independent partisan rangers and the historically well known virginia partisan v ranger units by john singletonnd john mcneel a number of others was that north carolina irregulars were neither formally sanctioned by the confederate government nor brought into the formal command structure. so what that meant was -- they did what they wanted. and as a result, these men simply formed gorilla bans operating outside official military command and control and gorilla companies that happened to be confederate in loyalty in effect these bans created a problem for the richmond government and units became uncontrollable in the no man's land region of the coast the region tossed back and forth between the confederate regular army and the union regular army during the war. not responding to command and com by the confederate military officials or confederate government preferring to wage their own private war against locall citizens. this is where the civil war really became uncivil. it was very personal. it was highly localized. it was neighbor against neighbor. it was people you knew -- it is local as you

and there he meets john singleton copley, whose somewhat older living in boston. he already has a transit reputation as a painter for a little country on the edge of the north thing. america had a number of good painters. copley was one of them. and when young trumbull sees his paintings, he's just stunned. he's never imagined anything like it. these are. these are real humans and real spaces with real light. and he's inspired and encouraged by. he finds his subject when he's in his late teens as the british had been occupying for a number of years and then in april 1775 they do a sweep of the countryside looking for weapons and malcolm and they have two encounters with militia lexington and concord and then a fighting retreat back to boston and the result of this is that new england rises up and militias from every state come besiege the british and john is an adjutant with a connecticut regiment stationed in roxbury, which was then it's now of the city then it was south of the city. and on june he turns 19, 11 days later, in the afternoon, he hears an racket of

which in the book and the exhibit ended up being sort of john singleton tinsley, which i would not recommend if you're doing a book with a lot at once. but they both added each other a lot. it made very rich. so there were sort of two products of that and the nixon library, nora and the foundation were both so helpful in that pursuit because i came in looking for pictures, much like tiffany did, looking for pictures, evidence that the wives were with nixon. indeed, they there weren't there were so many pictures, couldn't even pick just one. i ended up using a lot of pictures in my book, one of them actually a cover image came partial leave from the archive of president nixon on december 12th, 1969. stand ing with the p.o.w. was going with the p.o.w. problem, which previously had been kept. so that was kind of a sea change illustrated by the pictures in the archive and the other documents that i found that i'll talk about throughout the day were regarded regarding. they were telegrams actually that the p.o.w. and my wife had sent to president nixon and his white house staff, urging him to mak

john singleton manages the, you're gonna g langdon, c ranger program. he's involved in projects and the reef and the river attachments, the flow directly into the great value, re fees, joining us not from cans in australia. good to have you with us on. i'll just see that talk to us if you've heard about the kind of dynamic there is between local communities and the body or reef. yeah, the good fairies it is. um yeah, i mean suffering a lot of different. busy so now the environment here and the that within the catchment as well, you know, for a lot of, um, you know, debris and, and um, you know, the work that we do as indigenous ranges to help manage and look at the areas being really criminal, working with the different government departments restore and carl, on the roof um finding trees, tap regenerate and the natural environment and you know, improve the water quality, sewing into the batteries and you know, those that much work for the tourism industry with the school groups and all of a range of groups working together is, are you noticing a signif

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go ahead and john, just now from washington dc. apache, you might say some of the adult, say the us courtiers for these fall, yet singleton is the pumping up. israel's ability to conduct will to should have billions of dollars. that's exactly it. i think what, what i want to point out real quick is that's really interesting that you heard that from president joe biden. we really haven't seen him since he decided to not run for re election. this was an event that he was headed to in louisiana about cancer, but it was really one of the 1st times report has been able to ask him any questions . and the fact that he linked a ceasefire to around not retaliating for the assassination of her mazda as political leader on it's soil. i think very, very telling because, well, most people had made that connection. the president was very clear split was saying that she believes the ceasefire could lead to a ram standing down in so many words. but yes, people are going to be asking about the timing of this. and if you look back to the history of the, by the administration, when it comes to dealing with prime minister netanyahu is govern

former south carolina state rep shermichael singleton, republican strategist, cnn political commentator, and mark mckinnon, former adviser to george w bush and johnccain. of course, the created their of the circus on showtime is here. thank you all for being here. i have to say that moment with tim walz's sun. can we put gous backup? i mean, it i feel like it really stole the show last night and it said so many things about about tim walz, about his family in this moment, this if for those who don't know, he struggles with disabilities, has been struggled with nonverbal autism it just really, really moving i've teared up every time i've seen a clip, i tear up thinking about the clip i mean it's i mean, talking right now but i'm watching it. >> i it's fair that's so relatable. >> i mean, how many people in america have challenges of some nature? almost all of them do. and it's just so relatable on it's so authentic. yes. >> that's the i mean, like if you've first of all, if you aren't moved by that i don't know. you got a heart of stone. i mean, if politics aside like that's it, man, like family in that way is just unbelievable but it is also, it

singleton, paul begala, henny youngman. thanks to all three of you this morning. appreciate thanks. alright. john, newly released evidence shows what the would-be assassin had planned at the donald trump rally. because the fbi, any closer to learning a motive and new warnings about recalled boar's head deli meats as the death toll grows from a listeria outbreak. >> and the long holiday weekend travel rush is on which signs will be the worst for traffic tie-ups we'll get into it tonight the most to subpoenaed interview of this election, kamala harris and tim walz sit down with dana bash for the first interview. harris and walz cnn exclusive tonight at nine back makes good luck to you ever seen anything like this here's to getting better with age here's to be nice to every thursday help fuel today with boost high protein complete nutrition, you need in the flavor you love so here's to now now available, boost max. unlucky. >> i found the one thing that i was put on this earth to do and every day, as i inch one step closer to my vision, it reminds me they're making it in life is all about the making

democratic state representative, shermichael singleton, republican strategist, cnn political commentator and mark mckinnon, former adviser to george w bush and john mccain. >> and of course the creator of the circus on showtime. welcome to all of you. thank you guys for being here on this first day. mark mckinnon, i've got to start with you because of course what trump was reacting to their it's very specific example in a broader universe of just how people are dealing with kamala harris right now, the excitement here here he was technically responding to a peggy noonan column that was at the beginning of august where noonan says she is beautiful. you can't take a bad picture of her, her beauty plus the social warmth that all who have known over the years speak of combines to produce radiants. and it's foolish to believe that this doesn't matter, but it really kind of put it's the this race into sharp relief it's the greatest and latest example of just how unprepared he has to deal with with kamala harris and peggy noonan, by the way, who's reagan speech writer and a terrific column has had another great line about what's happening here. >> and w