mcclellan's army of the potomac. and star rose in the army because of his disciplined approach to creating what was called one of the army's best divisions indeed within his first few weeks in command of that division porter is going to quell two mutinies within some of his regiments and is very quickly going to settle them into a strong inefficient division of the army. however, this was not always so and all porter star was always on the rise. he did make quite a few enemies during this time as well. which brings us back here to one of his brigade commanders that's going to be assigned to the division of fitz john porter. john martindale. martindale was a republican and an antislaveryman fitz. john porter was a democrat while he didn't necessarily agree with slavery. he was not an abolitionist by any stretch of the imagination but one of the regiments that was from the rochester new york area the 13th, new york one of those mutinous regiments that porter had to help quell. was under the command of john pickle a ano

mcclellan had ambitious. he could have easily been present. i promise you he would not have pushed for emancipation. we know that very well that that wasn't what mcclellan was going to do. so it's it's extremely important. yes. this is it. this is the last question because i'm giving answers that are too low. okay. well, this is maybe this is a simple maybe not i would i was up on the battlefield the other day and we were standing in front of the first minnesota monument, and the guide was telling us about 250 men went forward. which monument i think it was the first minnesota the first minnesota. yeah and how they were asked to buy 15 minutes. so reinforcements could come up and 250 or so men went forward in 40 something came back and it always brings up this question. what made these soldiers do what they were doing. you know what our modern perspective. why would they go forward and you know, are they more afraid to not go than to go. but what's your take on? what makes these guys? i can't answer that. the

we should rename mcclellan's installation. . the fact it allowed the army to escape intact across the potomac river. newspapers brag far too loudly about having broken the backbone of the rebellion he wrote in 1863. the investigator bray of southern treason still cohere as we may yet learn to our terrible cost, especially if lee reenforces himself with a debris of rebellion from the southwest. lee got away. that's the bottom line. as it was for abraham lincoln. on july 14th in a letter written, but never sent to me, although he knew that meade got the message, the president affirmed i am very, very grateful to you for the magnificent success you gave the cause of the country at gettysburg. the aftermath left lincoln oppressed. a the lack of adegreesiveness on the part of meade and his commanders. he created a culture of command in the army and it was still there when meade took over. i do not believe you appreciate the magnitude of the misfortune involved in the escape. his opinion that gettysburg signalled no grand turning poin

mcclellan can provide over a siege. i think the ascendency of lee really complicates the united states' problem during the war. it's because lee becomes by far the most important confederate. he becomes much the way washington and the continental army did during the revolution. where's the continental congress? who cares? what's the continental army? does it still exist? then this war is still winnable. that's how people in the confederacy came to look at lee in the army in northern virginia. many said lee should be made dictator or king. so his ascendency, the bringing forward of emancipation on the union side, i think the seven days is really a profoundly important moment in the war when the war takes a revolutionary turn that says basically all bets are off. lincoln initially didn't want it to descend to a revolutionary struggle in july of '62. he's willing to have it head that direction. that's because of mcclellan's failure in the seven days. >> so the wounding of johnston maybe the turning point? >> that's the wor

or insubordinate even because mcclellan is no doubt telling him the army is not going to fight. to enforce that proclamation that preliminary proclamation you issued two weeks ago. in fact, he might have even hinted what he told his wife that if i wanted to i could take this army in march into washington. which you probably would have preferred. there was less resistance there and and i could take over i could take over this government. i'm so wildly popular. that would make for an awkward summit meeting. what about macarthur and roosevelt? what was their relationship at this point? well, there was a lot of talk in the republican party about nominating macarthur for president in 1944, and he didn't he didn't do anything actively to promote that but he did absolutely nothing to prevent it. i think he thought if the country called him he's a soldier he will do his duty and if they call him to the highest office, of course, he would go roosevelt knew that he was a dangerous man and a lot of ways macarthur was a very difficult personality. we could have a whole conference on him, bu

that reaches an interesting point because not long after his ride around mcclellan. mcclellan leaves, john pope will be heard about takes an army and starts to head down into the area where lee is and of course stuart starts recognoitering starts block into the federals. he ends up setting up one day headquarters at verdiersville, which are just below the rapidan river? and suddenly unexpectedly a union forced breaks through and he has to flee leaving behind his plumed cap his yellow sash and his cloak all of which have scooped up by pope's soldiers. and of course jeb stewart is tremendously mortified and worried that he'd become a laughing stock, but it gets revenge fairly fast and it means a whole lot to him because not long after that. he leads the raid or he's involved in a raid toward catlett station. the his calvaryman go into the headquarters of general pope and they get popes uniform. popes personal papers and believe it or not pope's dispatch book and some of his money. and stuart writes a letter back home to flora bragging about how he's now had his revenge

and what is this be a 2 very of all mcclellan that we're no hitting a boat in the u. k. well, this is the, i mean, i've not seen the sequence central sequences down not looked it up yet, but the, and it's just yet another variant, this time of the, or macomber. and it's a new variable, micron, which seems to have and gain a slightly greater competitive advantage in terms infection. so if we look at the genetic signature of a micron that we're getting from patients, what we're seeing is an increase in their out competing the original micron. just as the way the omicron totally swept, the delta vary to side. the good news is, we're not at the moment seeing any signal that this is in any way more severe as an illness. but again, caveats go with all of that. and the thank heavens, an awful lot of that is because the vulnerable as the people who would suffer most from an on a chron or a coke infection, are well vaccinated. huge numbers of people in great britain from 12 years old, upwards vaccinated. i'd like to thank all of those people that have had their vaccines and their

well hopefully you know, and the going the way shall corona's iris infection caused by the all mcclellan outbreak starting from the late december last year. and now is also the most serious wife at home home has been counted since the beginning of the outbreak that over a 1000 cases newly reported just yesterday and heating a record high numbers over the past 2. yes. and the settings on today a see us a new, strange and mashes, imposed a hong kong including like, like public gatherings of more than 2 people and public gathering, supporting to families, all band. so this is a new mattias. we haven't seen that over the past 2 years and also like leaches values like churches and tempos and also has a loan, has to be shut. so people are rushing to have the last haircuts. yesterday i had of the closure of has loans. and what's the prize search and also charters all vegetables due to some infections of cross brought a truck driver who brought seen the process from mainland china to hong kong. though on the case as our hit record high, the numbers are searching rapidly, but the embassy on the g

what's your reading of the outcome of mr. mcclellan's shuttle diplomacy this week? well, 2 things. first of all, and there's a value in diplomacy in itself, meeting face to face a leader as my host on and as charles will do for 456, i value in itself because it allows the leaders to gauge each other and know each other's attention. i'm not saying that my whole looked into put in sol as former president bush. one said that there is a value in itself in the meat, in the long meeting face for a. there's a war community case, and that's a class you would anticipate russia saying something like, of course we made no commitments whatsoever. well, i say latency, of course, korea to say that so rush us from as to who was driving forces from bell rats after the a sciences. and i going to take place in the coming days and then it would be very simple to verify. ok, present to con, made reference though, to concrete, practical solutions for the ukraine crisis and for addressing rushes security concerns. what exactly do you think he's talking about there? he's talking about 2 different things

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mcclellan.transmission, so who is right here? is it too soon to be dropping mandates? >> well, don, good to be with you especially with cases coming down as much as they are. the case level are still higher than they were back in that delta surge last winter, but they are definitely on a strong downward trajectory. the hospitalizations are lagging now, so it's understandable people are ready to move on. there are still -- even though the states are dropping mandates there's still an ability for local areas, counties, cities, to keep mandates in place. don, i think the main thing to watch out for at this point is those case rates keep falling and we're ready the next time if they go up again. in the meantime people do want to get more to a sense of normalcy, and they can do that while still taking some reasonable precautions. >> let's talk about the white house today recommending even in states where mandates are lifted people should keep following cdc guidelines on masking. so how about anyone w

president-elect george mcclellan would not have lobbied as lincoln did to secure the necessary votes in the house and as president mcclellan would not have demanded abolition as a prize the price of peace. only with lincoln's victory and the victory of the republican party. is it possible to view abolish the abolition of slavery as something close to inevitable? no one understood this better than william lloyd garrison. no, presidential election has ever occurred at all comparable in magnitude solemnity and far-reaching consequences garrison wrote as the returns of the 1864 vote came in with lincoln's victory secured garrison declared the doom of republic rebellion, and slavery is now irrevocably pronounced. so fundamental and astounding yes. and yet could not have happened without the anti-slavery project without the peacetime project of federal pressure on southern states to abolish slavery in concert with the wartime project of military emancipation and the enlistment of black troops all of it justified by a constitution that lincoln believed made freedom the rule and slavery the

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what's your reading of the outcome of mr. mcclellan's shuttle diplomacy this week. well, 2 things. first of all, there's a value in diplomacy in itself, meeting face to face a leader as my horse on and as charles will do a 4456 hour. it has value in itself because it allows the leaders to gauge each other and know each other's attention. i'm not saying that my hall looked into, but in sol as former president bush. one said, there is a value in itself, in the meat, in a long meeting phase for as a boy, there's a war community case, and that's a class like you would anticipate russia saying something like, of course we made no commitments whatsoever. well, i say let's wait and see if it's correct to say that it's a rush as promised you who was raised forces from bell read soft sciences, are going to take place in the coming days. and then it would be very simple to, to her. to clarify ok, present a con, made reference though, to concrete, practical solutions for the ukraine crisis and for addressing rushes security concerns. what exactly do you think he's talking about there? he's ta

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we'll bring you the details as they become available. independent journalist little evey thinks that mcclellan is trying to enhance his countries on his own position on the international arena. he wants to come to america, and of course, it is not official, but you want us to position france as a force on, on the, on the international. see, well, francis, always been a maverick within nato. you know, it was under the goal. it was not with a night already expelled nato to belgium, actually from fulton law. and michael plays all this again. it's quite complicated for him to take anything. i don't think he has much power given to him by anybody. but don't forget that there are many oppositions in europe that i'm not in power, but i would really be on the side of russia. but of course they have gone so far and saying i owe you crank. and john h o n a to can accept your grain. that is very difficult to climb down from this all. russia of course says rightly so. no, you grade it, nato. so my whole has to try to, to juggle with these 2 balls quite difficult. microns visit comes as a top russian diplo

it was a great little museum at mcclellan. the army women's museum has moved from fort mcclellan.it is now at fort lee, virginia. and i was there last month and it looks pretty nice. it's much bigger and it's got a lot more going on so you should go visit. we'll stay to your right with connie up front. you guys talk was excellent and different and just by the side. my mom was a nurse during world war two but fast forward until now. i must be the only american that did not know that julia child was in the oss. during the war is there any information that's been i know she's dead. i know she cooked but well one thing i'd like to do is perhaps save that for tomorrow evening when rob satino is interviewing jeanette conan who wrote a book just on that subject, but you ladies are on the panel right now. so if you'd like to give them a little appetizer that probably wouldn't cross any boundaries. okay. well, julia child in china with betty mcintosh who was one of the propaganda experts for the oss and julia child was one of the organizers in their office. so yes, they all worked together

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he mcclellan lost some 16,000 on the peninsula. there were at least 16,000 casualties in the army of the potomac alone at fredericksburg and a similar number in chancellorsville. and as we all know by march the lincoln administration and congress managed to get through a draft why because who would want to join the army? nobody it has been nothing but a slaughterhouse. and there's been nothing gained. and so on the eve of gettysburg the white house was concerned about riots breaking out in the streets. and then suddenly a victory is given to them in the largest land engagement ever fought on the north american continent. and yet and yet after that. what happens? george meade is accused of not following the enemy. george meads accused of not having the moral courage to make decisions himself. george meade is accused of not attacking the enemy along the downsville line near hagerstown on the 12th and 13th of july. lacking the moral courage to do that instead. he called a council of war. and that's how mead has been remembered. i reme

i can't imagine that meeting with mcaleenan was anything was anything but awkward or [inaudible] mcclellan [inaudible] the army is not going to fight to enforce that proclamation, that preliminary proclamation he issued two weeks ago. in fact, you might have ended when he told his wife that if i wanted to i could take this army and march into washington, which you probably would have preferred, and i could take over, i could take over this government i'm, so wildly popular. but that would make for an awkward summit meeting. what about mcarthur and roosevelt? what was their relationship at this point? >> well? there was a lot of talk at the republican party about nominating the cost of the president in 1944. he didn't do anything actively to promote that about two [inaudible] nothing to prevented. he's out of the country called him he's a soldier he, will do his duty, and if they call him to the highest office of, of course you will go. roosevelt knew that he was a dangerous man in a lot of ways. macarthur was a difficult personality. [inaudible] this notice about lincoln, not about macarth

at increased risk for many cancers and other illnesses and -- are stationed at places like fourth mcclellan, alabama. a region getting this information into their hands canned and will save lives. in section 505, we wanted to address the fact that there is age and gender, but race is not included in the research. we think it's imperative for two reasons. one, because many racially mine norris -- developing cancer and other -- we need to include race in this conversation to ensure that we are looking at this from a research perspective. in addition, you also have higher rates of veterans and minority veterans who are in combat roles, where they are more likely to be exposed to toxic chemicals. adding race -- in addition, going back to ranking member bost question -- yes, it is important. and nobody here will disagree that we need to provide health care for these issues. no one will disagree about that. but, looking at history from the minority perspective, every time something is ruled out without direct and intentional design, minority veterans are -- if we continue to do this, we will see