you go with nick saban. >> trace: i say roll tide 9 times one at alabama. i go with nick saban. 69% on x, 74% on instagram. nick saban is the highest paid college football coach. chris christie drops out sums it up. our election is way more important than a coach retiring. april, i would lead in with nick saban retiring. i am shocked it took this long for chris christie to drop out. chris christie dropping out is a hard news show. nick saban is a college football. interesting for college football fans but not a news story. chris christie dropping out only impacts on the donut shop showners. i am trace gallagher. see you back here tomorrow. the cost of every decision. medical bills are no longer a worry for our family. so i can focus on my calling and our family. joining christian health care ministries was one of the best decisions we ever made. we're the blair family, and this is our chm story. choose your doctor without network restrictions. all at an affordable price. enroll anytime at chministries.org/enroll. you very much.

nick. iemocracy abolish abolish everything. i don'accountable. nick.acy abolish abolish everything. i don'accountable. nick. okay. all and accountable. nick. okay. all right. well, i'm coming from. maybe a lefty. maybe you're not a lefty. then the for one thing, the look well, for one thing, they've watched they've obviously watched game of and they're shouting they've obviously watched game of at and they're shouting they've obviously watched game of at and thithat'siouting they've obviously watched game of at and thithat's auting they've obviously watched game of at and thithat's a bit|g shame at people. that's a bit weird, isn't it? >> annoyed but it was a >> that annoyed me. but it was a bit strange. >> rishi held this press conference a sort of vaguely threaten the house of lords, and people understand people can really understand what he was getting at necessarily, because he, you know, better be know, he said they'd better be careful respect the will of know, he said they'd better be carepeople. respect the will of know, he said they'd better be

amna: nick schifrin, thank.ou. ♪ geoff: with just four days until the first-in-the-nation iowa caucuses, the republican presidential field continues to shrink and the remaining candidates are making their closing arguments. lisa desjardins reports on the candidates and their messages. >> we have campaigned in iowa for 11 months. >> probably a little rare. us floridians usually don't go north in january. lisa: the gop hopefuls on a last campaign sprint in the hawkeye state. >> so on the 15th, on monday, it's gonna be so cold. like, i don't even know what negative 15 is. lisa: reminding iowans that they're a long way from home. >> i do have a winter coat, believe it or not, and it's pretty nice. and i left the winter coat in tallahassee, so they're now doing an operation to get that winter coat up. lisa: florida governor ron desantis and former south carolina governor nikki haley met face-to-face last night. >> bless his heart. desantislies.com. lisa: trading barbs in a deeply personal debate. >> we don't need ano

i'm andrew doyle still here with steve and alan and nick dixon . nick, we're and nick dixon. story about late abortions. what's this? >> yes, another moral minefield for me here. late abortions should not be reported to police. medics urge. so the royal college of gynaecologists and obstetricians have may i may have said that right have issued its first official guidance on have said that right have issued its 1issue fficial guidance on have said that right have issued its tissue and l guidance on have said that right have issued its tissue and it's|idance on have said that right have issued its tissue and it's quitee on the issue and it's quite strange. they're claiming that nhs shouldn't report it. nhs staff shouldn't report it. a late abortion . and because the late abortion. and because the idea is it's if they don't have to report it unless it's in the pubuc to report it unless it's in the public interest, right. so they're able to breach confidentiality rules to give information police about information to police about possible crimes , which of course possible crimes,

. >> reporter: for farmers like nick it is hard to get last year's winter and all that rain. >> it is both a blessing and a curse when you have too much. the blessing is because there is big drought, we have had that. the curse is , you are waiting for your soil to dry out so you can put your plants in. >> nick runs assemblies ranch, seven acres of fertile soil located in winters, california and is known for his heirloom tomatoes. >> the whole cluster right here you will see all the tomatoes and the blossoms. >> we followed nick through the 2023 tomato season to get a firsthand look at what it takes to grow these heirlooms in a changing climate. for starters, because of the extreme weather the plants got into the ground later than usual. >> i would rather it happen earlier but it was a rainy year. >> in me nick showed us how 7000 tomato plants were finally in the ground a brandy ones, beef steaks, you name it. nick was full of hope. >> they will pretty much give you every color and shape that exists out there. your table will look dutiful . >> outside as the plans were beginning to fo

nick: u.s.and defense officials say erin -- and got through the base's air defense because it was misidentified as a u.s. drone. the three soldiers killed were u.s. army reservist -- bases in iraq and syria have been targeted repeatedly since mid-october. this weekend was the first in jordan. to 22 is located on the jordan side of a remote demilitarized zone where jordan, iraq, and syria meet. to the north -- for years, it's functioned as a launching point for special forces combating isis militants and monitors a weapons shipping route along a highway leading into baghdad. the base has been the target of previous strikes. it is also next to a vast refugee camp. at its peak, more than 100,000 were crowded there, locked by jordan from crossing the border. >> we do not seek another war. we do not seek to escalate. nick: john kirby today said the u.s. would respond in a way that does not escalate but acknowledges iran's role. >> we will do that on our schedule and our time and in the manner of the

nick: yuval shany, thank you very much.ry much. ♪ geoff: thousands of pages of court documents tied to the late financier and convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein have been made public as part of a settled lawsuit involving one of his victims. the records detail epstein's sexual abuse and trafficking of underage girls and include the names of 150 people who were in contact with him. the magnitude of his sex trafficking operation was first brought to light by miami herald investigative reporter julie k. brown, who joins us now. she is author of the book, "perversion of justice: the jeffrey epstein story." thank you for being with us. as we mentioned, hundreds of documents have been released over the last two weeks, which are part of this defamation lawsuit filed by epstein victim virginia dufresne. and there are names of previously associated people, people associated with epstein such as prince andrew, former presidents donald trump, bill clinton. they're mentioned in these court documents. but there's little new informat

. >> reporter: for farmers like nick, it is hard to forget last year's winter and all the rain. >> it is both a blessing and a curse when it is too much, a blessing because there is a big trout that we've had, and the curse is you are waiting for your soil to dry out so you can put your plants in. >> reporter: nick run sun blaze ranch, seven acres of fertile soil located in wynne hurst, california. he is known for his heirloom tomatoes. >> the whole cluster here, you are going to see on the tomatoes but even the blossoms. >> reporter: we followed nick through the season to get a firsthand look at what it takes to grow these heirlooms in a changing climate. for starters, because of the extreme weather, his plants got into the ground later than usual. >> it's just a rainy year. >> reporter: in may, nick showed us how 7000 tomato plants were finally in the ground, brandywine, beefsteak, zebras, you name it, and nick was full of hope. >> they are pretty much going to give you every color, every single shape that exists out there, your table is going to look dutiful. >> reporter: outside a

i don't know. >> as a farmer, nick remains optimistic. he expects to transplant his first seedlings during the first weeks of april. >> such good news. in more good news because all the recent rain the price of pasta sauce and other tomato products is expected to go down. do we thank you for that, paul heggen >> no, i can't take it for the things you want in the weather because i don't want the blame for the things you don't want a cow, you do have another storm system headed our way, it is going to send another swell towards the west coast and you can see the wave heights clearly outlined in the animation that takes us in the first half of the weekend. that's well wiping tomorrow and elevated wave height will continue into the first half of the weekend. it is actually the second in two different storm system that are going to be moving to the bay area. the first one is very very weak. i will send some clouds overhead, those clouds might squeeze out a sprinkle or two tonight but that is going to be it. they should be long gone before the

nick makes a good this?, nick makes a good point way it feels odd point in a way that it feels odd to about people's to be talking about people's private surgery with king's private surgery with the king's prostate, etc. i mean, this is the family the thing about the royal family is the royal is that historically, the royal body the body of body has always been the body of the the body politic body has always been the body of the we've the body politic body has always been the body of the we've all1e body politic body has always been the body of the we've all gotody politic body has always been the body of the we've all got an politic body has always been the body of the we've all got an interest in and we've all got an interest in their internal and their internal organs, and i don't should don't think we should have i think a private think this should be a private matter. need matter. i don't i don't need to know stuff. know this stuff. >> no, i mean, not >> well, no, i mean, it's not they're not being det

nick? m- with? nick? so they have >> nick? yeah.e this labour will fight fire with fire. warns tories, fire. starmer warns tories, which we've basically covered there. they've got there. but then they've got another story. mortgage costs to rise end. rise by 19 billion as deals end. so observer let's so the casual observer who let's say rents might have thought oh this over. this kind of this is over. this kind of interest rate mortgage issue. of course 1.5 course it isn't. because 1.5 million are expected million households are expected to of cheaper to reach the end of cheaper deals which will cost deals in 2024, which will cost an average of £1,800 a year for the typical family, according to the typical family, according to the resolution foundation think tank. bank of tank. because the bank of england to cut england is expected to cut interest by interest rates below 4% by the end the year from 5.25. but end of the year from 5.25. but the problem is , if it runs out the problem is, if it runs out now, you're still in the 5.25. s

nick as always, thank you. well here in germany, tens of thousands of people have rallied across the country against the far right extremism and unique organizers had to cut short the demonstration because of overcrowding weekend protests were announced that more than 100 locations nationwide in the capital berlin, thousands of people have been demonstrating outside the parliament, the protest follow reports that members of the alternative for germany party had a meeting with far right extreme is to discuss plans for mass before a patient of migrants and citizens with foreign routes. a lot of political correspondent, thomas pharaoh, is at this demonstration in berlin and joy and sent us this report. thousands and thousands of people here in but late in thousands and thousands and other cities of germany as well to protest against the far right party. the a if the, to protest, especially after it was revealed that members of the, if the had met with far right extremists, to discuss a so called mazda plan, to the

~ , even though he 'ust fell short, nick? ~ ., , ., , ., nick?h. there were _ nick? absolute nailbiter from start to finish. there were cheers, i nick? absolute nailbiter from start to finish. there were cheers, there were tears and there were one or two beers. every single that that has gonein beers. every single that that has gone in was followed by the crowd here. over 150 in this small room and every time there was a break in play, all the kids run over behind me to the dart boards to start practising to try and be a bit like their hero. remember, luke littler isjust 16. their hero. remember, luke littler isjust16. he is still at their hero. remember, luke littler is just 16. he is still at school. he can't even learn to drive yet and he can't even go and buy himself a pointer to commiserate tonight. but he still the youngest player in the final in the game's history. but the real legacy is what he has done to the game. he has brought new people in, but he has also brought in the people here. there are more members here than they have ever ha

nick _ civilian population of gaza. quite horrific. nick maynard _ civilian population of gaza.horrific. nick maynard from the medical aid for palestinians organisation, recently returned from gaza, thank you for sharing your first—hand insights. gaza, thank you for sharing your first-hand insights.— gaza, thank you for sharing your first-hand insights. thank you for askinu first-hand insights. thank you for asking me- _ united airlines says it's found multiple bolts that need tightening, during checks on its boeing 737 max—9 aircraft. the inspections were ordered after part of the fuselage of an alaska airlines plane blew out in mid—air. here's our north america correspondent david willis. this giant hole opened up after a panel on the side of the plane dislodged only a few minutes after it had taken off with 171 passengers on board. there was just a really loud boom, which was so startling, and the plane just filled with wind and air. and it's just crazy, because that shouldn't happen, right? you know something's wrong and you don't know what. i didn't know where the air was c

nick schifrin reports. nick: across the region tonight, fears of escalation. launched one of its largest salvos against hezbollah in lebanon since october the 7th. just yesterday, a mother and son were buried together, killed on sunday by a hezbollah missile. in northern iraq, iran launched a rare ballistic missile attack on what it said was a local office of israel's spy agency. but among the dead was a kurdish multimillionaire and his family, killed in their home. and off the coast of yemen, u.s. warships launched the third round of strikes on the houthis in 6 days. the kurt -- the target today, 4 houthi ballistic missiles before they could be fired. the houthis welcome war, and once again today launched a missile the u.s. military said struck a maltese-flagged ship that was able to sail away. >> what we have right now in the region is a recipe for escalation everywhere. nick: 3000 miles away, at the world economic forum, leaders from the region, and national security advisor jake sullivan, acknowledged concerns of wider war. >> we have to guard against and

it was nick saban, it was nick saban. they shared. >> it was also on his staff. i'm not mistaken. don't know that thing. >> but they shared it and now they don't share national champions anymore. >> no. washington shared the national championship did they. not with michigan last time. they played. >> and andrew's eyes. oh, you mean. >> oh i mean that year that was a shared national championship. >> andrew, you're asking a lot of questions. too many. but isn't that cool? we wish them well on their retirement. >> yes, we are a unique law firm that only represents mesothelioma victims and their families. >> do you have questions about paying medical bills, getting the best medical treatment, finding a specialist or learning about the newest treatments available? we've been offering free information about mesothelioma to victims and their families for over ten years. call us at one 800 511 5400 or go to metrobooks. com. that's one 800 511 5400. >> here's your parachute. >> certain it's okay. are you foreign, prince? certain certainty matters. >> so congratulate coworkers or say thank

nick: you went further when we were talking earlier. you used the phrase a year as depressing as this one. how depressing, from your perspective? >> i cannot remember a year which is so full of -- we were dp of the piece, civilians who have had nothing to do with those decisions. nick: morgan griffith's, under secretary-general for humanitarian affairs and emergency relief coordinator. >> thanks for having me on. amna: new trial -- a trial started in michigan today seeking to answer a difficult question, can parents be held responsible when their child commits a mass shooting? in this particular case, the teenage shooter has already been convicted. but as william brangham reports, officials are also seeking to prosecute his parents, in a case that could break new legal ground. william: on november 30, 2021, tragedy came to snowy oxford high school in michigan. a student opened fire, killing four students, injuring seven others. the gunman, then 15-year-old ethan crumbley, received a life sentence last year. but now, his parents, james a

nick was a teacher.ean they demanded respect for one another and to other people coach bryant -- got that one from coach bryant. man, he gave the seniors a ring whenever we would finish, and it's still with my heart. but, nick, he taught the players how to own up to responsibility. and you know you play football for a while, but you've got your life ahead of you. off the field is so important. and the thing about coach saban is he not only was a great man on the field, hands-on coaching these guys, showing them how to do things, but he was getting them ready for the big game, the big game of life. and terri was right there with him all along the way. >> a lot of talk about who steps in shoes like that. i mean it's basically impossible. no one will be able to redo what he did, but what would your advice be to whoever greg burn does pick to replace nick saban as the head coach? >> well, we did talk when coach saban was considering this and did it. and, well, i don't think anybody is looking forward to tryi

what that's going to look like, i don't know. >> reporter: as a farmer, nick remains optimistic. he expects to transplant his first seedlings during the first weeks of april. >> because of the improved water situation in california, the price of tomato products are expected to go down. >>> online reservations for yosemite are now open. the $2 peak reservations went on sale yesterday. you need a reservation to drive into the park on weekends from mid-april through late october, and every day from july through mid-august. the new policy is aimed at addressing the overcrowding we saw last summer. >>> still ahead at 6:00, love conquered all for one east bay couple. how they overcame a major setback on their wedding day. look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank you. banking with us means more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined. well, that would be convenient but there is no b-m-o here. ah, you can just call us bee-mo, and there is now. you know what else is convenient? m

nick: you reported from buck moved as well.ke to soldiers who were criticizing the ukrainian focus on eastern ukraine as taking away the focus from more strategic goals in the south. why do you think president zelenskyy had a sense that he could ignore some of the military advice he was given? >> president zelenskyy had a political decision. the whole idea was, ukraine is not retreating. it was the ukrainian military and it was also a big cost to russia. the main russian force was the only russian force on the ground in bakhmut, it was wagoner, the only force capable of operations there since spring 2022. wagner was destroyed. nick: the book's subtitle is ukraine's invasion, the war for independence. looking back on the one year anniversary, it was clear ukraine wouldn't disappear from the map once again. that is true today two years almost after the full-scale invasion but i wonder if you think it is good enough or whether ukraine and ukrainians you talk to think that is good enough. >> it is never good enough obviously. ukrai

i'm sorry. >> what do you think, nick? >> what do you think, nick?funny think >> well, it's funny you think they've the telegraphs better than just that than you thought. it's just that you've conservative than you thought. it's just that you'vyou conservative than you thought. it's just that you'vyou realise. conservative than you thought. it's just that you'vyou realise. just1servative than you realise. it just gradually you. gradually happened to you. it's good . good writing. >> good website, but, um. >> it's a good website, but, um. >> it's a good website, but, um. >> look, mean, >> yeah. yeah. look, i mean, josh it's triple josh is right. it's triple hypocrite. absolutely. and he's funny because he talked about sunak said the view the sunak and said the view on the ground is different to that ground is very different to that from his private jet. out from his private jet. turned out that he from his private jet. turned out thatjust he from his private jet. turned out thatjust recalling he from his private jet. turned out thatjust recalling his

now, nick.onvicted killers by the sound of it in the guardian. >> indeed, alabama condemned for nitrogen execution when they nitrogen gas execution when they intended to torture him is a quote there. so this is kenneth eugene smith. you've probably heard about this. they killed him nitrogen hypoxia. took him with nitrogen hypoxia. took about minutes. he was about 22 minutes. he was twitching. pretty twitching. it was pretty gruesome. called gruesome. it was called experimental. so on. and you experimental. and so on. and you think this is strange? the guardian is supporting a white man for once, and it's because he's murderer. can he's a murderer. and so they can get it get back on board because it takes three. the takes them until page three. the 18th paragraph, to point out that actually murder that he did actually murder a woman 1988. know, woman in 1988. so, you know, it's sympathetic woman in 1988. so, you know, it's but sympathetic woman in 1988. so, you know, it's but let'spathetic woman

as nick schifrin reports, the u.s.arned it will strike again, if the houthi campaign continues. >> for as far as the eye can see, pro-houthi demonstrators today filled the streets of the capital, waving weapons, demanding death to their enemies, a promise repeated by houthi leader mohammed ali al-houthi. >> did you not hear yesterday, yemeni people, the airstrikes? are they not the same raids we they did not bring anything new. but we are the ones who will bring something new. last night from jets, ships, and a submarine, the u.s. says a first run of strikes targeted 16 locations and later 12 locations with over 150 munitions. that was on the higher end of military options. the u.s. military says it hit more than 60 military targets in mostly unpopulated areas, targeting drones and missiles the houthis have used in recent attacks. including the attack yesterday with more than two dozen drones and missiles aimed at u.s. warships. pres. biden: if they continue to act and behave as they do, we're going to respond. since n

nick: and understood.are pleased with the deal and would love the fact that netflix was a link to take a bet on us. they said previously that they were not into sports rights. the good thing about wwe is it is sports entertainment. we are an entertainment property is much as we are a sports property. 52 weeks a year, live, consistent programming. an audience that is quite global. if you look at india, we are the second most popular sport in india. in the united kingdom, we are the fourth most popular sport. this deal will take effect in the u.k.. it allows us to gain a greater global footprint as we look to expand the business. katie: i want to talk more about the decision to go with netflix, go with a streamer versus staying with a comcast for example. did this come down to numbers where you were going to get the better deal or is this in effect a bet on where the future eyeballs are going to be? nick: if we continue to love nbcu, we have smack down premiering on usa, we have premier live events like wres

nick, what more can you tell us? so we have seen from sources from rushing up to the thought or file thought event, and yet they are talking of the 20 plus casualties and assume the number wounded. we are not able to verify those numbers. as you mentioned that that hasn't been any comment yet. from the ukraine inside, it has to be said that this is pretty unusual if it were to look at in terms of the numbers. and it's pull the fact that it is basically on the front lines that has been so since 2014 seems relatively light civilian casualties, special competitive grants, just like car. and the pro, this seems to be of being in a market on the west and sun city center was the front lines. um and uh right now there are some pictures doing the rounds on social media. so the expectation is that will know bit more than the outcome. okay, nick, i want you to stay with us, but there was another incident i'd like to talk about in russia, a suspect ukrainian drone attack has caused a fire at an oil storage depot in the baltic s

nick: the book is our enemies will vanish.> thank you. ♪ amna: the ncaa announced a new eight your broadcast deal with espn last night for over $900 million with women's college sports making up the bulk of the deal. while women's athletics have traditionally been on the sidelines, in recent years they have scored some big wins with mainstream audiences, effectively tripling their coverage in the process. stephanie sy dives into the rise of women sports and the fandom and how they move forward. >> i was at this championship game in 2017. stephanie: she is a diehard fan of women sports. >> i'm a huge wnba fan and women's basketball fan in general. stephanie: catching a women's basketball game at her local sports bar proved complicated. >> the experience has been walking into a bar, looking around at the 20 plus tv's and knowing it is very likely game you want to watch is not on tv. >> that is until she took a trip into portland oregon and walked into the first women's sports bar. >> it was transforming. it's not a sports bar fo

nick: you are back in the u.s., you are in new york.ant world leaders to know, whether they are in new york or washington, d.c.? dr. jilani: world leaders need to acknowledge the scale, magnitude and severity of the human suffering that is happening on the ground. we cannot look away anymore, and there needs to be a sustained cease fire in order for us to be able to provide basic human services and dignity to the people of gaza. and they have a voice and they have power to make that happen. nick: israel says hamas uses hospitals as cover for tunnels. did you see any evidence of any kind of militant activity in or around the hospital? dr. jilani: i did not see any evidence to suggest that and the irc would never work in a hospital that would be used for those purposes and condones any violation of international humanitarian law. nick: what do you say to the gazan doctors you worked with who you mentioned before, who, of course, are not able to leave gaza? dr. jilani: my heart and my spirit remain with you. and i am doing everything i can

the i nick, in your pocket.ick, that's all i've got on that. >> um, yeah. >> um, yeah. >> so the i has rats infesting uk towns and cities as bin chaos leads to rubbish piles. i think that's piles of rubbish, not rubbish piles that are badly made piles though a bit made piles though probably a bit of collections some of both. um, collections in some areas delayed by to areas have been delayed by up to three weeks, which feels three weeks, which just feels kind london. kind of normal for london. but services by services have been hampered by bank holiday storms and flooding, and houses in nottingham bin nottingham have faced bin roulette, a not a very roulette, which is a not a very non fun game, although i don't know tell in know how you can tell in nottingham everywhere. >> i like the idea that they literally spin before literally spin them before selecting , i selecting one. yeah, yeah, i mean i've been in a couple of well funnily enough brighton mean i've been in a couple of wbinfunnily enough brighton mean i'

did gypsy go with nick to wisconsin willingly? and did she know about her mother's murder?eed to get on the plane and get to wisconsin. >> probably the most unique thing that came out of this. >> gypsy, is it? gypsy rose? >> she's walking and we were like, "where is sweet little gypsy rose? well, how good is she walking? she walks quite well." >> linsey: how could a girl who's had so many ailments all of a sudden be up and walking? investigators need to untangle the truth. >> i'm detective hancock from greene county sheriff's office. how are you today? my thought process at that time was, "okay, i'll interview gypsy and i'm going to let the other detective interview nicholas." and your date of birth, gypsy? >> is 7-27-1995. on here, they have '91. >> i wanted to get to the truth of how old she was, because she said she didn't know. >> me and my mother are hurricane katrina survivors, and my birth certificate was washed away in katrina and, unfortunately, they messed up the paperwork. >> i'd been doing this long enough in interviews that i could really pick up on that someth

a rally in a new nick is cut short due to over crowding. will be reporting live from an ad t a up the demonstration in berlin. the next by sir, welcome to the program. and we begin with breaking news from ukraine. we're 25. people have reported having been killed in the east of the country in the russian occupied city of den. yes. the kremlin installed authorities, plain ukrainian forces for selling a busy area with many shops and a market. there has been no immediate comment from the government in keith dw correspondent nick connelly in keith gave us this update earlier. so we have seen from sources from rushing up to but the final thoughts are there and, and yet they are talking of the 20 plus casualties and assume the number wounded. we are not able to verify those numbers. as you mentioned that there hasn't been any comment yet from the ukraine inside. it has to be said that this is pretty unusual if it were to work out in terms of the numbers. and it's pull the fact that it is basically on the front lines that has been so since 2014 se

nick: are these symbolic? have been sanctioned for years and it has not changed any behavior. tim: no, i don't think it is symbolic. i think it will have direct impact. it will have impact on houthi finances, on the ability of entities to do business with the houthis. i think there will be an impact. nick: why not then relist them as a foreign terrorist organization, as the trump administration did? essentially a higher level designation? tim: we felt the foreign terrorist organization designation was not something that was appropriate to the current circumstances. maybe we would go to that, but i hope we don't have to. what the sddt does, as you mentioned, is prohibit certain types of interactions from the houthi organization. but it also gives us more flexibility to have carveouts and licenses so that essential commodities, food, fuel, humanitarian supplies, can continue to reach the yemeni people. there is no desire to hurt the yemeni people who have already suffered from eight years of war. nick: we will g

i'm here because of nick mueller nick mueller and his 33 years of cajoling phone calls, emails mailings, etc. today is the. 3rd of november 2023 and the 3rd of november. in 1943, there wasn't a human being on the planet earth who had any when world war two was going to end. not a one. none. the young people that we see here now, the honorees, the survivors, the veterans had any idea when or how peace was going to come to the world, how liberty going to be reestablished, how foes were going to be vanquished, how tyrants were going to be brought down. in 1943, the world in the world was in a state of stasis in which the future was just a huge black void with no guarantee of your loved ones coming home, no guarantee of the world being made. a new with no guarantee that there would be changes in the geography of the that would divide the free from the enslaved. none whatsoever. in 1943 on the 3rd of november, all that was known was territory that had been lost. the peoples that had been enslaved and those that had already given their lives. that was only that was the only surety that was th