independently, because of the nasis are not able to run their own spies.the little brother that his brother to san francisco. and from sense print san francisco they tried to bring pressure to bear in chemical works information to national security. this goes a german-american. they tried to get that secret information. when it supplied the information on they still refused to submit to black mail they killed him and to send my naked bodies but yes, it did operate in san francisco. >> how accurate is the moving confessions of eight knots he spy? >> guest: it's pretty accurate. there's a scene in scotland do do with the letter sent by crown. of course it's a movie particularly with these. there is a british story the reason the letter was discovered is the local postman got very suspicious seeing all these expensive stamps from the united states with letters received by jesse jordan. sharp eyed and clever they are sending letters but this was a big thing in the movie it's open to the state level with the propaganda story provided by the british. generally s

at the citizenship, the author of numerous books on history and politics including brooklyn and the nasi titanic, and america's first price of the war of 1812. as the editor of two is like the prettiest of the market president in american first lady. professor watson has served on the board of the harry truman foundation, the calvin coolidge memorial foundation, and george mcgovern library answer for public service. professor robert watson has also served as a scholar for many organizations in including truman rent library in illinois holocaust museum in the u.s. military academy was my and others. now let's hear from robert watson. and thank you for joining us today. >> hello everyone. i'm here to talk about my latest book "george washington's final battle". the epic struggle of the capitol city and that nation so virtually any american schoolchild knows that george washington was heroic and stoic. he was a great and courageous commander of the battlefield and of course one of the greatest presidents through his every action and inaction, everything that he said, but it is a pretty much

one universe died in the other universe misfired roosevelt went on to lead us in world war ii the nasis were defeated there split by one bullet which is a quantum event based on history what is a way around this? physicists go crazy thinking about this. the great physicist, said that we still do not really understand it. we have two ways of looking at the quantum theory. either there is a cosmic observer, i.e. god, or this infinite number of parallel universes take your pick. [laughter] in other words get used to it. the theory works. but the philosophy behind to alternate points of view your head explodes thinking about it. >> that is amazing. so, can you explain to us why it is so difficult to conceive of the seven dimensions beyond the four that we are accustomed to? are the three dimensions plus time. is there a way it can somewhat sort of describe to a layman like myself? select the simple answer is no. we live in a three dimensional world part we can move in length, width, height. we can conceive of animals charging addison three dimensions. that is why we understand three dimensi

public impeachment trial for every single one of these allegations is going to be talked about at nasiim. or whether he will go gracefully. i agree with you, i actually think he will probably not let him resign gracefully if that is even possible. but i do think the legislation will do their job here and that is to impeach him. kennedy: think you are right. the party, they have to regain their position in the of new york. they have too. you can't stand behind this person everyone has got a grandparent, hopefully early didn't some point. a lot of people have daughters. and sisters. they do not want a lepic like this are doing to them what he has done some of the women who work for him. it is disgusting. people have no more tolerance for it. i have to kick him out. and it has to be a lessons to other sociopaths you cannot charm your way into a political career that expands decades when you are horrible person. but social passage of it. the party power translator plus much more of the damning harassment report. what is it mean for the investigation into all of those nursing home deaths? w

yet congress resisted read and even after americans became more fully aware of the horrors of the nasi death camps. the congress resisted. can anybody venture a guess or tell me why congress would've been so resisted at this time to accommodate displaced persons and refugees. does anyone want to venture a guess. it will bear in mind, that at this moment, the national origins quotas are still in place. and many people outside of those national origins quotas, was a highly controversial idea and with resistant on capitol hill. and when the displaced persons act finally passed, it passed three years after the war had ended. and even though president truman had advocated on behalf of the displaced persons, he was tempted to veto this particular bill that came out of congress because he felt that it was wholly inconsistent with the american sense of justice. but in the end, he signed the legislation because he wanted to be able to assist some segment of the displaced population even though it was not the bill that he was looking for. so why did he consider this to be inconsistent, wholly in

and also worked in later with the nasi killings. he sits down with otto warburg and he tells him were going to let you live as long as you create this first cancer prayed was more extraordinary is one that we find out that you discovered the sort of daily planner that he met on the same day to talk about otto warburg and victor and that would be interesting in any event on junf the most important dates and all of nazi party projects. only hours later, of dawn the next morning, march operations for the time, the biggest military operation the history of the germans, hours later he's willing into soviet territory and cap risk the entire nazi party project and meanwhile in june 31st, just before it happens, they're dealing with otto warburg in talking about his cancer science. and sure enough, in the diary late that night, he and hitler are staying up talking about how they will announce to the german people that have just invaded the soviet union in the middle of this, they stop and talk about cancer. just gives you a sense of how str

he stayed and knotty germany he thought he must be a knotty and work with them and he despised the nasis and hated them but it did not look good that he stayed the whole time he gets his appointment for six months and he comes to the university of illinois and he brings his partner, my favorite detail frof the book heights is put into a frat house to stay in warburg sees the frat house and he's like the most aristocratic human being that is government in 19 century german to look at it and he gets involved in the huge debate about photosynthesis and he's talking with other scientist about photosynthesis in particular and he proceeds to drive everybody in the laboratory crazy not just with his disputes but he says he's used to working in the german buildings and put on the heat in the winter and everybody's walking around in the winter and he's never happy with the equipment and at one point he literally is driving emerson crazy any circles aroundvi the town because he doesn't know what to doit with himself and emerson was like a saint one of the nicest human beings that ever lived i read