so i think johnston is the answer. and of course, johnston has those communication difficulties with davis that he has to also figure out. we talked to the boss a little bit better, too. yeah, we can continue to chat. i think someone we've got another one in the back. tim robbins from williamsburg and the question i have is you started your talk and you stopped several times saying that bragg was a punching bag. yeah. does he deserve that title? mm. not a lot of meat on those bones. i don't think so. and but i think you have to consider what he the resources he. i think sometimes the personality with these with these buckaroos gets in the way of the kind of reality. and he's a difficult human being. but a lot of us would be difficult if we were under that much stress and in pain and trying to win a war to establish a new nation. there's a lot of sort of external pressure being exerted on bragg. and this metaphor has been on my mind recently. sometimes that creates diamonds. in bragg's case, we don't quite complete that

and i'll point out as a caveat that while joe johnston's army was absolutely important. we're going to focus on lee's army because lee's army is what both confederates and the union high command saw as the most important confederate army. and we'll start where we should start in mclean's parlor at appomattox. we'll begin with the surrender terms that grant offered lee that day. the first was standard in most surrenders confederates would turn in their weapons and their flags. as of vicksburg grant allowed the rebels to go home on parole. it's a really important point that i think we sometimes gloss over they went home as prisoners of war on parole. so rather the than being sent to prisoner of war camps. they go home as paroled prisoners of war. but grant added a provision that had not appeared in other surrenders and one that would prove controversial from the moment that he offered it. that is that paroled confederates would not be disturbed by us authorities. so long as they maintained good behavior in other words so long as they didn't break any laws. by including thi

amy: david cay johnston, you have written several books on donald trump.s case more important to them? he also fell off the forbes billionaire list. then you have the other ones -- than any of the other ones? >> is more important donald's mind because he grew up in housel with the father that was a complete monster, who taught him and his other children that all that matters is getting the money. as long as you don't get arrested, do whatever you need to do. there are no rules. the rules of law come the rules of decency don't apply to you. to donald and his psyche, this is much more important. the fact is in the other cases, particularly the effort to overthrow the united states government on january 6, he faces prison if convicted. but those are down the road a little bit. right now he is very concentrated on this. as i said in the beginning, to donald, donald is his money. amy: david cay johnston, thank you for being with us pulitzer , prize-winning investigative reporter, co-founder of dc report. author of three books on trump, including "the big cheat:

johnston probably out of the question. hood had just replaced him. the most senior corps commander at the time was william hardy. fortunately, they despised each other. hood adamantly said it cannot be hardy, i won't have that. so hard he was transferred out of the army. that left robert e. lee lee said, thank you, no, i am happy here in virginia. although, i don't know how happy he was at the time either. but he did not want to go to georgia. that left really beauregard is the most senior available potential commander. the problem was that beauregard was on the naughty list from davis already. these men did not like each other at all. by 1864, beauregard was pretty desperate to redeem himself. he wanted anything the president might be willing to give him, any scrap, and beauregard was willing to jump on that opportunity. and so, it would be beauregard. beauregard would be given command of a new department called the department of the west, which encompassed territory in five states, including across the mississippi river as well as the army of tenne

chargers rookie wide receiver quentin johnston's journey began well before kickoff.ople there with me. >> they have been there since the very beginning, rooting on johnston through his younger years in track, basketball and, of course -- >> quentin johnston has the first down >> -- football, a sport he dominated at college at tcu. >> no flags! the magic continues. >> earning the 22-year-old that first-round draft pick the moment you found out you were being drafted by the chargers, you gave a speech and you said something about your mom. what did you say >> yeah. just long story short, so she could retire. >> i want to tell my mom she could put her two weeks notice in today she can retire i don't want you working another day. >> this is the moment i've been waiting for so long. she went through so much and made so many sacrifices. >> there is one thing that you could say to her right now, what would it be? >> thank you you know, something i tell her day in and day out i wouldn't be where i am today. >> you know, i don't think you need to tell me. you might be able to

johnston was probably out of the question who had had just replaced him. the most senior corps commander in hood's army at the time was william hardy. unfortunately, hardy and hood despised each other, who had adamantly said it cannot be hardy, i won't have that. and so hardy was transferred out of the army that left potentially robert e lee lees said, thank you know, i'm happy you're in virginia, although i don't know how happy he was at the time either. but certainly he did not want to go to georgia. lee did not, and that left really beauregard as the most senior available potential commander. problem was, beauregard was on davis, his naughty list already. these two men did not like each other at all. and beauregard, by 64, was apparently pretty desperate. redeem himself. he wanted anything, anything the president might be willing to give him any scrap. and beauregard was willing, i think, to jump on that opportunity. and so it would be beauregard beauregard to be given command of a new department called the department of the west, which encompassed terr

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speaking that and chief political editor, let me say, look, who's not told us what in the german johnston's remarks throughout. well, it's nice of all the very last words, what i've sold repeated the pledge that has produced us a aguilar macro may 2008 before the connected is rinse parliament. say that is real, security is reason of state. he added that germany will act accordingly. not going into any specific details. he already spoke on the phone to bank and then they said y'all, and he announced that he would be speaking to each of us present. i'll city of course, who is a major player in the region, appealing to both sides is full of measure off for, for the violence to a basically seat and calling out time us as a terrorist organization that has endorsed this vicious attack on israel. so katie, a pledge here by germany not just diplomatically, but to do whatever it takes and having played starts to buy new medicine, yahoo, israel's prime minister, himself. that was all chiefly declared mister elect, who is not talking to us out as a policeman in the addiction city of alexandria, as sha

filmed by the campaign group called, led by a donkeys and then under cover investigation commission, johnston bossing. he also marked the british claims that it is kind of a compassionate country, given its history. a slave. the younger people for 400 years, they destroyed the china industry, the u. k. governments to then to send a some them see, cuz to the one that has of course, being criticized by the countries and best suited to the u. k. a very must say that receipt. so i know for being so full sway my brave i'm in, which is the u. k is home sick retreat now and i'm the come by investigation that would just be the which was august rated by competing group known and quote led by donkeys shows the johnston pursuing the high commission. i offer one to pointing out to what most people know, but the government refuses to acknowledge. and that is that their plan is absolutely wrong then which is in his own. but i'm a journalist and to me bonded to mid to the operation meeting for the senior, a landed club under the guise of a businessman from a south east asian company. and she needs to um, pr

johnston early in the war, a lot of people say, was the war done in 1862? but i've come to the conclusion that in a baseball pennant, how many of your baseball how many of you braves fans? oh, what? i know. we'll go one or two. i know. we've got a phillies fan back there. sorry. is he was the last time i saw him. he was wearing his phillies jersey during the october of last year. i think won the world series or played in the world series. but anyway, the the idea that you can't win a pennant in april, in may of a baseball season. right. you can't win it then. but you can sure lose it in april or may, right? you can dig yourself a hole. presidential politics, you know, we're coming up on a presidential election. pretty soon you cannot win a nomination in iowa or new hampshire, but you can sure as heck lose it in iowa or new hampshire. and i was doing this to somebody and they said, you know, that's like golf. i don't play golf, but you can't win the tournament on thursday, but you can sure lose it on thursday if you don't make the cut. and so that's kind of

and we start at the top jefferson davis didn't like johnston, who was a gallant commander on the division level, and john hood, and davis decided to replace them outside of atlanta against the objection of beauregard and braxton bragg, hood's biggest proponent. how braxton bragg, who may have been the worst confederate general ever -- of course, lincoln went through those disasters with his appointments as well. how bragg was still around befuddled the mind, but he was still around, and davis made the appointment. undergraduate of washington and lee university law school so, robert e. lee is near and dear to me. i don't know how much he had to do with the appointment, but he was aware of what was going on. and we don't know whether he made any attempts to stop it. hood had served gallantly under him on a number of battles over the years and other confederate mentors. hood had been, you know, the tough battles up east. all the big engagements. and, as we note in gettysburg, he had a shattered left arm, which became useless, but for whatever reason, davis made the appointment of hood. hood

johnston early in the war, a lot of people say, was the war done in 1862? but i've come to the conclusion that in a baseball pennant, how many of your baseball how many of you braves fans? oh, what? i know. we'll go one or two. i know. we've got a phillies fan back there. sorry. is he was the last time i saw him. he was wearing his phillies jersey during the october of last year. i think won the world series or played in the world series. but anyway, the the idea that you can't win a pennant in april, in may of a baseball season. right. you can't win it then. but you can sure lose it in april or may, right? you can dig yourself a hole. presidential politics, you know, we're coming up on a presidential election. pretty soon you cannot win a nomination in iowa or new hampshire, but you can sure as heck lose it in iowa or new hampshire. and i was doing this to somebody and they said, you know, that's like golf. i don't play golf, but you can't win the tournament on thursday, but you can sure lose it on thursday if you don't make the cut. and so that's kind of

johnston, he has a cult, to put it bluntly. you are the person who apprised me of all his mob connections during the growth of this business in new york. he acts like a mob boss. at some point, the judges are going to have to treat him like a mob boss, no, because his cult, some have them have already threatened to get violent. >> mob bosses don't do what donald is doing in public, if they want to get somebody out of the way, they'll do it, but they don't do it by publicly announcing it. i think it's very clear here that donald is trying to provoke a judge in the hope that they will make an error into locking him up by going after people who are irrelevant to the circumstances before him. the clerk in this case has nothing to do with these issues. general milley is not going to be intimidated by donald's threats. he was a valorous infantryman, but a clerk in the court? so i think donald will keep probing and testing to see if some judge will remand him, will lose his cool, and somehow create an opening for donald legally or pol

the women, this is the phone call. society hired is a desire to johnston and be rude. germano had organized the 1st feminism festival in the protected space, so they also do phone saying there was plenty to talk about one more, but i didn't know we didn't was that you know, most of the different. but when i suggested a public floor on the topic of why we need to speak with matt and about the seminar struggles and the lease, many people are posted at 1st. and i need the model of what the government is freedom and the legal rights that they are owed. and that's not only about the feminist struggle, it's about the dignity of women, men, and all people is cut off. and he said, you call yourself an angry s's or feminist. yeah. what does this mean? it means a lot of trouble. how come this became such a, a passing, your life where you treat is different. he has a goals, i go up and a very conservative family like ever since i was little one thing, save me from the environment where i grew up, which was the civil war, the conservative family, the factory article society, the catholic school. and th

so but i think making johnston look good look like a great soldier makes grant and sherman look better. so i also think there's an element of that even subliminally, like the better johnson looks, the more successful we look. because we beat the best general in the confederate army number you have written about the surrender between and johnson and there's like a tidiness to that whole of the story where they come together, you know, the dissolution of the armies is messy but like they, you know, johnson serves as sherman's funeral as a pallbearer. tell me a little bit about how that affects that narrative. yeah, i think it. i think it does sort of color the way we think about it and. remember that because and especially in the post war, they have that that relationship and as the war ends and going into the postwar period have that friendship but you know, i'm thinking of also about bentonville where johnston and, you know by no means is perfect but he cobbles together a force pretty and is able to put a big dent in sherman's plans in north carolina it comes pretty close to defeating

tom johnston scored twice in the second half following first—half scores from toby king and mikey lewis tour england, took the lead and added a late score for a close finish. but england held on to take the victory and the series continues in huddersfield on october 28th. that's it from everybody on the team here. you can get all of the latest sports news from the bbc sport app or website. but for now, from all of us, goodbye. hello. we've got a window of slightly drier, quieterweather at the moment as storm babet has cleared away. but there are still plenty of flood warnings in force, particularly through central parts of england. now, monday will see quite a chilly morning, even some icy stretches, but a largely dry day for many of us once again. now for the rest of the overnight period, the early hours of monday morning, we have got some rain sitting out to the west here. but for most of us, clear skies, some mist and some fog patches and temperatures even in our towns and cities close to freezing in the north. could be a bit colder than that in the countryside. so certainly a little

and so there's 2 phones the carry johnston. this is i'll just say right, well i will. so coming up, declaring the office of speaker of the house of representatives to be vacant. us house speaker kevin mccarthy faces an attempt to find members of his own party to remove the.

they say they are ready to put that to him and in the aftermath of congressman mike johnston republican who is nominated as speaker designated, somebody who needs the votes of the full house to hundred 17 votes in order to be elected on wednesday at noon. he plans to take it to the floor than. this coming after three other nominees saw their bids collapse, including one congressman -- just earlier in the afternoon a couple hours after he, won his party's nomination faced fierce backlash on the right and then decided it was time for him to go out because he had no -- mike johnson then won the nomination himself, a fourth time nominee has come forward in the aftermath of kevin mccarthy's ousting. there was some concern in the room. there were roughly 44 members who voted for other candidates, someone who is not my child sent or any of the other declared candidate ultimately though he came to us said when it came to the final vote to decide whether or not he would back him on the floor. it were 22 members missing from that, out and also three members who voted president. mike johnson on th

the, the is the state of the news line from time and is transmitted to tells more than a 1000000 johnston's to evacuate to the south of the territory. they gave him 24 hours to leave, as is right, the forces prepared for an expected ground defense. if it'd be timely agents for how much the tenant attacks with jobs as ask with time they find safety. that on the blockade of commonly batavia street, madison to award to supplies are running the i've ok welcome to the program is really mandatory has given 1100000 palestinians 24 hours to relocate to the south of the territory to the south of gaza heading south to mean a journey across the why the gospel wetlands was of the you and there's already, ball not move much on such a large scale would be impossible without devastating humanitarian consequences. many of them are already leaving guns as no despond to continuing is really as strikes on the territory. i'm ass claims that 13 hostages, including foreigners, are among those who have died in those aerial bombardments in casa, in the last 24 hours. in the last hour us defense secretary lloyd aus

hugh johnston is the cfo of pepsico and joins us to talk about the earnings and the outlook.or me one of the most interesting issues is this ozempic issue. we have seen so much fascination in markets and a report from walmart says those that get those prescriptions go on to buy a lower calorie basket of food when they get to check out. you do not see any impact from these drugs so far? hugh: no. good to be with you both. we cannot detect it in our numbers at all. i recognize there is a lot of speculation, particularly in the market, on the implications of these drugs we are studying it closely. the only things i would offer is there are real barriers to consumption. number one, the form of the doses, injectable, which is something people have to get over. number two, they are quite expensive which suggests it is going to take a while for adoption to get broad. and i know there are other forms that are being looked at, pills and the like, but those are a higher dosage of the active ingredient which may lead to further side effects. the point of it is i think the adoption will

johnston and little compton actually is not in, but it's, this is the effect of early voting. there's just way too many factors playing into it. - yeah. - on top of the fact that there are mail-in ballots, early voting, and in-person voting all to come in-- i don't know. that's gonna have to go into morning. newscaster: if you managed to sleep last night, things changed. you may have gone to bed thinking this election was headed one way and then you woke up and you saw things were different and maybe trending, trending increasingly in another direction. - the vote count has favored joe biden after election night itself. the record numbers of early votes weren't even gonna begin to get counted until yesterday, until election day itself. and it was the case this year the democrats made a concerted effort. they tried to get their voters to vote early, and president trump was actually discouraging his people to do that. donald trump: this is a fraud on the american public. we were getting ready to win this election. frankly, we did win this election. reporter: and the president al

many of them children the cherry johnston. this is i'll just share it with lots and we'll set coming hundreds of injured. i've been taken to the engine nation hospital, which is overwhelmed on the edge of collapse. egypt says it will open the raft across the, in southern gaza to allow a small number of injured to students to be the territory to receive urgent medical treat. unless is ongoing announced is exclusive visa number.

. >> what we have seen up until, now speaker mike johnston, maga mike as he is called by his colleagues republicans who were trying to whitewash what happened on january 6th. regular tourist visit. or, something about political discourse, rational political discourse. what do you make of republicans who are still trying to whitewash the violence of that day? >> the reserve of looking colleagues are whitewashing what happened on january six is because it has to be a fiction in the reality of the voters if donald trump is going to be their nominee. spoiler alert, donald trump is well on his way to be nominees. so, they have to lie to the voters to, essentially take out of the voters mind what donald trump did that day. look, the republican party is a party that's no longer interested in governing or leading, or helping anyone who watches the show with any problem they have in their life. they are a law firm. insurrection led by maga mike johnston, who is only duty as they see it's a wake up every day and litigate the grievances of one client, and that's donald trump. that's what's going t

i do like pepsi more because i believe when i speak to hugh johnston, the cfo.he beverage is doing incredibly well. international is doing well. who is drinking soda water? the answer is lots of people. one of the things that hugh points out, we have buyers, people like our stock. when you speak to somebody about glp one. jim, people like potato chips. no, i've seen the data. what data? 15 million people may or may not spend. people will spend $1,000 a week to not beat doritos. you can't eat 10,000. >> it seems like a story that's stretched. >> yes! i'm looking at tyson. if tyson were to run well which they clearly aren't, people need protein. >> mild gains up here 34. the vixx back below 18. a lot of fed speak today. we've got boss tin. we'll get waller, kashkari. ten-year topped out at 4.88 in the last two weeks. this morning back to 4.7. take a look at the bond curve in a bit. we're back in a moment. >>> a few moments ago, caroline ellison, former ceo of alameda research and former girlfriend of sam bankman-fried arriving in court. we expect to hear her testi

johnstone, because first and foremost deadly north korean issue.e have another separate panel i don't want to speak about too much detail about the north korea related, but absolutely rages on much more diverse and not only missiles and drones come with cyber definitely because if you think about the trip to currency, last year only, last year only almost like more than 40% of stolen crypto currency is done by north, which means definitely cyber and space. space. these things are interconnected closely and deathly more and more trilateral approach to deter those cyber attacks or even their ambition to the space era. this should be check and balance multinational. in that sense i do of course my own personal background, education and professional backgrounds, i personally do welcome this progress. >> i think everybody in this room has a consensus, and ensure the consensus is strongest from the korea foundation and csis. in fact, when i was talking to the ambassador on the way from seoul to new york and then to d.c., he felt that this was one of the

dallas or a tale buys very strides to the last 24 hours vice the women and children, the from terry johnston. this is sarah from the also coming hundreds of thousands of palestinians seek shelter in the south. the head of an expect to the is very ground infection is almost 5 minutes to visit. sweeps the front stay with garza.

idea of what's, what 2 nations are saying about this whole conflict and what's the a feeling like johnston's mom? why don't be, i was on the go like this 5 the all the say with the society during the car, the prizes resistance one. yesterday the crowds were everywhere. run this, the, i guess the song leading through the wireless binion should not be saved by the user i need to are using was over in the new list, which is a reminder, varies our, our, our recent history. all right, now we've been hearing that to they had been challenging, you know, such a getting supplies of food medicine and the electricity to the guys at region. generally. what are you hearing about the humanitarian crisis? very and guys, from your perspective, honestly, we know brian has used hofner right now and we, we feel very use use for that. i o. s r o b is not the egyptian border. a lot of the audio. so our countries are, are says in has, however, all the pets are in the hassle, but it's then yeah, and unfortunately no fee is based any way at least do we have to watch the video, who are be a very, very good uh, let's

civilians all hit buys, very strikes and what was supposed to be a safe route to southern guns the carry johnston. this is out. is there a lot from the whole say we shouldn't ignore the, the kind of flat up above happens against the back of the weasels to submit the relations with decisions of the un security council. russia calls for an immediate cease fire. the cheese is the us of people talk receipts over the protection of civilians. in johnson, 16 palestinians are killed by squarely, false isn't occupied, westbank se gabby to protest in support of guns. and a group of gen list, including an ultra 0 team on hits fun. it's very striking, southern 11 and white says cameraman, has been killed. the is $23.00 gmc that's 2 am in gaza. israel's army says it has carried out small scale raids, and i've been involved, infantry and tank units. is the 1st ground, the soul since israel attached to the seas and clay that 7 days ago. and as strikes have not stopped, and at least 70 palestinians were killed in convolt as what was supposed to be a safe route out of northern gauze, heading south for the 1900 pa

so did your high room johnston and the united states and 1917 said that the 1st casualty of, of war is the truth. i think there is a subsidiary aspect of that, and that is journalism. let's take the read the action and switch side. if your reaction or our reaction would be the same, irrespective of who did the read the acting or who was the subject of the read, i think that it's fine. but to tighten up and i'm a news organization reporting on war. and i want to tighten up and i want to get rid of o extraneous things called wider, no fax data, relevant. in reality they, they cut a robust like cleaning your trash. why did they get rid of these? i'm going to make a nice, i use her more palatable, a more, a more tooth, some version of the news. i can't believe this rubbish also get the latest from the middle east and from around the world and all the international. see you again in 30 minutes the the the, [000:00:00;00] the press one now, then yes, the children here. i'm telling you that have died because of the united states government's funding of this since was more somebody baby stars,

the us house speaker, kevin mccarthy, spaces and the spine menz's office in ocoee to ask the carry johnston the sell to sell a lot from to whole. so in the news of defiance, donald trump, the peers in quotes, in the broad from could see the former us president fox from doing business in new york.

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tom johnstone scored twice in the second half following first—half scores from toby king and debutant through starford toa and tyson frizell, tolu—tau koula added a late score for a close finish but england held on to take the victory. the series continues in huddersfield on 28th october. the us grand prix is under way in austin. you can follow all the news on the bbc sport website and app. and that's all the sport for now. main story developments in the middle east. the archbishop of canterbury, justin welby, has visited jerusalem, showing solidarity with anglicans in the city. the anglican diocese ofjerusalem manages al ahli hospital in gaza — where hundreds of people are thought to have died in an explosion on tuesday. archbishop welby knows the hospital well, having opened one of its wings. he's been talking to the bbc�*s clive myrie. it's just an oasis in the middle of eastjerusalem... we meet in the garden of st george's cathedral, an outpost of the anglican church here in the holy land. i come out here early in the morning to pray. there's been much to reflect on, following the