in fact, pershing was still an advocate of the marksmen, of the riflemen this trench warfare. so what good is that? this is a highly mechanized operation which, you know, a foot of ground means something. so the french were able to train these men much better than they could be trained by their american counterparts. they were told by their upper echelon leadership that you have to treat these men with respect. now, this doesn't mean that the french were, you know, devoid of racialism -- >> that's right. >> but they saw black americans differently than they saw their colonial subjects. they saw black americans as more american than african or black in that they had grown up in this, you know, the cradle of civilization as it were, of culture and coming from new york. so they got very good training, very good -- in a short period, very good treatment from the french. and for the most part, they were out of reach of the aef and their meddling in the affairs of black -- except for one thing. well, i shouldn't say except for one thing. the big thing was that they removed all the b

>> if ij advisors withdraw from pershing square you mean?s. >> that's a good question, pershing square is an eight-quarter gateing situation. so you can only get 12.5% back per quarter. there is a fair amount of foy you have to give. i think those options have been converted into stock. so you would be getting, i'm not sure, actually. what would a typical playbook be, do you know? >> gateing i think is a good answer. i think that tells you something. i'm not sure what the critical would be, actually. >> kate, we will let you go, kate kelly. we are looking at delivering alpha, ahead of that, let's trade these names these guys had in their portfolio at this point. >> i like talking about japan, if people believe that inflation is going higher and the dollar, which has also been another pay trade which is long and going through an ascent, you will see japan kick up. it will be about industrial growth i think a lot of guys are getting ready to rotate back into this trade. >> karen. >> you know, i'm always impressed especially when they take gian

mr pershing did not have anything to do with the previous armed operations but now he has taken full responsibility for the continuation of this military campaign while the president also went on to add that he believed the ukrainian military were deliberately targeting russian journalists in the east of the country he says that those that try and stop the flow of information are those that commit crimes those that have the most to fear and the most to lose putin also added that if russia felt that its territory or its citizens were under threat then all options remain on the table these included he said political and economic moves as well as self-defense. for the full video of president putin speech as well as talking points discussion head over to r.t. dot com where you'll also find much more background information. it's far from being calm and peaceful even in the capital of kiev and angry mob has been blocking the exits of the ukrainian parliament. i think. shots were reportedly fired into the air as they cried vented its anger over the poor economic state of the country their k

unfortunately president pershing co made the decision to resume the military operation we my counterparts in the western media were unable to persuade him that long lasting peace cannot be achieved through war but mr pershing did not have anything to do with the previous armed operations but now he has taken full responsibility for the continuation of this military campaign or the president also went on to add that he believed the ukrainian military were deliberately targeting russian journalists in the east of the country he says that those that try and stop the flow of information are those that commit crimes those that have the most to fear and the most to lose putin also added that if russia felt that its territory or its citizens were under threat then all options remain on the table these included he said political and economic moves as well as self-defense. are for analysis of what's in store for ukraine now that the ceasefire has passed let's speak to william mallinson a former british diplomat thanks for joining us today sir now russia's president has said poroshenko threw away t

mr pershing did not have anything to do with the previous armed operations but now he has taken full responsibility for the continuation of this military campaign while the president also went on to add that he believed the ukrainian military were deliberately targeting russian journalists in the east of the country he says that those that try and stop the flow of information are those that commit crimes those that have the most to fear and the most to lose put in also added that if russia felt that its territory or its citizens were under threat then all options remain on the table these included he said political and economic moves as well as self defense. since then no the foreign ministers of russia and germany have talked by phone in both a voice of concern of kiev decision to resume the military operation now they also propose a four way meeting in berlin tomorrow to be joined by their french and ukrainian counterparts all to discuss how to deescalate the crisis in the east. and so far from being calm and peaceful even in the capital kiev an angry mob has been blocking the exit

loudly and to anyone who would listen that yet again he believes herbalife is a pyramid scheme the pershing square capital boss gave what he called the most important presentation of his career to hundreds of folks gathered at the equitable conference in midtown manhattan for more than a year and has been loudly shorting herbalife a nutritional supplement company that he believes is a pyramid scheme his presentation tuesday focused on the company's so-called nutrition clubs but did act means bark proved worse than his bite as herbalife c.f.o. john de simone said it what see yes this did and that during our presentation herbalife stocks surged fifteen percent and while the two hundred fifty plus live presentation was very decked out with detail there wasn't any major bombshell in it now the biggest takeaway. it was that act and believes the company is skirting labor laws with its nutrition clubs are going to ledges that herbalife has fictitious customers in a fictitious business opportunity he called herbalife a fraud perpetrated by a senior management and members of its founders circles cha

club and president's team conceived designed and executed to exploit the poor bachmann said that pershing square spent fifty million dollars on the investigation and claims that herbalife targets the poorest of the poor he then shared some slow. based on documents that you've taken from a whistleblower at the company he also showed a slide comparing the numbers of mcdonald's and herbalife nutrition clubs in queens new york and he pointed out that while the mcdonalds are spread out the nutrition clubs are all piled on top of one another the ackerman herbalife saga has been going on for more than a year and a half in late two thousand and twelve ackman publicly declared that he was short herbalife after revealing his bet however a number of fund managers most notably carl icahn is now but he again piled on by going along the stock after restructuring most of his short to options stands to gain two billion dollars of the company fails so far however it has ripped up millions in paper losses on his bet so will his latest public disparagement help him collect on his position certainly not toda

bill ackman to pershing square was up 25% which includes herbalife and allergan. furthermore, he said trust me. when you see the stuff you we have tomorrow, you will conclude the money was well spent. he has made big promises. on the basis of that, the stock was driven down 11% today. >> i can imagine you will be quite busy tomorrow. >> i will be paying attention. >> thank you. onrogramming note -- tuesday, we will be speaking to herbalife chief financial officer john desimone. netflix reporting e arnings matching analysts' ana y estimates. jon erlichman is here. give us the details. >> the profitability story of netflix is improving. this is a company that is spending a lot of money to grow their business around the world. they're spending money on original shows. we have spoken so much about the big investments they've made on programs like house of cards and orange is the new black. analystsas the address on a conference call, their had a content guy, is talking about the cost of that programming is going up. costing them but they see it as a competitive advant

. >> bill ackman's pershing square capital management proposed six new directors for allergan.square which ammassed stake ahead of valient's takeover bid has called for a meeting of allergan shareholders. highs winds and crashing waves are threatening okinawa as a super typhoon nears japan. it has maximum-sustained winds of about 150 miles per hour. making it the equivalent of a category 4 hurricane. that is the equivalent of a category four hurricane. back to you. >> in the digital health sector, there were nearly 250 deals in the first half of this year which raised a combined total of more than $3 billion. startup health is an investment platform that focuses on the sector and they hope to launch 1000 companies by 2020. the cofounder and chief executive, steven krein, joins me now. tell people what is a technology platform? you are trying to funnel money from point a to point b and, hopefully when it gets to b, it grows. >> it is a global startup platform that has an academy for entrepreneurs to help them build businesses. a network of all the stakeholders globally that are

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pershing square founder, bill ackman. thank you. guest hosts and the 11:00 hour. a lot of fun. >> we are going to sign off because it is 56 past the hour. that means bloombergtv is going on at the markets. olivia sterns has more. >> stocks falling this morning. the main benchmark index off by half a percent or less. geopoliticalg as tensions way on the market. joining me for the options inside is the derivatives strategist at nk m holdings. good morning. thank you for coming in. vixhursday with all the pickup of it but then corrected friday. >> the resilience of financial is absolutely impressive. the vix last week on the malaysia air downing, up above 14 for the first time since april. the same time the s&p 500 down more than one percent. lex 14 still historically low level. >> right. the point is up -- implied volatility may revert. once you get back above the 14 level what you are looking for is a move higher. that is what we have not seen. that is the longest time volatility has been suppressed since january 2013. shaket would it take to the markets? battle in

later stephanie ruhle and erik schatzker will speak live from pershing square. 2:45 p.m. newt york time. >> we are on the web at bloomberg.com, on your mobile device, on apple tv, and on amazon fire tv. we are coming up on 26 minutes past the hour, that means bloomberg television is on the markets. matt miller is standing by with the latest details. >> the market has been recovering from the losses we saw earlier this morning. take a look at the index. the dow jones industrial average at one point down 120 five points and is moving closer and closer to unchanged. the s&p 500 at 1794. watching is are herbalife. they're following -- they are 'slling ahead of bill ackman presentation. he claims that they mislead distributors, misrepresent sales figures, and sell commodity products at inflated rises. u.s. regulators and law are investigating those claims. more markets in 30 minutes. bottom line up next. >> of them back to the second half-hour of bottom line on bloomberg television. it is time for the commodities report. , oil prices continue to show leading theural gas climbe

president obama since has been on the phone with ukraine president pershing go as well as najib razakcalling for an investigation into the cause and details in various factors that led to this devastating crash. so far in his latest move, president obama has spoken with his national security team where he discussed ways that america various probes and investigations for the crash. un security council also meeting in an emergency meeting later today. let's get more on the malaysia crash. by johnoined via skype mcgraw, a u.s. test pilot who also worked for the national transportation association. he can give us a sense to what the american reaction is going to be there on the ground. we know there were americans, we don't know how many, but give us a sense of what obama administration and officials in the u.s. are now going to do. a tragedy,certainly coming on the heels of the other malaysian accident. it's a very difficult situation. , think of course the americans the ntsb and others will be offering investigative help, but this will be to a different level. there have already been a

this is interesting, pershing square, bill ackman engineering a takeover. this is a whole different level of activist investing. >> it is. the reason we're talking about it is because bill ackman is involved. if there was a lot of no namers involved. it wouldn't be a huge deal. it is a huge thing as far as pharmaceutical industry is concerned. i owned allergan, as soon as the stock popped week sold it. valiant is not going to end, allergan's ceo is going to do acquisitions and believes there is much more value. deirdre: i don't know if he's doing acquisitions, he doesn't feel like being purchased by valiant. shareholders are saying you have to do something, preferably a deal. if you don't accept this bid, fine, do something. >> we give too much weight to the activist investors. we wouldn't care if ackman wasn't involved here. i think he's rearing his ugly head and shouting from the tops of the trees. >> there has been a really golden age of activist investing, because when you talk about ideas for individuals, it's individuals and corporations who honestly

the action cam found a heavy police presence along browning street near pershing street.ver and the expectant mother inside the car were not hit. the car carrying the shooter fled the scene. the pregnant woman was shaken up but not hurt. >> there are two health warnings that official want you to be aware of. "action news" reporter erin o'hearn is lie at the big board. she's got more on these dangers, good morning, erin. >> reporter: good morning tam. we're in the height of the summer season and it is certainly easy to get caught up in enjoying the nice weather at the beach lake or pool but health officials say you need to be vigilant in protecting ourselves from two summer culprits. the first mosquitos. there have been 25 new cases of the chikungunya virus throughout new jersey including two in gloucester county and one in burlington county. all of the people infected have recently traveled to the caribbean. the virus which is spread by the asian tiger mosquito is not life-threatening but can be debilitating. causes fever headache and joint pain. in fact the african word

there is a crash in camden along pershing street off the vine westbound involving a tractor trailer,olice are on the scene and it's off to the side. but you can expect a 15 to 25 minute delay on northbound 95 in mercer county, in egg harbor township a crash at tilton road, and delay yeah road is a better bet and hockessin is an accident. stick with south road instead. we'll check it again in the next half hour. >> thank you matt. >>> it took germany months to win the world cup but only a week to break their trophy, tens of thousands of germans when the team and cup came home, so hard their golden achievement suffered a crack, they don't know who did it and an investigation did not turn up any lead its, but it can be repaired. for the revelers, they care that they won the world cup: >> maybe leave the crack, it worked for the liberty bell. >> lets take you outside with sky 6 hd, it's a beautiful beach day and a lot of people soaking in the sun live in cape may t. adam joseph has your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast including a peek at the weekend it's kfc night. [cheering] la

bush we read about his socks he is jumping out of airplanes although he was sent to the pershing gulfwith response of the possibility of another war in iraq george to view bush says i will the criticize my successors so the model is to always be available for a price during the civil war there is a great deal of the former president's coming together to have a meeting with a record number get them together they can come up with a solution franklin pierce tries to initiate the meeting but it did during undermine did dash because he knew he would subvert lincoln. so candidly and confidentially giving advice but they know enough to be president they have served in the role and the standing the theoretically there out of politics so they're the best position is to issue a candid advice confidential of vice so they support their successors with modest exception in during the election time thinking of clinton during 2012 they go to their quarters in they come back and stay out of politics largely unless they need them. >> franklin pierce? are a his southern's sympathies ideological or race-

i've been doing this for 16 years and before pershing square appeared, allergan was $42 billiony so i've got enough money to put a meal on the table and, in fact, unlike so many other ceos i'm not interested in what happens to me short term. i only care about value creation for allergan's stock holders. >> let's talk about the value creation. you really believe and you're willing to say that if valiant walked away right now your stock would not plummet because of the announcements you're about to make and because of the pipeline? >> you're correct, jim. what we've done right from the beginning is keep raising the floor, if you why like, the value of allergan is a stand alone entity and now the market is waiting to see what we will put on the table at the time that we announce our earnings which would be the next four weeks and the market will hopefully abroad and we'll see how they react to the numbers we propose. >> will customers stick with a valiant allergan? >> i think there's deep concern in the physician community. i hear it daily. in fact, for your viewers, if they're interested,

pershing square airs a 15-minute documentary on herbalife that connie chung was supposed to anchor butbacked out because she said she wasn't sure about the information. it is important to note that since bill ackman started his campaign against the company, the stock has done the reverse of what he hoped it would do. it is up 40%. here is the moment today when things really went south for ackman. watch. >> i'm a huge beneficiary, okay, of this country, okay? michael johnson is a predator, okay? this is a criminal enterprise, okay? i hope you're listening, michael. and it's time to shut the company down, because with that, i'm going to take a break. liz: he is crying, and michael johnson, when he got teary, he, of course, it's important to note said that michael johnson, who is the ceo, is some type of guy running a criminal operation. market doesn't feel that way at all. take a look at the stock, it is jumping. and, in fact, starting just after 2:30 when you, charlie, started to sit down with the chief financial officer of herbalife -- >> his first -- liz: -- it jumped another 3%. >> r

. >> that is pershing. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ 10 million soldiers -- who may never return again 10 million are the in vain in sorrow in her lonely years, i heard a mother murmur through her tears i did not raise my boy to be a soldier i brought him off to be my pride and joy. it's time to lay the sword and runaway there would be no more today -- there would be no war today as mothers always say i did not raise my boy to be a soldier ♪ >> ok. there had been, as you know, a great wave of immigration into the country beginning in the years after the civil war. people not from ireland and scotland and england but people from different parts of europe. and there was a certain amount of resistance to them. there was a rise in nativism as people began to arrive -- they were russians and italians and poles and jews and greeks. and they weren't like us. and over the next 50 years they changed what us means. but it was a great struggle. there had also in the years leading up to the war been an increase in emigration from germany. -- increase in immigration from germany. there were a lot more new americans w

it'll end on the alameda near pershing avenue. that's where you can find live entertainment and food from local restaurants. >>> there are lots of communities holding sbragtss. >> redwood city hosting a bunch of events today. it is the fourth of july parade run. then 10:00, the parade itself follows the same route. the grand marshal, mike inouye. redwood city will wrap up with fireworks at the marina, those start at 9:30 tonight. >>> six flags, discovery kingdom will spread celebrations over three nights. they'll host a show every night through sunday. things should start around 9:00. >> oakland will hold a family fun day at jack london square. jugglers, magicians, and activities for the kids and it's all free. 11:00 this morning until 4:00. >> and there's the radio disney festival. it starts at 5, followed bacon sert by the symphony. at 8:00, fireworks around 9:30. for a complete list of everything happening around the bay, our website, nbcbayarea.com. click on the fourth of july events guide on our home page. >>> and time to che

. -- pershing avenue. >> thank you for shooting that video. >> and everybody in the world saw it. >> it made me cry. >>> closer to home, number of bay area communities getting ready for their own fourth of july celebrations. >> in redwood city, there are a series of events today at 8:45, this is the fourth of july parade run. then at 10:00, the parade itself will follow the same route. the grand marshal, mike inouye wearing red, white, and blue afghanistan. they will wrap up the day with fireworks at the marina. >>> six flags discovery kingdom will spread the celebration over three nights. they'll host a fireworks show every night through sunday. things should start around 9:00. >> east bay oakland will hold a family fun day at jack london square where you can see jugglers and magicians. it is a free event and it runs from 11:00 this morning until 4:00 this afternoon. >>>. >> and radio disney family festival will take place in mountain view. that starts at 5:00 followed by a concert at 8:00. fireworks at 9:30. then for a complete list of events, you can also visit the website, nbcbay

the war of words between him and herbalife with the company calling the pershing square ceo the worsttreet. ackman's fighting back. we'll also get his comments surrounding allergan and vail yant as he pushes for a takeover of the botox maker. a huge week for earnings but traders are split on which are actually strong plays right now. they're going to battle it out. all that and much more straight ahead. carl, we'll see you in about 20 or so. >> it is a big week for earnings. apple and microsoft tomorrow. facebook, amazon, xerox later in the week. john steinberg, jon fortt. you want to walk us through netfl netflix? >> it's all about the subscriber number, looking for domestic subscribers at around 550,000, 600,000. all the upside that i'm hearing about from analysts has to do with maybe enough of the international growth has not been baked into estimates. and as high up as the stock has gone, still up near its all-time highs. it's really the growth that people want to see, carl. >> and i'd love to pair that with a story today in "the wall street journal" that verizon is putting the ca

is the reason for that tax for that text of prevailing contractors from 2009 during the period of pershing go. when russia took crimea they decided there was no longer a need to give a discount so from a political perspective that has become imperative for ukraine to be able to say there is a new contractual relationship that sets the foundations for our future gas relationship which is mutually agreed and not dependent simply on the unilateral discount. so that's the starting point where things need to move from here ideally to get the sides back to the negotiating table. the e.u. has indicated a willingness to do that and ukraine has indicated a willingness that it would return back to those negotiations. gazprom is still not responding positively but i hope in the end that gazprom will also see that europe is its largest market for gas and it needs to be seen as gas supplier in this new competitive world of gas that we see internationally and that also will benefit from an agreement at relationship that they would work out together. >> carlos that is what we get when they put you on the

fromwill not be watching pershing square's office. i will be sitting over there somewhere. digging into the numbers of the company. they been talking about bill ackman against wall street. i don't think there has been a lot of discussion about how the business works. what is interesting is herbalife has been changing the way they operate in response to bill ackman. the are spending relationship with the distributors and their customers. you can see the impact in the alan sheets. >> are you saying that bill ackman in some perverse way has helped this company? >> with the operating profit. it has had the opposite effect. the operating profit of this company is getting worse. it is a negative number. costs that are going to the roof that have nothing to do with it. pivotal quarter for herbalife. thecan see the change of business model changing in the numbers. >> aren't you more concerned --hout getting taken right down by the regulators. don't you just want to survive? >> bill ackman would say the one skill set is survival. they have been able to survive as a multilevel market

gangs came across a brave in arizona and kills more american families he he said that he sent down pershing with troops into mexico and you can read different versions do tens of thousands of national guard were put on the border and then nobody came man that we didn't want to come in and. this president could do them just as well. what i find so astounding and sad and tragic about this and we got into this last night i went off on a rant about reagan and but and i really should have gone here and that is that we're talking about living breathing human beings by and large children i mean you've got even glenn beck coming out and saying he's going down there with food and soccer balls to give to these kids to say you know we're not that whore we're the united states were america you know the statue of liberty all of you know give me your give me your poor huddled masses. we were were talking about human beings and the dehumanization of these literally children fleeing mass murderers down in el salvador honduras and guatemala. i just i don't get it well there's a human element obviously i mea

why don't we cc him in billin a ackm ackman, ladies and gentlemen [ applause ] >> bill ackman of pershing square. of course, we have a couple things we had made up for this event. eb, obviously, knows what happened about 18 months ago live on cnbc, which was quite a moment for everybody involved. so we decided to have a couple of shirts made up. one for each of you. bill and carl reunited and on the back it feels so good with delivering alpha the logo. bill, i will present with you one. and carl, one for you as well. [ applause ] >> i hope it's extra large? >> extra large. >> yes. >> no offense. >> yeah. >> thanks for coming. >> sure. >> how in the world did this lap? how are you guys reunited on this stage after what happened on live television nearly 18 months ago in. >> look, what i would say is i respect carl's story. all right. he talks about actually he talked about it in our interview, i had a huge head start with carl in terms of my, i grew up in an affluent community. i went to great public schools, i got a great education. carl got a little rougher start. >> a little tougher. >>

square is -- pershing wants to push outward in into a pharmaceuticals.maker of and the trade would be worth $50 million. bankhief of a huge french says the company is in no rush to pay. -- harbaughs is said to have strong second-quarter results. >> jamie dimon told his shareholdersd yesterday he has throat cancer. he will continue to operate the company. yes cancel his trip to europe as he faces treatment. joined by tom, from a banking firm. a perfect time to speak with you. a.c.l. of a bank looks out over divisions. is there a favored division to turn to for leadership? do you turn to consumer, to investment banking? >> my opinion is that companies like jpmorgan run themselves , because it isrs a very large organization. numerous individuals who will keep the company operating on a day-to-day basis. you advise them on succession planning? but it is an important thing that directors have to do. jamie hasthis case been such an important part of that organization. also, it is the regulatory goal of bridges across the country to make sure that succession pl

we will tell you if it is enough to check valiant and activist investor pershing square, first let'sry of state john kerry and jack lew in beijing right now. the economy is on the agenda but with charges and countercharges of hacking tensions are high. jim has been doing business in

there are exceptions, pershing square, up 25% this year, largely on the botox maker and burger king hasn life. another winner is the glenn view funds, up over 11%. robins has scored big with the health care earnings, including stocks like humana, one huge winner appears to be flex electronics. they have done great with savvy stock picks and it has worked for some as markets test and contradict people's assumptions the treasury short and tech high flyers have burned many during the first half. despite improved job numbers, some see the s&p strength and seven year lows as only a temporarily respit se. into doubt we'll here more about the outlook in the upcoming alpha conference held july 16th at the pierre hotel in new york. >> ak man did not have a good year last year. robbins had a great year last year and following now this year. overall, what amazing me, is that money continues to flow into hedge funds not out of them. >> i couldn't agree more. i was just having that conversation with a hedge fund manager this morning. all time high, close to 3 trillion at this point after two years i

every unit was stationed or trained at fort clark and many famous soldiers including john pershing and george patton. names like george armstrong ster or phil sheridan near bracketville nearly lost his camancheswar party of i'd id if i owned texas, rent it out. the last horse-mounted unit in the army, by 1944 the second cavalry had been members of the committee andized. fort clark was targeted for closure. before it closed, it was used as a german prisoner of war camp. because of the families of the soldiers at the fort and the african-american veterans and those who had settled in bracketville, the u.s. government constructed a high school for black students. the school opened in 1944 so the children of these veterans could be educated. at that time, texas was still racially segregated. this high school is believed to be the only federally built of its kind between san antonio and el paso. after fort clark closed in 1946. it was converted to a resort or retirement center and the historic district is lasted on the national registry of historying places. the village is the set for john

becoming a bridge rather than an orange wedge a southern finland if you will and perhaps president pershingo if the oligarchs stick with him he can secure support in this country and of the e.u. the u.s. and imf put our money where our mouth is. otherwise as the chinese say big noise upstairs nobody coming down. and that is very much a possibility given the nature of western behavior which has been lots of rhetoric, some sanctions which are very specific targeted area that notch in my view of a larger strategy. that is where the energy becomes very important. i'm reminded the prime minister of the u.k. said recently we have to realize energy is not a fifth level consideration. it's a first level consideration and i'm glad that our european friends are coming to that conclusion. some of us here in this town have been feeling this for quite a long while and i'm glad that there is some statement to that effect over there. so what about this role? i would say it's crucial but in the past it was a crucial negative and the future has to be crucially positive. in the past corrupt middlemen siphone

he also sent general pershing into mexico in pursuit of poncho vila. he caught some of the lieutenants. never caught poncho vila. i'm not advocating an invasion into mexico. i'm advocating strongly we stop the invasion into the united states. want to talk about compassion for children? well, my children have now finished college. but i go to schools all over texas. i look in those precious little faces just as i have looked at the precious little faces of people coming in illegally, but those whose parents are paying t. theyeing law-abiding know their schools are having trouble, many places, staying afloat. many school districts are in desperate trouble financially. and now we are going to add hundreds of children in someplaces whose parents are not paying taxes, property taxes to support the schools, many cases, and you're going to overwhelm those schools because you refuse to do the job the constitution requires and an oath was taken to faithfully execute? we owe this country an obligation to protect it, to protect those little children whose educati