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in the leaking of valerie plame identity in any way both them told me unequivocally no but scott mcclellan now says in his new book rove and libby lied to him and it turns out a lot of reporters knew it but said nothing and scott mcclellan the white house spokesperson gets up and he says karl rove is absolutely involved well there were at least three probably four people if not in that room that watched it live at various news organization the knew that that was a flat out lie because they had talked to karl rove about plame and who she was good with were so eager for access to the white house they allowed themselves to be used for political gain using the reporters you know. to carry out their political mission and that's different from cultivating a source to get information that's of value to you as a journalist here you are being used by the tolerant official to carry out their political work instead of clarifying the facts in this national security breach the media just had a free for all i think that while they're always you know upsets ballerinas this wasn't covered which is just ri

that's where mcclellan's new pinpoint leadership team river comes in and dances over previous generations provides a location of potential hazards he they both buoys or the inevitable siberian ice flows at an accuracy of just a metre and a half the novelty of the radar itself is in the fact that it's fully based on solid state technology there's no hypotension it the peak power it uses is twelve votes this means high reliability of all its components we expect the mean time before failure to be thirty thousand hours which means years and years of uninterrupted operation as for operating range the key difference from existing systems is that this one has no blind spots a soul a manufacturing of the right polity is similar to the production of printed circuit board. it's very efficient so we hope it will allow us to cut prices significantly in the future. the radar system is just one of the many destinations for solid state semiconductors as technology has improved their price of these devices has come down dramatically leading to increased demand for the faster longer lasting data transmit

when he drove the army of the potomac with george mcclellan's help in the sense that mcclellan wantedo retreat away from them, but when they receive flatbush the war in the east is going to change. that is because we was willing to do that. this is an army that will be not the army did you think about later. just a couple of things that struck me. one of the standard things, of course, terrible mass communication. jackson had a bad campaign. given over to 50 in dallas. we are not sure, but he doesn't do very well. in fact, lee had serious questions about someone jackson's conduct in that campaign. but one of the other things that struck me was the amount. my goodness. a lot of good all seven boys that weren't interested. when they came close to the battlefield they went around. this is going to be a problem throughout 62. we get into antietam, but this is clearly a problem at that time. just for an example of how they weren't a machine by any means, and that is malvern hill, the question has been argued and still remains argued. i just saw recent market -- article. the premise and par

when he drove the army of the potomac with i think george mcclellan said help in the sense of mcclellan want to retreat and get away from them, but when they achieved that, the war in the east is going to change. that's because lee willing to do this. now, this is an army that will be not the army that you think about later your just a couple things that struck me as i was doing this. one of the standards things, terrible miscommunication. jackson had a bad campaign, given over to fatigue and illness. we're not sure but he doesn't do very well. lee had serious questions about stonewall jackson's conduct in that campaign. but one other thing that struck the amount of straggling. my goodness, there were a lot of good old southern boys who were not interested in fighting. when they came close to the battlefield they work around. this is going to be a problem throughout 62. will talk more about this later but this is clearly a problem at that time. just for example, how they were not a machine by any means, and that's malvern hill. the question has been argued and still remains argued, i ju

with george mcclellan and the army of the potomac city on your doorstep somehow you have to get them away from that. and if you jump ahead to 64 what happens? brandt takes the war to richmond and then from richmond to petersburg his army is going to bleed a slow death. so you have to fight it awaited the other factor in the's calculation and this is critical to understand he will write about this time and again, and he paid close attention to what was going on in the north. as a trivia his favorite newspaper was a philadelphia inquirer. he felt they had the most reliable correspondence with the army of the potomac. he would read other newspapers but his favorite was the philadelphia inquirer. but anyhow, he knew that the confederacy to win this war had to achieve a yes on the battlefield but ultimately, what they had to do was break the will of the northern people. the will of the northern people to sustain the war effort in the face of defeat and sacrificed in the loss of a husband and brothers and so forth that was well into the german military analyst as it was the center of gravi

st petersburg off the ground as it was called then to moscow in march nineteenth the red square mcclellan has become a landmarks in his life and will become his final resting place originally i wouldn't say i'm the stone credit most of them which receive the highlights today was opens in nineteen thirty and still open for public viewing recent rumors that suggested by his body might be removed elsewhere. even if that happens no matter what your political background it is clear that lennon was an exceptional human being even if you don't like the policies or ideology. lenin moved into the most recruitment in nineteen eighteen nation house at night he took both his wife. and his and that's another french born revolutionary and it's an element with him. i'm nash where we head towards the national front the last two decades of the access to many many locations previously closed and even unmoving in the us soft museums have. this hotel's bunker is it seems the russian capital is now open to all well almost if you want an example of a classic hotel from the last century this is perfect built in

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