george mcclellan.the rest in letter to a business friend of his in new york i'm anxious to know how you meant what you regardless of the president, inaugurating or paying slaves once changing our institution into a despotism. , now they went off on things like this privately and will he was subservient to the civil government andhe does this in this case . he tells the army y in language that is probably not what lincoln wanted but tells the army has to obey the order, this is the proclamation and we willfollow it . so he doesn'tlead a revolution . rufus don! in a cornfield at uasix wisconsin and in january 1863 he was to go to his hometown of marietta ohio, he was there while there he was asked to give an address to the people in the city of about how the war was going, what they thought about the war, what these men fighting it thought about it and here's what he had to say. slavery is the chief source of wealth in the south and the basis for their aristocracy. from and my observation is a blow to sl

i think he understood mcclellan actually well, although i do think mcclellan him at mountain and mcclellan was more than lee accustomed to it. mcclellan had always been very cautious in his operations. he was kind of a set piece sort of commander, although i do still think he believed that mcclellan would behave that way when he makes his decision to stand at sharpsburg. i think he realizes that, for one thing, mcclellan gets severely criticized. the why doesn't he? on september the 15th march from south mountain and attack robert e lee's and you can look at a map like i had up there and you can say it looks pretty easy to do but when you actually get down into the weeds weeds as a soldier would have to do. that was impossible mcclellan could not have attacked on september the 15th. if he had, it would have been a hasty attack with a very small part of his army. his army had two roads to move the entire army. so there was a big, gigantic traffic jam of the army as it tried to move there. he also to reconnoiter antietam creek. what crossings? the army draw so on where was the best place to

he has to hit mcclellan sometime. what he is going t is pull back. mcclellan follows him. at you will see happen is that mcclellan will send three forward on the other side of the chickahominy river. hence woman and keys will go across the river for them. the first thing that popped up in my mind is, what general would separate his army by a river? why would you do that? what they are trying to do is have a place for the first corps to come down from fredericksburg and join them. mcclelland is ordered to do this so he does it. johnston sees an opportunity here. if it rains, the chickahominy becomes impassable. the union army built a series of bridges. it'sthing great. if it rains heavy, they get washed out. he says, well, if i have two course out of theriver, can you will see the? he kisses way in a front ina place called seves. what you will notice is division is a mile closer to the city in a place called sandston. if you ever incensed at the public library, that's it. that entire battlefield is lost. it's a shame. he goes, all right, if i can hear the keys, if i could h

because he knows he is going to have to hit mcclellan at some time. it has got to be a time of his advantage. he is outnumbered, he's outgunned. we have to hit mcclellan sometime. so what he is to do is pull back. when we call and follows him. d what you will see happen, mcclelland will send three week or. on the other side of the chickahominy river. and heintzelman and keys, across the river for them. and the first thing that popped in my mind was, what general would separate his army by a river? why would you do that? well, what they are trying to do is have a place for the first corps to come down from fredericksburg and join them. macron is ordered to do this, so he doesn't. we but we, johnson sees an opportunity here. remember i said if it rains the check on many becomes impossible? well, the union army had built a series of bridges. nothing great. but if it rains have enough, they get washed out. and hesays, well if i have got to course off of the river, notice where keys is and heintzelman. can you will see that? . case is way in the frontin a

he will pull back, and mcclellan follows him and h can see what happens, mcclellan will somewhere near the franklin import the other side of the river and across the river and the first thing that popped in my mind is what general would separate his army by a river. and how would you do that well because this place come down from fredericksburg and joined them and he does it. but, johnson sees an opportunity here. member carranza becomes impassable will the union army had built a series of bridges, nothing right. but recently enough, they get washed out. and he said if i have it wash out, notice can you will see okay, the way the fro called senines and one of his divisions is 1 mile further towards the city in place called santon some fear for thrrom the public library nt in, that is it. that entire battlefield family has lost and is a shame. but he can hit the keys, i can crush keys in the fourth or maybe a forced him to pull back is really good plans of what he will do and still have the street and right there, a mile long road see if i can advances. it's a 9-mile road and then get t

he was not mcclellan and abraham lincoln a victory that winter. there's a reason why all these armies were going forward simultaneously at this time. the preliminary emancipation proclamation had already been released on 22nd, a week after, and the actual proclamation was slated to be signed 100 days later on new year's day january 1st, 1863. if the emancipation proclamation was going to work, if it was to be enforced, it was going to rely on military victory. and that's why 19th century armies in, america were willing to risk a winter camp because of this political. when burnside was placed in command. he he inherited an army located in the middle of virginia, around warrenton, virginia. the order that placed him in command also demanded know what he intended to do with the army of the potomac. 135,000 men of the single largest most prestigious army of the republic. and the incredible thing is had a ready answer. he proposed to bring his army to fredericksburg using speed and surprise to capture that spot and use it as a springboard on a drive so

scott then called in allan pinkerton who is kind of the head of security for mcclellan's army and hadrun a diff detective agency. august 23 pinkerton arrested rose as she returned home from a walker. rose and other members of the spy ring were jailed in their home. what was eugenia phillips, there were some other women jailed thereto. of course little rose is there with her. they are all under this house arrest. throughout this, rose continued to send out messages. sometimes she would bribe guard to get this done. sometimes she is an invisible. she said she wrote tapestries with the yarn that had color-coded meanings. i am not sure if that is absolutely accurate or not. she did manage to keep getting messages out. in the official records rose's charge of being a spy and furnishing the generals with important information relative to the movement of the union forces. another thing she did was to make use of the press. in november she had written a letter to secretary of state william steward, remember they were friends. in this letter she complained better poor treatment she compares he

and within days of taking command, he had decided he was going to attack jordan mcclellan in the army buttermilk outside of richmond. and that would be the beginning so after the end of the seventh seven days campaign. robert de lee held a strategic initiative in the eastern theater until may 4th, 1864. it is now frank pointed it out. you can look at joe coker and the four days or so his union opponent might have had step on in the army. norfolk, virginia. but as a rule, does not lee dictate the contours of a campaign and he really does. but this changes when grant crosses a river with the army of potomac. so by june 12th, 1864, the overland campaign is over. lee is there cold harbor? he doesn't know. but the initial step is being taken in the crossing the james river. he had said to one subordinate before that. if it ever becomes a siege, we're doomed. and then he received word david horner with another federal army is moving in lynchburg and. lynchburg, in turn could not be seized by the federals because it is a vital crossroads. surprisingly i guess, if you think about it, how was

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 he. 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 needies. 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 little mo

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

but george mcclellan still awaiting orders what was the reason for that.well you know mcclellan has has has gotten the ire of abraham lincoln and and so lincoln is hasn't hasn't found a place for for george at this point versus having some use for for burnside and and joseph hooker and all out in burnside has received some some criticism last evening. and and today i'm actually somewhat of a burnside defender not for fredericksburg, but the his his capture of knoxville and in late august and early september is a masterful campaign with a small force with an extremely limited sustainment, capable so burnside is in some ways out there redeeming and remember who did joseph hooker stop and on his way west to chattanooga. abraham lincoln and had lengthy friendly conversation with lincoln while passing on through washington. lincoln was not ready to get rid what is joseph hooker fighting hooker so i assume the confederacy destroyed all the bridges on the tennessee river. so i was wondering, how did sherman get his across? well, there are no on the tennessee rive

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both happened at a bank on mcclellan drive. investigators say be suspect used a replica of a semi automatic pistol. >>> in san francisco today, the annual antiabortion walk for life event brought out activists on both sides this afternoon. nearly seven months after roe v wade was overturned, antiabortion activists led a walk down market street. the west coast walk for life organization says their work is not done, especially since california is passing a proposition. it writes the right to abortion into the state's constitution. >> nobody told you what your fetus, what your baby looked like in the womb. i think if that would be more publicly known, that it might change people's minds. >> of course, there were plenty of counter protesters out today, as well. hundreds of pro-choice activists gathered nearby advocating for people to make their own healthcare and reproductive decisions. >> the only reason i am in law school is because i had access to a safe abortion in 2012. i find it very important to be here because there are so

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me said, speak up a li. vividly mcclellan reached alexander, buried her here in his guard. only after the russians retreated, could he move her to a cemetery and yet, alexander doesn't want to be of was rochelle luby. i believe that people have experienced such horror that it is difficult for me to add anything. yeah, you have to live. we want to live open and panic, so there is no sense in panicking like when you mer to run, that we have nowhere to run to. it, it was. we'll see what happens. i shall go live, but i'm most of those who are still here. feel like him further down the road, yohina runs a shop at her house was also damaged in the fighting. it's, i don't even know. i don't want to go anywhere. and at the moment we're not able to . it's very scary for children and i'm very worried. every one we met, you can talk about pain and loss, but it seems courage and determination run just as deep. dr. nadia douglas is a political scientist with the center for east european and international studies. miss douglas, welcome to the day. how likely do you think it is that we'll

this is where my mother's grave was mrs. vica, fully vividly mcclellan reached alexander, burried her here in his guard. only after the russians retreated, could he move her to a cemetery? and yet, alexander doesn't want to be of was rosure ludy. i believe that people have experienced such horror that it is difficult for me to add anything. yeah, you have to live, we want to live open and panic. so there's no sense in panicking like when you where to run could that we have nowhere to run to liberty. we'll see what happens. i shall go live, but most of those who are still here feel like him. further down the road, yohina runs a shop at her house was also damaged in the fighting it. i don't even know. i don't want to go anywhere. and at the moment we're not able to. it's very scary for children and i'm very worried everyone we met, you can talk about pain and loss, but it seems courage and determination run just as deep and belive versus authoritarian leader. ah, the authoritarian president, alexander lucas chicago, is moscow's closest ally in europe. while he is repeatedly denied that

mcclellan with their with their peace platform to bring south back in on a peace agreement which will bring in slavery intact. that's i'll call the south there dixie so if lincoln loses, that's what'll happen. he's already prepared for that. he sent frederick douglass with his agents to the south to free slaves to let them know that they've been emancipated. the south takes over again and the emancipation proclamation no longer hold. lincoln. as soon as atlanta falls everybody is is trumpeting a success. they're very confident lincoln's going to win the election. jeff ward will tell you how the shenandoah campaign will make their confidence even stronger. lincoln is elected and the war is going to end on his terms. and you could it all back to this day on july 22nd, 1864. this was a day dixie died. thank you very much. time for a few questions. okay. one of the big what ifs of, the civil war is what if davis had left johnson in charge? you have a opinion on that? if the question is, what if johnson was left in charge instead of hood and there is evidence johnson actually had laid out

bullish we're actually more contrarian in terms of market breadth there's an indicator called the mcclellanverbought. it's at levels that have been associated with short term leaks with a lead time of leaks for the s&p 500. >> you're seeing a pullback in the broader stockmarket. i wonder,er er earlier in thw we talked about changes. any opinion your mind it could continue >> we saw a 14-day rally in tet terms of the rally it certainly has our attention, and we do have upside momentum, short and intermediate term. but even just with the las day and a half oar so, we see that as a reaction to short-term conditions that we think you can look at risk assets more broadly. we want to see how far bitcoin and others were traced you may see a retracement of this 14-day up move. it will look like a blip on the chart. we say that as because it's to the downside it feels like it's a bit speculative. vix shows some complacency in the markets. we have meme stocks getting some interest all of that taken together gives us some pause and chasing rallies. >> katie stockton, thank you very much. also great to

forensic and crime scene expert cheryl mcclellan joins us. thank you for being here today.st thing that struck me after the affidavit was released was this timeline. we know by 4:00 in the morning there was a door theash delivery. the killer may have been inside and on the third floor, because you've got the victim on the second floor, on tiktok at 4:12. another roommate here's what she thinks is kaylee playing with her dog, murphy. you matriculate down from there, the dm saying somebody is in the house, then she hears crying, she is opening her door and looking out but not seeing anything, he keeps hearing these things. then you've got a security camera at 4:17 that picks up whimpering, 1/3, and a dog barking. by 4:25, we have the suspect vehicle fleeing. all this transpires in 25 to 30 minutes. that is an extraordinarily short period of time, when you start thinking about a quadruple murder. rachel: what conclusion can you draw from that? and what was the most shocking or surprising thing you found in that 19 page affidavit where so much was revealed including everything

senator mcclellan, welcome to the sunday show. >> thank you for having me, jonathan. >> i asked duringate, the answer is yes. my question to you is, why do you want to leave the stability of being in the majority in the state senate in virginia, for the insanity of congress, being in the minority? >> ultimately, i ran for office to help people and solve problems. and i can help more people in congress then the state senate. i am used to being in the minority, i spent 14 years in the minority, and was still able to get things done. so i am ready. >> i mean, the republican party, i know you are ready, but last week, we saw a lot. the republican party spent the last week in complete disarray over the election of the house speaker. what are your thoughts on potentially answering such a dysfunctional congress? will you be able to help your constituents with a congress like that? >> i think so, although the republicans have shown they are more interested in power, playing games, show and theater than actually governing and helping people. but again, i am used to being in the minority with a

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land are returned to the palestinians who have the right to it, and that rate will never be lost. mcclellan, aren't they? the whole world, the west and the are well, can see what is happening here. we hear the words that we did not see there actually thought about the nasa she palestinian christians are often called the living stones of christianity because they can trace their history to the birth of the church 2000 years ago. and in a speech to mark orthodox christmas present mahmoud abbas said our people will continue to stand firm on our land. the land of our ancestors, bernard smith, al jazeera ramallah in the occupied westbank. it's been nearly 2 years since the military coup me on law. but the gender continues to target opposition groups. tens of thousands of people have fled, many of them to neighboring thailand. one refugee has spoken to al jazeera about his experiences. we've hidden his identity to protect his safety. don't know, my name is philip local, i'm a refugee from like, oh, and kind of stayed here after the military. coups many young activists came out onto the street to

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from departments on her side not being dealt into anything only like i think it reminds me of scott mcclellanthe outside and basically blindsided by every question that came to them. >> steve: this is a legal matter. and so, all that has been said by the administration is what joe biden read from the podium there in mexico city a couple of nights ago. that is all the information we have because, ultimately and he said and the lawyers didn't tell me what it's all about so i don't know. he needs didn't. denialability. he does not want to make a false statement if it becomes a value matter. why is this second location so embarrassing or fraught with peril, legal peril? >> ainsley: do you think it's at his house and people are going to wonder why it wasn't raided? >> steve: ainsley, i think you have just hit the nail on the head. if the papers were not at the penn biden center, and they were not at the white house, obviously, because that all stuff is protected now it would have been one of his two houses that would not necessarily have been under lock and key. at the house, who would have access

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troubles ahead with ambitious cabinet officers the "team of rivals" and political generals like mcclellan and others. no doubt a relief to him to hear that here was an officer at least who stayed above the fray untested by the adulation of the crowd or political office. later that year's farragut did do his duty on the seat when he charged into the bay in mobile alabama. most of you know the story. it was halfway into the bay when there was a muffled thump and to come so reared up out of the water felt back in and rose up the propellers still spending and shot down like an arrow taking most of its crew with it. sunk by a confederate torpedo perhaps designed by hunter davidson. when that happened the ship directly and farragut the brooklyn stopped and then it began to back down. the ships are in a line ahead formation with the lead ships began backing down you can imagine the chaos likely to ensue and this of course is when farragut took matters in hand in order to avoid having to collapse like an accordion. he ordered the hartford to veer out of line steamed past the brooklyn directly int