have to keep them secret there are certain procedures to make sure they don't become public but it ivery straightforward to make the proper shelving and i'm confident he has those. . . . . >> i think it will give us confidence that a and of the day there's a fair process. >> you mentioned that when you see this wrapping up? >> july or august. rudy giuliani was told septembe. i think we can believe him. >> thank you for your time. >> tinai, usa gymnastics president, steve penney of former michigan state university president discuss sexual abuse of athletes. they spoke in front of a subcommittee. also try,estimony from the 2019 budget request. she was before the senate appropriations subcommittee. that starts at 10:00 p.m. eastern on cpan. >> see spence what "washington journal", live every day with new some policy issues that impact you. we'll talk about tuesday's primary. and paul go start discusses divisions within the republican conference on immigration policy. then, david talks about the democratic messaging going into the midterm election. watch "washingtonournal", >> hlthnd human s

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i was wondering if you talk about grant's skills as a -- what do ivery say to everyone who says grantas just someone who defeated lee because of attrition? >> it seems to be attrition was part, if not the plan. it was an incidental addition to the plan. when washington roebling was writing to his girlfriend he said to her in defense of the slaughter that was going on that the fighting is the aim. that is the goal. there were some senior subordinate to thought that was the plan. certainly it helped to defeat lee, simply trying to get around his flank. if that works, fine. if not, he would be weaker at each attempt which might be why he said nothing about any thetude he had about attrition that cold harbor being benefit. he was trying to dodge that reputation. the two went hand-in-hand to the extent he muted the attrition he was highlighting his generalship. dramaticallyt how the presence of grant changed the nature of war and virginia. 1864, an individual soldier might have been under fire for eight hours in a year. actually under fire in combat. may 12, 1864, some of them are under fi