if you believe that maga is patriotic, not deplorable.difer flag and kneel in prayer, if you want to build america up and not tear her down, then welcome, my fellow patriots, this is the movement for you. you belong with us of. to help our country, to be prosperous and patriotic and unafraid. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting usa] so this tour -- this tour is an invitation to our fellow patriots to join a positive populist movement. and we need our fellow patriots to join us because it is no longer just the red team against the blue team in politics. it's the establishment against the rest of us. you know what? there's more of us than there are of them. they know it. that's why they're so afraid. that's why they hope that this movement dies. but we will never let her die because we will never let america die. [cheers and applause] from the deep state and government, to the deep fakes in media, they tried to defame, deplatform and destroy that which they cannot control. and they could not control trump, and they could not control me, a

what does the word "patriotism" mean to you? >> patriotism to me means love., which is called nationalism. you know, nationalism is when we put ourselves above everybody else. >> yeah. >> river rainbow hague is a navy veteran and a tv producer who was a combat cameraman in iraq and afghanistan. he also volunteered to fight isis in northern syria alongside the kurds. i know. you can find his film about it "the volunteers, part 1 and part 2" on youtube. how do people who are not of that region end up over there fighting for the kurds? how does that happen? >> i was humbled to stand with the kurds. i was honored, but isis drew me there. i am pissed off when i watch people getting burned alive and our histories being plundered and destroyed and knowing that i participated in the creation of that. >> in february 2003, secretary of state and retired four-star general colin powell through some half truths and speculation and a little razzle-dazzle convinced the world that iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction. and a month later, a u.s.-led coalition rolled acros

[cheering and applause] >> this tour this tour is an invitation to our fellow patriots and to join awe need our normal patriots to know because it is no longer the red team against the blue team in politics. it is the establishment against the rest of us and there are more of us than there are of them and they know it and that's why they are so afraid and that is why they hope that this movement dies but we willll nevr let it die because we will never let america die. and this is the deep state and government to the deep fakes in media and they tried to defame, the platform and destroy that which they cannot control and they cannot control trump and they cannot control me and they certainly cannot control congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. [cheering and applause] big government, big media, big tech and they would all breathe a sigh of relief marjorie taylor greene and i were no longer in the congress fighting for you. they lie about us because we tell the truth about them and we are not going to stop. [cheering and applause] we are not powerless in this fight. we are a powerful mo

i am sure we want patriots in the military. what does patriot extremism mean? means you and it means me. this as scary as it gets. this is a purge of patriots. they are using january 6 as the ultimate justification. he was hired after january 6. this an extremist 1619 project, black lives matter sympathizer type guy. his joins to define extremism and vet candidates that may have been extreme and they are asking veterans to screen their fellow vets and report back to the pentagon. it's beyond the pale. jesse: the guy says if you support trump, you are a racist and he's in charge of purging patriots. you probably have a thousand tattoos that are probably deemed extremist patriotism. could you get knocked out of the military because of a tattoo? >> you probably could. one of the symbols is come and take it. i have two of those shirts in my closet. i don't have the tattoo yet. but it might get it in honor of bishop garrison. he says if you support trump, you are extreme. if you are watching, if you want young johnny to be a staff sergeant, hope you didn't click on

to help our country be prosperous, patriotic and unafraid.owd cheering u-s-a] >> we need our patriots to join us because it is no longer the red team against the blue team. it is the establishment against the rest of us, there are more of us than there are of then. that's why they are so afraid. they hope this movement dies, but we will never let her die because we will never let america die. from the deep state and government -- in government and the deep fake in media, they tried to de-fain deplatform, and destroy that which they cannot control. they cannot control truck, and they cannot control me, and they certainly can't control congresswoman marjorie taylor reading. >> [applause] >> for government, fake 80 a, big tech, they would all breathe a sigh relief of marjorie taylor greene and i were no longer in congress fighting for you. they lie about us because we tell the truth about them and we are not going to stop. we are not powerless in this fight. we are a powerful movement, you are powerful people. we are the elites now. we have a ri

it is a patriot issue. -- patriotism issue. it should be unanimous to clear the filibuster, and it should be unanimous to pass the bill to get it to president biden's desk for a signature. american democracy was brought to the brink. the fact that senator manchin is still holding out hope that there are ten patriots, what's the word he used? it's disheartening -- that he can't think of ten patriots who have come together, it's a shame. it's a shame on the republican party, it is a shame on the senate, it is a shame on the united states congress, it is a shame on this country that the people who were elected to serve and lead this nation, can't find it within themselves to unanimously vote to approve this commission. vote tojim, you and i are old h to remember when it was inconceivable that any member of the senate, least of all a moderate democratic member of the senate, would question how many patriots there are on the republican side of the aisle. >> absolutely. you know, if only because the rank and file of democrats, conser

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well, i'm a patriot. you know? in that moment, i said, man, we do have a ways to go because even my service to this country has an identifier. >> yeah. because the military still based in a place called america. >> well, yeah. it is a reflection of america. you know that famous photo now of the oval office with all the four star commanders and chiefs of staff of the military, it was all white. >> i think this picture made me snow blind. here is how america breaks down by race and gender. less than 1% serve in the military. that breaks down like this. the gender numbers, ugh. here is the break down for the officer class. and for the top brass. so much more meritocracy. >> if all leadership is white, protestant men, there is an expension tagt that the decision-making, the promotion system, the respect for certain culture will reflect that of the dominant culture, which is the leadership. >> one of the things i have learned is whenever i meet someone who has served in the military, i say thank you for your service. >>

patriotism, biden tells us, at work.t like biden recently revealing that all students might not each be back in school in september of 2021. the science has shown us that kids are not spreaders of covid-19. but the science isn't as powerful as randi weingarten and the american federation of teachers, the union. emails obtained foia request now reveal teachers unions are actually writing cdc guidelines codifying teachers with more excuses not to go back to work. they transferred it verbatim. parents and fathers and mothers especially working mothers be damned. the scary reality of this moment is that it requires leadership. and leadership requires courage. instead, we get this: >> i hope everybody has realized by now these masks make a different and the last thing, the last thing we need is neon central thinking in the meantime everything is fine take off your mask, for get it still matters. >> pete: so he is the real neanderthal now, joe? if you can't think for yourself, won't follow the science and won't protect the kid

john mccain had patriotism and a love of our democracy. we work together early in the 1990's on human rights in china and were recently we worked under the leadership of secretary dole with the hidden heroes. the launch of it was in my office and we were cochairs of the initiative to help the families of wounded warriors. there are many other things we talk about. whether it was valuing the veterans and country or democracy or the high school or human rights in the china issue when others, it was a pleasure to work with him. cindy mccain: thank you. i know we miss his voice. one of the things i wanted to ask i remember senator mccain telling -- people thinking his first name was mccain. they thought that for years. i love hearing that story. >> the legislation. >> this year's theme of the forum is democracy, as you mentioned. you were that night? we all watched the whole thing at home with great anticipation to see what would happen and your leadership was very instrumental that night. speaker pelosi: there was a -- that was a really horri

all good behalf of the patriots? in 2008 there was spygate.atriots were under fire for filming an opponent's hand signs and a republican was on the case. arlen specter launched an investigation into the scandal. this was potentially bad news for the nfl. but according to specter, a mutual friend of his and patriots owner robert kraft third quarter he could make the investigation disappear. specter's memoir documented a discussion with that friend. quote, on the signal stealing, a mutual friend had told me that if i laid off the patriots, there would be a lot of money in palm beach. i replied i couldn't care less. that one line always nagged at investigative report don jr. who needed to know who was the friend who offered a bribe to a sitting senator. years later he believes he has an answer -- donald j. trump. shanen telling espn his dad was upset, quote, he told me about the call in the wake of the conversation and his anger about it. my father was upset when such overtures would happen because he felt as if it were tantamount to a bribe situ

the playing of the national anthem has to be an actual law we're going to discuss and speaking of patriotism the military has just released a new recruitment video going after a particular group but is it actually more insulting and is it a good thing for the military to be focused on being so wolk our panel of former military officers joins us and this is national police week as controversy continues to surround the amount of training which goes into police departments that joshua sweet is going to show us a new virtual option i'm sorry now using all of these stories along with my take on today's edition of news feeds he's right here on r.t. america. it isn't said that politics is war without bloodshed and while war is politics with bloodshed i could not agree more and our guest to start off today show has been around it is entire life with the most recent events involving his family actually being the most challenging because it finds him fighting the very institution they have been a part of for so many decades. now at the end of april president trump's former attorney and the former mayo

the playing of the national anthem has to be an actual law we're going to discuss and speaking of patriotism the military has just released a new recruitment video going after a particular group but is it actually more insulting and is it a good thing for the military to be focused on being so woke our panel of former military officers joins us and this is national police week as controversy continues to surround the amount of training which goes into police departments this house this week is going to show us a new virtual option i'm sorry now using all of these stories along with my take on today's edition of news right here on our team america. it isn't said that politics is war without bloodshed and while war is politics with bloodshed i could not agree more and our guest to start off today show has been around it is entire life with the most recent events involving his family actually being the most challenging because it finds him fighting the very institution they have been a part of for so many decades. now at the end of april president trump former attorney and the former mayor of n

this building lends itself to patriotic seems. now here to pitchers and this one is the first inauguration. this is not in the building. but this is the second president bush, and laura bush is beautiful red gown. that was done in 2001. here they are dancing in 2004 for 2005 or other, again you could see the no columns in this one, but you can see that distinctive carpeting in the background. it shows again that space they are dancing on is where that fountain is. where the presidential seal is sitting on top of it and finally we get to president and mrs. obama, and here is the picture of the facility. again decorated in a very patriotic fashion, and president bush and president obama take the highlight for this particular site that's calling it the commander and chief's inaugural ball. that was dedicated in both cases to the member of the armed forces. . this is quite typical of what inaugural balls can do. they can reward the people who have worked so hard for the president to get him elected. it is generally open to the citizen

the playing of the national anthem has to be an actual law we're going to discuss and speaking of patriotism the military has just released a new recruitment video going after a particular group but is it actually more insulting and is it a good thing for the military to be focused on being so woke our panel of former military officers joins us and this is a national police week it is controversy continues to surround the amount of training which goes into place departments it's not just wait it's going to show us a new virtual option i'm sorry now he's in all of these stories along with my take on today's edition of news feeds he's right here on our team america my . it isn't said that politics is war without bloodshed and while war is politics with bloodshed i could not agree more and our gas to start off today show has been around it is entire life with the most recent event involving his family actually being the most challenging because it finds him fighting the very institution they have been a part of for so many decades. now at the end of april president trump's former attorney and t

amos and benjamin we appreciate you so much coming on the most patriotic day in the most patriotic state you so much for joining us. todd: and, with that, never miss a minute of "fox & friends" first by dvring us. carley: that's right. and "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ >> ice deportations fell in april to the lowest monthly numn record. >> the message they're selling if people can get to this country clearly they are allowing them to stay. >> caitlyn jenner is allowing a new path for the people of california. >> the state has done so much for me. i watched it crumble. you have got to stand up. >> he is not afraid to back the blue. >> we need to do bonuses for law enforcement. someone to defund the police. we are funding the police and then some. >> a total dis

as it celebrates the 76th anniversary off the red army is victory over nazi germany and the great patriotic war. troops marched through red square and actually after flying overhead just moscow witnessed as a stunning military parade commemorating victory day our correspondents were following it for us on the ground so as not so mr single detail will give you a taste of their emotions later on in the program then coming. to the full of some of the constant updates. so this is a recap of some of our other big stories from the week we brought you the u.s. government's mark to world press freedom day by focusing on the rights of journalists in other countries we look at america's own record on media freedom. and the power of facebook was again up to question amid accusations of censorship and stifling free speech as its oversight board up held a ban on donald trump. a very warm welcome from our team here in moscow today we're bringing to you our special coverage of the annual victory day commemorations from across russia it's great to have you with us. grade marks the 76th anniversary of the s

he is an amazing patriot, and you don't have to be a patriot put on the u.s.er donating a dollar, in fact, they've donated over $20 million to folds of honor. and, pete, in your honor, we do this every year, it is not too early to start memorial day weekend -- [laughter] so i'm going to have a little sip. cheers to you guys, to america and to those that serve. god bless anthony and everybody -- pete: i love it. go to winn-dixie, buy some budweiser, and then go play a round of golf for a great cause. check a lot of the right boxes. >> and drink a budweiser, pete. you're really good at that. pete: you didn't send me one, colonel. that's my only beef with you right now. it's objection. [laughter] -- it's okay. >> special delivery coming. pete: all right, perfect. more "fox & friends" on the other side. . . ♪ you are rocking that grill. family: guy fieri? but that pulled pork could taste even better on king's hawaiian slider buns. thanks, guy! (whispers) thank you. my work here is done. everything's better between king's hawaiian bread. there we go. look for this

it's a patriotic responsibility for god's sake. >> well, apparently it's our patriotic duty to ignore the science. a vaccinated president explaining why he will wear a face mask outdoor and fuels more vaccine hesitance did among americans. get this. even an op-ed in the washington post thinks the mostly empty chamber set the wrong message about the power of vaccines. there was this bizarre 30 seconds. biden going into a panic after losing his mask. ♪♪ >> looking for my mask. anymore trouble. ♪♪ >> katie: all right. tucker, where do we start? do we start with the president basically saying if you don't continue to wear a mask regardless of your situation, you're a traitor or with them frantically trying to find the mask outdoors? jill going through the binder, biden going through everything on the lectern. come on. >> it's all so delusional and sad to watch. the fact that he said it's your patriotic duty. there's one reason to wear a surgical mask. that's a medical necessity. it's not normal to wear it and not good to wear a mask. you can't breathe unobstructed. the truth is if you've

if you've gotten vaccinated you've shown that patriotism again.r face to the sun and say a small prayer of thanks. i have done that myself. you tweeted the selfie a few days ago with vax on, mask off. that's how it works. more power to you, dr. reiner. i think that's terrific. i've been running without a mask on since getting double vaccinated. i think it's totally fine. you think it's a patriotic duty. let me show you this very quick before getting your take on this. roughly quarter of all u.s. adults say no way, they'll not get any coronavirus vaccine. what's it going to take to get these people on board? why was it so important for you to tweet that message and show yourself out there? >> well, thanks, jim, for having me. look, science and this pandemic have been so severely politicized that masks now have become sort of a symbol of party affiliation. when i suggested that if you're vaccinated, it's really safe for you to go out and about without a mask on, it was really attacked. a lot of people are afraid to take their mask off, afraid to bei

that is very patriotic!_ have i especially for him. that is very patriotic!_ have a| patriotic!r two - patriotic! i am british. have a wonderful party for two and l patriotic! i am british. have a - wonderful party for two and thank you for making all that effort with your berlin's new flights. lovely to talk to you and thank very much. if you're a music lover, you're spoilt for choice tonight. 0n bbc one you've got eurovision, whilst online there's a special programme from the organisers of glastonbury festival. coldplay, damon albarn and george ezra arejust some of the acts who have recorded sets for "live at worthy farm" — a mini version of the main event which has been cancelled for a second year in a row. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson has been behind the scenes. the glastonbury festival, not normally associated with peace and tranquillity. the grass is pretty long, kind of mid—calf length. yeah, it's, may so everything is pure, peak life. the festival boss, emily eavis, gave us a tour of the fan—free site. so here we are on worthy farm. you can see the pyra

. >> we mourn the passing of a statesman, eight patriot, -- a patriot, a mentor, a friend, and somebody who loved this institution as much as anybody i know. he passed late last night. i am joined here by my friend of 39, now 40 years, tim kaine. we will go back and forth a little bit as we talk about someone who played an enormous role in our lives on a personal and political basis. we gotta get the basic facts out. he was 94 years old when he passed. born in washington dc. a family from amherst virginia. join the u.s. navy at the age of 18. in the waning days of full board two. he left the military and then rejoin the marines in 1950 one the korean war was starting. after he left the military, he worked with the u.s. attorney. he worked in private practice. he got involved in republican politics. senator kaine will speak to this and being involved in republican politics back then, that was a progressive party in virginia. he ended up serving president nixon as secretary navy and head of the bicentennial. in 1978 campaign that tim will probably comment on, got elected to the senate whe

patriotism alone never stop a nazi tank. -- patriotism alone never stopped a nazi tank. the city is being a tax. -- the city is being attacked. the brave men and women load the shelves. they have spent 100 guns. this, all of it, is what it means to defend the city. these men are going forward to attack. nazis are at the front. these planes were invincible to the skies of france. this one will ride invincible no more. soviet pilots get their orders. for each movement, this brigade, the time is now, now, now. it is wide. it is also deep. the enemy must have cut it off. these planes have had it on the american transports. they did this maneuver. now, it is on enemy territory. this is in earnest. skis like men come down by parachute. they start with that objective. the enemy side some -- sights them. they have the russian, but only for a moment. they are sworn to that objective. in other sectors, others depend on them. this is correlated attack. nazi planes with machine guns spitting. forward again. this tank is hit. it goes on. -- the attack goes on. they tick -- snipers ta

i'm a patriot and with him ifeel we country. i'm a patriot and with him i feel we are country. and with him ifeel we are proud to be patriots, proud of the green and yellow colours. bolsonaro 2022! but _ and yellow colours. bolsonaro 2022! but not _ and yellow colours. bolsonaro 2022! but not everyone - and yellow colours. bolsonaro l 2022! but not everyone agrees, a senate committee _ 2022! but not everyone agrees, a senate committee has - 2022! but not everyone agrees, a senate committee has started investigating the president's handling of the pandemic, and the slow roll—out of the vaccine programme in the country. because in brazil, the situation is dire. the country has recorded 16 million cases since the pandemic began. as well as almost 450,000 deaths. that means brazil has the second—highest death toll the world. with these kinds of figures, despite the big show of support on wheels, mr bolsonaro's approval ratings have declined sharply. while his supporters may be a smaller pack as of late, they are certainly loud. let's bring you some live pictures now from minneapoli

we appreciate it, mark. >> pete, thanks for your patriotism, both on and off the battlefield.ot bless you, my friend. >> pete: mark, thank you so much. and thank you for joining us on "fox news primetime." we appreciate it. i don't know about you guys but if jlo tells me to do something, i do it. >> if you want get back to your favorite places and feel confident they have put your health and safety first. >> look for the well health safety seal? look for the well health safety seal. >> pete: so many celebrities telling you to do something i feel like i have to or is it a bunch of garbage? jason rantz investigates coming up next. ♪ ♪ as. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. did you know you can go to libertymutual.com to customizes your car insurance so you onl

it is a patriotic responsibility for god sake.ic duty to wear a mask but the cdc guidance same vaccinated people can be mask free when they are together indoors. i don't want to get into his patriotic and who's not. i think there is an issue of science and incentive. let's bring in doctor marty makary, professor of surgery and health policy john hopkins university and fox news medical contributor. welcome back, first ofrs all, wy are they sitting 60 yards apart, that doesn't make -- look at that shot, why are they sitting closer, they are both vaccinated apparently, mr. craig is vaccinated, the president is vaccinated, the cdc says you don't have to do 6 feet, there talking 3 feet, what is this all about, i find it kind of silly. >> is sending the wrong message, i think right now there's a completely distorted perception of risk out there and we need t our public officials to really set the record straight, the cdc is not doing a good job, even the guidance that they were seen in far more precautions being taken and precaution is

. >> i have been a patriots fan may whole life. >> reporter: don cox caught the team's attention. >>e 55,000 boxes this way >> reporter: because of his organization. food for vets. >> this thing started out with much different roots than where it is today. >> we started in 2013 as a small little regional non-profit trying to help military folks. >> reporter: during the government shutdown in 2018, the massachusetts-based operation grew. >> when the pandemic hit, we had the plan in place and just implemented it this is our sorting area. >> reporter: and the patriots stepped in. donating a warehouse. >> one per box. >> reporter: and volunteers showed up in force. >> good job, guys. >> were you ever surprised at the number of people out there who wanted to pitch in and help you? >> when we hit 2,000 i was shocked. i knew at that point we had the momentum on our side. >> reporter: momentum to distribute more than 5.5 million meals in 10 states don has no plans of slowing down. >> it's heartwarming to be able to be there and see the smiles on people's face when you pass out a box of food

celebrates the 76th anniversary of the red army's victory over enough to see germany in the great patriotic war. troops parade on red square flying overhead moscow commemorates victory day our correspondents were there in the heart of the capital experiencing all the action 1st. then coming. up so the last. hour we take a look at the incredible story of nickel. they saw be it soldier who risked his life to save hundreds of jewish people from the nazis during the 2nd. today we mark victory day in russia commemorating the surrender of nazi germany hello and welcome to our special coverage on our international. well just before we get into the significance of the day let's bring you the celebrations from central moscow fireworks lit up the sky over the capital on sunday night 16 separate shows of red square spyro hills victory park and more marking the 76th victory day on a verse 3. was . the defeat of the 3rd reich came out an enormous cost for the soviet union almost $27000000.00 a soviet citizens both civilians and soldiers lost their lives in the eastern fronts of world war 2 that 4 year c

i appreciated the earlier caller who said it was her responsibility -- this is about patriotism. let's get our country back. let's restore who we are as a nation and everyone of us can do this. if not for yourself, then for your family members, your loved ones, your grandchildren, your community. this is about doing what is right to crush a virus that does not discriminate and has targeted every segment of our nation and it's time for us to crush this virus a let's get out and get vaccinated. host: the usa to numbers, 47 percent of americans have received at least one shot of the covid-19 vaccine. some of the countries with higher rates include the united kingdom, israel with higher vaccination rates but the u.s. is certainly in the top tier. eric from virginia, republican, good morning. caller: good morning, when you hear about a vaccine, there were two things you need to look at. the first thing is whether it works or not. i think it's been shown that it works. it's a known efficacy. the other thing we look at in a vaccine is safety. short-term safety and long-term safety. we j

so once again russia marks the 76 this year of the soviet victory the great patriotic war. lasted for 4 years and claimed the lives of millions of soviet people it proved decisive in defeating the 3rd reich fully occasion we've brought to life footage 1st of all for you have some of the soviet soldiers who made that big to repulse. clever isn't it well one of the highlights a cause of the russian troops of military vehicles parading through moscow's red square was a real treat this year for the capitals annual the day parade it's the biggest of dozens of processions taking place across russia to celebrate the defeat of nazi germany saskatoon or nori sushi to crack a job of bringing us the highlights. today there will be no dignitaries in attendance so the kremlin basically wanted to say that we would like to err on the side of caution so although we're going to have the big guns the big jets the big tanks and all the different regiments and battalions marching across red square it will be a slightly smaller audience for this year's edition of sodomy putin flanked by a numbe

masking is a patriotic duty. >> greg: oh, and you're not a patriot if you don't wear them? is dividing the country? the white house getting grilled over a report that a major teacher's union pressured the cdc on reopening guidelines. >> first, that's false. let's take a step back and talk about how the cdc works. the cdc, long-standing best practice for the cdc to engage with organizations and groups that are going to be impacted by guidance and recommendations issued by the agency. the cdc engaged with 50 stakeholders on the front lines of the pandemic and have requisite perspective for the guidance. >> greg: washington, d.c.,'s democratic mayor muriel bowser is banning standing and dancing at weddings. it saying it will add an extra layer of safety and misery. people's behavior changes when they hit the dance floor. that's true with jesse. he's all hands. >> jesse: [laughs] that was the electric slide. it was required. >> greg: is that when you call it with your tongue? sorry, didn't go over well with me. what do you make over this mixed message of him wearing a mask outs

um while it can only be speculated to what patriotism provided actual relief. it did appear important for the maker of album number 11 to align the sitters as affiliates to this spirit of the city. if we were to assume the maker to be the mother or father of the family the self ascribed role as local patriots is an important addition to the families story of the event. it allowed them to shape an interpretation which puts the sitters in the desired light. the family portrait is actually preceded by an image of one of the well-regulated streets and camptown as the caption reads and this shows an orderly arrangement of white tents on an expected expansive field. even though the families wouldn't shelter was apparently not located on on this street. no comment is made about a living conditions here. the family portrait is followed by some scenes of refugee life depicting several men and a young girl, perhaps the daughter material from a trailer. through this sequence the family's activities during the relief period are presented as contributions to reconstruction

this is the graves of just a few of the patriots you can see here. it was fortunate to be there a year ago, just before all this covid stuff shut down travel. the patriots will do the work, working with the gideon force is something that the ethiopians take tremendous pride in. the service and actions of the patriots here both in the war against the italians in the 1930's and here is part of what would become the global second world war that was referred to. this a be a double concert movement. the map you see on the right is the northern side of the pincer. is in the red sea, using this west canal, using the nile river as lines of communication. also bringing in on the right. they can cross into british million operate on the east side. on the left, you see the southern half of this pincer. this one to me is in someway the more interesting of the two because it will take advantage of a road network that the italians built in part to try and control italian somaliland and over to ethiopia. this road network will allow allied forces coming up from the

russia celebrates the 76 some of the 1st 3 of the red army is victory over nazi germany and the great patriotic war. troops parade on red square and aircraft flying overhead as most go commemorates victory day all correspondence with the heart of the capital following each and every detail. then go big. beautiful absolutely fantastic. and also this hour in a recap of some of our other big stories of the week the u.s. government mom's world press freedom day by focusing on the rights of journalists in the country will look at america's own record on media freedoms. and the power of facebook is again up for question amid accusations of censorship bafta it's the other side board up held a ban on donald trump. a very well welcome from our team here and most go today we're bringing you all special coverage of the annual victory day commemorations from across russia it's great to have you with us. it. the parade marks the 76 on a verse or 3 of the allied victory in the great patriotic war they lasted for years and claimed the lives of millions of people for the occasion r.t. has brought to life archi

or is it celebrates the 76th anniversary of the red army's victory over nazi germany in the great patriotic war feel we've got a major parade in moscow coming up with commemorative events across the country and in the former soviet republics we're going to be bringing you special coverage of it throughout the day here. a little later also to come this hour as well as a recap of some of the other big stories of the week the u.s. government marked world press freedom day by focusing on the rights of journalists in other countries we look at america's own record on the media freedoms than. the power of facebook has again up for question amid accusations of censorship and stifling free speech i did over sideboard up held on donald trump. very good morning from russia this one from a man i was kevin at the start of the small and special coverage for us here at r.t. international of a big day of events ahead for the annual victory day commemorations. today russia marks the 76th anniversary of the salvage victory in the great patriotic war it lasted 4 years and claimed the lives of millions of sov

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