yes, i can mcclellan, he says he's been in the country things 2014. so you agree that nationalists and far right to organizations have been coordinated by the west for the past 8. yes. right. sector forces absolutely are recruited and coordinated coordinated. that is the important thing because western money, especially from the u. s, was poured in to organizing the 2014 coo and in the years since then, and the as off brigade and other extreme sectors. and you can see it whether it is in the tattoos and markings or the visa free entry, the websites or the payments. and this is not even a secret. it was actually bragged about by the cranium government, their use of foreign forces and the coordination with military contractors, trainers as they're called from the u. s. coast, as of late any mention of neo nazi, the ukraine has been dismissed as russian propaganda by western media. but a few years ago they will report they want it themselves. so why, why the switch and why don't they think people are going to look back and say hunger? the minute you were

and it was those early runs with the law that appeared to make mcclellan even more radical as he began to accumulate numerous tattoos and include nazi symbols and would eventually cover his entire face. a former member of ukraine security services claims. it was in 2014, the mccolan made his 1st trip to ukraine, where he worked with the new nazi group right sector during the western back might . on qu, the nationalist organ, seen over here in united states has never had to put together. you know, to me there that it's totally different than what ukraine has going on. i was tracking through it. she was also mentioned in the 2020 report from a local north carolina newspaper title, the loss of ukraine, which looked at how american white supremacists were attracted to the growing new nazi movement. there. the report specifically noted that mcclellan who was given internet access for good behavior during his sentence in 2016 openly claim he was working with the right sector on foreign recruitment. while in prison, they may be wondering how and why a man who had been in and out of prison for

their report specifically noted that mcclellan who was given internet access for good behavior during his sentence in 2016 openly claim he was working with the right sector on foreign recruitment. while in prison, they may be wondering how and why a man who had been in and out of prison for years made his trips to crane and back so freely. well that something that ca just happened to be in a toria we known for being very helpful with his also said that he wasn't the only american involved. and there were several other english speakers like himself who came together to help for him. the infamous as all of italian in 2014 a particularly when the, as our battalion back then formed unit 3 was all english speakers. so people from norway, from one to things like that. and of course americans. so just how prevalent is the neo nazi ideology in the u. s. while in some cases it appears to be hiding in plain sight with dozens of. 5 right nationalist bands and artist streaming on the spot of ly. 7 until at least 2017 o. 2 and that includes the artist known as bone phase refers to share both his f

well, that's the case with kent mcclellan who prefers to go by his nickname, bone face. you know, there's a lot of hyper on the f b i sent over there, but it's not there. does that did was central intelligence that got me involved. now that is a serious claim. and while the c a has yet to publicly respond, mccolan attempted to take back his statement insisting he had been misunderstood just one day after the interview. so was it a coincidence or did he just get a phone call from the right people? well, a closer look at his new nazi career shows more light on those carelessly spoken words about the ca. mccolan is a 32 year old man from florida, whose interest in nazi ideology reportedly began when he was a teenager. his criminal record started in 2010 when he was 18 and it ranges from vandalism to battery involving immigrants. he was also among members from the white supremacists, organization american front, who were arrested by the f. b, i in 2012 and it was those early run in with the law that appeared to make mcclellan even more radical as he began to accumulate numer

not under mcclellan, pope, burnside. hooker, every time the army of the potomac advances in virginia, they fight a battle and they go back! this time, they fought a battle against the army of northern virginia and they are advancing. it was a hard battle! casualties were high. very, very, unpleasant experience. but we won this battle, we are advancing! how do you decide who wins a battle? the soldiers are cheering, they're waving their hats and hearing. grant was eager to get them to be quiet because we don't want lee we are moving any place. now how do you know who won a battle? is the side that won the side that suffered fewer casualties? we haven't gotten to world war ii yet but if the side who takes the fewest casualties is the winner than, erwin rumble won the day. and the united states lost, and bradley was thrown back into the, sea and we would all be speaking german today. well not exactly but no that is not how you figure out who won the battle. it's who gets more of what he wants of the situation that he wants

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

with mcclellan in virginia for the peninsular campaign barlow's first combat experience occurred on the second day of the battle of fair oaks also known as seven pines june 1st 1862 the 61st new york was part of general oliver howard's brigade of general edwin sumner's second corps in this engagement barlow displayed great resourcefulness, although the battle of fair oaks was a tactical standout barlow was pleased with the outcome of his unit quote. we were the only regiment of the brigade he wrote proudly in a letter home, which did not break or run at some time or another his commanding officer howard confirmed barlow's words when he wrote in his report. fire, especially to notice the coolness and good conduct of colonel barlow of the 61st, new york. barlow was attracting attention from his superiors even as he watched the high hopes of mcclellan's campaign crash and burn as robert e. lee's army of northern virginia pushed the union troops. back from just outside richmond to the washington dc camps like many of his harvard counterparts barlow assessed the unions and they all wrote to

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i believe it has become the mission of our lives to save con mcclellan here. oh wow. con can count on the loyalty of his supporters. he also cuts a divisive figure on the already volatile pakistani political stage. as prime minister, he was accused of economic with management by the opposition. he was house at falling months of political chaos. and he has alienated the countries powerful military by accusing it of plotting against him. ah, salon tallied gentlest in islamabad, told us the stand of between enron can support us, and the government could lead to serious civil unrest. cotton enjoys popular court and not the supporters of the you to focused on the war charged on. and they're ready to do anything for con and yesterday with, you know, there was this used, it least might dent or arrest con, uh, the workers would want to georgia and the leadership of his political party made it very clear. and they said that they're going to take over the capital this long, but if it's any arrest as me, so it's not that easy for the proceedings to happen. and it's not r

. >> bring in mcclellan market report editor tom mcclellan.you a crack at this recession debate because you have an indicator that i haven't heard anyone talk about which uses tax receipts and gdp. tell us how it works and more importantly, what's the verdict? >> taxes are too darn high. we don't get to use the word always in every, in economic field very often but ever since world war ii every time we get the u.s. federal tax receipts above 18% of gdp we always get a recession afterwards. right now it is at 19.4, so we exceeded the 18% recession threshold. every time it works. there is one other thing that tells us every time you will get a recession when you see the two 10 yield spread curve invert which it has. charles: right. >> get a recession every time since the '70s. this one taxes versus gdp goes back to world war ii and it worked every time. you can get a recession other times when you don't get taxes up that high every time you get taxes up this high you get a recession. it shouldn't be surprise to anyone we should see all the talk

he's also going to send another small army on a campaign somewhat similar to what we saw mcclellan do back in 62. that is approach richmond from the rivers going to off the map here. but the rivers well, yeah right here. james river right there now mcclellan, you know went up the york river and then followed the richmond new york river railroad for various reasons. this little peripheral campaign that grants planning the smaller army is going to go along the james river. and we'll be able to strike either for richmond. or for the smaller town of petersburg so what about petersburg well? in order for the confederates to feed lee's army. and the people of richmond they need supplies. supplies, come on. four railroads the confederates would have to keep at least two of those railroads. at least two in order to keep richmond fed to keep lee's army fed to maintain their position in virginia. okay, so they've got to keep two out of the four. three out of the four come together at petersburg. so if the union that union forced that subsidiary arm is smaller army. i'm going to tell you about l

i'm sure mcclellan prefers this one. he looks a little, but not as little as you look standing up next to abraham lincoln. talk about stage management, by the way. an american flag tablecloth, maps strewn about, some military clothing and equipment hanging on a rack. if you know this photograph, you know that if you broaden it, if you back up and look at the whole picture, there's a house right behind this tent. so they could've easily had a meeting in the house. but photographer alexander gardner probably suggested that this would make much more of a memorable shop. greg, tell us about what fdr is doing here. >> well this isn't a house. this isn't a house of -- waikiki beach in hawaii. it was a three story house with an outside elevator, which is one of the reasons roosevelt staff thought this would be an appropriate place to meet. this is in the dining room. you can see it well, but the map is prompt on to dining room chairs. there was a big argument going on between the navy and the army, personified here by the fello

the national movements 1st incursion into the hotel lobby. fatal elliot to learn more before i le mcclellan lind fund. be hand lozzo. i left my mom, put my mac mom in short, i'm unable hurry on. i'm annoying. keep a small group of christian for lunches. she'd managed to hide inside the hotel, killed a senior national movement commander before making their way up to the top. on the 24th floor. by the folder her colossal put self. publish on the record. on our shop for young, our hug can clock mill front rabbit. yeah. letters drop sauce. was saudi bizarre, a fee botkin, a mouse, mosher with portal. oh no. so what i am in la la barbie, a lot of our sharina law on thumb follow beside, always sort ocoee mo, julio. mike of the, on the images of the sniper dropping $24.00 flaws to his death on the street under the militia, celebrating for the cameras have become symbols of the fall of the holiday inn. blue dot bottles. that happened the room by room floor by floor stair by stair. the battle of already day in completed the division of beirut through the green line, into 2 sectors, east and west bet

i got a family mcclellan, highly muscular, by the zone to help them on the planet over the summer, but it normally doesn't have a still monday. megan and says, my royal saddam and the albatross have since been closely connected privately and professionally to day cetera is the co producer of satellites new film, a forgotten history, filming on location in afghanistan had to be cancelled. but giving up is out of the question that he said that he so i'm not sure because we also have the ocean mission in a studio room right now. da cool. so they're in different county, they're cracked as the female act sees the actor, the in, defend location, different country. and the situation is also not clear that they can travel or not . this is a hot part of their report. that shadow for this movie, people are fighting to keep afghan cinema alive from abroad. but what about in afghanistan itself? the taliban claim it treats the country's film history with respect. they say there will be no destruction of fillmore bands on pitches this time around. the archive of afghan film is very important and has

national movements 1st incursion into the hotel lobby. fatal elliot to learn on what are before allah mcclellan little fund. be hand lozzo. i left my mom, put my mac mom and short on an on to be very on. i'm annoying, keep a small group of christian for lunches to manage to hide inside the hotel. killed a senior national movement commander before making their way up to the top on the 24th floor. by the folder, hey o. collazo put south and publish on the record. on our shop for young, our hug can clock mill front rabbit. yeah. matuse drive south was saudi bizarre, a fee brought in a mass, missouri portal. oh no. so what i am in la la barbie. a lot of our sri ayana la on some follow beside. i always thought i keep mo julio mike of the, on the images of the sniper dropping 24 flaws to his death on the street. under the militia, celebrating for the cameras have become symbols of the fall of the holiday inn. blue dot bottles. that happened the room by room floor by floor stair by stair. the battle of already day in completed the division of beirut through the green line, into 2 sectors, east and wes

once i'd done a concert or to movie my, mr. nico done with a bit of a shirt and william mcclellan's album searches for near ah, the only one in the holding cell love is through. just go with them and when you get the chance like idea, where does miss julia a social studies position a hold of her social studies, we should be special where we wish him to sit just as angel. nick 3 won't to sleep . well, at least you can utilize his east here. i'm last night. the shop a year. floor was just for boy. he's just to let sustain the royal bill of the queer speeches go, let's go to pull much less. would you give a fuck on week sickening in my little style is when you've repaired 0. can you remove the one of the queue for you? mm hm. it was for a speech you need. you just gotta meet by each sheet because of the when the key because when you, when you store lambs, this is going to go with us mob joy. the smart lakers i was a would you listen ideal, a secret and you could feel it was pathetic. then you can was sure though, when you thought about the home you got it was for the elective for both. what

1864 election so that whoever it was it would oppose him who presumably would sue for peace and mcclellan committed to that and yet gambled at gettysburg in a number of other cases where the casualties were so large that they were unsustainable ultimately for the south and grant where no other union commander had before him came up with the strategy that produced the victories that ensured lincoln's re-election in 1864. and again, i think we sometimes missed that even when i was a cadet at west point the military history books at that time were much more about the industrial strength of the south that somehow gave grant who is a butcher and war of attrition and so forth. they you know, they sort of finally were able to defeat lee for all of his greatness. it's you know, it's amazing because of the strength of the, you know, lost causes of stars. i mean was amazing that for so long, you know lee was considered in contestably the greater general, but this is s grant captures three entire confederate armies during the war first did fort donaldson, right? then it vicksburg and then it appomat

on now at religious occasions have been always manipulated, used, and functioned by shadley that mcclellan and his supporters remember 3 weeks ago they, they perform the same, the same unified congregation mass prayers friday in another area in baghdad. for the same reason, 3 to rate their demands, rejection of their arrival politicians, namely the pro iranian parliamentary block known as the coronation framework. but what is new to day is that the preacher, the teacher, has a 3rd mid southerners, statements through his to devise the statement to week to 2 days ago at that's when he, he requested his followers, his supporters to continue their said in an and around and in front of the headquarters of the parliament and also to coal for, for the parliament to be dissolved and to hold a fresh early elections, nor to the, to get away from the current to political deadlock. so we've been speaking to supporters of amongst us, of here today for shippers who came from several cities for several provinces across iraq. they say that some of them will return to their cities. some others will continu

he said that after i lose that george mcclellan democratic candidate, i'm going to cooperate with him between the election and the inauguration to try to save the union during those few months because he assumed he was gonna lose the election and it wasn't until the fall when sherman captured atlanta and grant started painting the confederate confederate army down in virginia. in a the radical republicans that actually nominated their own candidate again because they thought lincoln was a liberal enough john fremont who had been their candidate in 1856. and later governor of the arizona territory. anyways, he withdrew from the race in september because he thought okay the union army is inside a victory and i'm afraid if i stay in the race that it's gonna split the republican party and it's gonna elect the democrat that's going to preserve slavery. so it really wasn't until the last two months of that election that the stars sort of a line from for lincoln and he any one reelection. so yeah, things like that. things like that surprised me. because we have the sense that politics wasn't

this could mean that grant was changing his base to harrison's landing, just like mcclellan did two years earlier. he could be re-supplied for another movement against richmond south of the river, north of the river, rather. all of those federals boarding boats might be some of these regiments that had their terms of enlistment expire and were heading home thousands were doing that. we have to be extremely watchful and guarded, lee advised. a witness did not equate changing focus yet from richmond to petersburg. beauregard was less ambivalent about grant's intentions. he beseeched the war department to return the division immediately, warning if some combination of the armies attacked him, i cannot be responsible for consequences. when this appeal elicited no response, beauregard took matters into his own hands and at tempt him on june 14th sent orders to hoke who was part of his army to move across the james. he also sent staff officers to lee to justify the shift. the absence of any hard evidence, and beauregard's penchant for the fantastic, convinced almost no one in richmond and certa

he was much older than grant and much older than mcclellan and historically speaking older than most the greats. he was older than napoleon and some say perhaps he should have been in a more -- position in command on the field. he suffers a series of heart attacks during the war. the first of the heart attacks occurs in the spring of 1863 during his pennsylvania campaign but he bounces back from that heart attack. there's no real evidence during his campaign that he was experiencing a health distress that affected his decision-making and i would take a step further and say that his decision-making was actually quite sound. think of it this way. for the previous two days of the battle of gettysburg lee's army had pounded the army at the potomac. the seventh entry for terry kor at potomac five of those inch infantry corps had been wrecked by lee's army. they were next to useless in terms of combat readiness. the only things that were left were the 12 core in the 64 and the six core he needs it is reserved in the 12 core -- and it leads to divisions of the second core holding cemetery r

and the parallel, there's a famous moment where lincoln said to mcclellan, a beloved union general whoht to lee. he basically said to mcclellan, sir, if you're not going to use your army, may i borrow them for a while? so, one feckless union general after another, until grant. and then after grant, sherman. taking total ward of the south. and doing what was required to win that war. here, this is a political battle, and we've seen one republican after another flinch, just like those union generals. in the face of anti-democratic thinking. she just wouldn't do it. and i know liz cheney, like me, a conservative. i'm sure she's aware of margaret thatcher's words, but i voted them yesterday because they're so fitting. this is what thatcher wrote in 1980, if we were to fail, freedom to be imperiled. so let us resist to the blandishness of the faint hearts. let us ignore the hallows and the threats of the extremists. let us stand together and do our duty. and we shall not fail. very fitting. a lot of historical parallels. and, john heilemann, none of them melodramatic a day after i had conve

he believed his opponent, general george mcclellan, would wave the white flag when it came to preserving the union. but even with that grim fate hanging in the balance, president lincoln ready to accept the will of the voters, come what may. he made a quiet pledge. he wrote down the words, this morning, as for some days past, it seems exceedingly probable that this administration will not be reelecting, and it would be my duty to so cooperate with the president-elect. it will be my duty. lincoln sealed that memo and asked his cabinet secretaries to sign it, sight unseen. he asked them to make the same commitment he did, to accept defeat if indeed defeat was the will of the people. to uphold the rule of. to do what every president who came before him did, and what every president who followed him would do. until donald trump. donald trump the presidential election in 2020. the american people voted him out of office. it was not because of a rigged system, it was not because of voter fraud. don't believe me, hear his former attorney general had to say about it. i warned those who are watch

even the american neo-nazi kent mcclellan, nicknamed bownface, in an interview.the scale of me, he is the nazi community in ukraine and that all the weapons that are so stubbornly asked for zelensky did not even reach the pre-war, zelensky left us to die. he is afraid of us even more than the russians. i am convinced of this. zelensky with his direct current. you are asking the world for new weapons - this is a constant demand for weapons. we did not see any of these weapons, in general we were never given anything. he decided to become all of us ukraine before the end of the year expects to receive from europe and the united states and about another 16 billion dollars about this in an interview with rbc ukraine said the minister of finance, the country, marchenko, ukrainian tv channels do not stop bragging new haimars, which the russian soldiers then have to destroy. here are two armies, infantry, cavalry, flying tanks, heavy long-range artillery, the chief of the general staff and the supreme commander, but for modern warfare. this scheme is no longer suitable.

i was a military police officer and we helped train the marine corps mps and stuff at fort mcclellanbama. i served from 79 1994. my question for you and i was telling the call screener, we have the alexandria v.a. here and i don't know if you know this, but they want to close it. our representative has been fighting hard to keep this veterans hospital open. it serves over 100,000 veterans and it employs about a 1000 employees and stuff. does your organization try to help keep va hospital's open? thank you c-span and god bless america. host: dan caldwell. guest: our organization is focused on ensuring that veterans get access to the best health care possible and that they have control over their health care. whether through a va hospital or private provider. the v.a. should be looking at hospitals and clinics that are over capacity or under capacity and the ones that are under capacity should look at downsizing. the ones over capacity should expand the. this is something that was supposed to be done through the commission that was unfortunately shut down by the united states senate. i

for a wider look, here is my colleague gail mcclellan. explosion. the sounds of battle... worst violence the capital has seen in years with fighting breaking out between rival shia militias, as well as the police. it all started when the shia cleric muqtada al—sadr announced that he was resigning from politics. translation: before, we were committed - to the orders of our leader. now, our master took his hand away from us, he withdrew from politics, he is letting the people take the lead. the powerful cleric said he was leaving in response to other shia leaders' failure to reform what he called "a corrupt government." shouting. for his supporters, this was a call to arms. they're a heavily armed militia pushing back against rival shia groups aligned with iran. they charged through baghdad's streets, eventually breaking into this government building, known as the republican palace, even making use of the government pool. outside of baghdad, supporters burned tires and rode through smoke in southern provinces. before these clashes, iraq was already at a standstill. despite m