in other words, it has to work in the event that we have to defend ourselves, newton county. that's in order to do what we all want to do, namely prevent war saying, i have to, for example, be able to manage this re deployment of large bodies of troops and piece time, of course. and so before the 1st shot is ever fired, i can make it clear to the opponents that they are going to fail. okay, awesome. just so i think at 1st everything goes to plan for the soldiers from bavaria on their way to let the mania the loading process is completed. but then there's an unexpected delay due to a rail strike, the train is only able to travel a few kilometers 3 days later, it's still in bavaria, nato headquarters and brussels, where crucial political decisions are made. in the event of an attack on a needle member states, this is where leaders would decide whether to invoke article 5 in the nato process, article 5 of courses, the article of the washington training that is most well known armed attack them on she'll be considered an armed attack on, everybody knows about article 5, but that'

county in north carolina. it's it's similar to that kind of movement. but matthew mcconaughey plays a figure very well. i think, named newtonnight, who was a real historic that that dr. bynum did an enormous amount of good local historical work digging out his loyalty. what happens to him after the war but essentially county jones county mississippi passed the resistors passed a declaration seceding from the confederacy. so they they as far as declaring that they are out of the confederacy and they want they want back in the union. so it's a fascinating moment from mississippi history. but, yeah, i the movie's militaristic. it tells a different, you know, different story about the americans of more than we typically by most of us until that movie man yeah i think it's a real credit to matthew mcconaughey because. i think what he got behind the project, it got funded, you know. and so i think it was really interesting. he lived in new orleans during the filming of it. it was a really and dr. bynum was there and did a lot of historical advice know and she was she was really great. and that's a wonderful book, free state of. j

very well i think, named newton night, a historic figure who did a lot of good local historical work digging out his loyalty, what happens after the war but essentially this county past the resistors, past a declaration seceding from the confederacy. they go as far as declaring they are out of the confederacy and went back in the union. it is a fascinating moment for mississippi history. there's a different story about the american civil war. i think it is a credit to matthew mcconaughey. when he got behind the project it got funded. it was interesting. he lived in new orleans during the filming of it. doctor bynum did a lot of historical advice. it's a wonderful book. [applause] .. >> sign up for the ahtv newsletter today and be sure to watch american history tv every weekend or anytime online at c-span.org/history. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington live and on-demand. keep up with the day's biggest events with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from the u.s. congress, white house events, the courts, campaigns and more from the world of politics all at your fingertips. you can stay cu

figure named newton knight is a historic figure that the doctor didn't go to local historical work at digging out his loyalty what happens to him after the war. but essentially jones countymississippi past the resisters. past a declaration seceding from the confederacy. so they go as far as declaring their out of the confederacy and they want back in the union. it's a fascinating moment forri mississippi history. the different war. >> the real credit to matthewt mcconaughey. i think when he got behind the project got funded is really interesting he lived in new orleans during the filming of it. and doctor bynum was there and did a lot of historical advice she was really great for that's a wonderful book. [applause] clicks if you are enjoying american history to be sent for newsletters and qr code on the screen to receive weekly highlights of upcoming programs like lectures in history, american artifacts, the presidency and more. sent for the newsletter today make sure to watch american history tv every weekend or anytime online at c-span.org/history. ♪ weekends on cspan2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents story and on sunday book tv b

newton aycliffe. >> aycliffe got to know. got to know. yeah it's a town in england. says wikipedia. county durham . you drive past it.ive past it. >> no i tell you what, i have been up that side of the country. that'll be why. oh, recently. yeah. and all that sort of stuff. you know what i was doing. okay. all right, anyway, there you go . yeah. it's anyway, there you go. yeah. it's lovely to hear. just to hear from you. >> it's lovely to know where you're watching and how. and, you're watching and how. and, you know, whether it's time for tea or whether you've been up all night at a beach party. oh, that sounds good. >> oh, stevie critchley's watching gb news on his phone while heading to work. hope you're not driving. no you spend the boss or something anyway. morning to you all. what was i going to say? oh, yes. aiden's going to say? oh, yes. aiden's going to say? oh, yes. aiden's going to be here to take us through all the sports very shortly >> this morning we're international. >> we are. we're all over the place. isn't that wonderful? ian says i'm watching you on my telly box in my favourite chair in seaham in