from this day on, operation pluto gets top priority from the cia. the cia tells the cuban exiles they must agree on a single leader if they want the united states' help. the cubans choose dr. jose mirro who remained neutral in the power struggle. now he comes to new york to become head of the anti-castro cubans. at his press conference dr. mirro speaks for the first time as president of the new revolutionary council. [ speaking foreign language ] now the cubans are united. the mrp has joined the new coalition reluctantly. they don't like the way the cia is dominating the operation. but they assume the united states' participation ensures the effort's success. at this moment in washington, the president is under heavy pressure. he is being pressed to okay the invasion plan. a major source of this pressure is cia reports on what is happening inside cuba. >> we knew that the cuban pilots were being trained in czechoslovakia. we knew they were going to have very shortly available on cuban direction, and i'm inclined to think if a move were to be made sh

narrator: from this date, operation pluto gets top priority from the cia.he cia tells the cuban exiles they must agree on a single leader, if they want the united states help. the cubans choose dr. jose miro. once castro's prime minister, he has remained neutral in the power struggle among the exile leaders. he comes to new york. at his press conference, dr. miro speaks for the first time as president of the new revolutionary council. >> a united cuba, a real cuba, the cuba of jose marti. [applause] narrator: now the cubans are united. the mrp has joined the coalition, reluctantly. they don't like the way this year it is dominating the operation. but they assume the united states participation assures the operation's success. they don't want to be left out of any new cuban government. at this moment in washington, the president is under heavy pressure, being pressed to ok the invasion plan. a major source of this pressure is cia reports on what is happening inside cuba. >> we knew that cuban pilots were being trained in czechoslovakia. we knew that they wer

. >> from this point on, operation pluto gets top priority from the cia. the cia tells the cuban exiles they must agree on a single thing if they want united states help. once castro's prime minister, he has remained neutral in the power struggle among the exiled leader. now, he comes to new york. at his press conference, he speaks for the first time as president of the new revolutionary counsel. [indiscernible] >> now, the humans are united. mrp has joined the new coalition reluctantly. they don't like the way the cia is dominating the operation. once they resume, united states participation ensures success. they don't want to be left out of any new cuban government. the anti-castro cuban leaders have reached the satisfactory an understanding cia. at this moment in washington, the president is under heavy pressure. he is being pressed ok the invasion plan. major source of this pressure is cia reports on what is happening inside cuba. we knew >> when you the osby train in czechoslovakia. -- cuban pilots were trained in czechoslovakia. i have said before th

operation pluto, the invasion of cuba is approved. miami, the first week of the april 1961, invasion fever is rising among the cuban exiles. everyone seems to know the invasion is coming soon. volunteers pour into exile headquarters. the churches are filled. prayers are said for the men of the brigade. april 10, in guatemala transports begin to move the 2506 assault brigade out of the camps.bykyky=? a united states naval task force took to sea for maneuvers scheduled for the next week. united states marines are at sea and transport to take part in the maneuvers. april 13th in nicaragua the exile invasion fleet is loading. havana, dawn, saturday, april 15th. b26 bombers attack castro's airfield. the u.n. saturday morning. cuban foreign minister -- >> i have been instructed by the revolutionary government of cuba to denounce this vandalistic aggression carried out today at dawn against a territorial integrity and political independence of cuba. the responsibility for this act of imperialistic pilotry falls squarely on the government of

he got it. >> from this day on, operation pluto gets priority from the cia. the cia tells the cuban exiles, to agree on a single leader. with the united states help. the cubans choose doctor jose -- . and he has remained neutral and is admired among the exiles. >> at his press conference the doctor speaks for the first time as president of the new revolutionary policy. >> are you in cuba? >> are we cuba? >> now the cubans are united. the em rpg has joined the new coalition reluctantly. they don't like the way the cia is dominating it, but they assume the united states participation assures the operation success. they don't want to be left out from this new cuban government. and the cuban leaders have not reached an understanding with cia. washington is under heavy pressure. they have oked he wouldn't plan. there is a report on what is happening inside of cuba. >> we knew that the cuban pilots were being trained in czechoslovakia. they were available under cuban makes. i'm inclined to think, as i said before if a move to be made short of an intervention, this

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the preliminary number was 47.8, these are just confirmations of pluto married -- of preliminary numbersility in the euro-dollar, but nothing to be concerned about. we will continue to see these numbers. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the open. we are almost an hour into the session. the ftse is rallying 1%. not a lot of action otherwise in terms of equity index on the continent. we have some real movement in some, in a lot of different asset classes for different reasons, laura cooper from our at life team has had an important piece for journalists to read. playing the game of pinning a narrative on price action. i have been doing this for 20 years, laura, what kind of narrative can you see in the rate movements we saw yesterday? laura: the movement that we saw in the rates yesterday was one of paring back of those aggressive rate hikes. it is too soon to call that a sustained trend, we are seeing those 10 year treasury yields steady ahead of the potentially big fomc meeting. there is a wait and see. to see if that there --there is a wait and see period. that is also feeding

enter not in the outer orbit of pluto is some politically correct addenda to our national narrative, but at the burning heart of who we are because we have the memories of people who have the peculiar experience of being unfree in a supposedly free land. they have much more to tell us than the people who've bought hook line and sinker the the trickly madison avenue sanitized version of our past and so you look to there and it's you know, you don't have to if you're gonna scratch the surface american history, you don't have to go looking for it. it's there. it's just there. it's a kind of conscience of the nation. it's affirmation in the face of adversity in a way that teaches us perpetually and not to the exclusion of anybody else. in fact, it defines the best of who we are so you've raised a couple of key ideas. i want to bring together an examine sort of a moment in time because we're basically talking about expanding our historical narrative right making sure that it is inclusive that the stories that we're previously not told or ignored are being included. uplifted and centered i

youtube, facebook, youtube tv, roku, pluto, you name it. twitch, twitter.are a 24 hour news channel. some compare -- some compare us to the conservative alternatives, except we are not. we deal with only facts. facts, then analysis. we are very proud of our perspective and we do not hide it. mainstream media hides our perspective completely, which is pro-corporate. tax cuts for the ritz -- the rich are objectively great, universal herrell test universal health care sucks, what bias? we are clear about our perspective, but we never play with facts. if the facts come out against us, we have done this many times, we said no, here are the results of the math. here what the numbers and the facts show. when you do that, you get to be popular. right now we have about -- views a month. host: i noticed he did an interview with someone who holds to this qanon. what prompted you to engage in that conversation? guest: conservatives have an interesting love-hate relationship with us. as you can tell are ready, not a fan of republicans. the qanon people are -- well -- nu

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