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if you remember nothing else remember this from napoleon. napoleon said a leader is a dealer in hope. a leader is a dealer and hope. everything else i talked about tonight devol's from that inner quiet sense of self-confidence think wires others with hope. not with fear. that is the heart of character. [applause] >> we have time for a few quick questions. he flew in from vietnam this afternoon and this evening. first question from one of the many cadets from troy high school, what is your question? >> my question would be, have an aspiration to come back to the country and serve the country, people who have functioning autism that precludes them from doing that but they have the aspiration to want to cause these changes and innovate. >> a wonderful question. i will answer as follows. i'm often approached by people who say to me thank you for your service and i appreciate this. there are so many ways to serve this country certainly in uniform and i'm proud of everybody here who has worn a uniform and is wearing a uniform. military service is

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in my last thought for you tonight about character comes from napoleon for go i love quoting napoleon because short people have to stick together. [laughter] if you remember nothing else while we have been together in this marvelous library, the center of intellectual thought, thought, which probes the biggest questions of character if you remember nothing else napoleon said a looter is a dealer and hope everything else i talk about tonight devolves from that quiet sense of self that inspires others with hop hope, not with fear but a dealer is a leader in hope that is the heart of a character. thank you very much. >> thank you admiral. we have time for a few quex questions. flying in from vietnam this morning and flying out this afternoon. our first question comes from one of the many cadets from troy high school jrotc. >> what would you say to cadets who cannot enlist either way but to give back to their country and serve their country because there will be those who have high functioning autism one - - autism that precludes them but they still have the aspiration to innovate. >> wha

he did not tell the story of napoleon through napoleon's eyes. in the same way we do not want to tell the story of donald . j trump must through his trump eyes. that is been done to death. to diminish in certain respects. so we applied that template from gang language and we wanted to superimpose it onto the trump world. and it is highly did that. >> there was no meeting and we were comparing the white house to that. asawin: that's when was scribbled on a piece of paper. i had to concede to her that were there were some differences between gangsters like hard-core gangsters and donald trump. and she thanked us for conceding that. but my only to what was different white house and stronger mbas. so that kind of thing. anyway, that is my line long answer to how we got to be the apprentice. molly: so the idea of good fellows is the warm side view, the more varnished, more accurate picture of your singles bigger pictures, you are saying the unvarnished truth, how people treat things that are so revealing's. what you learned from this approach that you

the daring of napoleon. another illinoien describe the situation in champion hill as extremely critical and for any other general, would have been desperate. they have confidence in grant. one confederate is saying everything being considered, we have nothing to look for but victory. although i can find no reasonable ground for my fears, i had them and they weighed heavily. if superstition had something to do with my fears, i am candid to admit, but even as i laid aside my fears, i had a feeling not always going to turn out well in my fears turned out to be anything but groundless. not a lot of confidence in the confederate army. up the chain of command, george boomer says general grant commits -- display great skill along with energy and nerve. the passage of this army up to this point is one of the most masterly movements in the history of warfare and it is a success. contrast that with what a confederate officer is saying. there is quite a feud between loring and pepper 10. so far as loring is concerned,

and my last thought for you tonight about character comes from napoleon, and i was quoting napoleon because the short people have to stick together at home. [laughter] if you remember nothing else from our evening together in this marvelous library, the centers of intellectual thought, which proves every day the biggest questions of character, if you remember nothing else,e,t remember this, napoleon said a leader is a dealer in hope. a leader is a dealer in hope. from that quiet sense of self-confidence that inspires others with hope. the leader is a dealer in hope. thank you very much. [applause] >> we do have time for a few quick questions. he flew in from vietnam and flies to istanbul this evening. our first question will come from one of the many cadets. what is your question asked >> what would you say to those that are not able to enlist right away that have the aspiration to get back to the country and serve the country typically those that have high functioning autism or adhd, something that precludes them from joining the servicesm right away but they still have the aspiration to w

expected to find a forgotten grave the final resting place of a general and childhood friend of napoleon and this is the sound of disappointment alphonsus. look and you don't. know him please don't. call x. the best i'm sure you know if it's more to put your version of dick. good at the end you know if you don't do enough of this problem the question since in this if you were to move me most about prison if it did both at the. will do the same i put in the book there is a that is sort of the i didn't she. a month ago the members of this french russian expedition were in a better mood the french archaeologist in particular had never expected the search for good times grave to take so long. but needed some pause is sure. to combine those. ideas up to dissolve i mean what i still could have foreseen i was a poor loser now if you don't sort of almost to screw your doctor more than prove that we don't see that i would just be eating the tea also doesn't do that because you've got this have you off he or she mr g. . or that he does all the. you know. it's it sounds to me i mean. i sit on this.

that's pretty good praise, the daring of napoleon. another illinois will describe the situation as extremely critical and any other general would have been desperate but they have confidence in grant. look what one low-level confederate is saying at the same time. everything being considered we have nothing to look for but victory. and although i could assign no reasonable ground for my fears, yet i had them. and they weighed heavily. the superstition had something to do with my fears, i am candid enough to admit. even when i with would shake off my feeling and leave myself free to reason, i had an innate feeling that it was not going to turn out well and my fears were not groundless. move up the chain a little bit to officers. george boomer, since general grant commenced to move his columns he has displayed great tact and skill together with immense energy and nerve. the passage of this army over the mississippi river and up to this point is one of the most masterly movements known in the history of any warfare and it is a success. c

the two major napoleonic theorists. it's been translated into english, and these guys are studying that at west point and that's security and supply lines, maneuver, don't have to fight a battle and all that kind of stuff. as i like to say you all know barbara -- she was country when country wasn't cool, right? and grant is going to go after the enemy, fight the battles. who cares about the supply lines? we're going to move forward, fight the enemy and we're going to get there. and we'll see evidence of that as we move forward. can't go back. the the politics, he's on pretty thin ice in terms of the newspaper editors talk about how drunk he is all the time. they're calling on lincoln to get rid of grant. still they're calling for their removal and lincoln says i think i'll try a little bit longer but the leash is getting pretty short for grant. he's got to do something. he can't go back. he's as far forward towards vicksburg as he can get. and none of these different approaches are working to the west, to the north, to

his brother brought back an egyptian statue from the napoleonic wars and smithson analyzed the ancient colors that were on it. he even tried to understand when mushed on most on -- a piece of paper and it turned green, he was trying to understand that green color. he felt for us to understand the natural world, we needed to study everything and we needed to share what we learned with each other. scientistsis fellow for not sharing absolutely everything, even little improvements to your apparatus. he really took this to heart. this was one of his 27 papers which is an improved method of making coffee. but in one of his last papers, he wrote something that i thought was particularly lovely, laying out his philosophy that it has been his knowledge that man has found his greatness and his happiness. like to think that smithson would be quite pleased to see that the smithsonian in the last week has just released -- i don't know if you saw the news -- this nearly 3 million images into the public domain under a creative common hero license, which means you all can use them however you like ev

we talked about napoleon. napoleon the third decides hey, wouldn't it be cool if we had territory in the americas and essentially install a monarchy in mexico? that is what this is. the french invasion of mexico installs a monarchy in mexico. conservatives within mexico help this. this happens amidst the presidency of benito juarez. the southwest border is involved in wars, internal conflicts between people on different sides of the union and confederate conflict, and also embroiled in what is both an invasion and civil war in mexico. this is a complicated place for there to be a conflict. cortina sides with benito juarez and also with the union. he does essentially side with the union. several cortinistas fight in the union army. he welcomes the union army when they tried to control smuggling on the rio grande. the rio grande is one of the few places where confederates can export cotton out of the confederacy and try to get past the blockade to sell it. the union army has to control that. cortina is very much

us in the napoleonic wars the population was to donate towards its own defense. and you know one point coming up now because i don't want to go back but are part of your opinion do you. think current i mean sitting there thinking back if any of them is going to. give you whatever back in public domain are going to be your wife. faced with the stress of canucks the regime was desperately trying to compensate for its huge losses putting women into the fight. on top post season in i'm not going to stop you cunt good old orchard you know i'm talkin pieces from fine prefer to compound some other came from smith it's going to noun and. it's just you know as i'm poppy is how she. was put all about another brutal thing was that the range of the sponsor falls it's was a maximum $100.00 i mean. usually 50 or 60 to be really effective. but then those who fired them always paid with their lives due to stop the flood of the of us onto it on the moment of need but as it is followed that was the regime's cynical calculation one local defense volunteer kill one enemy tank destro

for a long time it had been considered impregnable and no enemy soldier had entered it since the napoleonic wars the footage shows here with eisenhower was intended to send a clear signal that the entire german reich could be counted like the same trees old fortress. meanwhile in the east the red army continued to advance steadily in addition to east prussia in the north it was also sweeping further south into salesian a region in present day code and that was of great strategic importance because of its industrial base. our tanks ran everything down in a raid on the soldier wrote in his diary on the 23rd of january day tracks class in vehicles horses and anything else on the road the reasons for the red army success namely security are seen both men and materiel as well as serious tactical mistakes made by hitler that no one had called into question for years so i remember that armed forces since november 1043 hitler had been putting his priorities on the west a lot was going wrong there in june july and august 1940 but he stuck to his vision he said i have to give these western allies who

for a long time it had been considered impregnable and no enemy soldier had entered it since the napoleonic wars the footage shot here with eisenhower was intended to send a clear signal that the entire german rawest could be conquered like the centuries old full tryst. meanwhile in the east the raid on the continue to advance steadily in addition to east prussia in the north it was also sweeping further south into solutia a region in present day code and that was of great strategic importance because of its industrial base. our tanks ran everything down a red army soldier rose in his diary on the 23rd of january day trucks flattened vehicles horses and anything else on the road and the reasons for the red army success names so here we are seeing both men and materiel as well as serious tactical mistakes made by hitler that no one had called into question for years so i remember that our folks a sense november 1043 had had been putting his priorities on the west a lot was going wrong there in june july and august 1944 but he stuck to his vision he said i have to give these western allies wh

that was their hero, a lot of these american generals, their hero was napoleon bonaparte, they thought was the greatest general in the world and strategist. but the problem was they had new weapons where they were planning, making their planning based on old weapons. and so that is one thing i'm going to get to is show this the advances in various weaponry that we see because of the american civil war and how that is going to affect casualties. first of all, when i brought in the basic weapon of an american revolutionary war soldier. this is a, it's actually an american copy of a french musket that was used at the time. this is the french call it a charlottesville but it is a single shot flint lock musket. anybody ever know anything about these? they are very slow to shoot, just the weapon itself dictated how any battle would have happened for really over 250 years. from the american civil war back for this kind of weapon dictated how that battle would happen, it is just because of the limitations. this weapon can't really be aimed. it is a smooth board weapon, which means that the bar

a lot of the american generals, their hero was napoleon bonaparte and a strategist. but the problem is they had new weapons where they were planning and based on old weapons. so that is one thing i'm going to get through, is to share this -- the advances in various weaponry that we see, because in the american civil war and how that will affect how casualties happen. first of all, i brought in the basic weapon of an american revolutionary war soldier. this is a -- it is an american copy of a french musket that was used at the time. this is the french called it a charlieville but it is a single shot flint lock musket. anybody ever -- know anything about these? they are she slow to shoot. and just the weapon itself dictated how any battle would have happened for really over 250 years. from the revolution -- well american civil war back. this kind of weapon dictated how a battle would happen. and it is just because of the limitations. this weapon can't really be aimed. it is a smooth bore weapon. which means that the barrel, do we know -- do we have the makeup of one of

as the irish filed into the small ravine, they were reinforced basiction of two six pounder napoleon canon under general goldwait. cleburne would direct the action from this point. load of solid shot was put in one of the canon and a load of canister in the other. the canon was wheeled into place. i just like this picture. now, the canon are loaded and ready. he puts a screen in front of the canon so that they are not exposed. what he's hoping is that the federal troops will get as close as possible and he can unload with his canon and his men can start firing. now coming down the road was the 13th illinois, volunteer regiment from northern illinois nicknamed fremont's greyhounds. they had been under the commander of fremont. and first illinois regiment to get into missouri. they fought at pea ridge and vicksburg and temporarily attached to hooker's congressmm because they had been at the battle of missionary ridge. so they had already done some pretty good work. they were in charge with lieutenant colonel frederick partridge. here is goldwait, waiting for the 13th illinois to get cl

what ever happened to the remains of napoleon's best friend killed by colin powell in western russia or documentary following my general attempts to follow it on its next. you know we've talked a lot on the show many years about economy and currencies and what makes a currency really what makes a currency is scarcity for example gold is a currency it's money because it's scarce that's the primary reason people use it as money keynesian economics or a socialist is usually a workable because the people who are organizing it think that well you can just print all the money you need you need a program print more money there's socialism for banks on wall street as was pointed out recently one of the big presidential debates you know a bank gets in trouble just print more money well what's the ultimate scarce commodity what is the ultimate scarce commodity think about it what is the ultimate scarce commodity. time of the time to repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important. transitions to sustainable prize board sustainability. more equitable and sustainable. they claim that p

it's flanked by two napoleons. and those napoleons were donated to the city of charlottesville by united states government to be put on either side of the monument in front of the courthouse. with, perfect way to talk and i"ll again put on my pedagogical hat here and talk about how these landscapes can be used to teach about memory. it's a wonderful way to show how two memory traditions are coming together, with the reconciliation tradition. i'm going to disagree with liz on the possible utility of juxtaposing monuments to the existing monuments. i can see putting the monument and a small part where the lee statue is dedicated, who fought for the united states during the civil war. the old sense was that there were no black men who fought for the united states. liz and i and others have worked to identify -- we've identified more than two to 50 of them, 2050 black men, fought for the united states in the civil war, put on blue uniforms and fought for the united states. i think it would be very illuminating, you hav

sourcing of and allocation of treatment to patients modern medical triology was invented during the napoleonic wars france spain and italy of the worst affected countries in europe more than 100000 people have been infected with the virus in italy unknown nearly 12000 have died and the longer the crisis continues the more often doctors are faced with making some very tough decisions and to talk about those decisions are now joined by dr to be a scorsese a physician and the epidemiologist the director also the director of the institute for public health at berlin started to hospital professor vinca physician teaching medical ethics at heidelberg university let's start with you dr cord we're not yet doing triology in germany are doctors well prepared for taking these decisions. well words are so well prepared against other doctors in the world in training and the hospitals and physicians already stationed. theoretical as in when what's reaction is necessary in germany it will be very challenging for a doctors and medical teams here as well. to put how does trash work in a hospital is it just one

expected to find a forgotten grave the final resting place of a general and childhood friend of napoleon and this is the sound of disappointment i love also is the more you look at me the.

of this native leader who had hundreds of enslaved persons, and his mansion was based on one by napoleon. it is complicated. this is something the museum is taking on, to show the complexity of some of this history. the cotton kingdom's success of building it came at an extraordinarily high cost. first of all, the enslavement of millions, the disposition of native americans. even that wealth, the success of the country that could not access -- exist without slave labor that enslaved labor , results in the civil war, the worst war in american history. the end result of this is something that the country is still coming to terms with. what we hope is to show that there is an argument to say that indian removal was the most significant event between the american revolution and the american civil war. so when american indians arrived in indian territory, it's a different landscape, a different environment, different situation. i think people from the 1830's would be really surprised if they understood in the 21st century, the same indians would reconstitute themselves. they were existing in

ok those are our stories for now but next whatever happened to the remains of napoleon's best friend killed by cannonball in western russia our documentary find my general attempts to find out.

almost a century later and the pararis operaa also became the scene of an assassination plot against napoleon the third. the ship the emperors had was hit by a bullet. and has a record indicates the performance was not interrupted. not positive. at the olympics the show must go on already in the nineteenth century shop for deserves. the incident havaving by namame meas altered napoleon'ss love of the opera the m. for commissioned the building we know today a monument showcased by the unobstructed perspspective of te oprah avenues the replaced what had been a contract m maze of littlele streets. today the guna palaces reputation is forged by miss as much as music. this box is reserved for lieutenant t. for the oprah's famous phantom. and a dent on the grand staircases thirteen step also comes with a haunting story. service and also living and i said to have been dancing on the skylight above the grand staircase and when the glass broke bringing down the ballerina her head hit the thirteen step. in the diagnoses of hop in a motion because he'll praise also home to of oddity i like of sorts that