in certain areas of china, nourish really ticklish of what was of, can they me all over trying to lee smith was you their own short term economic interests for a future. conclusion, this is only only instrumental explanation. they are trying to fight china as a growing rival. what actually underlie i will relations is respect for the interests of one another openness as nathaniel ashley common lou e bringing yeah. in legal norms that should be interpreted and applied by all members of the national community and the uniform will fashion. we need to strike this balance. so slew it interests we have to rebuild it and then we should stick to these know deal with niggers moving to publish. no, i think this has to be done publicly. not just yet. we hide it, but claims doors in or should it suit just the interests of 1000000, scoop the country. okay. it should be in the interests of human kind as a hell of a prison putting let's stick to china and also when you get back to green energy, you teach ski, understand the european energy market is going to be close to was used. and the next several year

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 lee does not want national discussion and attention. >> host: you were quoted as saying if we wish to imperil the american experiment we can find few more sinister paths than by forgetting, obscuring or demeaning. i bring this up now, a lot of the confederate memorials being taken down. is that a mistake in your view? >> guest: there is no easy answer for that and i have to confess for my own part i am 6s and 7s about the question of statues of robert e lee. i have seen statues not only of lee but other people taken down and on the

she actually liked lee's older brother smith lee a lot better because smith lee, he was very companionable, very fine man about town so not robert. chestnut said can anybody say they know his brother. he looks so cold and that was the image that robert lee chose to cultivate through his wife. he did not like being in that public and for that reason, any discussion that takes place about the possibility as robert e lee's choice tends to occur only in his immediate environment in alexandria and a few other places. it's not a matter of national discussion or national attention and likely because robert e lee doesn't want national attention of himself. >> well, back in march, you were quoted in the princeton quarter i will saying, quote, if we wish to imperil the american experiment, we can find few more sinister paths to that peril than by forgetting, obscuring or demeaning who we were. i bring this up now with all the memorial to robert e lee being removed and the confederate memorials taken down, is that a mistake in your view? >> well, there's no easy answer for that and i have to confess

lee, or at least not early nearly as much as some others. she wrote in her diary, i like smith lee better. what she meant was, robert e. lee's older brother, an officer in the u.s. navy. and why? well, because, robert was a mystery. i know smith lee will well, mary chestnut wrote. but can they say they know his brother? i doubt it. he looked so cold and quiet. and grand. that surprisingly was the judgment that many people who met robert e. lee came to. both during and before the american civil war. chestnut came neighbor to the mark when she talked about lee and perfection and she may have realized, because perfection was one of robert e. lee's abiding goals in life. not because he was some super naturally blessed with ability, that perfection was within his easy reach. but because he demanded so much of it from himself and from others. there was, in other words, a great deal more to this man then people caught in the surface. and not all of it could be easily reckoned with. in those last days before the civil war cast its shadow over the nation, robert e. lee was, on the surfa

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 living in alexandria and arlington make it across the river from washington d.c. and a few other places. it's not a matter of national discussion or national attention and largely because robert e. lee doesn't want the national discussion and attention on himself. >> backk in march you were quotd in the princeton quarterly is saying quote if we wish to imperil the american experiment we can find a few more paths to that peril than by forgetting up scaring or demeaning to who we were. i bring this up now with all the memorials being removed etc. and a lot of confederate immortals being taken down. was that a mist

petersburg that morning and that hancock would then be available later in the day to help smith hold the city should lee try to redeem the situation. smith would have the two white divisions that arrived in cold harbor, two brigades taken from his bermuda hundred line, 2500 cavalry under coates, and 37 african american soldiers from city point under edward hinks. a total of about 14,000 men. smith would claim, i think justifiably, that he had learned nothing of these plans until late on the 14th, as his troops are beginning to disembark from their ships from cold harbor. obviously, it would take time to organize his men. they had landed in three different points. without any divisional integrity. so they had to get everybody together, get them all in their proper brigades and divisions. smith would then have to cross the appomattox river in the dark and march five miles towards petersburg before deploying for his attack. in short, in short, grant's expectation of the dawn offensive was fantasy. an echo of the poor planning that had plagued hancock's departure. five men, grant, butler, meade, smith, and

smith. they called me to lee and darkish date. thank you. name is what are bob kelly? the vest, mr. for less dammit, not for end of those creatures, europa properly. stone keegan. he was as of italian. i shall either the pin middle of it or not long. i leave it off and that i sent him. an infant i've often politician visits formed is a for art from morales existing as you get east from the gone. mister spoken in a letter to president roosevelt style indirectly accused the allies of making a separate deal with germany. already terminally hill, roosevelt roads. you've been misinformed? starting replied. our informants are modest and honest people. yeah, yeah, my go paula. she's cool sheet. my mutual excitement, but she on the middle of her book, resumes a book. ah, on april the 12th 1945, roosevelt died and harry truman became the new you as president. got this little man without vision 1000 to make the crucial decision, as it was by your mental turning point in history. ah . on april, the 30th 1945, a red flag was hoisted over the rice turf. by this time hitler was dead with his succ

told what to do in the step yet still it groopman sitting on the phone to smith says you marie, keith lee article. he won't play that. there was a day. somebody with no system was doing my g o. m. u protection, given one michelin mcgill fisher number is interested in hats interested tutors. yet i was using a tiffany dick a sort of window in the curb we are, cuz it was listed for the fiscal year of school. it is you. meanwhile, the weapons that are continuously being supplied to ukraine can on fundamentally alter the course of military action. in reality, only does this prolong the conflict and increase casualties among civilians and armed forces on both sides. and everyone in key. moscow in washington clearly understands this. the ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. and again, it's one of those situations where the u. s. can fight a war and not lose any of its own people. also, after 911, the u. s. transitioned into what really is a full time war like economy where we almost always have to be at war or our economy will fall into recession. and s

what studies did you analyst appear to still, group name city on the phone to smith says you marie keith lee heard. he won't play to watch at a little later. there was no system was dealing with g o m new purchasing in the shooting. and we're doing for to remember to some stuff had to restart tutors to pursue it. i was using a tear from dick a sort of window in the code because that was certainly not cisco q screw. it is you. meanwhile, the weapons that are continuously being supplied to ukraine cannot fundamentally alter the course of military action. in reality, only does this prolong the conflict and increased casualties among civilians and armed forces on both sides. and everyone in key. moscow in washington clearly understands this. the ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. and again, it's one of those situations where the u. s. can fight a war and not lose any of its own people. also, after 911, the u. s. transitioned into what really is a full time war like economy where we almost always have to be at war or our economy will fall into recessio

she's on the phone to smith says you marie keith lee article he won't play at the hotels from are you with no system was dealing with g o n new purchasing everyone the selenium with fit your numbers on the screen? that's interesting. tutors, yet i was using a tiffany dick a sort of window in the curb will. yeah, cuz that's what was said for the fiscal keeps who it is. you. meanwhile, the weapons that are continuously being supplied to ukraine can on fundamentally alter the course of military action. in reality, only does this prolong the conflict and increase casualties among civilians and armed forces on both sides. and everyone in key. moscow in washington clearly understands this. the ukraine war is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united states. and again, it's one of those situations where the u. s. can fight a war and not lose any of its own people. also, after 911, the u. s. transitioned into what really is a full time war like the economy where we almost always have to be at war or our economy will fall into recession. and so when we see these enormous amounts

tracy smith catches up with actor, author and activist jamie lee curtis. >> when i can be free, i amtoppable. >> reporter: seems like jamie lee occurtis is unstoppable now. one of her films is destined to be a classic and her other one is. 44 years in that role. what is it like to say good-bye? >> i was surprised i said hello again. >> reporter: jamie lee curtis still full of surprises ahead on "sunday morning." >>> bono and his legendary band have sold millions of records while raising a fortune for charity. norah o'donnell is in ireland with u2's bono. ♪ >> reporter: after all these years, all those records sold and all that money raised, bono is still playing in his high school band. ♪ men who met as boys, he writes in his memoir. >> in our band, every night has to be the best night of anyone's life. >> reporter: it's a high bar to meet. >> i'm not the only lunatic in that regard. >> reporter: he takes us back to where it all started, later on "sunday morning." >>> just in time for halloween, lilia luciano tells us the story behind "storybook houses." >>> seth doane is at home wit

smith was julia camilla. the passionate with that is just the both the words to lee. she had the more you share with us, even though with the new school year and you will change in julia worship, and she wanted to see when i was still with him. in the spring 2015, don bass militiamen made fines like this in dozens of settlements. from which ukrainian nationalist battalions had been ousted by this time. they had already been officially incorporated into the ukrainian army shop. why think i'm here before they come and you know most, most of them actually me, you i apologize. i knew by charlotte next, your dealership or lucy or somebody, she'll call them and i'm not this bob with us. can we meet there and there was a payment box on the page they me says look solution. and i'd like to come out with those. those are the couldn't jo it, but i'm not sure with you. i really my family and i just, i would end up with them. got them when i was in a way that the committee to just post. we was just let me know lou, you could read it when you bring your spoil star as well. yet if i

joining us now from fort myers beach florida the shoreline of lee county, is carey ruston, correspondent for the nbc's the news, with chef smith. thanks again for joining us these evening. i know you have spent a few days now in some of the hardest hit areas of the state. do we have a full picture, at this point, of how many people may still be missing or how many more deaths we may see in the coming days? >> i feel like two days out right now, alex, and we are looking at one puzzle piece of a 500 piece puzzle. there is so much to comprehend, so much to take in. so much is widespread. the thing you mentioned down here in lee county, there are so many people, so many houses and then with those people come boats, and we are seeing boats in trees, there's about behind me at a gas station and i have no idea where the closest marina is. we're down on san carlos island today where there were these large vessels, probably 30, 40 foot boats, that were just in the middle of the road, some of them crashing into houses. you have this supporting effect of mobile homes and houses going into each other. then you have both going into each ot

lee lewis. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news with shepard smith." >>> good eveningse speaker nancy pelosi's husband suffered a skull fracture and serious injuries to his hands and his arms after a man with a hammer stormed their san francisco home and attacked him. that's according to the speaker's office sources say paul pelosi was home alone when the attacker smashed out windows in the back of the house and broke in shouting, where is nancy where is nancy a family member telling nbc news the suspect tried to tie up pelosi's husband and told him they would wait until nancy got home when police officers got there they say paul pelosi and his attacker were fighting over control of the hammer. >> they encountered an adult male and mrs. pelosi's husband, paul our officer observed mr. pelosi and the suspect both holding a hammer the suspect pulled the hammer away from mr. pelosi and violently assaulted him with it. our officers immediately tackled the suspect, disarmed him. >> speaker pelosi's office said her husband underwent successful surgery and they expect him to m

smith: it began in 2017 when i was watching confederate statues come down in new orleans. statues of jefferson davis, robert e. lee. i was thinking about what it meant i grew up in a majority black city in which they were more homages to the slavers than the slaves. to the grocery store, i had to go to jefferson davis parkway. my parents still live on the street of someone who owned 150 slaves. these are reflected of the stories people tell and has shaped the narratives. those narratives shape policy and policy shapes the material and conditions of people's lives. not to say if you take down the 60 foot statue of robert e. lee you erase the wealth gap, but we recognize the ecosystem of ideas that give us an understanding and appreciation for what has happened throughout american history and the way communities have been disproportionately and intentionally harmed throughout america history. i was looking around portland's and thinking about, what other ways i was taught about his history? i realize new orleans was the busiest and largest slave market in the country at the mouth of the mississippi river. i had neve

on one hand, lee believes a release he has this tiny bit of hope that perhaps joe johnston's army or kirby smith's army will be successful and there will be a need for his men once more. so maybe the war will continue it they will be exchanged. but the flip side of that is grant could strip that out and he doesn't. that is telling because he thanks this war is coming to an end. we can let that one go. but we can let that one go. it's a gesture it's really empty because of obvious that when lee capitulates the others will follow. grant very much has hope. >> that is going to create some legal wrangling later. what i want to do, boy, we just spent half. >> for the folks at home we just spent half of the interview talking about. >> the first chapter. [laughter] and i promise you, this is just when the book starts getting really good. that is stuff we kind of knew. so you follow those confederates away from appomattox that is when this book really starts to get good. what they take with them, let's share another image not from our stock but from the library of virginia. they are all issued a parole. a

republican in a very republican state because mike lee has been part of this whole election denying group. so i think it's important for us to stand up, smith in arizona as well. >> looking at the last hearing, not looking for you to give away secrets or name names, but the hearings you've had before built on themselves, with each providing new information. having those hearings in this hiatus for you guys, have more people come forward, more people who saw the initial hearings, they resonated with them, more witnesses, more information you've learned because of the previous hearings? and will we learn that on thursday? >> well, first off, yeah, absolutely. we've had more people come forward. we've been able to fill in gaps that maybe were things we suspect bud didn't fully know. now we have, you know, confirmation of that. you also think about the fact that, look, here's the reality, though, people like mark meadows. dan scavino, who we know was donald trump's kind of twitter whisperer, if you will, he was the guy directly communicating through twitter -- these people refused to come to talk to us. it's hard to get information. we've been

on one hand, lee believed, or at least he had this little tiny bit of hope, that perhaps joe johnson's army or kirby smith's army will be successful, and there will be a need for his men once more. so, maybe the war will continue and they will be exchanged. but the flip side of that is current could have struck that out, but he doesn't. and i think that's telling because he thinks the war is coming to an end. so can lee let that one go. we can let that go because obviously this is a gesture. it's silly, empty, because it's obvious that when lee capitulates, the others will follow in his week. or at least, that grant very much had hope. >> that's going to create some legal wrangling later, but i want to do is -- for the folks at home, professor janney and i could've spent half of the interview talking about -- >> the first chapter? >> the first chapter. [laughs] i promise you, this is just when the book starts to get really good. >> much of that stuff we kind of knew. i think it's really -- >> when you start to follow confederates away from appomattox, that's when this book really starts to get good. and wha

smith from sanibel the day after the hurricane. her and her team working so hard to take care of folks. lee county, i've been at their emergency operations center watching the commissioners an staff working hard every day to make sure that they do everything they can to help recover and respond as quickly as possible. >> and we were on the south end of this county earlier today. we were on the northern end yesterday. and it just looks like a path of destruction up an down this coast where the storm surge came ashore. combined with the category 4 winds and in many cases category 5-type wind gusts and all of that punishing rain and it seems like it has left a massive scope of destruction that will take months if not years to deal with. what is your assessment of the breadth of the damage that we're all taking in right now. >> sure. pretty significant. but not the first time that this nation has been through a tragedy like this before. and so at the local level, maybe not as much. but at the certainly the state and federal level, a lot of senior leaders that know how to do this and help the co

smith, has this report. round and round the garden like a teddy bear. one step, two steps, tickly under there! michelle has a spinal problem which means she and little lana leeiple my gas this month to the month before. like, i've put £100 a week on and that is just far too much. like so many people, michelle is looking for ways to stretch her money. i'm buying cheaper mince, cheaper chicken. aldi's food, rather than going to asda. how do you feel about the prospect of having to spend less on lana lee? how do you feel about that as a parent at the moment? it's heartbreaking. it's absolutely heartbreaking. because you want to give your child the world. she had to borrow money last week for the first time just to cover her energy bills. but now the government has said this week that bills could increase again in april. when you don't know the details, that's hard, isn't it? it's just, my anxiety goes through the roof with everything like that, you know. thinking about it. i'm going to have to try and just put it to the back of my mind until it happens. a few streets away at the pallion action group, they are helping people like michelle. we've had nearly 7000

i guess lee carter i wonder if the wide-open border is going to be an issue for the midterm elections, i would get your take coming up with 32 days away from the midterms. , greg smithfrances newton, great to see you both. we will talk soon, you're with us all morning long, quick break federal agents investigating hunter biden they believe they have enough evidence to charge hunter, the president son with tax crimes and the decision reportedly coming any day, will break it down guy reschenthaler when we come back. black rock silver is bringing new life to a historic silver district, the second largest in the silver state of nevada with multiple recent high grade discoveries, black rock is well underway on the largest silver exploration program in america. black rock, silver. maria: three more migrant buses arrived in new york city this morning while we've been on the air yesterday, bus arrived at vice president kamala harris' d.c. home as the city council in d.c. is now taking steps to allow 50000 noncitizens to vote in local elections. lee carter i'm wondering if this is what it's all about, the wide-open borders were 3 million people have crossed into america ille

lee was in charge of the jail's response to hogan's injuries. she was also head of the correctional deputies union that donated 300,000 to the sheriff's re-election campaign that year after the election lori smith promoted late to captain and her office killed the internal affairs investigation before it even question any lay or anyone else it's appalling and i i don't know how we can ever hope. to attract good people to a department that accepts and in fact normalizes such shameful misconduct. i spoke with amy lee by phone. she didn't want to go on camera. she tells me that she wanted the internal affairs investigation doesn't know why they killed it lace says that she followed protocol and that the main problem happened back in elmwood jail where they failed to restrain hogan properly the border supervisors passed a resolution today to review every internal affairs investigation under lori smith who was not up for re-election. they also want to meet with the new share of early next year to make sure they take action to prevent this from happening again. i also reached out to share of smith through her lawyer, but did not hear back she returns to court in the morning for her corruption trial o

injured captain lee williamson enjoyed that, but when lindsay her and hurried, george stanway was outmuscled and sophia smiths red roses are expected to bloom at this world cup, fitting that they get their campaign under way cup, fitting that they get their campaign underway in cup, fitting that they get their campaign under way in eden. from emerging fiji, a first ever appearance in the tournament. unbeaten in 25 games, this england side knows how to score big strides, they also know how to score simple ones. patrick macdonald opening the scoring. the world number one that it were twice. before they felt the fizzle of the fiji attack, a reminder that they too can turn it on. england kicked off, crossing the line again but fiji showed their speed once more, reminding the opposition before the break that they were in a world class clash. whatever was said and england dressing were in at half—time had an instant impact and then the floodgates opened, as they ran in ten second—half tries. as fiji bolted on tired, england were too quick, too strong, too good. there was a ruthless win the relentless roses. they f