the fact that george patton had several of these reports in his papers clearly indicate that he kept these originals, which he should have never done. with that said -- next slide please. i would like to just go over why the book is significant for a few reasons. ago,said a few seconds this is the first time since world war i that 48 of these official personal experience reports are available in one volume. they give the reader a birds eye view of what it was like serving in the adf tank corps. ofame in contact with some the reports some of the officers did, and, frankly, they were not ready to be included in this book because these officers did not actually participate in any kind of combat operations at all. several of these reports, the officers were getting mobilized, .rained, or shipped over europe the book was kind of limited by the publisher in size and scope that one or two reports that i had that i wanted to include would make the list too long, so i'm happy to say i picked the best and most significant ones. along those lines, there were three tank battalions that served in

we know he had this long-standing relationship with george patton, and a relationship with patton in the war and the fact that his uncle died on that very campus. do you think they had any kind of discussions, influences between patton and eisenhower? >> sure, why not? patton went back from the days of camp need when they were both arguing over the coming needs of the military and they got slapped down by their commanding officer, who told them they would be court-martialed if they continue their conversation. i go is admired patton's many good qualities that he -- i always admired patton's many good qualities that he dealt with. i think there is a lot of conversation. i do not think it is racist conversation and any intentional sense, it is more than just casual remarks that fit what is in the ether at the time. to me, it is the broader picture of who he is talking to. almost all of these folks that he deals with our southerners. in 1946, when he is invited to testify before congress about whether to integrate the army, he says i do not think it works. i do not think it -- integrati

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take sam patton. patton ran the iri's moscow office from 2001 to 2004.just plead guilty to charges of illegally lobbying in the u.s. for prorussian politicians in ukraine. his business partner, one constantine colinik who also worked for the iri. he took over the moscow office when patton left in 2004. rarely caught on camera, colleagues nicknamed him the invisible man. court filings by mueller's office have linked him to russian intelligence. now he's better known as paul manafort's alleged partner in crime. the two of them are accused of promoting russian interests in ukraine. what happened inside that office? how did employees who were hired to promote democratic values end up working for the wrong side? well, we spoke to a source who we can't identify, but who worked very closely with kolinik there. he sent them to this building in moscow to pick up envelopes stuffed with cash and airline tickets. the building is the office of oleg daraposka, an he oligarch with close ties to putin and also manafort's client. as soon as they found out what he was up

scott deliver in that famous movie about george patton. you can almost see the american flag rippling behind, and it is attributed to philip sheridan, who supposedly is going to appear before the texas legislature in the 1870's to prevent the texas legislature from passing a bill to outlaw buffalo hunting. it turns out that philip sheridan, as i discovered in working on this book, had not only never gone to testify before the legislature there, the texas legislature -- which had always struck me as suspicious, which is what i looked -- they had never considered such a bill. but that explanation that appeared in this memoir by a buffalo hunter became the explanation that historians and journalists used for the next century, really, to explain what had happened to all these animals in the west. what actually happened, of course, we just let the market work. the federal government had never passed a law to inhibit any kind of wildlife hunting in the united states, and we did not do so until the 1900s. sort of like the south, deciding after th

a recount of the event surrounding general patton's death. the thoughts on societal trends which led to a weakening of diverse viewpoints. and wrapping up our look from the nonfiction bestseller list. her observation on the political less resistance to the trump presidency. some of these authors have or will be appearing on book tv. you can watch them on a website i teach at california state university staff law. how many books have you written. the death of humanity in the case for life. and then hitler's religion. both of those came out in 2016. let's start with the death of humanity. what is the premise. over the past several

the individuals he mentored were george marshall, george patton and david eisenhower. we don't know who he is. but that is okay. because the legacy has given us our those three individuals. he had advice which secretary gates shared in one of his beaches a couple years ago that he would give to heads of state. the advice he gave to heads of state. if you're going to go to work it should be the last thing you do. if you're going to fight, don't fight for long. if you're going to fight never fight alone. that is pretty good counsel. so that's why national defense strategy one of the major lines of effort the secretary out late for us is partners and allies. with regards to intelligence sharing how we think about problems we solve. we have traditional allies that's a given. what you really need to think about this is what's the problem i'm going to solve -- trying to solve. to find the problem you're trying to solve. from there make a determination, who should be under the tent. who to be part of solving that problem. obviously the and tell business we share more with cer

after that, "killing patton" by bill o'reilly, a recount of the events surrounding general patton's deathllowed by "the coddling of the american mind," jonathan haigt's thoughts on trends that have led to a weakening of diverse viewpoints on college campuses. wrapping up our look at some of the books from the conservative book club's non-fiction bestseller list is ann coulter's "resistance is futile." her observation on the resistance to the trump presidency. some of these authors have or will be appearing on book tv. after the programs have aired, you can watch them on our website, booktv.org. >> my book is not just about donald trump, the man i know. it's not just about the media and hollywood hypocrites. i could go on and on. we will open it up to questions in a few minutes. but the book makes it clear what happened. there is a deep state. i don't know if any of you ever watched "the view." well, i think it's when whoopi goldberg said what is the deep state and who's in charge, and that's i think when the wheels fell off the wagon. the first segment was pretty good but the second was n

with the support of the case and environment activists families from the loss of patton in central france defend their postures against the extension of the military base . in japan forty miles from tokyo is the same battle farmers refused to be expropriated from then and from rita and paul. yes a popular resistance by the farmers and those who supported them will lead to spectacular bassett's i was i. i i. i. i. intially the struggle continues salvador and his friendship with fidel castro as well as his speeches against the power of multinational corporations are starting to attract a lot of concern in washington. that get on the same pace as fast enough for analysis before i think tank or interesting theory says can we know a little spice in this hour or so you know ok fox you know. that and be endorsed by using the studies howls on this at c.n.n. that it reflects on c.n.n. said not. looking good i mean there are stuffing it over the underside or you know when he got elected they said it was about odors. if anybody said nobody and said listen thank you. for september eleventh nine hundr

with the support of and if it's an environment activists families from the loss of patton in central france defend their postures against the extension of the military base. in japan forty miles from two q it's the same battle farm was refused to be expropriated from then and from rita ample. yes of popular resistance by the farmers and those who support it will lead to spectacular battles i was. in chile the struggle continues salvador and his friendship with fidel castro as well as his speeches against the power of multinational corporations are starting to attract a lot of concern in washington. that could end this in faces fast enough for analysis and thank god interesting thing he says can we know a little spice in this hour or so you know ok fox you know a. lot of it out and been lost by using the studies howls on this at c.n.n. that it reflects on c.n.n. said not. looking good i mean there are stuffy in over the underside or you know when he's out in less than a day so i think it's all about odors. if anybody. you know pulled out and said let's do thank you. for september elev

so it was general george patton that once said don't tell people how to do things, tell people what todo and let them surprise you with their results, like kevin said. and our civilian and commercial partners are surprising us. thank you very much for that. they're surprising us with truly imaginative and innovative ideas. not just ideas, but it's execution and the results from these ideas. it's critical we foster and protect an environment where that innovation can continue to flourish. there are questions earlier about what's the role of government in this and i think that's a big role in government is to set the environment to allow these companies to be able to flourish. in order to allow this spirit of innovation to continue, the military must sustain a robust national security space enterprise that preserves and protects the national security and commercial business interests. we do this by deterring our adversaries from taking action, protecting and defending our space assets, where kevin and i differ, he uses the term defend and protect and i use protect and defend. it's okay.

was support from then president or long and just saw also sold its fighter jets to egypt and patton. the current french government is also not ging things along shortly after taking office president michael moore agreed that france would deliver weapons worth some twelve billion euros to qatar deal includes twelve a fire fighter jets political and economic game seemed to go hand in hand. that backing by france's government and military is the envy of the german firms the federation of german security and defense industries is headquartered in central berlin it's a lobbying group for the country's arms industry. the associations director hunts christophe dean is a former board member of tucson corp he also wishes germany would model itself from france. because. we also see this when the german and french industries are competing abroad. that happens quite a lot of shows the french government is far more engaged and that includes government ministers they're more willing to meet with customers than the german government is. doing. the official position of the german defense ministry is

george patton once said the more you sweat in peace, the less you bleed and more. our most urgent responsibility is to ensure enough sweat is being shed to reduce this leading. with that i will go to our rinker member. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you to the witnesses for their testimony. the projection forces subcommittee meets again to consider a rush of tragic mishaps that have cost the lives of many servicemembers and in 2017 we held a series of hearings and briefings to consider the causes, consequences and paths forward, alongside our partners on the readiness subcommittee we conducted frequent oversight of this issue and also guided through a number of reforms on surface ship procedure which we believe will reduce the amount of risk for these kinds of events happening in the future. as the chairman said in the last year and a half, we have seen three fatal mishaps across the international guard marine corps reserve and navy air fleet. tragically these have taken the lives of 28 servicemembers, once again congress and the military services was come tog

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s office request add grand jury indictment for deshawn patton. did it by combining multiple arrests into one case. he would bail himself out for individual break-ins and his cases postponed. >>> you may have heard of elite athletes using extreme cold to speed recovery after a tough workout, but cry ooh -- cio therapy to fight cancer. other treatment options include chemotherapy, radiation or removing the eye completely. >> up to 45% of people die from their melanoma within ten years. it's considered something we're relatively aggressive about. >> cry o therapy can be liver and skin. >>> an alert. marijuana can have harmful effects on the teenage brain. tracked the substance and the use of nearly 4,000 adolescents. both alcohol and marijuana was linked to lower cognitive performance. heavier marijuana users had even more lasting problems with learning, memory and decision-making skills. >>> new for you this morning. a new answer for a problem of plastic waste. small transparent spheres filled with drink. >> look at these biogradable ojo balls rese

majority leader kevin mccarthy put an image of george patton on the screen. and martha mcsally of arizona told her colleagues, quote, let's get this f-ing thing done. says martha mcsally. according to other people in the room and multiple reports, she didn't say f'ing. she said the whole thing. let's get this [ bleep ], let's get this f-ing thing done. she means let's kill obama care. let's f-ing kill it. that's martha mcsally. now she's running for senate in arizona like this. >> we cannot go back to where we were before obamacare where people were undiagnosis away from going bankrupt because they could not get access to health care. >> what was the way she put it? let's get this f-ing thing done, let's f-ing kill obamacare. now running as the senate candidate that arizona should trust to protect obama care. it's just like are you freaking kidding me? i mean, it would be one thing if this were one issue, if martha mcsally had done this on light rail. i love light rail. or postage rates, all right, this is the thing that more americans care about than any oth

. >> it was general george patton that once said, don't tell people how to do things. tell people what to do and let them surprise you with your results. much like kevin said. to our sevilcivilian and commer partners, they're surprising us, thank you very much for that. and they're surprising us with truly imaginative and innovative ideas. it's execution and the results from these ideas, and it's critical that we foster and protect an environment where that innovation can continue to flourish. there were questions earlier about what's the role of government in this. i think that's a big role. to set the environment to allow these companies to be able to flourish 37. >> in order to allow this spirit of innovation to continue, the multry must sustain a robust space enterprise that preserves and protects commercial business interests. we do this by deterring our adversaries from taking action against our space programs, protecting and defending our space assets. as you all know, business relies on some level of certainty. stakeholders want to be comfortable knowing their

general patton couldn't have driven that through the locker room better than jon gruden has. cooper was traded to the cowboys in exchange for a first round pick. a good home for the future, but nothing to help the current team, which is 1-5. >> if i knew how to run a team, i would be running one. but i don't know what plans they have for us upstairs. you know, it is the name of the business. >> reporter: gruden did not address the media today, but did text espn's chris mortensen. i'm excited about that. we are not trading anybody else, we're trying to stay competitive and figure out a way to compete this next game. figure out being the key term there. marshawn lynch, he could have played his final game in the raider uniform. they placed lynch on injured reserve, where the groin injury, he is not eligible to return until week 16. that is if he returns at all. he will be a free agent after this season. the 49ers, they have placed starting safety culvert on the injured reserve list with a high ankle sprain. kyle shanahan said the season is likely over. and it was another rough d

s office request add grand jury indictment for deshawn patton. they did it by combining his multiple arrests into one case. they said he would bail himself out for individual break-ins and the cases would be postponed. >>> new for you this morning, you may have heard of athlete using extreme cold to recover after a workout. cryotherapy is used to freeze cancer in its tracks. trying to fight a rare form of eye cancer. other treatment options include chemotherapy, radiation or removing the eye altogether. >> up to 45% of people die from their melanoma within ten years. it's considered something we're relatively aggressive about. >> cryotherapy can be used to treat some cancers outside of the eye including melanoma and liver on the skin. >>> and marijuana can have harmful effects on the teenage brain. researchers in canada tracked substance use of nearly 4,000 adolescents. linked to lower cognitive performance. heavier marijuana users had even more and lasting problems with learning, memory and decision-making skills. >>> 6:25. new this morning, a n

remember from a story at nbc bay area, the da's office requested a grand jury indictment for deshaun patton. they did it by combining multiple arrests into one case. >>> the campbell's city council issuing a 30-day moratorium to take electric scooters off the streets. now, you can currently still use those scooters. that decision was made last night. like san francisco and san jose, that issue became urgent when scooters began cluttering sidewalks about a month ago. >>> and the popular new north bay brewing company is laying off employees. lagunitas brewing is cutting 12% of its workforce, 100 of the company's 900 employees will be let go. the petaluma brewer said its decision is to downsize due to declining sales and more competitors entering the market. >>> we are following a developing story. no rest for indonesia. a volcano erupted today on the same central indonesian island struck last week by the earthquake and tsunami. janice mackey fryer reports from indonesia. >> reporter: this afternoon a volcano erupted about 600 miles north of here, spewing ash 20,000 feet into the sky. experts

these fellows were not george patton or robert e lee, they -type of guys but they were qualified. instead of selecting one of leaders to lead the attack, he asked all three of his white divisions who wanted to lead the assault and none of them volunteered. burnside said, i'm not going to order you to do it, we are going to draw straws and decide who is going to lead the attack. and of course as fate would have went toshort straw james h leslie, commander of the first division of the ninth court. ledy was a 32-year-old -- ley was a 32-year-old civil engineer from new york. his own ambition and connections with secretary of ledly william seward, was a brigade commander during the overland campaign. as one effort was on may 23 at whenattle of north anna, under the influence of alcohol and against orders, he led a disaster to attack against confederate lines, slaughtering many of his massachusetts troops in the process. his staff cover this up and because of attrition in the the casualtiesl that occurred in the overland campaign in the ninth campaign, ledly ascended to division comman

good people are then one mogul in a militia and we do that to patton you see we set up so also committee. now and then. siri try to foresee the. similar sort of situation d.t. meet in the booth division of a china the t. autonomous region mahmoud autonomous region lu humble autonomous region tibet autonomous region. and then furthermore when i was in peking one of the deep deep again was a day where i don't know our leaders all the. chinese chorus. we'll hope so too are we often used to meet when the. over here between tapis she often you see. the same seat same line so i quite familiar these muslim brothers sisters in it. so i have some naturally some concern why next thank you so much for joining us on the street we did say at the beginning of that program what is the secret to a happy life can you help us with that question please remind our our mind it is soft or mental level happiness just witness that not to prayer but to analyze then we will see anger been invited or the invitee anger stress all these related so we have to think there how to reduce anger god not through prayer but

patton, pershing outranks all of them. he's the only general in american history to be given sixth star in his lifetime. and he's just this fascinating character. letter, which is dated december of 1915 -- this three months after the fire -- he's writing to his boswell.st friend, ann they're both still grieving. pershing says warren, the six-year-old son, loss, butow of his andudes mama, helen, mary margaret in his prayers every night. i just cannot tell them. they're in cheyenne, vacationing with their grandparents. to me, juststunning this little part of his personal history. theuddenly became not rigid, cold -- almost more of a than a man. but a real human being who showed empathy to others in their times of crisis. teddy desperately wanted to go france, and wilson was in no mood to give roosevelt wanted. wilson would be calling roosevelt a coward, a passivist, him yellow before the war started. wilson rejected his but teddy did send over his for boys. what to be a pilot. -- hebed these incredible wrote these incredible

patton oswalt writing, dear megyn kelly, you and i are approximately the same age.as not okay when we were kids. padma lakshmi calling kelly's comments, damaging tweeting, i cannot believe the ignorance of this in 2018. you have a responsibility to educate yourself on social issues. >> i can't keep up with the number of people we're offending just by being normal people. >> reporter: this morning, kelly apologizing on her show. >> i'm megyn kelly and i want to begin with two words -- i'm sorry. we had a discussion yesterday on political correctness and halloween costumes. a black person making their face lighter or a white person's making their face darker. i defended the idea saying as long as it was respectful and part of a hollow wean costume it seemed okay. while i was wrong and i'm sorry. >> kelly has made controversial comments concerning race in the past like insisting that santa claus and jesus christ are both white men. >> if they have a piece on dotcom, santa claus should not be a white man anymore. yet another person claiming it's racist to have a white s

. >> people laughed that knew mattis who said he's more general marshal than general patton. that. he was distracted by the nickname. >> let's consider how far donald trump's evolution or lack thereof has come since the point of general mattis' first meeting with donald trump. general mattis explained that nuclear weapons cause a lot of destruction. so do you remember donald trump came out of that meeting was like oh, general mattis convinced me you don't want to use a nuclear weapon. like wow, this is where we are. i think to richard's point about ideology and wondering about the ideology, that's almost a luxury at this point. we don't even have the framework in place to execute foreign policy abroad. you look at no ambassador to turkey, no ambassador to saudi arabia. donald trump has said i alone can do it and he has said specifically is not going make these appointments because he doesn't need people. >> i think that's a very important point. ma cities an institutionalist. he's a live time military person, believer in international structures and all that. donald trump is