and to actually have that medal be put round my neck, by matty, it was just, it was a total dream come and matty helped me get there but my dad for taking me to my first training sessions, travelling around the world, watching me. my mum, who helps me all the time. all of my friends, but obviously most importantly, lance, my husband, my son, who have inspired me every day to keep going. do you want to put it on? oh, i'd love to, am i allowed? yeah. are you sure? yeah! the inside looks ugly because that's where the colour work is. that's ok. oh, gosh, it's an honour. honestly, go for it. oh, i like it. when i say i'm obsessed with knitting, i was knitting on the bus to the pool, on the bus home from the pool, in the stands whenever i had a spare moment, while the other boys in our apartment were playing video games, i would just sit and knit. how do you manage the tougher sides of fame? oh, good question. i mean, you know, i've learned, as i've gotten older, to not care so much about what other people think. it's also a lesson that my dad taught me. i used to find him so embarrassing, a

olivia troye saying today quote, mattis another sent memos. we all knew the urgency, but the resources had been depleted. what does that mean? why the resources depleted? well, she has the story. she was there. she says quote, there were cabinet meetings about this during the trump administration where stephen miller would peddle his racist history about iraq and afghanistan. he and his enablers across government would undermine anyone who worked on solving the ice ivy issue by devastating the system at homeland security and state. a she says quote, i tracked this issue to personally in my role during my white house tenure. we got nowhere on it because trump and stephen miller had watchdogs in place at the justice department and homeland security, at state and security agencies, that made the already cumbersome siv process even more challenging. quote, the fear of people across the trump administration to counter these enablers with palpable. there were numerous behind closed doors meetings. strategizing about how to navigate this issues. she

mattis and others sent memos. now, that's checkable actually and we checked and she is right about that. here is defense secretary jim mattis's memo in september 2018 telling the administration, advising the administration as secretary of defense, do not limit the numbers of people you are going to let in. we need to protect and prioritize these iraqis and afghans who aligned with our diplomats and war fighters by providing essential mission support. olivia troye today saying, quote, mattis and others sent memos. we all knew the urgency, but the resources had been depleted. well, what does that mean? why were the resources depleted? well, she has the story. she was there. she says, quote, there were cabinet meetings abouthi during the trump administration where stephen miller would peddle his racist hysteria about iraq and afghanistan. he and his enablers across government would undermine anyone who worked on solving the siv issue, the special immigrant visa issue, by devastating the system at homeland security an

amy: who spoke upgeneral mattis, for example?he wrote a memo specifically about the metoo program on iraqis. i think this was in 2018 we were discussing refugee caps. amy: similar to -- >> exactly. this conversation, we were talking about siv process, the p2s, translators, many have been and the pipeline for years. general mattis is not able to attend this cabinet meeting. so he writes a memo. he writes this memo because he wanted to going record anyone's it distributed at the meeting because he is concerned about what is going to happen when people come into the room. will he cave to the likes of stephen miller? he was right to be concerned because in this discussion, stephen miller pontificates once again and pushes this narrative of fear mongering about what is going to happen if we bring these people here. and mattis through his memo make suree's on record that if we do not protect ts population, if we don't get them to the process, this is a serious matter of national security because what message are we sending to the world

after the war of 1812 the president of the united states, james mattis said we established port positions up and down the eastern seaboard. they recruited, interestingly enough, general simone barnard the french engineer who came and helped us establish what we call the third system for us today. it is an example of the largest and best of all of those forts. in 1819 it was decided this location, point comfort, would be the location. they began construction almost immediately and did not finish until 1834. the model we see today is exactly what it would look like when the first soldiers came to populate and be the defense of the chesapeake. the frenchmen, general simone barnard was a very intelligent engineer and created many facets of this port that made it one of the strongholds here in the united states. one of the things he did, as the enemy approached the individual there could be cross fires from different angles on the fort. you also note it has a moat. this moat was originally designed to allow around the port to help with construction. after the port was completed it obviously be

so just given minimal to katie tilda oak, this image that mattie was one of the most relented human f. l deville. just hello, melissa. this is troy loom you because aunt simpson taylor from here from the end of that you may visit, show case against them. any submitted to the pursuit or if so did the gus? yes, yes, i missed my phone. number for the year soccer that way. know they want to film in for something because me, the me the say i me. ah nissan nissan that you i seen the think i got it. take us to really start. i need your engine book lucy, to call me i got the petite of extricate empathy. new york city, norma, and almost one pick one to be there were set in weekend with us as long as you want it, it is going to be a p tell you the honda. let's also in the pool that's going to work with mud. only for setup issues one of the palace meet before professors can have, you know, capital needs for the pleasure of a non pompous cbg for the buckets for, you know, if you want to complain on this quote, they don't look at them for mr. farming. your school well, for me to put on the phone,

tom: drew mattis is talking about everybody getting back to work. is the city picking it up again?rancine: the city is open. we used to have something called the pingdemic. when someone had positive, another 10 people that had interaction went home. no tourists because of the travel rules, but i think there is like 40% occupancy at the moment in city limits. tom: we will continue here. the yield 1.35%. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ritika: i am ritika gupta. the u.s. and u.k. are warning their citizens in afghanistan not to travel to the kabul airport. they say they are threats of a terror attack. the biden administration says it knows about -- knows of about 1500 americans in the country. maternal virus vaccine has been halted, several sites reported foreign -- there has been no safety concerns tied to the vile so far. modernity said the manufacturing issues rose at a site in spain. lowered expectations for a return to office next month. cases of the delta variant are on the rise in new york. employers now see 41% of office workers returning back september the 30th down from an estimate

you tell it better than anyone else in your book on james mattis. you say on slavery madison disappoints but i did that he is getting worse over time. at the end of his life he says let's send a slaves added to the westford which is just the opposite of what jefferson and madison said early on that prevent slavery's spread in the west. that's's what's going to trigger the civil war eventually slavery, and the westford washington gets a better onet slavery as time goes on. he realizes it is wrong as his last will and testament he freezes slaves, jefferson doesn't, madison does it, franklin gets a better on slavery as time goes on. in the last chapter of the last scene for all of them. >> tell that last story of frankel before we get to questions, it is so funny it's just a great story. i talk about these great men and then the last scene i i killed them all off. i love them but they did die. each one in-depth there is a deep idea there. for both washington and franklin their dying breath is basically emancipation abolition we should get rid of slaver

this kid, matty had it. and nightbirde has it. not everybody can take on that fight, the way she's taking it, and make it into a beautiful expression of life. >> and help many people in the process and i think that's a good place for us to leave it and move on and discuss other things in the news. but thank you for bringing us her story and bringing her to the cnn audience. we appreciate it. i love you, brother. >> i love you. but i got to tell you that was a little act of love for myself. i did that for me. i love you, d lemon. >> hey, look. you are, you know, go on. do -- do what you have to. i'll see you soon. >>> this is d"don lemon tonight" thanks for joining, everyone. and we have got news, really big news, on multiple, big stories. the clock is ticking for new york governor andrew cuomo. a majority of new york state assembly members, 80 democrats and republicans, telling cnn that they would vote to impeach. a source says articles of impeachment could be referred as soon as next week. that as at least four district attorneys

so, jimmy do little and cyrus mattis are the world's fastest man.he says, i was not faster than the wind when i flew straight, i was faster than any wind in history. so, this real belief in speed, and the pushing of the technology, and the justification of national governments to really encourage this development, results of what you see here, the kurds are three c. look at the gold wanes. look at the lines going through the fuselage, and wingtips. that is a brass radiator in each of the wings. so, instead of having a model to flat radiator at the front of the airplane that creates rod -- and drag, you have the air traveling over the profile of the wing, to the curtis r3c-2 air foil. it is cooling the engine through those radiators. you say -- minimal struts and wires on the construction. tightly fitted counseling over the 600 -- the 12 engine. you see a metal propeller which is one of the latest innovations in the mid 19 twenties. it is built by a designer by sir vanished read. it is a true innovation in terms of transitioning from wood to metal in

the body amplified the diseases live to inequality, tearing them in the near to mattie read it, displayed it on a single day. the day aren't speaking about is march 24th. when an 8 pm prime minister or inger moody delivered a televised speech and announced a strict nationwide locked down who did visually ards. at od bought out by some one day to make some warner logged on when a data, a country of 1300000000 people had just 4 hours to prepare for a period of stringent physical distance. it would be a shock for everyone, but particularly if you are among the indies we were doing for us to prepare for this most punitive law down in the whole world. since it was the 24th of march. people hadn't got this salary. landlords in the crowded indian gentleman from the city of monterey there, of course they were not so people just began to walk. the vast majority of the 10s of thousands of indians walking amidst the locked down were internal micro men, women and children who gravitate to cities for work. picking up in formal jobs in construction, manufacturing waste collection and scrap sorting with

so there were a certain amount of b o n mattie to meet who had a problem with the fact that i was once a police officer. so that's the reason why this game was played on me in the 1st place, also led down. so hopefully also traps we've contacted the central california women's facility about the allegations for commons. not like i said, pemmican is incarcerated in california. one of the most old g b t friendly states at the start of the local authorities passed a controversial bill. but let's trans inmates request to transfer to facilities that align with that gender identity. now since then, around $300.00 such requests have been submitted. as of june, not one has been rejected. why do you think some government officials are pushing for this? i think it's politics for i think the l g b t community, although they're small in comparison to the rest of the community. they have a lot of poor resources. they have a lot of money to have a lot of, or they have a lot of reach. they have a lot of political power. they may go to a lot of campaigns. a lot of it is off the stripping people who wan

i asked mattie or for this pollution was an open secret here to show only green, i mean, pollution and cancer have always been considered a necessary evil. but that's the job. my. the tannery sit at the top of the food pyramid, its highways like this one that cut across the landscape of wineries and small farms where the waste was buried. we're here long and embankment where investigators found toxic waste buried under the highway. they took soil samples and covered it back up with this tarp. police say they've found 10 such sites across tuscany, but they acknowledge there may be dozens of others across the region. we met with citizens groups who are pushing local officials to give them answers. we have a 1000 tons of dangerous bacteria. we know exactly what it is made off any it's exactly there. so we are really very care mafia expert. renata scalia has repeatedly warned tuscan authorities involved and for years we've been raising the alarm the mob years here in tuscany. but it falls on deaf ears. the conventional wisdom says we shouldn't raise the issue because i've seen a smearing t

if you please find mister abbey asked mattie meeting regional leaders as international pressure bills to end the conflict in northern te gray region. as late as trip took him to rolanda, where he met president polka gummy. earlier he met the leader of uganda, president william of 70, the united nation sick to general general. antonio gutierrez is calling on all foreign troops to leave. if you could tell, urged all parties to push for a last thing. see why integration? mama data has this update from neighboring, kenya. we don't know whether the prime minister is any close to agreeing to wall pots with the ticket rebels, something he has been refusing for a while now, despite lot of international pressure on him and the war as a prime minister, football refusing to take off the people's liberation from rebels from the the, the ridges thought of organization as something that will pay the way for talks between his government and the rebels who seem top is certain in the past couple of months by the smaller groups in the venetian will go much region as well as the for the all region joini

and every day and every night, boy by just the name of course, by just the name of mattie. and the want to show that this is not a great, this is not rape case, but actually, this is rick, this is sexual abuse and sexual violence against a child that the drac, from a family and be, will be punished if they deny fathers or mothers will be killed and adult ed would be appalled out of the house. yeah, very important distinction you make that we say the word mar just, but we see there are consequences, devastating consequences that come from this. thank you so much. more towards i joining a staff from calgary. thank you ma'am. ah, do you and he's calling for fundamental changes in how countries deal with wildfires as they sweep across europe, north and north america and north africa. 5 fights as an alias struggling to contain blazes in several regions with a record heat wave expected over the weekend. but the un office for disaster fire says the focus has to switch to prevention. and now calling for tough new international laws, including mandatory fire breaks and the regulatio

look at what it means to matty lee, look at what it means to jane figueiredo! was fully ready after these olympic games to try and begin to accept the fact that i may never, ever be olympic champion. and the fact that i can now say that i am an olympic champion is... it still doesn't feel real. it's, yeah, overwhelming. tell me what it was like when you saw the pictures back of your mum and lance and kind of the emotion that they felt watching you? being able to stand on that podium and see their way, how much it meant to them and see their reactions, i mean, lance really screamed. i watched it and i was like, oh, my goodness! to be fair, i have heard him do that before, whenever we get on a roller—coaster, that is the noise that he makes all the way round. because of the delay to tokyo, it's only three years till paris. yes! i know, it's not very long to paris and i remember always saying, the thing is, i always said i'm going to keep going as long as, as long as my body will let me or until i win an olympic gold medal. now i've got my olympic gold medal, i'm

mattis what do you think of this madison took one look and said that is not going to happen and the two of them bend themselves to the task. for those of you familiar with madison or madisons, you can see it there in several ways. manuscript gets tucked into a washington express pocket as he assumes in the second floor of the balcony, there we go look at all the people down below. george washington president of the united states of america we might call a joint session and then a delivery to the address. several people in attendance wrote in response the repressions the several notice there might be sweat or two on the brow and a quiver in the voice and shaking of the hands after this order question. i don't think it ever felt particularly comfortable that is for sure. but he did it and we talked about why but one of the legacies, i think he thought he was absolutely essential to the republican government that power shows itself and speaks itself it let's itself be known this is in the european deal unless it's a french kind of thing or a ritual in the house of commons or something, in

but general milley, mattis, mcmaster and others wanted us to stay in afghanistan as long as it took me basically forever. to this day, they refused to listen to the american people who have been saying "no" to the war since 2006. >> it was always a pipe dream. it was always giving you a stage to some of the most odious people on earth, that trump administration doubled down on the mistakes of obama administration after the president would have been the first reasonable and sustainable approach to afghanistan in 2017. the self-delusion. we are seeing an end of that delusion now. >> laura: delusion? who is delusional? people who still think they can win? they dragged their feet until trump's last day in office and hated what the people have been asking for four oh barack obama, and then to the wars. as we saw over the past week the military, political, and our national security hierarchy is, i'm sorry, it is filled with a bunch of people who shouldn't call themselves experts. they can't do logistics. they can't game out the obvious collapse of order once the troops pulled out leaving all

medal and in the table tennis there was a collection of bronze medals from jack hunter spidey, tom mattisdate with the latest from the pub 0lympics with the latest from the pub olympics in tokyo and if you want more you can go to the website and see everything schedule today full and to see who is on top of the medal table go tbc dot—com forwards last paralympics. ——bbc.com/paralympics to other news now, and hurricane ida has brought heavy rain and winds to western cuba as it heads into the gulf of mexico. the us national hurricane center says ida is likely to be an extremely dangerous major hurricane when it makes landfall in louisiana. gail maclellan reports. winds at 80 mph and to venture in vain. the western coast cube at the first place maxi makes landfall. flash floods and mudslides also expected in jamaica flash floods and mudslides also expected injamaica in the cayman islands. but this is not ida at her worst. she is expected to become extremely dangerous when she reaches the southern united states this weekend. tt the southern united states this weekend. , :, :, ., :, weekend. i

it was by james mattis who served as the fourth president of the united states, alexander hamilton wasst secretary of the treasury of the new republic and by john jay who was the first chief justice of the united states supreme court. the purpose of the paper was to persuade the citizenry of the young nation of the need to adopt a new form of government. and to leave behind the very loosely formed government which the citizens had seen under the articles of confederation. and offering the federalist papers, hamilton, madison, nj exhibited i you will the very best qualities of leadership we see in the lawyers. madison was not a lawyer but he was learned and the law. hamilton nj were of course lawyers and they use their lawyering powers, their abilities and drafters of the federalist papers we believe the discussion today will further illuminate the fact that given the powers the opportunities licensed by the state to exercise a very potent leadership qualities in both the public and the private square. with that i i hope you enjoy this fascinating discussion, thank you break. >> thank y

economic nationalist at heart saw through this and wanted us out of afghanistan but generals miller, mattis and others wanted us to stay as long as it took meaning basically forever. to this day they refused to listen to the american people who have been saying no to these wars since 2006. >> it was always a pipe dream, always giving a stage to the most odious people on earth, the trump administration double down on the mistakes of the obama administration after the president abandoned the first sustainable approach toward afghanistan in 2017, self-delusion will really, we are seeing the end of that delusion now. laura: who is delusional, they think they can win, they dragged their feet until trump's last day in office and hated trump for pushing what the american people have been asking for since the election of at least barack obama, end to these wars. as we saw for the past week our military, our political, diplomatic and national security hierarchy is filled with a bunch of people who shouldn't call themselves experts. they can't do logistics, they can't game out the obvious collapse of

page speech at any case around christmas time prior to the inauguration itself in april of 89, james mattis stops by the house. they spend some time together. it is pretty clear that washington and effect said y. madison what you think of this? madison seems to have take one look at it said that is not going to happen. : : : you familiar with madison or madisons, you can see it there in several ways. manuscript gets tucked into a washington that get stuffed into his hpocket. he takes them out on the second floor out on the balcony livingston delivers it. huzzah, there we go. look at all the people down below. president of the united states of america and spent boxing to a joint session and then delivers the address. several people in attendance at washington teams, several noticed a bead of sweat or two on the brow, a quiver of the voice and shaking of the hand. i don't think he ever felt particularly comfortable, that was not his soul for sure but he did it. one of the legacies why because i think he thought it was essential to the republican government that power shows itself, speaksow it

to say politicians want to be like james mattis. it's a terrific book,k, thank you, thank you louise near thank you new york historical society. >> we can on cspan2 are intellectual fees every saturday you will find events and people export our nation's pass on american history tv on sunday but tv learn, discover, explore on cspan2. >> good afternoon everyone i am donna martinez. welcoming into the shaftesbury society coming alive from midtown raleigh, north carolina. we have got a really fascinating discussion scheduled for you today. so glad many of you are along for this. the leftist notion our country's founding dates to 1619 not 1776 is now proven quite popular in media, culture, and an education. in the recent hiring a "new york times" reporter nicole hannah jones by chapel hill's journalism school has pushed our state into the national spotlight once again. this time it's over the discussion of who we are as americans, what our country it represents. principles on which our country was founded on course the role of the facult

the wonderful people that general david petraeus and general dempsey and general allen and general mattis and ranks of senior officers have been telling us our wonderful are doing a brilliant job. they've taken us to the cleaners and the american people lost trillions of dollars. the bad news is i doubt anyone will be held accountable and we need to remember where there is no accountability there is no performance and what you are seeing today, no performance. laura: the sad thing is when you meet these young men and women, a friend of mine's son just graduated, these are amazing young men and women. they deserve better than this. >> absolutely. people who are general officers now overwhelmingly are unworthy of the soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines they command. laura: fantastic conversation, thank you. it is frightening, a briefing with secretary austin in general millie, this administration's rank incompetence, fox news can report a few weeks ago the biden state department dissolved its contingency and crisis response bureau so is the taliban is gaining ground, biden epstein killed

my effort is an effort to struggle james mattis into the world of philosophy of knowledge. information science. this book is a way to figure out. what actually is the structure in society that allows us to convert just argument, disagreement, into objective knowledge. which is really what i mean by truth and the subtitle. we never get to final truth but it's truth is directional. it steers us in the direction of truth but any given day we have direct knowledge including the shot in my arm right now that's protecting me against covid. this book is about the norms, structures with systematic, sophisticated and dangerous attacks on that system. >> to watch the rest of this program visit booktv.org. search for jonathan rauch or the title of his book the constitution of knowledge using the search box at the top of the page. >> obtaining a phd from physics and oxford an agent was a scientific challenge of our time. switch gears to computational biology but he worked at the institute using machine learning to decode dna and patient medical records. presenter based in london has ap

it was like mike flynn, mattis, all these people and what was striking about it was almost all those were gone when the pandemic came. the first health secretary lasted like a year. i don't even know if they were paying attention during the briefing but so many people who the obama administration and try to help work on either beginning of year 4 when this pandemic happened. so they never really even had the playbook. they never even had the background conversation to know the questions to ask and who to call. >> that reminds me of kelly and and her office had this amazing photo everyone taking the pledge oninauguration day . and literally as you would go in her officeand you would see each person was whited out . she would like say, no longer in the white house so it was this last man standing of jared and kellyanne. this was from rjagain . the republican party has tried to use doctor fauci as a bogeyman to motivate voters . how much damage does thisdo to the coronavirus response ? >> i think it does a lot of damage . these are presidents the medical advisor. he's still out on tv tr