mr. churchill's. so we special operations executive in vichy france, and she has a very good sixth sense. if you. and she finds out that the gestapo was about to come and get her. so she takes cuthbert her wooden leg. and she walks 50 miles through the pyrenees mountains in the middle of a snowstorm to get to neutral spain. she then cable is the british contact office in london saying, i am now in spain. but cuthbert gave a lot of problems and they cable back should crews. not realizing it was her wouldn't like she is gutsy. so in fearless brave she goes back into occupied france for oasis. you see there their original insignia there. and while bill donovan general donovan sends in and she does a magnificent job of espionage and then she comes at the end of the war, he wants her to be given a medal at the white by president truman. she says i wt to stay undercover and continue myor whatever it may be. so he presents her with the , distinguished service cross. atelin his office, which the photograph he

mr. churchill, as you'll in the movie. and he the entire royal air force bomber command 800 plus to fly from england over panama and on the north central german baltic coast and bomb the secret base there. they do so, causing great havoc, great casualties. and it causes the nazi rocket project to go underground down into central germany and southern germany in the hearts mountains and in the four alps. and why is this so important this evening? because general eisenhower, our when asked the war about the importance of the raid on panama, india said it delayed the german rocket program six months in august of 1943. is the raid if that raid had occurred when it did, the germans would have had literally thousands of these v rockets going into the ports in southern england where the invasion fleet was gathered south hampton, plymouth, etc. . and those young men you saw in the first slide going on the troop ships to get ready to go onto the landing boats would have been fishing a barrel and they would have been slaughtered and

mr. churchill is this the end? is this the end? and he said famously it's not the end, it's not the beginning of the end, this is the end of the beginning the end of the beginning. lenny kravitz quite a well-known entertainer in his own right. once had a hit that paraphrase churchill and i think the name of his hips i don't if he is a one hit wonder or not i think he had a couple. one in the more popular songs to the lyric it ate over until it's over. this debate in the conversation on the topic will be going on for a while. i will lead me into my question on federal legislative action. we have enjoyed i think i speak for my colleagues and me. we have enjoyed the hearing about each of you respective efforts to consider alternatives to plastic within your respective fields and industries. here is my question. what we know there's a whole suite of policy options available to us would each of you to share the top legislative action that you believe congress should take within say it the next year to help our country address the plasti

mr. gergen: churchill was asked, what is the most important quality of a leader?e said, courage, without that you cannot get anything else done. in the times we are in right now, courage remains at the top. john f. kennedy wrote the book 70 years ago, profiles in courage. one of the most popular books about congress. and people in congress, mostly senators, kennedy was in the hospital, it look like you might die. -- like he might die. he wrote this book and it turned out well. i have been reading books about churchill. the capacity to take the heat, when the german planes were flying over, he would be up on the rooftop. he insisted that is where the action was. madeleine: is it true there is courage everywhere you look, not necessarily in government, but other places? i am thinking of young kids who filed a lawsuit against montana and one. mr. gergen: i am so glad you raise that. the people who showed courage these days and purpose tend to be black, people of color, and they tend to be women. black women are on the high moral ground. they have shown a lot of coura

mr. churchill once said, to ruin some business, create a commission, so they send a commission, in orderthe framework of this commission, today barel says that there can be no partial membership in the eu, that is, there is a variety of information there, but i would like to draw attention to the words of the german foreign minister, so famously popular with us that i don’t even want to mention her last name, everyone already understands who we are talking about, she says that the european union will be built from lisbon. to lugansk, while in her phrase, she somehow, you know, it seems to me, tensed up, remembered the only name of the city that she knows, in this area, the fact that it has long become the territory of the russian federation, she can’t imagine, but from a lot of thoughts follow from this, just imagine, our president has been proposing, building, convincing the project for lisbon, vladivostok, united europe, a huge space. the transfer of capital is everything they liked before the start of a special military operation and instead, what they choose, they choose a truncated,

when people say in war time, when people say, yes, remember what happened to mr chamberlain during world war ii when churchillorders from the government and the whatever the the army will do whatever the government and it won't government says. and it won't argue with the government. it will alternatives. it will present alternatives. it will present alternatives. it will will will present scenarios. it will do job in what it's supposed do its job in what it's supposed to do. but at the end of the day, the government will decide and the army will take the orders . orders. >> gershon apologies if this is difficult to answer , but difficult for you to answer, but i wondered whether it is i just wondered whether it is more likely that we might see this this a drip feed of hostages , as we've been seeing hostages, as we've been seeing over the last few days, rather than a big release of them? i know there was talk of some 50 being released altogether . what being released altogether. what do you think is the more likely scenario here? yeah i didn't believe that the talk of the 50 release was accurate. >> there wa

. >> why did winston churchill , >> why did winston churchill, who shared a wartime coalition with him, famously say of mrman indeed. attlee, is a very modest man indeed . he has a lot to be indeed. he has a lot to be modest about when fact, they indeed. he has a lot to be modesliked ut when fact, they indeed. he has a lot to be modesliked each en fact, they indeed. he has a lot to be modesliked each other. act, they rather liked each other. >> they rather liked each other . and attlee always showed great compassion and politeness towards winston churchill was very keen when he won in 1945 that churchill wouldn't have to leave chequers too quickly if he didn't let him stay on for a few more weeks. he was quite happy for that to happen and there was a and there's for that to happen and there was a moment and there's for that to happen and there was a moment in and there's for that to happen and there was a moment in the d there's for that to happen and there was a moment in the midzre's for that to happen and there was a moment in the mid 1950s nice moment in the mid 1950s when attlee has been the labour l