>> jacob and josiah. >> jimmy: did they believe you -- did you name josiah after josiah? about that? you guys are tight. all right. so just to set the stage, first of all, this is not your first near-death experience. you were in a plane crash with fatalities. you've been face-to-face with great white sharks. you discovered a body in the ocean. you've been through a lot of stuff. >> i have. >> jimmy: you might be bad luck, actually, josiah. [ laughter ] you might want to be careful. last week you were swallowed by a whale. >> i wasn't swallowed, jimmy. i was in his mouth. >> jimmy: well -- >> let's get that straight. >> jimmy: i got a show to do, and i'm going with swallowed. [ laughter ] [ applause ] you were in his mouth, okay. you weren't swallowed, interesting. i guess there is a difference, yeah. because if you were swallow you would have come out the other end, huh? [ laughter ] all right, so you guys are out on the boat. you're fishing for lobster, you're diving for lobster. and you do it like the old-fashioned way? >> correct. >> jimmy: yeah. you dive down there.

back with me tonight is josiah lippincott, marine vet and contributor to american mind.iah, we had such a huge response to your appearance last night that we had to kind of cut short because of the nature of our break that i had to bring you back. some of the last bastions of traditionalism in our country law enforcement and the military, they are being transformed. before our very eyes. what's the end goal here in your mind? >> that's a perfect question, laura. real quickly from the introduction, i'm not a combat veteran, although i am a veteran and i served in the marine corps for four years but my experience was with the peace time marine corps that emerged in a post in really serious engagements in afghanistan and iraq. you ask about what's the in-state, i think for the military today, it is to keep the money flowing without having to confront the reality of the increasing obsolescence of many of our systems that are designed to win wars that america no longer is fighting. the insurgency is a different type of conflict of the military is not built to defeat. >> laura

the josiah report replied pointing out the dod had lost a total of 26 out of over 2 million personneluarter of 2020 alone, 26 additional servicemembers took their lives compared to the prior year. general donahoe accused josiah of engaging of false equivalenc and downplaying the vaccine, he also tweeted at the university where josiah is now a student a hillsdale college and told them come get your boy for questioning the military's quarantine and lockdown policies . anime now former marine officer. this is such a wild wild story, first of all a i love hillsdale second of all, is general donahue the norm in our militar leadership today? >> absolutely. when you hear him spouting msnb talking points, that shows you the quality and the level of education and thought process that goes across all of the services. aura, we have 906 admirals and generals in our military, and it's increasingly bloated group and in ideologically similar group as well. >> americans have a romanticize vision of the leadership of our military i think. because of film and movies and lot of them have done amazing st

when mary bartlett, the wife of a new hampshire congresswoman, josiah barlett -- yes, that is the josiaharlett martin sheen is named after -- took over her husband's duty in 1776. she would write to him and report on your farming business. she was very unsure about her ability to manage his affairs, but she did great and, two years later, began to take pride in her work. her letters to josiah became -- began referring to it is our business. other women did not find in your responsibilities as a new opportunity for self enrichment. they complained. i have to admit, i like to complainers because i think i would be one, because they are so colorful. as mary foster side to her husband isaac, way at war, every trouble however trifling i feel with double weight in your absence. for sally logan fisher, her quaker husband arrested and in exile, life was a fiery trial and it made her feel forlorn and desolate and the world appears like a dreary desert without almost any visible protecting hand to guide us from the ravenous wolves and lions that prowl about for prey. she is in connecticut, not the

her letters to josiah then became it had become our farming business. other women, however, did not find the added responsibilities as an opportunity for self-enrichment. they just complained. i have to admit, i kind of like the complainers. and not just because i think i probably would be one because when they complain, they are so colorful. as mary foster sighed to her husband isaac away at war. every trouble, however prifl -- trifling, i feel with double weight in your absence. for sally logan fisher with her quaker husband arrested and sent into exile, life was a fiery trial and it made her feel forlorn and desolate and the world appears like a dreary desert, almost without any visible protecting hand to guide us from the ravenous wolves and lions that prowl about for prey. you know, she is in connecticut, not in the jungle. so i like the complaining. after the war, though, mary beth norton noted two trends in the letters of women. both complainers and compliers. first, the tone had changed. the female correspondents were much less self depakote tor

that's the josiah bartlett martin sheen's named after. she first took over her husband's duty in 1776 and she would write to him and report on. your farming business she was very unsure about her ability to manage his affairs, but she did great and two years later. she began to take real pride in her work. her letters to josiah then became it had become our farming business. other women however, did not find the added responsibilities as an opportunity for self-enrichment. they just complained. now i have to admit i kind of like the complainers and not just because i think i probably would be one because when they complain they're just so colorful. as mary foster sighed or her isaac away at war. every trouble however trifling i feel with double weight in your absence. for sally logan fisher with her quaker husband arrested and sent into exile life was a quote fiery trial and it made her feel forlorn and desolate and the world appears like a dreary desert almost without any visible protecting hand to guide us from the ravenous wolves and l

that's the josiah bartlett martin sheen's named after. she first took over her husband's duty in 1776 and she would write to him and report on. your farming business she was very unsure about her ability to manage his affairs, but she did great and two years later. she began to take real pride in her work. her letters to josiah then became it had become our farming business. other women however, did not find the added responsibilities as an opportunity for self-enrichment. they just complained. now i have to admit i kind of like the complainers and not just because i think i probably would be one because when they complain they're just so colorful. as mary foster sighed her husband isaac away at war. every trouble however trifling i feel with double weight in your absence. for sally logan fisher with her quaker husband arrested and sent into exile life was a quote fiery trial and it made her feel forlorn and desolate and the world appears like a dreary desert almost without any visible protecting hand to guide us from the ravenous wolves

this man, kit josiah eat, can be our desa, has died since we met him. if the and catchy is to come home and have meaning here, there isn't much time left high on the oh, who is? malcom web cam. yeah. ah, hello. this is al jazeera, i mean the headlines do. united nation says 400000 people in ethiopia are suffering fallon and 1800000 more facing starvation and sworn to the government and to brian rebel fighters to obey a science to stop the humanitarian crisis. western european government decay to hope to military operations this week, right before a major bridge in t drive, is destroyed. cutting off a crucial aid suppliers. indonesia has imposed additional restrictions in the capitals of casa across the main island of java, and the tourists have a bali. the highly infectious delta variance is driving record numbers of cova deaths and cases there. jessica washington has the latest from jakarta. i mean, the dakota city center and the city is uncharacteristically quiet, as these restrictions take effect. and they will be in place until at least the 20th of

the abolitionist committee called upon josiah gibbs to give the captives a voice in the upcoming courtproceedings. gibbs learned some basic phrases from the captives and then searched the docks of new york hoping that an african sailor could serve as a translator. within a week gibbs met two sailors from west africa's mendy nation. while the abolitionists organized their legal strategy the spanish ambassador to the united states signing a treaty between the two countries requested that the ship and cargo including the alleged slaves be returned without any payment for salvage. the administration of president martin van buren decided to enter the case on the side of the spanish planters and ship owners, van buren, a democrat, faced a difficult bid for reelection in 1840 and was determined not to anger southern slaveholders who supported the democratic party. the president preferred to deal with the armistead as a diplomatic problem and let the secretary of state, john forsyth, manage the administration's response to the case. forsyth instructed the u.s. attorney in connecticut to take w

josiah great called up and they take him deep. lamont wait a solo shot in the third.ng and then cairo astrada just about dead center field. another solo homer giants build a 41 lead make it 61, mike is stransky two run shot is 15th ticket to ride, but the bullpen caves chris taylor and two homers in a double for the dodgers and then in the ninth inning, it's tyler rogers. he brought nothing to the mound, walked the first two guys, the third batter ends. it will smith off the bench for a three run, jack. back to give the dodgers a very emotional 86 come back going to be very interesting to see the giants respond to this devastating defeat. two more games left in the seriously lead the west by a game beautiful afternoon for baseball in oakland, about probably 74 degrees, who was 106 in vegas, dave cavil and the a's get out to victor matt olsen had a little something to do with it. he homered last night. he homers this afternoon. his 25th james kopp. brilliant good on the mountain with six scoreless, struck out seven. no tiny struck out three times. and here's the capper

this man kit josiah eat, can be our desa, has died since we met him. if the garage is to come home and have meaning here, there isn't much time left high on the oh, who malcolm web cam? yeah. ah hello, this is al jazeera, i mean the headlines do. united nation says 400000 people in ethiopia are suffering fallon and 1800000 more facing starvation. and.

josiah lipincaught, contributors american mind, we had such a huge response to your parents last night that we had to cut short because of the nature of our break but i had to bring you back. some of the last bastions of traditionalists in our country, law enforcement, the military, are being transformed before our very eyes. what is the end goal here in your mind? >> the perfect question but from the introduction. i'm not a combat veteran. i served in the marine corps for four years but my experience was with the peacetime marine corps that has emerged in the series engagement in afghanistan and iraq and you ask what is happening right now. for the military today it is to keep the money flowing without having to confront the reality of the increasing obsolescence of many of our systems that are designed to win wars that america no longer is for you. insurgency is a different type of conflict that our military is not built to defeat. laura: when you're that ability to respond militarily to china and you think we are spending time with generals tweeting about how hillsdale should come a

like spiderman if he got bitten by a radioactive idiot. ( laughter ) turns out, he's iowa resident josiah seen here preparing to audition for the musketeers. ( laughter ) colt appeared in court yesterday, where prosecutors explained how he and his buddies came to d.c. strapped to the teeth, with a glock .43 pistol, two magazines of ammunition, a handheld taser stun gun, knives, gas mask, body armor, an expandable baton, walkie-talkies and bear mace. they brought bear mace to a "stop the steal" rally? what did they think was being stolen, a pic-a-nic basket? ( laughter ) hey, boo-boo! hey, little buddy! hey, boo! hey, yogi, hey, yog, let's storm the capitol! ( laughter ) ( applause ) like a lot of these dinguses, colt seemed confused about where he was. even though he was spelunking in the senate, he apparently believed he was in the house. the judge asked him "you sat in the presiding officer's chair, which you mistakenly thought was speaker nancy pelosi's chair. is that an accurate summary?" and colt said, yes. ( laughter ) so he had no idea where he was. for his next heist, he's going t

a lot of the front wrote josiah spoke to and got to know were obama supporters caught up in the celebritiesing the endless wars and there was some overlap on the last two presidency previous two presidents. in the end it becomes personality for president trump. says write this book how many people around the president and the white house and campaign had thought he'd become dangerous in those last six months at the white house in his own desperation to hold on to office. he was willing tos go to most any measure necessary in order to keep his own -- to stay in the west wing. he wanted to shoot americanry spread even military officials and defense officials people protesting the george floyd civil rights abuses should be shot in the leg, shot in the foot have their skulls cracked. >> you write about watch the video and air force one with the president his reaction after that. on his expressions on condolences to the family that's quite a change toth what happened a couple of weeks later in front of lafayette square. >> it's a very good example of a personality versus policy does take him if

. >> k is served at depending upon the seas and the occasion in joe and died in josiah qasr.gher quality. more palatable to some drawing a new consumer base in recent years. psaki sales are. >> growing united states at more than twice the rate of. >> but the that says psaki's popularity in japan declines. it's nearly 10,000 breweries dwindled to roughly 1200 in last 2 decades stock a sort of perceived, as you know, the older generations during the japanese government is doing things now too. >> and hanssen encourage expansion of sock education around the globe. a mission importers like psaki. one are getting behind. >> helping make each sip taste less otherworldly and more like home reporting in portland. i'm elizabeth tin. stick with us. come for morning news will be right back. welcome back. a world war 2 veteran has received a bronze star 75 years after he earned it joseph scenario. >> receive the medal at his home in southern california. his son says he found his father's name on an 8 armored infantry division website and noticed he had been awarded the bronze star. his f