patton. meanwhile in 1940 leaves fort myer and goals and sets up the desert training center in south california and in southwest, arizona. and you can still visit a large part of it today part of the park systems out. there. it is outstanding. it is a brilliant concept only george patton could have set up such an outstanding training center because you fight as you train. and that's why the troops that go through that desert training center are properly prepared for combat. now in 1942 in november patton leads the american liberation. of northwest africa operation torch he goes into french, morocco. and then later when things get very very sticky in tunisia eisenhower calls on him to save the day in tunisia, and once again patton pulls eisenhower's bacon out of the fire so to say and eisenhower will turn to him later in the war and say george every time i get a promotion i get attacked and george responds ike every time you get attacked. i save your bacon. they knew each other very well. now

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patton was nothing if not tactical. both of them softened.here's something about paris, there's something magical, there's -- patton was a french speaker and was very knowledgeable about paris. eisenhower lived in paris. there was something about paris that was different from any other city or the entire u.s. army says, ok, we are going to swing towards paris, we are going to open up that city. host: and as you know, for all the successes in world war ii, george patton was immortalized for his division coming into paris and liberating the city. those scenes are classic throughout history. mr. dugard: yeah. sorry, go ahead. host: your thoughts on it? mr. dugard: well, here's the thing. when you write a book like this, you start at the beginning and you go with the emotions of the people. so as i researched it, i felt the sadness of the city falling in 1940, and i felt the despair as the jews were taken away from paris and sent east on trains, and in the systematic destruction of the city and the basement by the nazi army. so, you feel that. yo

patton was a runaway, homeless on the streets of los angeles. >> how the skinheads approached me wassiness card is reserved for people who are successful, for people who are in business. >> reporter: so you thought they're successful. >> they're successful. >> reporter: i want to be like that. >> exactly. that's how it all started. it had nothing to do with ideology in the beginning. it had everything to do with wanting to be like them and wanting out of my bad situation. >> reporter: he came from a broken home. a single mom. she was jewish. >> the part that probably resonated with me in their message was i was angry. and so anti-semitism was really saying i was anti- my family. >> reporter: patton became a skinhead. the movement which erupted across the u.s. in the '80s with violent attacks and murders, often targeting jews. he rose in the ranks, becoming a recruiter himself. patton said these days it's easier than ever to lure people in. >> these white supremacists are sitting at home today looking for the vulnerable online. you can be on a thousand street corners at once now and t

to the spot where george patton had led a cavalry charge. he led a take charge into a fixture of the position. we saw the sites where douglas macarthur's rainbow division encounter german resistance around november 11. he got the medal of honor for his service in world war i. dwight eisenhower would go on to work for macarthur. and another staple that i would say was educational, being assigned to paris where my father went to grades will. to work for john j pershing. pershing became head of the american battle monuments division. dwight eisenhower was his assistant. identifying, organizing, and creating memorial sites in europe among his other duties. putting together a guidebook for american tourists that wanted to visit world war i battlefields. this is the project that took my father and grandfather on the trip that we went on in 1999. dwight eisenhower had to perform reconnaissance. my grandmother considered that very faithful. at this point, he is beginning to understand command under the tutelage of foxconn are with operations under p

. >> the only general that he ever mention in my presence were patton, perhaps eisenhower, grant andi didn't know about this allegation of german generals. i think that he thought that he was dealing with men in uniform who were of the same character and cut of the men i just mentioned like macarthur, patton, eisenhower. obviously that is not the case at all. there was no integrity, there is no understanding of their duties. i cannot imagine any general officer coming out of the oval office and then picking up the phone and talking to a journalist about what he discussed with the president. i don't know of any chiefs of staff who behaved in that way. >> the credentials, whether or not he's on the board of a defense contract or another corporate board, this is laying the path for him and not america. >> precisely, and we have too many of these people. someone has to get in there and change it. >> republicans have got to defund the nonsense and not just fall back on the we love our troops motto. until we say no, we are not funding this, they are going to keep doing this. >> somebody sa

grade forces that it carried out the attack in mckinley suing pfizer and beyond tech over legit. patton infringements. montana claims pfizer. an external partner beyond tech. copied a technology to produce a coven 19 vaccine. both shots use pioneering gene technology to help patients fight over 90 election officials and angola say the ruling party has won just over 50 percent of the vote. with nearly all ballast counted. that would give the n p l a. a majority in parliament. and president jour, lorenzo a 2nd term, the main opposition party that 44 percent. the state of emergency is in force in pakistan as heavy monsoon reigns add to existing flood damage. official say millions of residents have had to leave their homes. rainfall started in june and has killed nearly a 1000 p. m. as the analysts, a russia is destroying natural gas stocks. they claim massive burn off that a plant near the finish rush border waste $10000000.00 worth of fuel every day than its residents have reported seeing large flares and feeling more heat. the facility prepares russian gas for transport to germany, a val

friends modernist, patents and the 2nd would be to attack modernist patton's to say, well, is patent really shouldn't have been issued. because this technology would have been obvious to someone who is an expert in the art, in the course of developing it. and it will be interesting to see my thumbnail view from having read the complaint is that it's going to be a lot of work for modernity to prove. ah, she's got her uses with all, say, graham is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like. return in the normal and we visit those. we're finding it difficult successes and in a weekly coven 19 special every thursday on d. w. ah ah, fighting inflation at the cost of growth. fed chief jerome powell, warrens of pain to come in his speech at jackson hall and household energy bills in britain are said to job a by 80 percent as an energy price cap is rate. this is the w business. i'm janelle delilah on a while gone in a much awaited speech in front of the annual gathering of central bankers at jackson hole. federal reserve chair jerome powell warned the fight against infl

and the 2nd would be to attack modern as patton's, as a well is patent really shouldn't have been issued. because this technology would have been obvious to someone who was an expert in the art in the course of developing it. and it will be interesting to see my thumbnail view from having read the complaint is that it's going to be a lot of work for a moderate to prove case. alice turned so other stories making news right now. energy analysts say russia is destroying natural gas stocks while it limits supplies to the european union. they claim massive burn offset. a plant near the finished russian border are wasting $10000000.00 worth of fuel every day. the facility prepares russian gas for transport by pipeline to germany, which is operating at well under full capacity. in air strike has hit the capital of ethiopia, is t gray region killing for people. the army has dismissed claims of degree and forces that it carried out the attack in mclean election. officials and gola say the ruling party has won just over 50 percent of the vote. with nearly all ballads counted, would give the m p l

and so anti-semitism was really saying, i was antimy family. >> reporter: patton became a skinhead.upted across the u.s. in the 1980s with violent attacks and murders often targeting jews. he rose in the ranks. he said these days it is easier than ever to lure people in. >> these white supremacists are sitting home today looking for the vulnerable online. you can be on a thousand street corners at once now and that is the big difference. >> reporter: and there is no escaping it. a recent study showed there was anti-semitism on every social platform. >> part of what they're trying to do to attract people to their hate is to use almost stylistic type of imagery and memes. and so here, hey. look, everybody. it's the midnight jew crew making hate crimes great again. basically blaming jews for falsely creating anti-semitic incidents to get sympathies essentially. >> reporter: a new tactic, live streaming confrontation like here when a white supremacist goes after a jewish man. >> many of these viewers are engaging in real time. >> reporter: watch the jews squirm. f the jews. >> exactly.

and patton was married to beatrice air. who was from my hometown of hamilton massachusetts and they actually planned to move back to to hamilton after the war and as many of you know, he was tragically killed and in a car accident. but all of this to say that luxembourg and my time there played some role in inspiring me to write this book watching darkness fall. the other inspiration was that i wrote a book in 2004. about tommy corcoran called tommy the cork and for those of you who don't know tommy corcoran. he was arguably fdr's most important political advisor for a brief period of time. and i knew that. national titles never meant that much to franklin roosevelt and so i wondered who were the president's most important foreign policy advisors. and as you can tell from the subtitle of my book, this is a group biography. it's focused on franklin roosevelt and four of those ambassadors in europe. and the ambassadors are william dodd ambassador. who was the ambassador germany breckenridge long the ambassador to italy? willi

to someone you haven't signed that in a bind in your that either on to log in to this same yolanda patton glennie. so hunter little point in a cookie, again, she'll have to go. i know you get a moment, it's a mac, they're talking boring. cool. they're not turning on at all. i said not all of honey with panini has a way in gay, so you are going to the hall with young. so goes to the korea national university of one of the most prestigious schools to study music in the country. tie us was set up about 30 years ago to help south korea achieve greater autistic success on the global stage. a special training program for young adults from ice to i cheney is old, has help, professes discover and train students from a young age like young. so there are back to 100 young south koreans here, the dream of a korea in classical music. so could put it in the town. talk to me via photo your total is globalization. kimberly's or not? professor kim isn't a claim pianist. and one of the country's most distinguished teacher, he often judges national and international competition. me tongue in jargon that no

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have said so many times on your program, president trump seemed to be enamored with generals like pattonecause he saw the movie. he was known to not be a historical buff. he didn't see those kinds of things in books but he would watch a movie like that and say that's the kind of general i want, the tough guy, the guy that is out of central casting. but as general kelly, retired general kelly reminded him, the germans had several instances during world war ii where there were assassination attempts, so perhaps instead of just watching patton, probably president trump would have been well served by watching the movie valkyrie with tom cruise about german general who attempted an assassination attempt on hitler. >> good point. retired general lieutenant general mark hertling, thanks for joining us. >> just ahead, authorities in new mexico right now are investigating whether the ambush style killings of four muslim men are connected. details on the urgent search for what police are now calling a vehicle of interest. that's next. >> and singer and actress olivia newton-john has died at age 73

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but which is a summer country down in patton b column. and i don't think that the best interest of any body it would be important to all of us together about social banks. we get. busy bank, it was supposed to be any game or not like me saying that got a call today because those are those funds. i don't know why really slow work on it's how do you in the future and rushing the country for the benefit of my children and those who come after us. okay, leading on from who's responsible to how do we go about fixing some of these problems? you know, we've, we've heard low wages, unemployment inflation, the high cost of petrol and food. becky, can you lay out exactly what it is you want the government to do now? i demanded. and business landed with one business to stop the investments trying one day tore. i mean to mobilize phase and invest back to the economy, went to the quality of the investment impact. so one business tool to do that from government. one tool. amanda regulation 28, which allows the finds of where kind of student passed in o

we've got a bed painted and all kinds of beautiful patton flowers. okay. i'm going to pick out one allegory hay and treat it as my token of good luck. these 2 are my favorites, that i can only choose one, the coyote, all the pegasus we're going to get. our next up is put me in a peaceful oasis on the outskirts of mexico city. thanks to its natural beauty. switching over the unesco world heritage site. and the way to get around here is a colorful boat called tracking neta on the weekend duty families, both local then tourist partying. it a big time when these both. but today i want to show you a very different grassroots perspective. and on one of these both we meet ricardo, the founder of an important project, the election number as it's called web, with local farmers on restoring the farmland expanding. so junior goes natural environment and protecting it from new ad and construction. it also helps provide jobs for more local while maintaining such traditional agricultural practices. so what does all of this delicious food come from? come from here? it's