turning over the white house to george mcclellan should mcclellan have beaten him. and i think the election of 1864 is one of the most important elections in our history because of the very fact that it was helped. it was held while all of these massive problems were going on in the country. so on thursday, we're going to talk about the assassination of lincoln and the treason prosecution of jefferson davis. and then on tuesday a week from today, we're going to pick up with the ex parte milligan case and you'll be able to see how the election of 1864 how some aspects of it carried on into the post-war period and still have significance for us today. thank you all so much and i'll see you all on thursday. i'm absolutely thrilled to share some of the talented women that are featured in the white house collection with you all in honor of women's history month now, i just wanted to start by saying that this presentation is a brief overview of some of the highlights in the white house collection, but it's certainly not exhaustive. so i

i think mcclellan was very good at a number of things. but he wasn't good. when the moment of truth came on a battlefield and he simply didn't but he was remarkable and a days following malvern hill. he had his own printing press and he started putting out the proclamations. no, i i course the great victory. my point being again is it's truly remarkable that he was able. to attain the loyalty of the men in the army the potomac but he did it in part by. making it clear to them that the opposition was not just the rebels, but it was forces and washington dc. oh, no, i know dark forces understood, but it was again these conspiratorial forces that were against the army and and in that way he was able i think in other reasons as well, but he would affords that bond. i want to go back to actually lee in the army northern virginia one of the things that i really enjoyed about the enduring civil war. does he have a number of chapters on historians for a variety of reasons are not read as they once were and you a single out douglas southall freeman so i'm gonna just

he keeps pushing mcclellan backwards, even though mcclellan should have held the field lee keeps up that pressure that actually comes from another stress tactician or theorist and that is carl von. klausfits carl von. klausswiss is someone who i don't talk a lot about during the civil war here at least in this this setting because classmates isn't translated from german until 1872 and only really the 11th core here at chancellorsville would have used anything of class fits, but he is truly the greatest to me military thinker of the modern times and then of course who learn about calculated risks, that is something he is gonna learn from winfield scott. when do you make a calculated risk when you take that calculated risk? and at one point robert e lee during the mexican-american war is going to find an impassable piece of land during the battle of contreras. it's called the pedro gala. it's a lava field. no, one can go across it. well robert e lee. does he finds a way and he leads troops across it and that is one of the reasons that winfield scott will win the battle of contreras. so it'

i'm gonna make a slight defense of george mcclellan and it's all and it's a very good piece of is in the virginia magazine of history and biography by the author who wrote shook over hell. his name is alluding me yeah, that's right dean. that what a piece and i know that i think you're even cited in it dr. gallagher. he made the point that the expectations that were placed on the clone and the army of the potomac were of course. then since that argument to suggest, i think he's correct that we of course imagine the possibilities that mccullen could have achieved if he were to fought something along the lines of what us grant would have done but your scrap of course would not have thought the way he didn't 1862. in 1862 in 1864, right something my point is is that to think that mcclellan in 62 could have fought with unbridled aggressiveness and then the casualties of course would have been much higher that the northern people would not have stood for that nor would be lincoln administration even grant wrote in his memoirs. i had a defense of mccullen, but he recognition that we were a

also the mcclellan committee of the united states senate. the records represented where gambling was occurring, not only in the state of nevada but throughout the united states. >> soon after, many railroad workers became farmers, owning their own land. next, historian sandra reddish gives insight into their lives and talk about how things change after pearl harbor. this is hosted by the due dwight d. eisenhower presidential library and museum which provided the video. in 55 minutes, a panel discussion on holocaust denial and the importance of world war ii history education. in two hours, a 1959 film that sets out to answer the question what is jazz? sandra: the japanese in western nebraska from 1900 to 1960. give me a little history on it. next slide. this is the region we will concentrate on. the panhandle, that's where i'm currently living in the north platte valley from north platte to

were investigating interstate racketeering interstate gambling and things of that nature all the mcclellan committee. of the united states senate so the records represented where gaming was occurring. not only in the state of nevada, but throughout the united states. you can watch this and other programs on the history of communities across the country at c-span.org cities tour. this is american history tv only on c-span 3. according to the us state department president franklin d roosevelt took office intent to improve relations with the nations of central and south america developing the good neighbor policy with a goal of emphasizing trade in cooperation rather than military force next on real america a 1944 film reflecting that policy the bridge documenting the economic and political importance of latin america to the united states the film highlights mineral and agricultural riches of the region and details the problems of poverty and inadequate transportation. the bridge is part of ♪

mcclellan ran on a platform of negotiated settlement with the confederacy, immediate peace, and leaving slavery intact. lincoln calls douglas to the white house for an urgent meeting. douglas comes to washington and meets with lincoln in the white house. lincoln tells douglas, "i would like you to plan and embark upon a john brown scheme in which you will invade the south with an army of black and white, bring as many blacks as possible to union lines, worst case scenario, i will lose the election to mcclellan. but, thousands more blacks will be in union lines and free before slavery remains permanent in the confederacy. best case scenario, the thousands more blacks that come to union lines will aid the union effort and lead to a major victory and turn the tide of war and convince northerners the war will soon be over and we can finish off this fight." frederick douglass was amazed at this request. douglas had been a close friend of john brown. john brown, if you remember, was the most radical white abolitionist of the day. john brown, with an army of blacks and whites in 1859, went sou

also the mcclellan committee of the united states senate. the records represented where gambling was occurring, not only in the state of nevada but throughout the united states. >> you can watch this, and other programs on the history of communities across the country at c-span.org/citiestour. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> sunday, robbie certain, describes how she received the news of his disappearance. here is a preview. >> there was a knock on the door. outside were two white topped blue cars. that is how you know in the air force at that time, there was a problem. if you saw a white car blue top drive-up you knew it was going to be notification of some kind. i did not have one car but i had two cars. of people, i had a chaplain, i had kernels. a base commander, wing commanders, i don't remember, but mixed. it was a large continge

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governor newsome landed a cal fire's mcclellan field aviation facility in one of the state's newest firefighting assets and s 70 firehawk, he said the state is taking urgent action to support wildfire suppression plans also called for improving forest health and building resilience in communities to protect against kaddish. tropic wildfires that $1 billion budget is now $2 billion. we're doubling our historic wildfire budget. the governor said. there are 1400 additional firefighters in place to work over the summer and well into the fall until the rains come, the state will construct a wildfire prediction and surveillance center and increase prescribed or controlled burns to reduce fuel loads. embattled windsor mayor dominic the police submitted his formal letter of resignation today as more details surfaced about felony sexual battery charges in florida. the press democrat reports that the poli is accused of using his hands, feet and teeth as weapon and in the counter with a reality television personality farrah abraham at a home in palm beach. outside of the accusations in florida, eight women

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governor newsome landed at cal fire's mcclellan field aviation facility and one of the state's newest firefighting assets and s 70 firehawk. he announced a wide variety of personnel assets and projects that will allow the state to take what the governor calls urgent action to support wildfire suppression, improved forest health and build brazilians and communities to protect residents and property. from catastrophic wildfires. that $1 billion budget is now $2 billion. we're doubling our historic wildfire budget. the numbers of fires so far our armaments over 1000 plus more fires this year. in this time last year. there are 1400 additional firefighters in place to work over the summer and well into the fall until the rains come. we actually have more firefighters on the ground going into peak season than we ever have before the commitment to reduce fuel loads before they can burn out of control is 15 times greater than last year. we now have 500 projects we've identified not those 35 high profile projects. 500 fuel pod. fields management projects, all throughout the state of california

governor newsome landed at cal fire's mcclellan field aviation facility and one of the state's newest firefighting assets and s 70 firehawk. he announced a wide variety of personnel assets and projects that will allow the state to take what the governor calls urgent action to support wildfire suppression, improved forest health and build brazilians and communities to protect residents and property. from catastrophic wildfires. that $1 billion budget is now $2 billion. we're doubling our historic wildfire budget. the numbers of far so far our armaments over 1000 plus more fires this year. in this time last year. there are 1400 additional firefighters in place to work over the summer and well into the fall until the rains come. we actually have more firefighters on the ground going into peak season than we ever have before the commitment to reduce fuel loads before they can burn out of control is 15 times greater than last year. we now have 500 projects we've identified not those 35 high profile projects. 500 feel proud. fields management projects, all throughout the state of california

governor newsome landed at cal fire's mcclellan field aviation facility and one of the state's newestefighting assets and s 70 firehawk. he announced a wide variety of personnel assets and projects that will allow the state to take what the governor calls urgent action to support wildfire suppression, improved forest health and build brazilians and communities to protect residents and property. from catastrophic wildfires. that $1 billion budget is now $2 billion. we're doubling our historic wildfire budget. the numbers of far so far our armaments over 1000 plus more fires this year than this time last year. there are 1400 additional firefighters in place to work over the summer and well into the fall until the rains come, we actually have more firefighters. on the ground going into peak season than we ever have before the commitment to reduce fuel loads before they could burn out of control is 15 times greater than last year. we now have 500 projects we've identified not those 35 high profile projects. 500 field, broad fields management projects, all throughout the state of californi

governor newsome landed at cal fire's mcclellan field aviation facility and one of the state's newest firefighting assets and s 70 firehawk. he announced a wide variety of personnel assets and projects that will allow the state to take what the governor calls urgent action to support wildfire suppression, improved forest health and build brazilians and communities to protect residents and property. from catastrophic wildfires. that $1 billion budget is now $2 billion. we're doubling our historic wildfire budget. the numbers of far so far our armaments over 1000 plus more fires this year. in this time last year. there are 1400 additional firefighters in place to work over the summer and well into the fall until the rains come. we actually have more firefighters on the ground going into peak season than we ever have before the commitment to reduce fuel loads before they can burn out of control is 15 times greater than last year. we now have 500 projects we've identified, not those 35 high profile projects. 500 fuel pod. fields management projects, all throughout the state of california

governor newsome landed at cal fire's mcclellan field aviation facility and one of the state's newest firefighting assets and s 70 firehawk. he announced a wide variety of personnel assets and projects that will allow the state to take what the governor calls urgent action to support wildfire suppression, improved forest health and build brazilians and communities to protect residents and property. from catastrophic wildfires. that $1 billion budget is now $2 billion. we're doubling our historic wildfire budget. the numbers of far so far our armaments over 1000 plus more fires this year. in this time last year. there are 1400 additional firefighters in place to work over the summer and well into the fall until the rains come. we actually have more firefighters on the ground going into peak season than we ever have before the commitment to reduce fuel loads before they can burn out of control is 15 times greater than last year. we now have 500 projects we've identified not those 35 high profile projects. 500 fuel pod. fields management projects, all throughout the state of california a

mcclellan's army has come with in sight of richmond and has been repulsed if we issue on the heels of that defeat. an emancipation proclamation it's going to seem like a desperation move and it will not be regarded by sincere by any reasonable people including foreigners who might be affected by that if they believe that it was sincere. and so lincoln says seward. i hadn't thought of that. okay, i'll put it my desk drawer and then we'll whip it out out when there's a military victory. so so there's lincoln think i'm going to issue an emancipation proclamation. and i know that there's going to be a strong white backlash because there are lots and lots and lots of white people in the north who say i will be glad to serve in the army. and i will be glad to pay high taxes in order to fight the war to preserve the union. but i'll be -- if i'm gonna join the army, i'll be -- if i'm gonna pay taxes in order to liberate the slaves to hell with that. and this was particularly true in the border states and the lower north that is southern, illinois southern indiana, southern ohio southern penns

the shermans, charitons, mcclellans, those things went online thinking people could use them at home and come to washington later for smaller things. but we also wanted to make sure that we add union confederate men, women, whites, african-americans, so to give people kind of broad range of materials that's very reflective of the people who are participating and experience the war as well. there's the whole -- a whole variety of things for people to go online and explore depending on what their own interests are. >> if people have difficulty reading 19th century handwriting in cursive, which i found more and more with students that i work with these days because cursive just isn't taught in schools nearly as much as it was and you have to go back to 19th century cursive and ways of phrasing things, there are still ways that you can do a lot of insightful research. and i just put up the link to the by the people crowdsourcing home page for that project as well so that everyone and take a look at that. but i think you've highlighted some amazingly rich resources for us today, michelle

presidents, they're now there as well, but the grant you know, the shermans the sheridan's the mcclellans those papers went online thinking that that would be things that people could use at home both for research projects and then, you know be able to come to washington later for smaller things. but we also wanted to make sure that we had union confederate men women whites african americans, so to give people kind of broad of materials that's very reflective of the people who are participating and experience the war as well. so, you know, there's the whole a whole variety of things for people to go online and explore depending on what their own interests are sure and as you said if people have difficulty reading 19th century handwriting in cursive, which i found more and more with students that i work with these days because cursive just isn't taught in schools nearly as much as it was and then you have to go back to 19th century cursive and and ways of phrasing things there are still ways that you can you can do a lot of insightful research and i just put up the the link to the by the p

jason matthew mcclellan, welsh labour. 10,426. cheering and applause. is bring in bridget philipsen, shadow treasury secretary, labour mp in sunderland. thank you for coming in sunderland. thank you for coming in tojoin us. disappointing news for you in sheffield, but i imagine even more disappointing in north—east wales, an area where you have been so strong in the past to lose out narrowly to the conservatives.— lose out narrowly to the conservatives. , :, ,.. , conservatives. there is no escaping the fact this — conservatives. there is no escaping the fact this has _ conservatives. there is no escaping the fact this has been _ conservatives. there is no escaping the fact this has been a _ conservatives. there is no escaping the fact this has been a very - the fact this has been a very difficult set of elections. the message we are getting from voters is absolutely clear, that we have got to change. we have started the process of change under keir starmer�*s leadership. we have got a long way to go in winning back trust. we have to increase the pace a