you think about landing on omaha beach in a rising tide. if you're if you fall and you're wounded, you can't crawl as fast as that tide is coming up the beach. that is a terrifying environment battleships drew 38 feet. so they had to be more like two miles off the beach to fire those big 14 inch shells. but destroyers drew 13 feet. so they could go in much closer. so whole them to close the beach and in his own words, maintain as heavy a volume of fire on beach targets as possible. admiral carlton bryant who was on the texas, was a bit more conversational about it. he got on the radio and yelled, get on the men, get on. they're raising hell with the men on the beach. and we can't have that. we must stop it. well, that's what he was in life magazine. so probably pretty close to that and to destroyer skippers responded with enthused as in fact almost too much enthusiasm. it's pretty self-evident that if destroyer or any other vessel grounds itself and shallow water off a beach that's dotted with artillery pieces, it's going to be hammered into

on at omaha beach in what is you know the bloodiest portion of the fighting anywhere on d-day on any beach and he's wounded even before he hits the shore. and his landing craft is struck by and he's wounded by shrapnel even before he gets ashore. he makes to shore and sets up one of the first casual t, you know, casualty tents on omaha beach and then proceeds to treat wounded for. the next 30 hours before a virtually before he's finally evacuated the final is that he treats treats somewhere in the neighborhood. of 10% of all of the u.s. casualty his at omaha beach personally. and you know statistically signify account number that he he treats somewhere between like five and 10% depending on what the numbers are that you count. there is no there is no record or so he goes on to be recommended for the medal of honor, the nation's highest combat award does not get it because there is not a single black in the entire u.s. military who is awarded the medal of honor in world war two. in the 1990s, the clinton actually actually gets creates a commission to try to go back and revisit the the

on at omaha beach in what is you know the bloodiest portion of the fighting anywhere on d-day on any beach and he's wounded even before he hits the shore. and his landing craft is struck by and he's wounded by shrapnel even before he gets ashore. he makes to shore and sets up one of the first casual t, you know, casualty tents on omaha beach and then proceeds to treat wounded for. the next 30 hours before a virtually before he's finally evacuated the final is that he treats treats somewhere in the neighborhood. of 10% of all of the u.s. casualty his at omaha beach personally. and you know statistically signify account number that he he treats somewhere between like five and 10% depending on what the numbers are that you count. there is no there is no record or so he goes on to be recommended for the medal of honor, the nation's highest combat award does not get it because there is not a single black in the entire u.s. military who is awarded the medal of honor in world war two. in the 1990s, the clinton actually actually gets creates a commission to try to go back and revisit the the

invasion in omaha beach would have failed. but the germans are just unwilling to leave their bunkers and and then the the american troops get up onto the bluffs and then are behind the german defenses and, you know, that's the end. so sorry. no. well. we're delighted to have you here for this discussion afternoon to talk about power and influence through the lens of two fascinating new books that really shed light on what goes on and what can actually go in the power centers of washington. and also right here and mississippi. if you were going to make a video diagram of these two blocks, the intersection would really be the themes of fraud greed, money coupled with a set of larger than life, unforgettable characters. and then, of course, comes a day of reckoning. so we will explore are all of those areas in our discussion today? and i'm joined by coauthors and brothers here on end brody mullins and investigate. reporter most recently the wall street journal and his brother luke mullins, contributing writer at politico magazine

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roses here is much like meeting the veterans at the 75th anniversary of normandy who had stormed omaha beach. we are here to commemorate the millions of women, millions of women who heeded the call to build planes and tanks and jeeps and can lions and rockets. they were high school graduates. they were housewives. they were mothers. turned war heroes. they were filled with guts, persistence and patriotism. the roses proved that women could work in jobs historically reserved for men. african-american women challenged stereotypes and discrimination to join the war effort as well. the roses needed childcare. and guess what happened? the u.s. government and companies came together to give them child care. one idea. the roses didn't just help to win the war. they transformed the workforce and the culture in this country forever. an interesting side story, the iconic rosie the riveter poster was only destroyed, muted after westinghouse factories and wasn't really unearthed until the 1980s, when the national archives showed a series of propaganda posters. the model for that particular poster was na

the 352nd regiment that's on omaha beach was mentioned average age 18 and a half on of that one sixthof those troops are outgroup group in those people from eastern europe or soviet socialist republics. look at these faces. they are not aryan. they're from kazakhstan. so you have a problem with language and readiness. are they going to fight? well, and truth be told it's a mixed bag, some fight very well. and others can't wait to surrender. but effectively, what we should think about this. this is the reinforce western defenses. what this means though when we said, hey, this is only an act progress only 18% of the atlantic wall built in normandy at the time that the allies invade. okay, so let's talk about the other decision have to make. how do we drive them back the sea, the best units we have are we have about ten panzer divisions. this is what you think about when you think about the german army in world war two. these are mechanized and motorized forces that fight with combined arms operations that can fight in a modern war, whereas of the 58 divisions, 23 of them are static, def

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and i find it honestly kind of funny that kamala harris thinks that the men who stormed the beach at omahaould want taxpayer funded gender transition surgeries for illegal aliens. that is why they stormed the beaches of normandy. because they wanted to open up the southern border. that is not what they want at all. they wanted, and-7's -- they wanted, sense, freedom, liberty, somebody who would protect the constitution. how dare kamala harris call her fellow citizens not seek for loving this country enough to call her a bad vice president, and that is exactly what she is. [applause] how dare kamala harris call have solicited that a racist for not wending their communities overwhelmed with fentanyl? how dare kamala harris call parents bad people for what are their children to grow up in safe neighborhoods? how dare kamala harris con the american people bad for wanting an economy where they can afford to buy groceries and afford to put a nice roof over the heads of their children? i want us all on november 5 not just to make donald trump the next president, but to reject kamala harris and he

to a sense of preparedness to be able to win world war ii, so these men, whether it's at gold beach or at omahare all many were democrats. this was roosevelt's war. they had to get a constitutional amendment to stop fdr, he was so popular in the country. so to then say that these people that were the isolationist soldiers, it's utter nonsense. jd vance knows better. he's trying to shift the attention away from the madison square garden hate fest. >> one thing that has utgan a lot of attention is what stephen miller said. let me play that. it's very short. >> america is for americans and americans only. >> america is for americans. it invokes the nazi slogan, germany for germans. i was in the arena. it was well received. you could hear the cheers there. is there a real case for comparison, do you think, to 85 years ago? and if that's a fair comparison, germany is for germans, america is for americans. what does that say about our politics? >> it tells you that the trump/vance team know nothing about americans' immigration history. they're really just spinning a kind of authoritarian ideology. ma

but it was wide enough to embrace the whole universe piercing enough to penetrate omaha beach. in the darkness he had summed up, he had judged on my fellow americans. today, our armed forces joined our nato allies in air strikes against the serbian forces. the, the guy village spoke to us with them will be restored for we conclude disregarding offense. this is, i mean, nation which is reinforced with the depleted uranium that has a special capacity to penetrate from new care safety point of view. there is no radiological or even, and not even significant consequences. the, the symmetry seems endless. a real city of a dead where it's very easy to get lost. similar graveyards now exist in iraq and afghanistan. they may soon appear in ukraine with thousands of square kilometers of already being contaminated with deadly dust. for the next 4 and a half 1000000000 years, the the man or trump died instantly. and unlike foolish, countless african victims, he gets his own memorial circus. when was it that i'm going to push it don't was who for the the president was you know, somebody fr

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mr chandler was 19 when he served with the 59th flotilla to escort the us army assault on omaha and utah beachessman for blind veterans uk, which supported mr chandler, said a private family funeral has been planned. they described him as a larger than life figure that brought so much joy life figure that brought so much joy to all of those who met him. and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now. i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in an hour for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code, or go to gb news dot com. >> forward slash alerts . >> forward slash alerts. >> forward slash alerts. >> welcome back to state of the nation. the prime minister, sir keir starmer, addressed the nafion keir starmer, addressed the nation today ahead of the budget on wednesday . on wednesday. >> the foundation's fixed public services renewed, a country rebuilt by investment, released from decline, returned once more to the service of working people. now that is the course we set this week. that is the driving purpose of this government and that is the c