back and all your stuff is gone. >> mm-hmm. everyt

abc's ike ejiochi joins us with the details. good morning, ike. >> reporter: good morning, mona. the extra border patrol agents ae being sent just as the biden administration faces criticism this morning, new concern about a looming crisis on the southern border with agents apprehending up to 300 migrant children crossing every day without their parents. government facilities running out of beds, but the homeland security secretary denies it's a crisis. >> i think there is a challenge at the border that we are managing. >> reporter: critics say the biden administration is housing migrant children in the same tent cities democrats criticized during the trump administration. but the white house fighting back saying it's trying to reunite the kids with their families or place them in foster care, a process they say takes time. >> it takes times to build out of the depths of cruelty that the administration before us established. >> reporter: more migrants are flocking to the u.s. because of the trump administration policies being rolled back. but also because of recent hurricanes tha

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andrew, mona. >> ike, thank you. >>> breaking overnight two u.s. capitol police officers are suing former president trump in connection with the january riot. their civil lawsuit claims the officers suffered physical injuries and emotional trauma as a result of violent confront takes inside the capitol. the officers cite several of trump's treats and statements foriting violence. they're demanding $375,000 each along with other damages. no response yet from the former president. >>> also breaking overnight a bombshell allegation against a rising star in the republican party. matt gaetz is accused to having a relationship with an underage girl. this morning, congressman matt gaetz is denying that he had a relationship with a minor. >> it is a horrible allegation and it is a lie. >> reporter: abc news has confirmed the florida lawmaker is under investigation by the justice department for an alleged sexual relationship with a 17-year-old girl. investigators are examining whether gaetz violated federal sex trafficking laws by allegedly paying for the g

mona. >> ike, thank you. >>> in washington, a review of the u.s. capitol security reportedly calls for sweeping changes in the wake of the riot. including hiring 1,000 new officers and establishing a permanent fence around the capitol. one estimate claims hiring those officers could cost $100 million. >>> former president trump is back in the spotlight. now ruling out starting his own political party. instead he's vowing to fight for republicans. abc's trevor ault has more on that. >> reporter: former president trump receiving a warm welcome sunday at the conservative political action conference in orlando, florida. >> we went through a journey like nobody else, there's never been a journey like it. there's never been a journey so successful. we began it together four years ago and it is far from being over. >> reporter: marking his first major address since he left office. >> we're gathered this afternoon to talk about the future of our movement, the future of our party and the future of our beloved country. >> reporter: throughout the three-day e

good morning to you, ike. >>> good morning, jobina. good morning, reggie.id deaths and hospitalizat hospitalizations are dropping. a third vaccine is on the way. that is phenomenal news. but we're getting new reports this morning about crowds gathering ahead of spring break and that right there has health officials concerned and weary of the upcoming months. >>> new this morning, another vaccine becoming available in the fight against covid. johnson & johnson's single shot dose granted emergency use authorization by the fda. >> this vaccine has ben shown to be 100% protective against hospitalizations and death. >> clinical trials have shown the vaccine to be effective against the south african and brazilian variants. new vaccine will ship out today with the first doses in arms adds early as tuesday. of the almost 4 million doses, 2 .8 to states and local vu jurisdictions. this morning, johnson & johnson saying they'll soon test their single shot dose on children. dr. fauci telling americans to take whatever vaccine available. >> the quicker you get vaccinat

i'd like to start by highlighting some of the things i found most interesting about ike's book. first, let's define what he does or early on in the book which is he defines the initiative started in 2013 by president xi as china's efforts to fund infrastructure around the world and it comprises about 65 countries and it's really the link that brings together two separate initiatives. one is the overland initiative called the new silk road economic belt and another is the maritime belt road that brings together the network of port cities across the south china sea, indian ocean and the mediterranean. the digital aspect equaling important are part of both of these networks. overall eyk describes it as a global process of realignment with china which i think is also really interesting overview. but what is wonderful about his book not only is it well-written and accessible but that he challenges three key misconceptions. this will form about our bait debate and discussion today to see if they agree with this characterization. he essentially argues that it's wrong to see it as a sea

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to and retail remains at 25% capacity rather than half bussd patrons ike e reeved foard.fuy doing that for the last time. >> everyone is asking when we are opening and we are so thrilled to be able to get business back up and get people inside. >> reporter: emily turner, kpix 5 . >> middle schools and high schools can reopen if the safety plan is approved. >> santa clara is moving into the last restrictive gear today. we talked to some people in some say you are breathing a big sigh of relief. >> what we see, people are living and what we originally expected i think you know, the vaccine is sent out and dispersed and you know, it is seeming like we can get back to normal. that is exciting. we met san pedro square has been popular for outdoor dining and tension outdoor tables will stay urents caalso rve indoors thcounty will no longer require a travel quarantine. now the county is on the road to recovery joining the red tier today. it's along with santa clara county in san francisco joints marin county and every other bay county remains in purple. are getting a party code. >>> they rece

jefferson read, ike wuched and obama tweeted." watch american history tv this weekend on c-span 3. >>> you're watching c-span 3. your unfiltered view of government. it was created by america's television companies. and today, is offered by these companies, who provide it as a service. >>> prime minister boris johnson answers questions on women's rights, surrounding the protests of a british woman who was walking home from work. they sited that 98.5% of reported rapes don't lead to prosecution and several female members later talked about harassment cases that go unreported. this is about 40 minutes. minis. >>> right, let us move on to questions the prime minister. tah prime minister's questions and i'm going to call the member simon feld, number one. >> prime minister. >> mr. speaker, unsure colleagues will want to join me and wish everyone a very happy st. patrick's day. i was delighted last week where i was able to thank military and emergency response teams for the work throughout the covid-19 pandemic. mr. speaker, this mornin

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afterward ike had said, that no man heads was better prepared than richard nixon to carry out the presidential duties and nixon fill the. void without giving the appearance of taking over. >> in the meantime, the business of government will continue. under an administration, organized by the president, to operate effectively in his absence. and the people of america, the people of other countries, can be sure that the united states will continue to go forward under the eisenhower forum, and domestic policy. protests >> with a mandate from eisenhower, nixon rework the idea of the vice presidency. he presided over security council meetings, he worked with congressional leaders in support of the administrative legislative programs. and shared some of those responsibilities with president eisenhower. this was a position of great responsibility and importance. along with their mutual friendship, eisenhower's respect for nixon grew steadily. he gave him more and more duties. among the most important, were nixon's far ranging very foreign assignments. he met the people in those countries, and discuss

troy is the author of what jefferson read ike watched an obama tweeted 200 years of popular culture in the white house the white house historical association hosted this event and provided the video then in about 40 minutes james worthen talks about president eisenhower's treasury and defense secretaries and how their personalities and styles influenced administration policies and spending tevi, troy is a best-selling presidential historian former white house aide and former deputy secretary of health and human services. he is author of five books including most recently fight house rival rivalries in the white house from truman to trump. after receiving his phd in american civilization from the university of texas, dr. troy spent a dozen years in public service after leaving government service, dr. tory became a senior fellow at the hudson institute. toby appears frequently on television and radio to discuss health care presidential history and other issues. he and his wife cami live in maryland along with their four children. welcome to history. happy hour, teddy. hey, thanks for hav

it's the street that is between the west wing and the ike, eisenhower executive office building. and right by the entrance to the basement of the west wing, humbert had parked his car and i noticed he had left his keys in there. so i got it and moved it up west executive drive. now, remember, to park on west executive drive you have to be a senior aide to the president, you go through three checkpoints manned by people with automatic weapons, your car swept for bombs and you pass over some kind of a device embedded in the concrete that are gonna wet it dies by media x-rays, you i don't know. so this is very secure. so i took the car and drove it up west executive drive about 75 yards and after 9/11, they had to sniff for trucks. they had four trucks, they looked like ice cream trucks that were parked at the four corners of the complex and they sampled the air for chemical and biological agents and it was just large enough that when i parked the car behind it and a vacant space, you couldn't see it from the west executive entrance. so i wasn't there but i have eye witnesses who sa

describing her marriage to ike turner, she said i was living a life of death but the divorce brought to the heights of pop music fame. ♪ >> in some ways were telling that story to a new generation but we are also hopefully exploring it through tina's point of view and what it means for her to be so associated with some of the worst times of her life. reporter: the documentary, tina, gives a chronological overview of the ups and downs in the life of the woman who was born as anna mae bullock. it offers few new insights but is thrilling to watch. ♪ this next film could not be more different, to filmmaker meet somebody in prison who was imprisoned for murdering a woman. >> [speaking non-english language] reporter: his responses, his story are retold by two puppeteers. >> [speaking non-english language] >> we wanted this puppet that sometimes looks really threatening, sometimes also childlike. but you know all of the time this is a performance. it is always an interpretation. it is the way we see him in the way that puppeteers react to what they are performing at that moment. reporter: t

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open up about sensitive topics from her career to relationships with her mom, her kids, ex-husband ikethis body. i want a man without shame. i will not disappoint you. i'm here for you. and it's all right. you know why? because i will receive it when i have earned it. >> we are very happy to have academy-award winning producer simon chen joining us, one of the producers of "tina." good morning. so good to have you. >> great to be with you. >> tell us how this project came to be. so many projects have been inspired by tina turner. what inspired you to get involved? >> well, actually, i know the producer of the "tina" musical. she asked to make some short films to promote the musical. i said i'd only do it if she would help me get access to tina for a bigger feature documentary. that's what happened. >> that's what we call good negotiation. >> exactly. so we were able to impress tina with our shorts and finally i got to meet her. she was reticent. she is very private. but i think she was persuaded by, i think the desire to do something truthful, but also of a certain scale. and as it tur