mr. owens, i would like for you to explain what is the webster definition between a republican and a democrat? and why is it that i am an 85-year-old man. i'm an 82-year-old man, excuse me, and i have been in the marine corps air my oldest son has been in the army. i get to make grandsons right now who are in the air force. one is a second lieutenant, just graduated from the air force academy. and i would like to know what is the webster definition between a democrat and a republican? >> guest: first, let me say thank you for your service and god bless you, man, being 82. i've got to have what you have, so, thank you for your service also your families service. my father is mine. my grandfather was a man, alcazar. i guess that makes me a sign of the council thank you for your service. i don't know webster's definition of the difference. but what i can tell you i can look at party platforms. when a look at one platform that talks about having the discretionary position of how extreme can we have

confederate soldiers then tied the hands of mrs. owens.nd placed her in between fence rails, torturing the woman to find the location of her husband. now, bill owens was ultimately captured and later murdered by vigilante ortiz, who broke into the local jail where. he was being held, but his entire guerrilla band that he was the head of had escaped. in the aftermath of this incident. now, north carolina's unions were deeply immersed in a third irregular war in the mountains western north carolina that, piedmont and coastal unions did not experience. this was a border war of raids propelled by east tennessee and u.s. army troops. north carolinians who fled to east tennessee early in the war, sometimes joined the us army in an effort to put down confederacy. and many of these north carolina unionists joined the second and third north carolina mounted infantry, which operated in the appalachian border region against confederate troops. now, unions also targets of who patrolled the border to protect citizens from these cross-border attacks by

mr. owend i caught you. i had no idea that because of the convention that c-span is going to be on more than normal. so that's great. i'm thankful for that. because i saw your initial few questions that you answered, it gives me -- i definitely want to watch the convention where i'm usually too busy for that kind of stuff, but i'm going to make an effort, definitely. so thanks a lot for being there. timing was great, and thanks to c-span. host: and ray, we are going to be on an extra hour throughout the convention, so up until thursday, so you get to see us up until 11:00 a.m. eastern. any comment, orlando? guest: thank you. let's keep it going. never give up. keep fighting. i'm happy for this case to be dismissed, but hopefully we continue to focus on the campaign and keep finding out that never give up. keep faith in god and family and country, and i think that's one of the messages that donald trump is going to talk about, bringing everybody together. that iconic picture of him letting peop

mr. owen: the men want to compete with the women so badly it places women and girls in vulnerable and unfair situations, undermining the very protection title nine was designed to uphold. president biden and the democrats think they can redefine women's sports by redefining fairness. they believe by replacing the word "equality" with "equity" they'll come to embrace the marxist views and will learn to embrace god's children and the american way. it does not deny biological reality and because of this instinctive respect for womanhood, the american way would never deny women and girls protection they deserve from men. our resolution under the congressional review isn't just pushing back against administration overreach but standing up for the fairness, safety, and equal opportunity. we cannot allow ideological extremism to dictate policy, especially when it disregards scientific facts and threatens the safety of women and girls. house republicans are taking a stand to protect women and girls fr

mr. owen: the men want to compete with the women so badly it places women and girls in vulnerable and unfair situations, undermining the very protection title nine was designed to uphold. president biden and the democrats think they can redefine women's sports by redefining fairness. they believe by replacing the word "equality" with "equity" they'll come to embrace the marxist views and will learn to embrace god's children and the american way. it does not deny biological reality and because of this instinctive respect for womanhood, the american way would never deny women and girls protection they deserve from men. our resolution under the congressional review isn't just pushing back against administration overreach but standing up for the fairness, safety, and equal opportunity. we cannot allow ideological extremism to dictate policy, especially when it disregards scientific facts and threatens the safety of women and girls. house republicans are taking a stand to protect women and girls fr

owens disappeared from view. after the berlin games, the mainstream press simply did not deal with him any further. ♪ have you anything to do with athletics? some. nine down and one to go, mrcrowd laughs) daly: ten down and no more to go. panel, would you meet jesse owens. narrator: by the mid-1950s, as the cold war heated up, jesse owens suddenly emerged from obscurity. here ijesse owens... narrator: in 1955, president dwight eisenhower named owens goodwill ambassador, charged with promoting america to the world. i'm glad we could make it before you leave on your trip. where exactly are you going? well, we're going to india, singapore, malaya and the philippines for about 51 days. on that trip, we will be talking about our american way of life, mr. murrow. we feel that we have the best way of life in the world today. we're going to combat communism, we're going to show... wallechinsky: he did eventually become "a professional good example." here was jesse owens, who was still considered a god in the world of track and field, and that was the way he could support himself. narrator: in the 1960s, the endorsements started coming in. ♪ ♪ i always carry the american express ca

elites, led by the likes of lewis goodall, jon sopel and owen jones, jumped his defence and blamed the sun for reporting on earlier allegations about mr they wanted to shoot the messenger and without the courage of the sun against the background of increasingly restrictive privacy laws, a dangerous predator on children would have remained at large , would have remained at large, able to continue enjoying dinner parties with his leftie defenders. well, i'm joined now by my fearsomely feisty panel historian, broadcaster tessa dunlop, and the associate commentator at the telegraph, moutaz ahmed moutaz. the son has done an enormous public service and it had bile poured all over it by people like lewis goodall and so on for daring to report on one of the colossuses of the bbc. >> yes, it was a separate allegation. yes but it was one of those stories that without a tabloid newspaper would never have got out because it was about, you know, some family somewhere making accusations against the colossus, a bbc giant. this is where the tabloid media does its job best. it represents all sorts of voices against the establishment, really. and if ev

. >> don owens landed on d-day plus seven at utah beach and fought in the battle for cherbourg. he served in the army for three years. lewis, u.s. army, mr cox was so eager to serve his country in world war ii, that he enlisted in the army at age 15, lying about his age. he was soon discovered and sent home, but when he was old enough , he served during the korean war where he was a driver for the m 39 armored utility vehicle and merited the purple heart. joseph elmer stroud, u.s. navy, mr. stroud served probably in the navy from 1943 to 1946. theodore budd seuss, u.s. army, mr. sue served from 1942 to 1946 in the united states is a technician and mechanic on communications equipment, including the crucial teletype machines. billy vye, he served in the european theater of operations with the famous adf infantry division, participated in the battle of the bulge and was awarded the bronze star. he will celebrate his 100 birthday next week. [applause] dan, u.s. marine corps, dan enlisted in the u.s. marine corps as soon as he was old enough. and served in the occupation of europe after combat, helping to clear mediterranean islands. his uni