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lee. sorry, and kin law lee. i said marshall because she marries a martial. she becomes an hub lee martial. and her sister mill judith lee. but one slave family's will talk to robert, at least in terms of the disposition of the estate. winds up being a sleeve sleeve family that robert owns. it is the only family he ever owns in his own name. that doesn't mean that he did benefit from slavery as a system, simply by being a white seventh southerner there were benefits. even more so at arlington, when he marries into the customs property at arlington. but there's also two other properties along the river. all told there is something like 190 slaves who are part of those properties. and robert lee benefits from that. when he marry so that he benefits from their work, their labor. he has a family who is one of the custis slaves. hurries wife has slaves who will wait on her. and they will assist with the children. they go on vacation. so, lee certainly benefits from the slave system even if he doesn't himself have personal title to large numbers of slaves. he doesn't. the curious thing is he reall

senator lee refuses to do that and those are his broken politics. doug: senator lee, a quick 30 second rebuttal. senator leeuggest i'm beholden to either party and that i've been a boot licker is folly and contradictory to the facts. no member of the congress voted independently. two senators, rand paul and susan collins voted against our party more. and i've done it again to oppose reckless spending and will do it again and again. and we need people to say no. because when washington wants to spend money they're spending it at your expense and making you less powerful and making you more poor. that must stop. doug: we want to get to a specific issue that's been submitted to debate commission wanting us to talk more about the federal government and its ruling in the case west virginia versus e.p.a. the supreme court said the e.p.a. didn't have the authority to enforce coal emissions and the authority should come from a law yet to be created in congress. do you think this is the most effective system of government and should congress take on this task and should they and pass even more very specific and gran

lee has to do it right lee has to use some tact and some finesse, but he knows how to do that and he can get it done and so lee has the team that he wants there in virginia. well, he doesn't have stonewall jackson because he's dead. he would have liked to have had him. but otherwise lee gets to get the officers he wants there in virginia and he's got a good team. he's very good his men are good. his army's good. so it is totally unrealistic to expect grant to win within a matter of weeks. or to win very cheaply and easy and another another unrealistic aspect of expectations about what we're going to be seeing here. was that that somehow? not that picture. let's look at this one somehow. with an officer like grant people expect that he's going to call his shots. he's gonna be like babe ruth the famous time that he points to the center field stands and then hits the ball there. i think ruth probably got lucky. but you really have to get lucky to be able to do that. so here's a plan. i'm going to do this and this and actually to some degree grant actually did that is we'll see but you know grant really is an oppo

the the napa only to public body port con gigi riddle, up all can give you lim, national, congest lee lee. really mackey's asking, deal told the tie it down to close on his, on every look what you see on there. i don't see, come on report form to, to play family, to possibly the likely being all paid on their shoulder fund. or if you start making also dealing with don't sure i can wants to do. i thought don't totally keep up with i. how did he does use it to normal? sure. key key. perform vocal perform girl girl to psyche a skis. chemo regime, excused. odessa sick. lucille aleki bell g it to please on said i think he came to pass the pieces. you'd laugh a shout, walk her clearly. must your man my love was you still with a go on combo. see more with the families that it should be in school or so on a policy with did you need to before i go into a nurse global group more time is up in the commissioner, the savage, off which every gun you go and talk you burnout. amen. should speak, doug, let me get a put law. is there bluff april for a bug and a muscle she blood you fed or natalie sean, gil

campaign to mexico city almost all the credit really belonged to robert e lee, so lee's two thing would have been robert e lee would have been noted before the civil war which taken together don't really do a whole lot to explain to us what we know about robert e lee once the civil war begins. >> host: we will get into that in just a minute. light horse lee wasn't necessarily a good father, is that correct? >> guest: he was splendid cavalry commander, carrying out raids during -- during all kinds of small jobs. he was really good at that. but as soon as the revolution was over and he moved back into the civilian life, everything went from bad to worse. he made investments in western virginia land that were the equivalent of buying ski resorts in bangladesh and all went to nothing. and lee was a federalist and in 1813 he was beaten by a projeffersonnian mob in baltimore and taking those things together, and so he left and went to the west indies. he left when his son was 6-year-olds and robert never saw him again and i think that's actually a major and traumatic moment in the life of robert e lee and that stay

lee's orders to his armies that are discovered and mcclellan is given those orders. we'll talk that and why lee offer battle at sharpsburg. it was a very controversial by robert e lee. all right. the war and slavery. now, one of theyths from the civil war, and we know the civil war is famous for all of its myths. but one of the myths of the civil war is that emancipation played no role until september 1862, when lincoln issued the preliminary emancipation proclamation that is not true from the beginning of the war the republican party and lincoln were out for slavery. they were they didn't want the border states, missouri, kentucky, maryland were slaves as well. they could not afford to let those states go into the confederacy. they had be very careful how they proceeded. however, the attack on slavery very, very early in the war, remember the confiscation acts? i know these things seem to can be kind of boring, but they're connected to the war. august of 1861 the first confiscation act says slaves that come within union lines or free emancipated. one of the biggest emancipator of the union army in the spring of 1862 was george v mcclellan. he didn't like this he d

one of the great diaries of the civil war, she met lee for the first time before the war in western virginia. and that is where lee took his wife. mary lee was plagued by rheumatoid arthritis and the hot springs were giving her some relief from difficulties. mary chestnut met lee there without introduction. this man on a beautiful horse came to join us, looks so distinguished, sorry i didn't catch his name, this was robert e lee, everything about him was perfection. no fault could be found in the man even if you hunted for one. this wasn't because chestnut necessarily admired that. she actually liked lee's older brother sydney smith lee because smith lee was very companionable, very fine man about town, not robert. chestnut said can anybody say they know his brother? he looks so cold and quiet and grand and that was the image robert lee chose to cultivate through his life. he did not like being in that public layer, any discussion about the possibility of robert lee and's choice tends to occur only in his immediate environment, where he was living in arlington, in washington dc. it is not a matter of national attention because robert e l

lee for the first time before the war in western virginia. she met lee there because that's where they took his wife. mary lee was plagued by rheumatoid arthritis and the hot springs brought her relief from the difficulties. mary chestnut met lee there without introduction. she said this man on a beautiful horse came to join us and he looks looked so distinguished i was sorry i didn't catch his name and she found out afterwards this was robert e. lee and she said everything about him was so fine and perfection. no fault to be found in the man even if youan hunted for one day this isn't just because chestnut necessarily mired that. she liked lee's older brother sidney smith leave because smith lee was a companionable fine man about town but not robert. chestnut said can anybody say he's warm? i doubt it. thhe looks so cold and quiet and bland and that is what robert lee chose to cultivate there is live. he did not like being in the public glare and for that reason any discussion that takes place about the possibility of robert e. lee's choice tents to happen only in his immediate environment where he was livin

lee lee finch died and arnold funding. in 1932, they set out into the icy wilderness of greenland to create a life threatening film project that became a major milestone in their life. ice cold passion storage october 8th on d. w. ah ah. ah. this is the w news live from berlin. ukraine continues to regain territory in areas plains by russia. president philanthropy says troops have liberated more towns in several regions. the premium forces are now pressing the counter offensive in the southern regional press.

lee lee embraces a reunion and walk down memory lane. >> you know it has been my joy. >> i know. >> reporter: volunteer natalie l recalls how barbara's passion threaded their lives in service. in service. >> you saw that woman and her little child and they had no shs on. and that was a terrible day. and you said this can't happen . >> reporter: back in 1999 when a was 72, she was helping low income families get back on ther feet when she realized they needed professional clothing to get into and stay in the work force. >> you see a need and you try ad fill it. >> reporter: so barbara foundedm to give adults in need two weeks two weeks worth of gently used , shoes, accessories and life skills. it was the only nonprofit in the nation to outfit the entire family, including children, for free. >> it is just not easygoing to . because we all know kids can be very cruel, bloom's downtown boe offers a pampered feel in hour long individual appointments. ey trains volunteer personal shopps to fashion a mix and match wardrobe of stylish clients. of up to 70 clients who come in eah month, many are in recovery, abd survivors homeless. d ofn ofmaanormed. >> walkout ligh kaine, me lots of open and honest feedback. >> reporter: katherine whippal e in a wardrobe update as she lood for her on site job since covid hit. >> if really helps to feel likeu are wearing something that lookd that, feels great. >> i think this is my color. >> reporter: in fact, bloom wash a good fit, katherine is now working there. that is just one of many heartwarming stories staff and volunteers share with barbara, who is now retired and she never tires of hearing of lives that bloomed because what have she planted. >> to be perfectly truthful, its fantastic. >> reporter: so outfitting workg and work seeking families throuh bloom, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to barbara lee. >> bloom is now a program of the the ywca golden gate silicon valley. clients get referred and and bloom's retail section at the front of the store helps support the nonprofit. > >> marines helping feed bay ares in need. >> we are going to show you thek at the food bank th > >> some drama for the dubs. the latest on a reported altercatio. naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. itons oiour r kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and a

without lee knowing it, in order to gain a head start on a much longer route to petersburg than lee [inaudible]. once lee realized that grant had departed, he would need to persuade the [inaudible] that he was going to be approaching richmond in the same way that george mcclelland had done, two years earlier in 1862. even if all of this went according to plan, [inaudible] ask negotiating swapping [inaudible] river. and [inaudible] river, which was as much as 80 feet deep, and as wide as 4000 feet in some places. and [inaudible] in this journey, the army of the potomac would be spread out and vulnerable. never more so than in the process of crossing the james river. the movement also put butler's army in jeopardy, as grant would be much further away from the army of the james than would be the army of north virginia. lastly, [inaudible] was contrary about the administration expected grant [inaudible] and [inaudible] change of microphones. [laughs] [inaudible] and beyond that, the fear of losing washington. exposing washington to confederate forces. now let's face it, grant's results had not exactly been -

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lee had put together quite a winning team. one advantage that lee have had in putting together a winning team in the army of northern virginia is that lee knows how to handle jefferson davis. when li wants an officer transferred out of my army, he's not getting the job done! davis will let him do it. lee has to do it right. he asked you some tact and some finesse but he knows how to do that and he can get it done. lee has the team that he wants there in virginia. he well, he doesn't have stonewall jackson because he's dead. he would've liked to have had him. otherwise lead gets the officers. once they are there in virginia he is a very good team, and man, the army is all set. it was totally unrealistic for grant to win within a matter of weeks, to win very cheaply and easily. another unrealistic aspect of expectations about what we are seeing here was that, somehow, not that picture -- let's look at this one. somehow with an officer like grant, people expect that he is going to call his shots. like babe ruth, famous time he points the center field stand and then he hits the ball there. i think ruth probably got lucky. you really have to

lee lee finch does end up on old fund. 1932, they set out into the icy wilderness of greenland to create a life threatening film project that became a major milestone in their life. ice cold condition starts october 8th on d. w with ah ah, this is, do you have any news life from berlin? a horrifying attack at a nursery in thailand. more than 30 people, including many children, are shot dead by an ex policeman who was sacked for using drugs. also coming on russia.

lee zeldin says that the crime crisis is literally at his doorstep following a broad daylight shooting. >> joins us with more and police say two men were shot on the long island home of gubernatorial nominee lee lee zeldin. his two 16-year-old daughters home alone doing their homework when they heard gunfire outside their front door. the bullets landing 30 feet away as the girls locked themselves in the bathroom and called 911. >> it's really close to home when it shows up on your front doorstep. i'm so grateful that my daughters responded as quickly, as swiftly as they did. >> authorities say three teenagers were walking down the street where someone in an suv opened fire. two of them shot before taken fire under lee zeldin's front porch. vocal on new york soft on crime policies saying they are contributing to the spiral crime crisis, but he says that it's past the point of politics. listen. >> as far as standing here talking about politics, i didn't... i'm surprised that you or someone else might even look at it that way. at what point are we supposed to talk about the crime on our own streets? i'm standing in front of crime scene tape it for my own house but can give me more outraged then now.

k prime minister list trust who citizens voted to lee lee, you showed up anyway to give zalinski a run for his money and the rush bashing department. nothing says democracy more than a liter showing up to address a block to better citizens voted to leave. trust must have figured that there will be a shortage of participants there urging euro to quote, stand firm against russian president vladimir putin. she said in her address, apparently to seating plan for this thing was a bit of a nightmare with serbia and kosovo, both at the kitty table and turkey advocate, a table wanting to launch big balls at the adult table, specifically aiming for greece. it's not like any written conclusions or declarations. we're going to come out of this thing. getting a class photo taken without any one ending up with chewing gum in their hair or bunny ears flashed over their head would already be considered a major accomplishment. but no doubt vladimir putin is quaking at the site and now it's the latest from the sheriff's own region where 5 people have reportedly been killed up to ukrainian forces, alleg

lee zeldin here, there's a big debate as well between a lee zeldin upset of kathy hochul higher and higher because no one regardless of political party wants to live in a world like this. in order to win new york, zeldin has win democrats. it looks like more and more he will because everybody is sick and tired of this. nobody wants to go to the subway, be walking down the platform, be blindsided by a lunatic. nobody in the right mind who would vote for that save for a lunatic. he comes up from behind, there's no way peripheral vision wise he can see the attacker. that's sick. >> carley: in this particular case it's not like this climbing out of the blue. this guy had red flags all over the place. his cousin said that there was something wrong with him. needs to be medicated. it attacked a mailman. so much so the guy changed his route and the family couldn't get mail in more than a month. fixing crime is not rocket science. new york city was the safest big city for a very long time because of stop, question, brisk, the anti-crime unit. those things went away because people said they weren't fair to suspected victims and look where we are today. what i think is so interesting is there was much more of an energized movement to defend suspected criminals than there are to defend victim and police officers. where are the protest in the street over this? maybe we'll see on election day that people will take their to the ballot box and boat governor leeeldin in. but the way crime is right now, something major has to change. >> todd: it's not perception. it's reality. >> a pennsylvania mother who lost her daughter to fentanyl has a message for john fetterman ahead of tonight's debate. >> the criminal who brought this to our home is appealing his sentence and john fetterman will be the person who says "okay, this is fine, give him another chance." be one that mother joined us next to explain why the outcome of this collection is so important for her family and families across america. >> carley: arizona governor defying the biden administration by filling in more border wall gaps with shipping containers despite the administration telling the state to clear them out. over in florida governor ron desantis says he plans to resume flying illegal migrants north. the spokesperson says the state has been haul down that all on deck responding to hurricane ian but added that the relocation program remains active for republicans look to make th

lee and mcclellan? >> impacting his decision on the campaign? >> i think that was a part of it. i think it was a part of it but, you know, with other commanders that lee had faced -- i mean, look at hooker! hooker was a very aggressive officer! he executed this brilliant campaign planned at chancellors mill. lee still takes this tremendous risk against them. we is a risk taker and an opportunist. i think he may have try this against other commanders as well. i do definitely believe, any good commander takes a measure of the other side. wellington did of napoleon, the pointed of wellington. they all knew one another. they all knew their strengths and weaknesses. they all seek to exploit them. i think that lee is no different. he knows mcclellan pretty well from his campaign on the peninsula. >> what an extraordinary privilege it has been for us tonight's news got. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. [applause] book tv, every sunday on c-span two features leading offers discussing the latest nonfiction books. and 8 pm eastern, former republican south carolina governor and un ambassador, nikki haley, shares her book, if you want sothing done. she talks about the women she has drawn inspiration from throughout her life. a 10 pm eastern on afterwards, toughs university professor, chris

lee and mcclellan? >> impacting his decision on the campaign? >> i think that was a part of it. i think it was a part of it but, you know, with other commanders that lee had faced -- i mean, look at hooker! hooker was a very aggressive officer! he executed this brilliant campaign planned at chancellors mill. lee still takes this tremendous risk against them. we is a risk taker and an opportunist. i think he may have try this against other commanders as well. i do definitely believe, any good commander takes a measure of the other side. wellington did of napoleon, the pointed of wellington. they all knew one another. they all knew their strengths and weaknesses. they all seek to exploit them. i think that lee is no different. he knows mcclellan pretty well from his campaign on the peninsula. >> what an extraordinary privilege it has been for us tonight's news got. thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. [applause]

lee lewis. _ thing. what's your problem? jerry lee lewis. his - thing. what's your problem? jerry lee lewis. his roots - thing. ch as this, he probably knew where he was going. it's emerged that one of piet mondrian�*s most famed artworks depicting a new york skyline has been hanging upside down for the last 75 years. an old photo has revealed the mistake, but the curator of the german museum where it's displayed says it's far too late to rectify the error — as the work could fall apart if it was re—hung the right way up. that's all must now. you can reach me on twitter. i am at @richpreston. goodbye. hello. the weekend weather delivers more of the same of what we've had over the past week, couple of weeks, actually. it'll be very mild, actually. it will be quite warm when we get see some sunshine, there will be rain at times too. we have low pressure anchored to the west of the uk at the moment. throwing across us at times, these rain—bearing weather fronts, even when they're not moving in, there are showers around. but all the while, with some changing for now is the air coming up from the south, keeping temp

lee had contempt and was it well-founded rated. >> yes 100 percent and that is a result of the military proclamation and when the military proclamation comes out, and misleads robert e. lee labeling him and it's at that moment, many historians will argue that pope's army and commanded becomes lee's objective in the leap they have had other plans for the summer of 1862, but upon the pope is lee's primary objective and we are going to wipe pope's army at the map and get him out of virginia and then we will deal with mcclellan's army back on the peninsula. [applause] [applause]

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lee's army. the war will be over. that literal or substantial destruction of lee's army. do you destroy lee's army and army that's sophisticated. no. mead must have read that dispatch with some dismay suddenly the bar of his success was now way up here. on the night of the 13th of july lee evacuated those trenches. he had built upon pontoon bridge's across the potomac and falling waters took him 68 hours to build a 800 foot spans of bridges and got that army across the potomac. it's an absolutely remarkable story to be and and what is what is lincoln say? mead had only to stretch out his hands and they were ours. a golden opportunity. he said of destroying lee's army was squandered. mead wanted to let lee escape, so there's no so there wouldn't be another battle. these were remarks from the president. well folks i hope you get a glimpse today from this. and hopefully you'll buy the book and get a bigger limit you get a glimpse today of just exactly what was facing george made. it was just horrific. yet he got that army there. though the army escaped and mead came under this scorn. to all his

lee lee. oh, okay. now for everyone watching on zoom and all of the gen zers in the this is the original hamilton. okay. this wonderful film, 1776, is a wonderful and completely accurate portrayal. all of the coming of revolution and virginia's importance to it. and importantly, a virginian importance to to the resolution of independence, the lives of old virginia, the fbi. anyone don't want to sing it? the first family in the sovereign colony, virginia. there we go. i got it. well, richard henry lee, again very accurately portrayed here, has a really interesting connection. back to 17th century england. let me go now. well, yeah, i was going to make you look at 1776 for longer, but. well, we'll move so rarely we get to engage with that. richard the immigrant you see here on the left was the patriarch of the lee family. he was born in england in 1679. guess what? he was a pretty loyal supporter of charles the first. but he immigrated to virginia during the english civil wars along a whole throng of english royalists and others who saw no economic, political or social future for themselves in a king, england or in an england that was turning their backs on the monarchy. and specifically charles the first. but i am getting a little ahead of myself so we're going to take it all the way back to the beginning when 104 men and boys arrived in, sent a kombucha to establish the first permanent english colony in place that they named. thank you, jamestown. very good name. after, of course,

lee to make the famous statement, labeling pope a miscreant. and it's at that point many historians will argue that that becomes lees objective. he may have had other plans for 1862, but hope is his primary objective. we will get this miscreant out of virginia and then we will deal with mcclellan's army back on the peninsula. thank you. >> [applause] >> middle and high school students, it's your time to shine. you are invited to participate in this year's c-span student documentary competition. hosting the upcoming midterm election, picture yourself as a newly elected member of congress. we ask, what is your top priority and why? make a 5 to 6 minute video that shows the importance of your issues from opposing and supporting perspectives. don't be afraid to take risks with your documentary. the bold, among the $100,000 in cash prizes, there is a 5000-dollargrand prize. videos must be submitted by june 20th, 2023. visit us at student cam dot org for roles, resources and a step by step guide. >> book tv, every sunday on c-span two, futures leading authors that talk about their latest nonfiction books. -- nikki haley shares her b

lee says trump was wrong about the constitution. pence was right about the constitution. vice president pence has endorsed your opponent, senator mike lee. he has called him "the only conservative in the race." if mike lee's actions after the 2020 electiowere so egregious, why would mike pence endorse him? >> it's about power. it's about power. and, you know, mike pence did the right thing, thankfully, on january 6th, leading up to that day. he had done a lot to justify the actions of a president who wanted to hold on to power, despite the will of the people. and so he's not guiltless, either, in the effort to overturn the election. the fact is, they both contributed to an effort to overturn american democracy in the weeks and months and years preceding january 6th, and they both should be accountable for that. >> so there are a lot of scenarios that could play out on november 8th when it comes to control of the senate. but one scenario that is not so far-fetched is that republicans win 50 seats, democrats win 49, and you defeat mike lee. now, in that scenario, you have been clear that you are not going to vote on the next majority leader, since you won't be part of either party. but you did state on janu

lee. i didn't know mike lee before he became senator, he is one of the most decent thoughtful principled people you could imagine. in many ways he is mr. conservative. he is being targeted. by a guy who started outsides a never-trumper, a republican, work the in bureaucracy. and now he pretends to be an independent. the democrat candidate. a wolf in wolf's clothing, radical left. he has changed his views immediately to take on mike leee, you -- a very strange race. that you have going on in utah. tell us about it. >> it is. i have an independent challenger who is endorsed by democratic party who courted and obtained democratic party endorsement. raised 2.5 million in last quarter from democratic donor network and act blue and plowed two million of that to democratic consultants, on the political front who represent -- liberal and democratic causes and candidates, if it walks and quacks like a duck, in this case it is a democrat, that is what evan mcmullin is. this guy, vote the for joe biden, he campaigned for joe biden, and encouraged others to do the same, he praised everything that joe biden has done. and criticized everything that republicans have done in 2020 he campaigned against lefler and perdue in georgia. he can't avoid the fact he has been helping democratic party for a long time. he is joe biden's guy. joe biden wants him in the united states senate. and we have to stop it. and to compound the problem, u

lee recognize gettysburg as a defeat, and in the short term he pouted that some newspapers criticized him. he even very theatrically tendered his resignation to jefferson davis, who did what lee wanted. he lavished praise on lee and said he could not accept the resignation. i feel better, said lee, and they went forward. on for the reflection, lee pronounce the logistical part of the campaign, which is crucial in a whole formulation of the campaign, a success of some importance. as for the longer term impact, he argued that the heavy loss of gettysburg did not exceed, quote, what it would have been from the series of battles i would have been compelled to fight had i remained in virginia. adding, we did with them at gettysburg, it will be seen for the next six months that army, the army of the potomac, will be as quiet as a sucking of. in fact, it would be ten months before the next big battle of the eastern theater at the wilderness, saunders field, on may 5th, 1864. the next real collision on the eastern theater. this is the longest period between major battles in the eastern theater after 1862. two other witnesses conveyed the tenor of innumerable confederate accounts. one is from eastern north carolina, m

lee lee zoo's boyfriend nelson chia to kill her back in august 7as alsn thursday. he died by suicide in a holding cell just hours later police haven't revealed why sue was killed or what led them to chia and the son as suspects. if you're planning a trip to the beach today, watch out a beach hazard alert is in effect because of dangerous sneaker waves along the coast waves are expected to reach heights up to 20 feet. the national weather service is warning people to stay out of the water and never turn your back on the ocean that alert goes all the way until 11:00 tonight. still to come elon musk, may fire more twitter employees as he takes over the company the other changes he's set to implement that could impact how you use the social media site and the plane that had to turn around after part of it caught fire during takeoff. good morning to you 7:34 the official sunrise and looking at a kind of spooky start with a dense fog advisory in the north bay this morning sunset 611 for the trick-or-treaters your full forecast coming up good monday m. here's a look at th

meanwhile almost everyone you talk to is supporting lee zeldin. 50,000 to lee hinojosa. leesays cops are coming up to him and they're ticked off, listen. >> we have heard from a lot of nypd officers who are pissed off learning that their money went to kathy hochul who is pandering to these pro-criminals allies i come from a law enforcement household my running mate is 25 years nypd. so hopefully over the course of the rest of the campaign. the decisions made up at the top of the being support us. >> steve: ainsley? >> ainsley: we are live at lizard's thicket. can i get up and talk to many is of the people who are here? >> steve: go. look at today's specials. >> ainsley: hello, everyone. thank you all so everywhere for being here. oh my gosh. we have joe wilson here, congressman joe wilson is here. thank you, congressman and your beautiful rife wife for being here. let's start here with mark. congressman, i will talk to you in just a minute. hey, mark, how are you? >> i'm great. >> ainsley: you moved here how many years ago from texas. >> 15, 16 years ago. >> ainsley: you lik

liverpool's lee — — liverpool's lee —— lewis diaz will be out _ liverpool's lee —— lewis diaz will beer the world cup. his colombia side aren't— the world cup. his colombia side aren't in— the world cup. his colombia side aren't in the world cup. you would ntiss— aren't in the world cup. you would miss that — aren't in the world cup. you would miss that anyway. a big blow to liverpool. — miss that anyway. a big blow to liverpool, a knee injury ruling lewis— liverpool, a knee injury ruling lewis diaz— liverpool, a knee injury ruling lewis diaz holt. let's have a quick look at some of the other headlines today. steve bruce has been sacked by west bromwich albion after eight months in charge. they finished 10th in the championship last season but they are on an eight—match winless run and sit in the relegation zone. brighton midfielder enock mwepu has been forced to retire from football after the discovery of a heriditary heart condition. the zambian international, is just 2a years old. he is deemed to be at "extremely high risk of suffering a potentially fatal cardiac event" . if he con

lee campaigned against trump on the floorf the republican national convention after the "access hollywood" tape broke. and it was understood that trump had bragged about sexually assaulting women. lee called on him to exit the race. on election day, lee announced that he had voted for me, which makes his claims that i'm a leftist all the -- all the stranger. but look, he changed very quickly after election day when donald trump actually prevailed. i think he expected trump to lose most of the country, i think expected that. so, you know, no harm in being wrong, but i think when he was wrong about that, he decided that he needed to get on board with the former president in order to protect his own power. and so that's exactly what he did. and by the time we got to 2020, he was campaigning with trump. and in a moment that has become quite infamous in the minds of many utahns -- most utahns, in fact -- senator lee campaigned with trump in october in 2020, in mesa, arizona. and while he was there, he was standing on stage with the former president, and he compared him to a revered, righteous figure from the book of mormon, captain moroni. >> you know, you and senator lee are both mormon. you're both part of the chur of jesus christ of la

lee rather. i'm sorry. lee tell lee to take his horse side arm. you know, just go home. grant lincoln did not want to see lee dragged through the streets in chains at go home and lee became president of a college. and lee then told his fellow southerners surrender. it's over. and most senior confederates were pardoned. turner the commandant would have been tried. i think, if they caught him as the commandant of andersonville here. wertz was tried and hanged after the war. he would have been, but he escaped. -- turner, the deputy warden, was put in libby, but then afterwards they pardoned him and let him go. they pardoned two guards and let them go. you know, lincoln wanted to not just win the war, but try to win the peace reconstruction. one country, you know, lincoln even saying both sides drew the sword. we were both guilty. let us work together. so, yeah. and again, some of the some of the former prisoners they spent years later trying to find whereabouts of turner. thomas turner. and i think some of them might have gone and killed him if they had caught him because of