we had broken the diplomatic code before pearl harbor and he knew a week or ten days before pearl harbor the japanese are going to break relations with us in that very likely meant the concept. general marshall and admiral king, i'm sorry, the admiral hooley he -- admiral leahy sent to the posts in the pacific saying this is a warning that looks like the japanese media on alert 24/7. this will send on november 27th. pearl harbor was november 7th. nobody was on the alert on the cables. nobody was on the alert until the admiral and general short in charge of pearl harbor on sunday morning. five minutes before 8:00. they also were not on the alert. general macarthur was asleep in his bed and he didn't believe it. pearl harbor, they couldn't have done at. and of course within hours she was attacked in the beginning of the invasion that have occurred. that was the diplomatic code. we didn't break the military code until after pearl harbor, but it did result because we know the japanese movements at midway. nevertheless, tom dewey wanted to attack roosevelt having known about the military even

we had broken the diplomatic code before pearl harbor, and we knew a week or ten days before pearl harbor that the japanese were going to break diplomatic relations with us. and that very likely meant conflict. general marshall and admiral king, i'm sorry, and admiral leahy sent out messages to all the major posts in the pacific from the canal zones in manila saying this is a world warning. it looks like the japanese may attack. be on the alert 24/7. this was sent on november 27th. pearl harbor was december 7th. nobody was on the alert. despite these cables, no one was on the alert. in fact, admiral kimmel and general short who were in charge of pearl harbor were planning to play golf at 8:00 on saturday -- on sunday morning. at 8:00. five minutes before 8:00, the japanese attacked. they didn't play golf. but they also were not on the alert. general macarthur in manila was asleep in his bed. he didn't believe it when he was told about the attack. pearl harbor? they couldn't have done it, they couldn't have gotten that far. and, of course, within hours manila was attacked, and the beginnin

we had broken the diplomatic code before pearl harbor and we knew a week for ten days before pearl harbor that the japanese were going to break their relations with us and that very likely meant conflict. general marshall and alan king, i'm sorry, at rolph leahy said out messages to all the major posts in the pacific from the canal to manila saying this is a warning that looks like the japanese may be on the alert 24/7. this was sent on november 27th. perlmutter was december 7th. nobody was on the alert despite these cables no one was on the alert intact admiral kimmel and general schwartz in charge of pearl harbor were planning to play golf at 8:00 on saturday and sunday morning it 8:00. five minutes before 8:00 the japanese attacked. they didn't play golf but they also were not on the alert. he was asleep in his bed he didn't believe that and he was told about those attacks. pearl harbor they couldn't of gannett manila was attacked in the beginnings of the invasion goes the diplomatic code the was broken. we didn't break the military code until the after pearl harbor, but it did result

how is that like pearl harbor? how is that like 9/11?ouse speaker john boehner echoed that line today when he called the coverage, quote, tyranny and an attack on religious freedom. now, i've debunked that bogus claim before and i'll do it again, but the important thing here is the people. the millions of women who will get improved care because of this law. yesterday senator tom harkin put a deeply personal face on this policy debate in washington. >> i lost both my sisters to breast cancer. my only two sisters. at a fairly young age. they didn't have a lot of money. they didn't have health care benefits. i think what would have been different if they had this available to them. early checkups. early screenings. but for both of them it was way too late by the time they discovered it. so this has a very personal poignant meaning to me. and i just hope that women in this country now will take advantage of this. and will now go and get those annual screenings and get those checkups. >> this is about people, not politics. why do republicans

one is december 7th, that's pearl harbor day.he other is september 11th, and that's the terrorist attack. i want you to remember august 1st, 2012, the attack on our religious freedom. that is a date that will live in infamy along with the other dates. the question is, if not us, who? if now now, when? >> that was coressman mike kelly, republican, obviously, of pennsylvania, speaking about a catastrophic deadly attack on the sovereignty of our nation, which he says took place today, but which you might not have heard about, even if you were paying super-close attention to the news. if you did not, in fact, hear about this grave national crisis on par with pearl harbor and 9/11, you're probably living in the regular world here along with the rest of us and your family, i hope. congressman mike kelly, on the other hand, is living in a republican party that increasingly consists only of its own far-right fringe. and today in that alternative republican reality, there was an act of war, of carnage, of unspeakable violence committed ag

look out for guadalcanal isham tokyo and pearl harbor. the logistics train to sustain naval operations. it was far more than anyone could imagine. these constraints of fuel and supply. the japanese suffered as we did. thing else? well, if there's nothing else i thank you for your attention. even a great audience, and i'm very proud to be with you here. so we will look forward to hearing what others have to say as this symposium rolls around. thank you. [applause] the, not a rigid and, but someone who really started to promote centering prayer, which is a christian based meditation. the benedictine monk and really wrote a lot about the importance of having some meditation connected to your religion and how that really deepens our connection to got everything else. he wrote this book which is based on some conversations that he had. it's called hopefulness. it is a beautiful book about christian meditation. a wide range of reading material. >> for more pressure on this and other summer reading lists visit booktv.org. recently book tv asked

but most of the money was not forthcoming from congress until pearl harbor. they were not at all blood tested in doing this -- interested in doing this, got very suspicious of the process. so a lot of it had to be done through loans through reconstruction finance corporations still left over from the depression years which converted into the defense plan corporation, and a lot of it was through letters of intent which was another important thing. we intend to give you an order for, you know, 1200 fighters. you took that letter to the bank, and the bank even before you had a contract drawn up -- but very often it was done by a hand shake. this is what i need. absolutely, bill, let's do it. let's start building the plant. and the army at first was us pix but then began to realize what they were setting in motion was something truly unstoppable. and, in fact, army procurement officials in dealing with the aircraft industry began to take on what they called the rule of three. ever heard about the rule of three? the rule of three was if you placed an initial order

look out for guadalcanal isham tokyo and pearl harbor. the logistics train to sustain naval operations. it was far more than anyone could imagine. these constraints of fuel and supply. the japanese suffered as we did. thing else? well, if there's nothing else i thank you for your attention. even a great audience, and i'm very proud to be with you here. so we will look forward to hearing what others have to say as this symposium rolls around. thank you. [applause] >> many of you might not have been born in 1973 and four, when watergate took place. but richard nixon, and one of the biggest landslides in hash of the united states, which meant most americans who voted in that election voted. yet when facts came out, laws were violated, the american people, including the overwhelming majority that supported richard nixon said congress can have to investigate. you have to have a special prosecutor. a loss have to be enforced no matter what. and in the in when the house judiciary committee acted on a bipartisan basis to vote for impeachment of r

but most of the money was not coming from congress until pearl harbor.they were not at all interested in doing this. very suspicious of the process. a lot of it had to be done through loans, loans the reconstruction finance corporation's, still left over from the depression years, loans which were converted into the defense plant corporation. and a lot of it was through letters of intent, which was another important thing. we intend to give you an order for 1200 fighters here. you took that letter to the bank and the bank then, even though we had a contract drawn up. but very often it was done with a handshake. builders would say this is what i need, can you do a? absolutely. they will shake hands, go out into the. start of the plant, getting it set up to go. and the arm at first so very suspicious about this process can begin to sort of realize that what they were setting in motion the something really truly unstoppable. and, in fact, army procurement officials in getting with the aircraft industry begin to take on what they called the rule of three. ha

one is december 7th, pearl harbor date.er is september 11th and that's the day the terrorist attacked. i want you to remember august 1st, 2012, the attack on our religious freedom. that's a date that will live in infamy along with those other dates. >> wow, that was not a fireside chat by fdr. i'm joined by joann reid and republican strategist susan del percio to whom i'll turn first. is expanded health care coverage on par with a terrorist attack, for real, though? >> no, i promise. no. end it there. i mean, and there is a point to be made. they say there's a religious carve-out here, but it's not the case. and you know, the work around still does put a lot of religious institutions in a bind. that being said, preventive care of any sort as far as i'm concerned is a great thing. all of these things that are being done for women are fantastic, especially in a day and age where viagra is covered. so we're talking about preventive health care, saving lives, versus, you know, other things that are covered. so i have no problem

one is december 7th, that's pearl harbor day. the other is september 11th, and that's the day of the terrorist attack. i want you to remember august the 1st, 2012, the attack on our religious freedom. that is a date that will live in infamy along with those other dates. >> karen, mike kelly has 5,722 children, paubecause he does no believe in contraception. i mean, you know -- karen finney, go ahead. i don't know what to say about what i just saw. >> here's the thing on this, that we didn't really get to talk about the last time we were talking about aspirin between our knees, so i guess thanks to him, we're going to talk about it again. you know, the men who sleep with them, they ought to be just as happy as women that we have access to birth control, because, you know, a lot of guys don't come prepared, so i don't know what this guy is thinking, but i think a lot of women see today as a very important day, when we actually were able to take control of our health care and not have the government tell you what we can and can't do

in 1941, before -- again, before -- after pearl harbor. war looks imminent. calls macour their back to active duty and gives him command of all american forces and all philippine forces in the islands. in those early months of the war, macarthur is losing the philippines, being driven back, down the peninsula and he could have been left there, in fact dwight eisenhower believes that this theatrical dramatic, almost historianic american soldier, should be left in the philippines as he is going down to defeat to enjoy his martyrdom. but again, roosevelt comes to macarthur's defense. he has macarthur rescued from the philippines, has him flown to australia and makes him commander of all allied -- all american forces in the southwest pacific. the war starts to go reasonably well after the battle of mid-way. we're moving across the' pacific from guadal canal. and macarthur made the fledge the philippine people, shoal return. that is pressuring roosevelt to approve an invasion to lib rate the philippines. the naveis dead set against this, admiral king and the pacif

when you hear people calling you know saying cyber threats are are equating it to the digital pearl harbor i mean can we see more and more legislation that kind of tips that is not balance and could be a threat to our privacy alexis like sopa and other other pieces of legislation that have been more controversial. i think there can be a real danger when you speak in sort of you hype everything up and you throw figures around like that it's costing a trillion dollars a year two hundred fifty billion dollars in the united states i think those kinds of things. sometimes cause people to tune out and say that's just really unbelievable and i think if you have a factual discussion of the situation you do reach the conclusion that again some of our fundamental networks things that we use every day things that you know send the power to us that send water and sewer systems and that sort of they're all the nowadays controlled by networks by the internet and there needs to be some reasonable protections of those networks and a lot of hype doesn't doesn't help make that case so it may be that the sup

. >> pearl harbor, the day of infamy. >> bill: also ahead, the great american news quiz the world war ii edition, how much do you know about a defining victory for america. >> bill: caution, you where to enter the no spin zone. the fact for begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. big victory for traditional forces in america. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. thousands of folks lined up yesterday to buy chicken at more than 1600 chick-fil-a restaurants across the country. they did this because some liberal politicians want to keep chick-fil-a out of their cities. we believe in freedom of speech and we're very proud of what we stand for. we love chick-fil-a. >> because of his personal religious beliefs to have condemning a entire company because their sphowrnd a christian it's just wrong, wrong. >> it's definitely unfair it's a bullying tactic i believe by the media. >> bottom line is if you don't believe in what chick-fil-a stands for don't eat there. >> bill: right on. the controversy began when can cathy, the chic bo

yesterday was expanded access to birth control is pearl harbor and 9/11 messaging and politics day. today's big messaging and politics move by republicans in congress who aren't working on real policy was english only. a hearing today on a bill to establish an official language of the united states. english only. thus barring government employees from ever interacting with or helping nenive citizen with their language unless their native language is english. practically speaking, there is 0% chance this will become law. but the republicans decided to hold this public hearing on it anyway, as matter urgency before leaving town. sure the post office is imploding and it's their fault and we haven't done a farm bill, but we got to get to this important messaging here. we've got to get to this important english only thing. and presumably that means they like the politics in this. they like the messaging in this. >>> the latest latino decisions poll shows president obama beating governor mitt romney by 48 points among latino voters. 48 points. that's the margin. the de facto leader of the

think about that for a second here it is 40 months after pearl harbor, and the only real action to speak of in the european theater are these amazingly brave bomber boys a wrist life and limb to take the fight directly to adolf hitler. and yet, it's taken all this time to get the manpower, the material, everything required for a meaningful bombing campaign against him. so that day, february 26, 1943, the writing 69th as they call themselves but they also call themselves the flying typewriters. after a few beers, the legion of the doomed. but the legion of the doomed took off in a series of b-17s, the 24th. about 70 planes or so on that day's attack formation. the original objective was a fighter actor in brennan but they got over germany that day and it was all cloud cover. so they ended up attacking wilhelm's, hitler's u-boat. was the second time that u.s. bombers have attacked there. a u.s. attack during the day. the british believed in nighttime bombing. what they called area bombing. we believed in daylight bombing it we called it strategic bombing, precision bombing. this is very ea

kelly, he called expanded access to birth control the equivalent of the pearl harbor attack and the 9/11 attack. the last round of congressional republican ranting against access to birth control this past spring, you may recall, was devastating to republican poll numbers among women voters including for their standard bearer mr. romney. but republicans in the house have decided anyway they are going for it again. so that was yesterday. yesterday was expanded access to birth control is pearl harbor and 9/11 messaging and politics day. today's big messaging and politics move by republicans in congress who aren't working on real policy was english only. a hearing today on a bill to establish an official language of the united states. english only. thus barring from helping someone in their native language unless their native language is english. there is 0% chance this will become law. but the republicans decided to hold this public hearing on it anyway. as a matter of urgency before leaving town. sure the post office is imploding and it's their fault and we haven't done a farm bill, bu

. >>> the world war 2 tie in 1941 pearl harbor is bombed the war department said turn off the beaten. it stays off until 1945 by then they have a right arm and other navigational aids, it stays off until 1964 when veteran said less commemorate december 7th by firing up the beach and every december 7th and leaving it on. that is still a tradition. the want to get the light off and repaired and get back on top of t tower so this december 7th they can let the beacon once again in mobile 5 ken bastida back to you. >>> today the 67 anniversary of the attack on hiroshima president truman ordered the bombing in japan tens of thousands gathered for remembrance and careers. truman's grand son among the observers. >>> more questions about our food i you can get more control [ male announcer ] it started long ago. it's called passion. and it's not letting up anytime soon. at unitedhealthcare insurance company, we understand that commitment. so does aarp, serving americans 50 and over for generations. so it's no surprise millions have chosen an aarp dicare supplement insurance plan, insured by un

the red lead after pearl harbor and as lewis had said it was a security consisted of a law student who was chosen by lawrence and equipped with a shotgun put at the base of the cyclotron told to stop anybody he didn't recognize. i came from livermore the 50th anniversary today and have a new appreciation. lawrence was the man that organized the effort in oak ridge to separate the uranium. next slide, please. oppenheimer, this is his badge at los alamos. director, 1983. next slide, please. edward teller have actually a chauffeur over to neinstein's home where he wrote the letter. he sort of drops out after that until you get to los alamos. i think it is probably true that he expected oppenheimer to choose him to head the division at the lab and tiller was disappointed when he chose the the guy instead teller as he mentioned was a memoir and was never very good at teamwork and teamwork was a central. >> he was miffed when he was told not to head the division that he refused to go to the weekly meetings of the group and instead oppenheimer would meet with him on our wheat just to hear his

pearl harbor day. other is september 11th the day of the terrorist attack.to remember august 1 2012, the attack on our religious freedom. that's the day that will live in infamy along with the other dates. >> cenk: a day that will live in infamilymy like when we lost 3,000 people on 9-11 when we got attacked in pearl harbor but you're going to attack harry reid because he questioned mitt romney's taxes. oh please! it is one thing when ben says it. he has all of the credibility in the world. it is another thing when republicans like this tell me harry reid went too

bush who enlisted on pearl harbor day in the navy became the most -- he fought 54 missions, got every -- i think both of them presided over the compensation and restitution and apology to the americans who were herded into concentration camps during world war ii. and that's happened whereas the french to this day find it very difficult to come to grips with their own record in algeria. algeria's a very interesting, special case. algeria was not an overseas -- it was legally a department of france. algeria was like brittany or normandy. but the difference was you had three million berbers and algerian arabs who couldn't vote unless they disavowed their religion entirely, and even that was very different. so the vast majority of the people in the country that talks about fraternity were voteless noncitizens. and that led to an eight-year very bloody civil war, and sarkozy, when he made a trip -- we quote him in the book -- to algiers, his one and only trip to algiers said let's not talk about repentance and apologies. he said that doesn't go for relations between states. let's talk ahea

community in the year of 2001 right around the time when the worst tragedy in our nation, our pearl harborwe say we will reopen it in the quickest and most efficient manner possible. and then they sit on their rear ends and then open up a chinese rec center in chinatown. and they say, wow, betty ann ong, you give up your life. the people who had horses in the city and thought they were living in a city that stood for something and had some values, those were the people that really sacrificed. they had faith that they were living in a city that had a government that would not stab them in the back a first chance it got, but that is what happened when you and your city up to a feminist government. nancy pelosi wants to put her name -- nancy pelosi drive, right? the lesson we have learned is when you and your politics to the women comment it go down the drain -- , it goes down the drain. >> if you want to comment on rec and park policy that is fine, but driving on about this is not worth its while. >> it may not be worthwhile to you, but people who live in this city and used to go to the park

arizona at pearl harbor, which are also national memorials. naming this street after nancy pelosi and honor of her effort and work for the committee to make that cite the beautiful living memorial is is extremely appropriate. >> we have a motion and a second. all those in favor? all opposed? hearing none, it is unanimous. [applause] >> we are on item number seven, o lord of job order contract for capital projects. -- toward a job order contracts for capital projects. >> commissioners, and a director of capital and planning, this is a very brief item before you today, we would like to ask the commission to award the last of the contract -- we would like to award it for up to $1 million for job or contracts. this is a licensed contractor which means

one is december 7th, pearl harbor day. the other is september 11th, and that's the day the terrorist attack. i want you to remember august the 1st, 2012, the attack on our religious freedom. that is a date that will live in infamy along with those other dates. >> wow, culture war is playing out over a fast food executive's stance on same-sex marriage. hundreds of thousands of people flocked to chick-fil-a restaurants nationwide yesterday. many lined up in a show of support while others were there in protest. it all stems from a radio interview last month when company president dan cathy took a public stance on same-sex marriage saying quote, we're inviting god's judgment on our nation when we shake our fist at him and say, we know better than you as to what constitutes a marriage. the comments set off weeks of angry reactions on both sides, culminating yesterday on chick-fil-a appreciation day. the event was backed by former presidential candidate mick huckabee and organized through facebook. minnesota congresswoman michel

. >> bombed pearl harbor. >> germans?so now the republicans are saying you couldn't be bragging about taking out osama bin laden. so they released campaign commercial earlier today. >> what barack obama wants you to believe. he coordinated a top-secret precision assault that took out america's most hated enemy. what really happened? osama choked on a pop tart. >> eliot: hard to laugh about things like that. does attorney general eric holder >> we talk a lot about the influence of money in politics. it is the defining issue of this era. the candidate with the most money does win. this is a national crisis. we know that back to school time means back to school germs. that's why lysol partners with schools all across the country providing resources designed to help teach healthy habits. so make sure you add lysol no touch hand soap and lysol wipes to your "back to school" list. that way, the healthy habits they learn in school will reinforce the good habits you've already taught them at home. to learn more, visit lysol.com/s

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