jerry a few things that ann arbor. we ran way back to and ronald wrote it all gets up when we throw up it back then plan to the in then we fly not the mature. or the nightmare war funny proud all about it. drenching artillery, hidden mines, walls of machine gunfire. meanwhile, montgomery's eight army cracked the merritt line. when we shook hands with his patrol patrols with over the crops of ram us army. tunisia, the crazy rumor got around that we were going to load on boats for home. we loaded on boats. all right. but. but really which believe me, with no place like home. this time, the beachhead was plenty rough. but after we broke through, the red one moved back from 18 pounds in 37 day. but. to take it, we had a trouble like it out in the mountains all along the way. like florida, pretty much on the ground. roughly 21. yeah, 21. jerry counterattack. it looked like this. we won. all right, but we made. after friday, they ended back to rain. no big general hubler. but they jumped again. we practiced for another week,

jerry. >> yeah.re's a great author who survived the holocaust, wrote a book called this way for the gas, ladies and gentlemen. i even setet in the book go by that one, you know? but like anotherer great holocat writer, primo levy who survived the h holocaust and then killed himself.id there's something very disturbing and disturbingly human about surviving only to take your own life. so with that message of hope, thank you for letting me be here. >> well, thank you. i do not c-span would want to finish on that but that really is a great place it finished i just want to say, do buy their books. the books are both gripping and beautifully written and they are lyrical. they're completely different but they really faceting companion pieces and i know for me they have been my companion for the last two weeks every morning when i get up with my coffee and i want to say thank you to both the for bring these and will. >> thank you and thank you to everyone for braving the weather to come out here. >> thanks,

rather than the hatred and its impact . >> jerry, what about your thoughts on this ? >> number one, whatever trauma i endured, though horrific beauty of a trip to a place like say auschwitz is once you realize all your karma, although worth stuff that ever happened to you, how petty they are. you go to a place and you're expecting almost like magnificent grief w. get off the bus and the first thing i see is the auschwitz snack bar with a guy wearing and i'm with stupid teachers eating a pizza and slamming of fans which is its own fall because it's not what you're expecting and last kind of visual i be having. i knew i was going to see the worst of you as he, i didn't think i see that particular resignation. >> was there something that said auschwitz snack bar on it ? >> it was the snack bar and it was in auschwitz. it didn't say like auschwitz nipples, it was just a pizza parlor weirdly enough with the most ham centric menu you can imagine wishes another ... is either a slap in the face or some kind of weird triumph that jews and like myself jare just so accepting, go

i called him jerry. anybody that resembles jerry.oe says he doesn't know anyone like that. can't help us. and he wasn't unhelpful. he was, actually, quite willing to talk with us. he says he doesn't know anything about it. >> yes, that's very disheartening. >> is there really a jerry? >> yes, there is. yes, there is, there is a man out there who is responsible for this. and i'm not him. >> i got to ask you, i mean, did you think about just getting divorced? >> yes. >> i mean, if you had just gotten divorced, none of this would've happened. you wouldn't be in there. i wouldn't be here, talking to you. you would be in pennsylvania with your girlfriend and your wife would be angry at you. >> which -- which would not be -- been -- would not have been the right thing to do, to leave my family, in hindsight, yes. >> but it beats murder. >> our interview finally ended and as he was being led away, larry conceded to his guard that we weren't buying his story. >> they think i am a lying scumbag. >> while larry admitted to being a liar, he nev

host: go ahead, jerry. guest: i would add is invited main a promise in 2021, august to get all americans out of afghanistan. it is a promise the biden demonstration continued to make even after they knew that it is a promise they were not going to be able to fulfill. on afghan military front, we knew about the problems the afghan military had. to be clear, some afghan soldiers and units did fight the taliban, sometimes ferociously in 2021. there were a lot of afghan soldiers who died in 2021. it is also true a lot of afghan units simply collapse. i would point out that the biden administration with this rapid withdrawal kick the legs out from under an already weak and shaky the terry and we had no plan about how to continue to support them -- military and we had no plan about how to continue to support them. throughout 2020 one, biden and people around him continue to assess the afghan military was 200,000 people strong and it is what we can count on them to fight the taliban. they knew that 300,000 figure

host: go ahead, jerry. guest: i would add is invited main a promise in 2021, august to get all americans out of afghanistan. it is a promise the biden demonstration continued to make even after they knew that it is a promise they were not going to be able to fulfill. on afghan military front, we knew about the problems the afghan military had. to be clear, some afghan soldiers and units did fight the taliban, sometimes ferociously in 2021. there were a lot of afghan soldiers who died in 2021. it is also true a lot of afghan units simply collapse. i would point out that the biden administration with this rapid withdrawal kick the legs out from under an already weak and shaky the terry and we had no plan about how to continue to support them -- military and we had no plan about how to continue to support them. throughout 2020 one, biden and people around him continue to assess the afghan military was 200,000 people strong and it is what we can count on them to fight the taliban. they knew that 300,000 figure

[000:00:37;00] jerry, jerry, what is this, come on, ugh, jerry, come to me, come to me, she said, jerry, give it here, i said, well, give it back, pash, you knew him, yes, this is anton, dmitry, he worked as an archaeologist , but he lived here, on the fourth floor, there’s his balcony, so he fell from there, probably, most likely, well, he was normal, he didn’t notice anything like that about him, what do you think, igor, well, there were no traces of violence at first glance i see why he flew out, maybe suicide, pasha, you knew him, uh-huh, well, call the investigators for you, i understand, but i’ve been archeology since childhood i loved it, i even went to a club at school, but it didn’t take long for you to find something useful? on petropavlovka i was poking around in the sand, i found an aerial bomb, it’s still kept in the artillery museum, cool, our dead man, i see, before his death he drank a lot, i think he had a bite, basically it’s suicide, guys, let’s take off your fingers, and you take the protocol home, yes , suicide, suicide, yes kira , the results of the autopsy, well,

and jerry is -- will always be remembered as a great guy. jerry leaves behind a wonderful family. some of whom i have gotten to know. i just want to say from the bottom of my heart, condolences, we will all miss jerry. in particular the people and the communities that jerry defended to make sure that they had equal rights in this country. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. grothman, for five minutes. mr. grothman: thank you. i think probably the single most important thing done in this body is when we uphold our oath to protect and defend the constitution of the united states. i therefore would like to bring to the attention of the body two instances while we were on break in which the constitution was under attack, and i don't think enough americans know about it. one of the things was in the state of new mexico, the governor decided to declare war on the second amendment on the grounds there was an uptick of murders in the albuquerque area. the second amendment is absolute. we don't get rid of the second

jerry hayes and michael crick, who you know well by now, jerry, know very well by now, jerry, minimal. >> years >> absolutely. years and years ago in the 1980s, i negotiated or tried to negotiate with the bma on behalf of kenneth clark, who was trying to redo their contracts sensibly . well, contracts sensibly. well, there's more politics in the bma. there is in the house of commons and i think the way nye bevan said something like that as well, he did actually fill their mouths with gold . that's their mouths with gold. that's right. that's what nye bevan said to keep the consultants within the system . um, now this within the system. um, now this is appalling. people people are going to be in difficulty . going to be in difficulty. perhaps they will die because of people are asking for more money and they're not just saying 6, 7. they're saying 35. that is wrong. it is irresponsible . wrong. it is irresponsible. >> al michael. well, 35% is a bargaining position , jerry. bargaining position, jerry. >> you know that. and jacob knows that. and nobody expects them to be paid . and they

jerry: it sounds like bart has a wholesale problem.erry cauthen is a 5-decade veteran of the public transit sector. he says emergency braking shouldn't create its own emergency. jerry: you want to try to avoid that in a braking system. if they have a braking system that's got that problem and then they've got a way weather, it makes sense to replace it. jaxon: yet stopping the trains quickly is vital to bart providing a lifeline before and after a quake. male: earthquake. earthquake. jaxon: to make sure bart is relying on shakealert, an early warning system of hundreds of seismic sensors managed by the us geological survey. it detects precursor p waves before anyone feels the shaking. according to usgs's robert de groot, bart hopes shakealert will give at least 10 seconds to automatically shut down trains. robert de groot: anything we can do to eke out even a fraction of a second is going to help because it will get them doing what they're doing sooner. jaxon: under shakealert speeds will be cut from 70 to 27 miles an hour using automa

jerry hayes and michael crick, who you know well by now, jerry, know very well by now, jerry, minimal do. >> years >> absolutely. years and years ago in the 1980s, i negotiated or tried to negotiate with the bma on behalf of kenneth clark, who was trying to redo their contracts sensibly . well, contracts sensibly. well, there's more politics in the bma. there is in the house of commons and i think the way nye bevan said something like that as well, he did actually fill their mouths with gold . that's their mouths with gold. that's right. that's what nye bevan said to keep the consultants within the system . um, now this within the system. um, now this is appalling. people people are going to be in difficulty . going to be in difficulty. perhaps they will die because of people are asking for more money and they're not just saying 6, 7. they're saying 35. that is wrong. it is irresponsible . wrong. it is irresponsible. >> al michael. well, 35% is a bargaining position , jerry. bargaining position, jerry. >> you know that. and jacob knows that. and nobody expects them to be paid . and th

it is a really interesting -- you could do a bug just based on jerry and betty. there is enough drama there. but that is hopefully incorporated in this. susan: we have about 25 minutes left. you explain he took on an incumbent congressman the first time around. he took on the republican leader. what do we learn about him? richard: ford didn't mind all of that. the thing that bothered him -- and he was verbal about it, people thought he was just a republican partisan. he entered politics as an insurgent. he and his father taking on a corrupt republican machine that dominated not only grand rapids that at one point, the state of michigan. in 1948, he took on the idea -- he had been an isolationist himself before the war. the war transformed his attitude just as it did the hometown hero, who was his mentor he came out of the war, a committed internationalist. wn't simply his only ambition to be in congress, but it was a primary idea. that insurgent gene if you will never went away. in 1965 after the goldwater debacle, it wasn't hallie's fault, they needed someone to

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however, these punitive measures didn't help. cl, jerry and patriot managed to induce france to start seize negotiations in 1962 heavy and the cords were signed. 40 l jerry on the bass towards independence. but this was achieved at a colossal price. algeria by rights is considered to be a country of martyrs. according to the calculations of historians, the french colonists are responsible for the depths of one and a half 1000000 algerians. the space. yeah. and can speak for a to we can, we are free to do whatever is in the interest salvation. so with that, i believe with the, with the nice of but not the, it's a non issue for us news . the the new premium full says continue with talking civilian areas, ends on yet, even 5 civilians dead and one wounded. according to the head of republic. about $1000.00 residents, including women and children, are left homeless. corporate 5 breaks out to the 3 story building and marshall town ton, as bob and kim johnwooten told, watched, as far as for the 1st time in his meeting with the russian president, found the minister of defense to need. his vis

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she was just extraordinarily connected to the city in such a deep and broad and detailed way. >> jerry roberts, thank you so much for your time today. former managing editor of the chronicle and dianne feinstein , never let them see you cry. inc. you so much. >> thank you. >> so many stories to share. we will be hearing them throughout the night. >> that was a really good interview. we could really see that change moving in late this afternoon. you just solid start to get really dark and really cool. >> it feels like fall outside and for part of the weekend, we are going to be holding onto the chance for some rain in the forecast. i want to show you what is changing. it is a system that is now dropping down across california to keep that rainfall chance with us. a little bit of rain. so again it is already working for us right now we have some chilly temperatures done in the 60s here. some drizzle in san francisco and 61, no heavy rain on the radar. if you are headed to san francisco or near the coast, do watch out for the chance of some drizzle deceiving. the overall forecast for toni

jerry. the knife in his hand. >> what is his name >> jerry, louisiana, what is going on, brother? no one will you gotta put the knife down. >> name is louisiana? that's what i call him. >> cool you know anything else. he stays on the street a little loose. i don't want him to get shot. we are trying to help him. juan, try to get as much as you can from this guy. got 115. why don't you get him out of here. jerry. will you get had guy out and keep him on the side everybody else clear block of pedestrians, get all of them out of here. louisiana! louisiana! we are here to help you, man. all the people are here for you that's it. we want you to get help of the you can take your knife we want to get you to the hospital. for now. we want to help you that's it, man. you are scaring everybody. please, help us out. >> can you help us, please? what can we do to help you? huh? ob accident you issue john k. russell. >> what can we do to help you out? >> jerry? what is going on, man? you are in the in tro

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i have to go with the rice, jerry rice jersey. he is the man. >> or montana. >>> as you might imagine, the 49ers have a huge spanish speaking fan base. >> shawn chitnis introduces us to the man who provides a soundtrack to the game for those fans. >> reporter: jesus has been a member of the faithful well before moving to the bay area. born in mexico, he got a 49ers gold jacket from his dad that made him a fan for life. now he gets to clear on the team professionally as a play-by-play announcer, covering games in spanish. >> it's amazing. it's something really special, a dream come true. >> reporter: jesus moved to the bay area when he was in elementary school. he studied sports broadcasting at san francisco state and since 2018 he's been working for the team broadcasting games each week. >> it's very important to make people feel part of this and i think the 49ers do a great job, excellent job with that. >> reporter: fans are learning in from around the world like mexico, costa rica and even spain. that makes his job a lot of fun,

and i'll jerry a, which suspended diplomatic ties with its neighbor 2 years ago, said it would open its air space for 8 flights to morocco. how correspondent young philip shots is covering developments for us and mer cash. i asked him what the current situation is like in the city marcus and the state of shock last night. you could still see some kind of normal, everyday life. they were even some tourists out sites and restaurants. but people slowly starting to realize the extent of the tragedy. thousands of people as causing people slept outside either because the homes are damaged or because they are traumatized even here in the hotel where i stay. a lot of people prefer to sleep outside in the garden. and if you have to walk through the historic sense of just behind b a, you see a lot of a historic buildings destroyed. fortunately, the death toll is not very high here in the city of, of mark has, but it's a completely different picture, just 2030 kilometers, kilometers outside of the city. people's clearly still worried about aftershocks and what's the latest in the remote areas wors

many the jerry and simply saw that as a compromise on the sovereignty. and that the fact that it's, of course, the relationship to the new dates all the way back to the balloon era. many of them seem to be so a does to bound up in many elements of an equal partnership that they simply do not want anymore of. and i'm just wondering, chris is the, the average person in new share? what do they consider to be a greater threat to their security, the presence of french troops in the country? or, you know, this growing is list insurgents as well. i mean, it's for one thing, it's very hard to speak for the average person in new jersey. it's a large country, uh its, uh, people have very many different views, some of which, you know, most of which are new one, some of which seem like they're contradictory. but when you, when it's done to politics, they and many would reject the premise of the question that needs really as a sign to re, you know, because they would argue that there it bunch of structural conditions that we created by the colonial legacy, between fr

they are no longer really fighting jerry's and they don't need phones to find. yeah, there's because they're, they're not really fighting jerry's. so that's deposition. it's not the position of cross prophecy, just helping people oscar them to hell. as general dominique to try and call a former chief of the un french military mission. and i is around to pump some more headlines from around the world. tucker's present friendship. time has arrived in azerbaijan towards fifty's, close ally as a buyer's on the preston side home aaliyah that they expect to get better expected to discuss the situation and may not go in and kind of back regents as intelligence visit comes as thousands of ethnic albanians lead the regions into army ukraine says russian forces have launched a major ad attack on against the southern port safety of a desa inside defense this report to be shut down 11 cruise myself in 19 drums. so my cell is got through the damaging port, buildings and infrastructure, including drain stones. one person is reported to have been injured. let's assume that it'

jones, case your, leader i was asking jerry jones about why nfl owners have such a hard time hiringn-making positions. i asked him three different times about, it after the third time he told me he was starting to get a little defensive. i told him i'm not talking about you directly, i'm talking about owners as a collective. that is when jerry said to me, if blacks feel some kind of way they should buy their own team and hire who they want to hire. this just speaks to the culture within the nfl in my opinion about how they feel about black employees and black men in particular. when we look at the head coach situation right now there are 32 teams, only three head coaches who identify as black. we know the leak has long and complicated history, as it relates to race, and the nfl going back to the 1930s and 40s, where they had a 12-year ban on black players. to then, black players coming to the leak, being told they could not play certain positions because they were thinking man positions. then we can fast forward to things like race and warming and the concussion settlement case wher

they are no longer really fighting jerry's and they don't need phones to find. yeah, there's because they're, they're not really fighting jerry's. so that's deposition. it's not the position of problems. policy. just helping people ask them to help. i was dealing with them and they got to call and ask for my chief of the un french ministry mission. thousands of refugees arrived in armenia from the going are kind of back a week after as a buyer's on going just a minute. you ration in the region. i mean also is, is say, own, most of 5000 people have crossed into a media by john. as a bunch of ministry swept into the enclave last tuesday, forcing look like a medium malicious to do some. i'm going to control the range of a media and as a by showing the 4 to 2 rolls of a nicole kind of back in 2020 and so much on to cuz most of the region a tech is present, bedroom, 5. 0, one is meeting his as a budget on the account by the end of the half today to discuss the situation in the counter by region. which back who has to be taken from actually coming and sacrifice their

hire jerry. he's worth every penny. jerry well, what.you think are the chances that the alleged victims will get justice? and what are the chances that russell brand will be able to clear his name or will we have stalemate on this one? do you think the most depressing thing we all see in these sort of cases , even if these sort of cases, even if russell grant russell, why do i say this? >> russell brand ? >> russell brand? >> russell brand? >> are you a pisces or a virgo? >> are you a pisces or a virgo? >> rachel ayers i'm an aries. all their troublemakers . all their troublemakers. >> i don't i don't like aries . >> i don't i don't like aries. >> i don't i don't like aries. >> i don't i don't like aries. >> i haven't seen them document neven >> i haven't seen them document never, never . but the fact is never, never. but the fact is what ever never, never. but the fact is whatever happens and this is the sad thing um, he will be cancelled now these allegations are serious because they're criminal. >> but huw edwards who made who did rea

hire jerry. he's worth every penny. jerry well, what.you think are the chances that the alleged victims will get justice? and what are the chances that russell brand will be able to clear his name or will we have stalemate on this one? do you think the most depressing thing we all see in these sort of cases , even if these sort of cases, even if russell grant russell, why do i say this? >> russell brand ? >> russell brand? >> russell brand? >> are you a pisces or a virgo? >> are you a pisces or a virgo? >> rachel ayers i'm an aries. all their troublemakers . all their troublemakers. >> i don't i don't like aries . >> i don't i don't like aries. >> i don't i don't like aries. >> i don't i don't like aries. >> i haven't seen them document neven >> i haven't seen them document never, never . but the fact is never, never. but the fact is what ever never, never. but the fact is whatever happens and this is the sad thing um, he will be cancelled now these allegations are serious because they're criminal. >> but huw edwards who made who did rea

as the military partnership with new jerry and armed forces has been suspended. we discussed the issue with a media consultant on political, the analyst, who said his take on the french on to to, to was africans. but he got them all. harris considers the authorities on the i me, s illegitimate. but it is not from a krona paris to decide which authorities are legitimate for news ariens, and which are not very sol, so refuses to fulfill a meal tre agreement to with the droids colonial troops from this year. in my opinion, the authorities in the i may have the full right to think that paris continues to interfere in the internal affairs of the new jerry and the french army has been in this a hell region need for the surveillance or the safety of its inhabitants. and not even to fight the jihad is. this is an army of occupation, an army of exploitation and imperial army. finally, friends wants to side with the terrace in order to fight the new syrians. therefore, i think that with such an attitude, the french army confirms that it has always been an ally of the enemi

jerry on the bass warrants independence. but this was achieved at a colossal price. algeria by rights is considered to be a country of martyrs. according to the calculations of historians, the french colonists are responsible for the debts of one and a half 1000000 algerians. as kids color offensive grinds to a halt, nato says the west must prepare for a long war nato's goal. according to it said, sultan birth is russia's military defeat. this is a policy choice, and it is ukraine. paying the price for such a craven decision. the of the northern re cafe cold or kids, russian troops discovered the torture room, a regular torture room used by ukrainian nationalist battalions. the own. the collaboration with the ride sank to on the eye dock petroleum logo st. both civilians and p. o w use were held here once you see it is up for here where you just recently read the book up and you were prepared. yes. are you doing hardly any other suggestions for when you does this is christian chris, the future just go. i'm also, i'm us, me o

and especially for the developing world i settled and confident in line jerry is of, in protesting i getting outside of the nations election court this wednesday, as harry's of been on the way to the incident and did some of the of the country as president local revolt a timothy, a visa was on the scene with his reports. i'm just about one kilometer away from the port of appeal where a 5 man pad of tardies are sitting. so who on the lawsuits, 5 position bodies, charges prices and ball. i see that was an election very heavy presence of security ratings were trying to prevent shoots crowds from gathering up the port pharmacies in a bead to make an order. what supporters of focuses on bodies have been galbraith here in solid gardens with the are candidates. the main purpose is and can do this for a team of people's democratic party and the legal party, both man and her boss, the force to invalidate suitable was election election. a lot of these and accuse of the electro pardon fail to transmute election results in real time. the open season is also a legend box. suitable was indicted. i

r. explains while jerry is so concerned about escalations in the region. as these are still willing from the upheaval following the military coup in july neighbouring all syria has stepped forward with the peace initiative in hopes of resolving the crisis in the sub saharan country. there was a crew and this year we confirmed that we are in favor of constitutional legality and it is necessary to return to that legitimacy. we are ready to help them. all jerry and authorities have expressed their willing list to facilitate peace mediation. the north african officials proposing a transitional phase that will last for a maximum of 6 months with all missouri and parties taken part in the discussions that is in hopes of eventually leading to the quote restoration of constitutional order in the country. a military intervention could ignite the holes, the hound region, an old uria will not use force with its neighbors. no solution is possible in this year without the participation of old uria, as it is concerned by what is happening in this neighboring country. oh

the big queen and tease yes, power by jerry. the energy with low taxes encrypts and mining facilities. it was presented by the president pulled by stick event in november 2021. because this is a fully, fully ecological city. that's work. and it's energized by a booking. elizabeth would start for critics say that building has yet begun this 1st bond is the same. so many the strategist behind those sub with those crypt. so current c adoption announced the full coming creation of bitcoin bones is the 1st one is going to be a $1000000000.00 bond. and what makes it a bit coin bond is because it's backed by the coins. so half of the $1000000000.00, they'll go into buying that point. the other half will go towards infrastructure, specifically building energy infrastructure as they point mining to the so called volcano bones have also yet to materialize. meanwhile, president kennedy has been using government funds himself to buy big coins for the nation, announcing on twitter when and how much he's purchased. economists have been using

things are getting more and more difficult for the ordinary jerry, i mean, collection. so going to how many degrees i just need apple insight story in your mind. well, let's take a look at links between friends and knees, yet friends colonize the west african country in 1898, enrolled for more than 60 years. these had gained its independence. in 1960 and despite local hostilities, some french troops remained until today friends enforce uranium from new share and is its topic sport. partner regional and european leaders have condemned. the cool they say, friendships must remain in the fight against revel groups in the sy region. but co supporters say they are fed up with a former colonial power telling the country what to do the last spring in august. now for today's show, joining us from paris is nikolai and nama. he's a former french from bassett, or tamales, sent it out and the republic of the congo from a bu drive. is kabir a demo? he's managing director at beacon consultancy as a security risk management consultancy. and joining us from cape town is that it will it