and this time muth went all in.ed just 91 pounds putting his health at serious risk. he was transferred to the united medical center where doctors said he was in imminent danger of cardiac arrest. muth was risking his life in his most dangerous gambit yet because he knew his trial couldn't begin unless he was physically present in court. >> one of our bedrock systems is a defendant has an absolute right to be present at all stages of a trial, and you just cannot commence a trial with the defendant not being present. >> so what's the ultimate end game here? muth's 91 pounds, can't be transported to the hospital to courtroom so i can start the murder trial against him. i'm stuck, i'm treading water. what i knew is that as long as he stayed in this condition i couldn't even begin to go about seeking justice for viola, for fran, for connie, for ethan and for the community. muth at that moment had us where he wanted us. t that moment had e he wanted us when you're through with powering through, it's time for theraflu hot

hitler had come to power, muthe was a large movement toward militerism in japan and roosevelt was aware of this and he's watching it, but he can't do anything, because the country and the congress are isolationists. they don't want anything to do with anything. things get really desperate for the english. they are being bombed mercilessly by germany. by the way, if you want to read an excellent book about the bombing and what was going on at this point in the american-british relationship, i recommend to you a book by eric larson called "the splendid and the vile", a wonderful history of what went on. at any rate, churchill is appealing almost daily to roosevelt saying, please, we're not going to be able to hold out against hitler much longer. and roosevelt is trying to move the american public and the congress towards helping and they're not buying it. finally, he gives a speech, and i'm just going to read a quick excerpt from the speech. he says to them, he says to the congress and to the country, suppose my neighbor's home catches fire and i have a length of garden hose 400 or 500 fe

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