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and the fact that the inauguration is coming to that end i have asked retired lieutenant general russel honore a to lead an immediate review of security infrastructure interagency processes and command and control the general is a respected leader with experiences experience dealing with crises. as a former vice director of 4 operations j c 3 with the joint chiefs of staff his focus was military support to civilian authorities military support to civilian authorities and he has experience with national the national capital region and security house leadership as well as is general honore re seeing up close and personal his excellent leadership at the time of katrina are to take to mr clyburn was the head of our katrina task force so he and i and others. know full well how fortunate we are that the general has accepted as willing to do this members are moving forward strong oversight from committees of course. to have after action review there is strong interest in the congress and the $911.00 commission an outside outside commission to conduct that after action review. in the meantime i'm very

army lieutenant general russell honore. led the relief effort, of course, in the days following katrina in new orleans. he happens to be a 37-year veteran of our armed forces. he has written a book that is called "leadership in the new normal" and we recommend it. general, tell me what the response would have been if you'd been at your desk in the pentagon watching live news coverage across the potomac river with the ability to send people, manpower across the river to help. >> that's a great question. and watching this whole thing unfold yesterday, we would have been giving orders in d.c. to the national guard to start to mobilize. you can prepare troops to mobilize and assemble them before you employ them. so mobilization and deployment is different. i was surprised the pentagon did not have those troops on standby. the fbi had a major failure in their intelligence, obviously by those offering the capitol police help and then refused it. i think once this gets uncovered there were some complicit actions at the capitol pol

his resignation effective tomorrow russell honor acalling the scene at the capitol a security failure. >> the officers were not well led. they gave up the perimeter and when you give up the perimeter and you let the force inside the house, this was embarrassing all they had to do is tell d.c. police we want you to send over 400 officers tell the national guard, we want 300 phillies or 3,000. or tell the maryland state police to send troops over they gave the ground to the protesters and they trashed the house. our biggest threat is domestic stirrup like we saw here today and they're not prepared for it and they need to change, because this is a case of super snooping >> russell honore last went. the house speaker nancy pelosi said there is strong interest in a 9/11 style commission to look at what happened in addition to russell honores review of the day. governor's accusing the administration now of lying about its vaccine reserves brand-new tonight, the government's stunning response, as the next president gets ready to take the reins. >> the faster we do it, the as soon as possible

to that end, i have asked retired lieutenant general russell honore, to lead an immediate review of security infrastructure, interagency processes, and command and control. the general is experienced dealing with crises. as former vice director of -- for operations of j3 with the joint chiefs of staff, his focus was military support to civilian authorities. and he has experience with the national capitol region's security. house leadership has brought the general and seen up close and personal his excellent leadership at the time of katrina. rep. clyburn was the head of our katrina task force and he and i and others know full well how fortunate we are that general has accepted and is willing to do this. members are moving forward with strong oversight from committees, of course, to have after action review. there is strong interest in the congress in a 9/11 type commission, an outside commission, to conduct that after action review. in the meantime, i am very grateful to general honore, for taking on this responsibility. i find this to be a very emotional time. i have said to the members, we

lieutenant general russel honore, i feel safer already. thank you so much for coming back to "the sunday show." >> good day. god bless america. >> and joining the conversation is janet napolitano, former secretary of homeland security under president obama. she's also a professor of public policy at uc berkeley. secretary napolitano, thank you for coming to "the sunday show." >> you're welcome. how are you? >> i am relatively okay. so as a former secretary of homeland security, your thoughts on the fact that the nation's capitol has more national guard troops in it than are in -- troops in it than are in afghanistan and iraq combined? >> well, i think unfortunately you have to do what you need to do, and they want to make sure that this inauguration goes off safely and securely. and so they are taking all precautions to that end. but jonathan, i can't help but recall back when president obama was inaugurated in 2009 how different this city was. there were a million people at that inaugural, and there was the spirit of optimism and hope, an

this is a case of super stupid. >> russell honore. nancy pe lows see says there is strong interest in a 9/11 commission. >>> governors accusing the administration now of lying about its vaccine reserves brand new tonight, the government's stunning response as the next president gets ready to take the reins. >> the faster we do it, the sooner we can put this pandemic behind us. >> the world crosses a deadly milestone as president-elect biden unveils his plan to get more americans a shot in the arm. >>> a warning to get out and a town forced to evacuate as extreme fire conditions pick up in southern california. >>> plus, the danger from within battling the rise of home grown violent extremism. >>> the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith" back in 60 seconds >>> the cdc sounding the alarming on the united kingdom's situation with the coronavirus health officials say it's highly contagious and could become the dominant strain within the united states within the next two months that warning comes today as the country reported its

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b, i'm very excited because you asked about security here that general russell honore has agreed to take a big view of the security here. we will have an after-action review. there will be a commission, all of that. but immediately -- actually, before the weekend, he agreed to take a look at the security infrastructure. the interagency relationships. the fact that he's so familiar with the capitol regional security aspects of it. we feel -- we believe that we are in very good hands with his taking a look that he has and inviting experts in the field to give their views as well. so that's where we are. yes, ma'am. reporter: thank you, madam speaker. two things. if you can put any finer point on the timing of the articles of impeachment? speaker pelosi: no. [laughter] speaker pelosi: as soon as we know you will be the first to know. reporter: thank you. and you talked about leader schumer being majority. you have worked with both leader schumer and leader mcconnell. what is your advice for leader schumer now that he's in the majority as he confronts leader mcconnell, who let us know yester

speaker nancy pelosi announced that she has named russell honore, a retired army general, to lead a security review of the capitol after the invasion of the capitol. >> we must subject this whole complex though to scrutiny in light of what happened and the fact that the inauguration is coming. to that end i have asked retired lieutenant general russell honore to lead an immediate review of infrastructure, interagency processes and command and control. the general is a respected leader with experience dealing with crises. as a former vice director for operations, j3 with the joint chiefs of staff, his focus was military support to civilian authorities. military support to civilian authorities. and he has experience with the national capitol region's security. house leadership has worked with general honore, seen up close and personal his excellent leadership at the time of katrina. members are moving forward with strong oversight from committees, of course, to have after-action review. there is strong interest in the congress in a 9/11-type commission, an outside commission to conduct that af

>>well today house speaker pelosi announced retired lieutenant general russel honore will lead a review of the security infrastructure on capitol hill following the violent riot, the left 5 people dead last week speaker pelosi described honore as a quote respected leader with experience dealing with crises in the past you might remember honore was dispatched to lead the defense department's response to hurricanes katrina and rita in the wake of the deadly capitol see security has been intensely ramps up ahead of the inauguration set for january 20th. the national rifle association filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy today, the nra released a statement on its website discussing his plans to leave new york. >>and regroup in texas, the gun rights advocacy group will seek court approval to really incorporate in texas where there are more than 400,000 nra members chapter 11 bankruptcy is often referred to as a reorganization bankruptcy, generally provides for reorganization keep business alive and pay creditors over time. >>well at a time when millions of americans are waiting to get their turn

very excited as you asked about security here that general russell honore. has agreed to. take a big view of the security here we will have an after action review there will be a commission but immediately. actually before the weekend he agreed to take a look at the security infrastructure. agency relationships the fact that he is so familiar with the capitol security aspects that we feel we believe that we are in very good hands with his taking the look that he has and inviting experts in the field to give their views and. says whoever you. think the key thing is in the final point on the timing for the article he. had over soon as i said you'll be the 1st to know thank you and also send me to see him or between the senate majority. leader you know. what your vice were hurt. in the majority. remember. yesterday still. even today even though democrats have with the government now the white house leader mcconnell the you know the important role republicans. you know if you're asking what insights i would give to lead a sham or you know him i wouldn't think of giving him any

democrats prepare their case against the president, speaker pelosi today announced retired general russel honore will lead an immediate review of capitol security, including whether any members of congress gave rioters access to the building the day before so they could plan their attack. >> if in fact it is found that members of congress were accomplices to this insurrection, if they aided and abetted the crime, there may have to be actions taken beyond the congress, in terms of prosecution. >> so, let's get to jon kaurl with us live from washington. we know it's the last friday night of the trump administration, the presidency. there's been a lot of speculation about whether we might see additional pardons in these final days. what are you learning from your sources tonight? what can we expect in terms of pardons? how is the president preparing for a second impeachment trial in his defense? >> reporter: i will expect we'll see some more pardons. the big question is whether or not the president tries to impeach himself. it's all over the map -- raging from mounting a full defense, possibly led

then you could be involved and if you were to accomplish this to that then you face legal action russell honore ron the part of the response after hurricane katrina down in louisiana you'll remember that during the george bush presidency and how awful that impacted so many communities he's well liked well respected in washington and he will note this phil security review she obviously mentioned the fact that a number of people have suggested that there should be something like the $911.00 commission an outside body examining all the evidence to find out exactly what happened she didn't exactly rule that out what she said is the oversight committees for various departments will look into what happened on capitol hill last wednesday and we know that the inspector generals of a number of departments including interior department of homeland security defense also a justice are carrying out their investigations to find out where the information was shared where there was an information. breach we're why things were better prepared for what happened last wednesday so a fairly interesting news confere

joining me now is lieutenant general russel honore. the disaster in 2005. that is him on the right. honore was given control of relief efforts across the region. ray nagin then at the time said this. he came off the chopper and started cussing and people started moving. president bush sent one john wayne dude down here. i believe general honore is here with us on the phone. we need to treat this like we're fighting a fire. in your words, we need to treat this like the military. go in and help people get this vaccine into their arms. >> absolutely. ali, we need a national strategy. we need to turn this into full federaling with the states. we have been caught up in the political season now as this virus attacked. the holiday season. we could be looking at 5,000 dead a day by the end of january. we have to come up and president-elect joe biden has to have his plan in place and on the afternoon after taking his oath, they need to change the leadership in the pentagon and put a former secretary of defense in there like colin and mobilize the nation. military active and national guard wi

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russel honore will lead a review of capitol security of the attack. he is best known of the commander of the task force to hurricane katrina in 2005. the five says its received more than 140,000 photos and videos related to the capitol hill attack. fbi director chris wray had this message for those who participated in the siege and may have any future plans. >> we're looking at individuals who may have an eye toward repeating the same violence, from january 6th alone we've identified over 200 suspects. so we know who you are, if you're out there, and fbi agents are coming to find you. >> this while preparations are under way, and they continue to be under way as the swearing in of joe biden as commander in chief four days ago. the transition period is a special time and often joyous and a period of change and renewal, but this year the mood is different. in fact, two separate federal agencies say the national mall which is the area between the united states capitol and the lincoln memorial will be closed to the public on inauguration day. instead, the

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and house speaker nancy pelosi tasked retired lieutenant general russell honore, famously took over the botched hurricane katrina rescue of new orleans after messed up by the bush administration, he's now leading review of the u.s. capitol security in the wake of the january 6th siege. a new report from the "washington post" revealing that an internal capitol police investigation warned three days before the siege congress itself could be a target of violent and angry trump supporters. and now capitol police tell nbc news that there is an investigation into alleged tours that were given by some congressional republicans to would-be rioters the day before the insurrection. tours described as "reconnaissance" by congresswoman, a veteran u.s. navy pilot. >> shocking as you mentioned visitors aren't allowed in the capitol complex. you know, since march. since the start of covid that has been shut down. all tours are shut down. it was so odd to see them that my chief of staff called the sergeant and arms to say what is going on and he reiterated the only way these people could have gotten in

she announced that she's going to ask russel honore, a general who came in when things fell apart into the questions what exactly went wrong when it comes to security that day. the speaker being asked by a number of her members to appoint an independent commission and a variety of other things. this is the first step that the speaker plans to take. now, this comes against the backdrop of impeachment proceedings that took place this week. house democrats with a handful of republicans impeaching president trump for a second time. and nancy pelosi expecting to send those to the senate sometime next week. and it appears it won't be in the senate until after the hands of the democrats. and the question remains will there be enough republicans to join with the democrats to ultimately convict president trump. the current majority leader mitch mcconnell who won't be for much longer could hold the keys and something we may not get an answer to until after the inauguration is in the rear view mirror. ryan nobles, cnn, washington. >>> we're now hearing from some of the officers who were attacke

b., i'm very excited because you asked about security here that general russell honore has agreed to take a big view of the security here. we will have an after action review. there will be a commission, all of that. but immediately actually before the weekend' g -- weekend he agd to take a look at the security infrastructure, the intra agency relationships an the fact that he's familiar with the capitol security aspects of it, we believe that we're in very good hands with his taking the look that he has and inviting experts in the field to give their views as well. so that is where we are. yes, ma'am. >> thank you, madam speaker. two things. if you could put any finer point on the timing for the articles of impeachment -- [ laughter ] >> i said you'll be the first to know. >> thank you. and also you mentioned schumer becoming the senate majority leader. >> yes, very excited. >> you've work the with leader schumer and mcconnell, what is your advice for leader schumer now that he is in the majority, as he confronts leader mcconnell who let us know yesterday that he still sees that eve

i -- in the meantime, i've asked general russell honor to take a look at how we can improve things inerm, the infrastructure of the security here, the interagency relations, all those kind of issues that protect the congress, our democracy and our visitors, our press who come, everyone who interacts with our democracy. but we must have that commission. and that will talk a bipartisan legislation to pass house and senate signed by the president. >> we're going to talk a lot more about that agenda. we're going to take another quick break. we'll be back with much more with speaker pelosi. democrats will control the house, the senate and the white house. how ambitious will they be? what are their priorities? stay with us. their priorities? stay with us my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it, lowering my blood sugar from the first dose. once-weekly trulicity responds when my body needs it, 24/7. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. it isn't for people with type

overwhelming pelosi says protecting lawmakers is a top priority, naming retired lieutenant general russel honore to lead a review. looking into the attack as well as security at the capitol. this is the justice, defense and interior department's also announced they will look into last wednesday's attack. we must subject this this whole complex, though. to scrutiny and light of what happened. fbi director ray warned thursday that investigators are monitoring extensive online chatter, including calls for armed protests leading up to inauguration day. president trump's departure from the white house wednesday is expected to be unusual as well. not only has he not attending the inauguration. but a military ceremony at joint base. andrews is now reportedly in the works before he flies home to florida in washington. lauren blanchard, fox news vice president, mike pence has reportedly called vice president elect kamala harris to offer his congratulations and assistance with her transition into office. the call is a first contact between elected officials from the outgoing and incoming administration's

lieutenant general russel honore will head up the investigation into how thousands of riders managed to take over the u. s capitol in a siege that left five people dead, including a capitol police officer. house speaker nancy pelosi made the announcement today and she also responded to claims by some democratic lawmakers that quote suspicious tours were given the date before the right. if, in fact it is found that members of congress. accomplices to this insurrection if they aided in abetted the crime. they may have to be actions taken beyond the congress and in terms of prosecution for that. washington d. c is on a virtual lockdown tonight with a secure green zone set up around the capital ahead of the inauguration. the national mall in 13 metro stations will be closed with thousands of troops and law enforcement. on patrol. well, we've been telling you about the unprecedented security measures being taken ahead of the inauguration at 10 30 we hear from former homeland security secretary. janet napolitano about whether she's thinks they will work. and a barrier whether it does not f

we learned that lieutenant general russel honore will be leading the investigation into capitol hill learned a little more about perhaps when that article of impeachment might head to the upper chamber. looks like she's going to hold off until president-elect biden takes office and they get a better sense of the stimulus package he's proposed. is that what you heard? >> yeah. this is pelosi holding her cards pretty close to the vest, not willing to put a specific date on when the article could be transmitted, not willing to really engage on questions of security around the capitol beyond that these are things that need to get investigated. i mean, the sense i got from pelosi here is she is trying to keep her caucus locked in, keep the focus on the work that needs to be done here, and keep the possibilities of the transmittal of that article of impeachment on the table, at least as long as donald trump is still the president of the united states. >> garrett haake, we'll have to leave it there because it's the top of the hour. that does it for me. "andrea mitchell reports" starts right

i -- in the meantime, i've asked general russell honore to take a look at how we can improve things inhe infrastructure of the security here, interagency relations, all those kind of issues that protect the congress, our democracy, and our visitors, our press who come, everyone who interacts with our democracy. but we must have that commission. and that will take a bipartisan legislation to pass house and senate signed by the president. >> we're going to talk a lot more about that agenda. we're going to take another quick break. we'll be back with much more with speaker pelosi. up next, democrats will control the house, the senate, and the white house. how ambitious will they be? what are their priorities? stay with us. i'd call my grandfather as a result of the research that i've started to do on ancestry. having ancestry to fill in the gaps with documents, with photographs, connecting in real time means that we're having conversations that are richer. i have now a closer relationship with my grandfather. i can't think of a better gift to give to my daughter and the generations that c

house speaker nancy pelosi has also tapped retired lieutenant general russell honore, who investigated military's response to hurricane katrina to lead an investigation into the security failure. >>> now to a major factor in that failure. the "washington post" reports that u.s. capitol police had intelligence three days before the attack, warning that the capitol, itself, might be targeted by angry trump supporters. that intel, according to "the new york times," prompted capitol police to ask the house and senate sergeants at arms for additional help from the national guard, but sources tell the "times" that two officials denied the request without checking in with majority leader mitch mcconnell or house speaker nancy pelosi. former sergeants at arms tell the paper that the officials, who have both since resigned, would most likely have had to check in with congressional leaders before making such important decisions. >>> and the number of arrests around the country linked to the capitol siege continues to grow. as of this morning, the fbi has charged an additional 74 people with crim

speaker pelosi has named retired general russel honore to do a review of what went wrong. you remember honore spearheading the defense to hurricane katrina. honore will aim to weed out any bad actors on the inside. then today, we learned the house homeland security, judiciary, oversight, and intelligence committees have opened reviews to determine why warning signs were missed and to fix system failures. this as some members of congress face legal peril, as police investigate claims they gave some rioters tours of the capitol complex before the january 6th attack. >> if, in fact, it is found that members of congress were accomplices to this insurrection, if they aided and abetted the crime, there may have to be actions taken beyond the congress in terms of prosecution for that. >> as that all plays out, the next administration is plotting its first days. biden's incoming chief of staff, ron klain, emailed the team today, outlining the campaign promises they made. the president intends to make good on in just his first ten days, including coronavirus, the economic crisis th

speaker pelosi announcing that retired lieutenant general russell honore, who many people may remember for his role in the katrina investigations and running essentially the city of new orleans after the hurricane, is going to run an investigation, a review of the capitol security procedures. so, i think we're going to learn quite a bit more from that angle of this, not just from the ongoing law enforcement investigations of everything that happened last wednesday. >> my gosh. and in that video of eugene goodman, you hear the crowd saying, there's only one of him, there's thousands of us. garrett, just have to echo what you said. the more we learn, the more sickening it is. josh, i want to go back to a conversation we were having about the my pillow guy. was this on the president's public schedule? did people know he was going to show up? and what does this say about how the president is spending his time, when yesterday we hit 2 million cases of the coronavirus? >> reporter: well, for several weeks now, the president has had nothing on his public schedule, other than a little note tha

lieutenant general russel honore will lead the investigation into hell. thousands of rioters managed to take over the u. s capitol in a siege that left five people dead, including a couple police officer. pelosi also responded to claims by some democratic lawmakers that suspicious tours were given the day before the riot. if, in fact it is found that members of congress. accomplices to this insurrection if they aided in abetted the crime. i may have to be actions taken beyond the congress and in terms of prosecution for that. washington d. c is on a virtual lockdown with the secure green zone set up around the capital ahead of the inauguration next week. the national mall and 13 metro stations will all be closed. thousands of troops and law enforcement are also on patrol. well, speaker pelosi gave no indication today on when she will send that article of impeachment over to the senate for trial. some democrats are pushing for a speedy start to the proceedings. the trial could potentially start as soon as inauguration day, speaker pelosi said her impeachme

several departments now getting into this as well as the speaker today announcing that general russel honore is going to be overseeing an investigation congress as well as of course the relevant committees. is that enough or do we need a 9/11-style commission? >> i'm not sure that's going to be enough. i don't want to prejudge it till i hear what they're all planning to do, but this spans branches of government, the executive branch and the legislative branch, the inspectors general for the intelligence community can't look at the piece involving the capitol police and these from congress can't look at the executive branch. this is a big enough threat and attack on the center of our democracy that is going to look that spans branches of government, something closer to a 9/11 commission. >> what's your response to allegations that members of congress themselves may have helped rioter by giving them tours days before, tours that are not available under covid? wittingly or unwittingly, i should say. >> the investigation has to include an effort to understand everybody who was involved, whether

overwhelming, pelosi says protecting lawmakers is a top priority, naming retired lieutenant general russel honore to lead a review. looking into the attack as well as security at the capitol. this is the justice, defense and interior department's also announced they will look into last wednesday's attack. we must subject this this whole complex, though. scrutiny in light of what happened. fbi director ray warned thursday that investigators are monitoring extensive online chatter, including calls for armed protests leading up to inauguration day. president trump's departure from the white house wednesday is expected to be unusual as well. not only has he not attending the inauguration. but a military ceremony at joint base. andrews is now reportedly in the works before he flies home to florida in washington. lauren blanchard fox news. our coverage of the attack on the capital does not end here coming up tonight at 5 30. we talked to janet the penalty know about what should happen next as security agencies investigate the attack. a quarter million new cases every day here in the u. s while the uk i

and general russel honore who led the relief effort on the ground in new orleans following hurricane katrina, an american hero. he's a 37-year veteran of the armed forces. general, something i want you to help us with. it wasn't the rioters, organized or sophisticated, power and force that enabled them to breach the u.s. capitol. it was the abject failure of our law enforcement, and not the men and women in blue there who faced off against the mob. it was the decisionmakers who chose not to equip our teams. what do you make of this? >> you have more police per square foot in d.c. than anywhere else in the world other than china and moscow. this is ridiculous. the capitol police system, led by the sergeant of arms in both houses, and the chief of the capitol police, they should not be allowed to retire. they should be fired, today. and they should be investigated. this is some type of a complicit a act, looking the other way. had the capitol so soft, they gave up the perimeter. they had crossing guard rails that you use at high school football games. and the other thing we have to do,

house speaker nancy pelosi named retired lieutenant general russell honore who led the military responseane katrina to conduct an immediate review. >> there was strong interest in the congress in a 9/11-type commission, an outside commission, to conduct that after action review. in the meantime, i'm very grateful to general honore. >> reporter: the "washington post" reports that an internal capitol police intelligence report warned of a potential violent scenario where congress itself could be targeted by some of the president's supporters. that red flag went out three days before the riot but was not widely shared with law enforcement. so far no response from capitol police. >> thank you. the mother n the more we learn the more questions we have. here to talk about the security being put in place, the threats in the government is watching out for is douglas ollivant, senior fellow at the foreign policy research snout and a former national security council director. can you give us some sense of the conversations right now that are going on within the intelligence community? >> well, the

general joseph honore, it's always -- >> russel. >> i appreciate it >> what did i say? oh, my god i'm sorry, sir i've been sitting here for six hours without a commercial >> you done good. >> lots of love, sir. >> thank you hey, programming note, we normally end here in about three minutes. we're not going to do that tonight because we now know that the senate has plans to reconvene in about three minutes. it'll probably be a little longer but that leader mcconnell is going to speak and that could be big news depending on what he says you know how that goes so we'll stay right here. in the meantime, from inside the capitol, texas news contributor jake sherman is with us. we talked to you, it seems like a few hours ago and you were on lockdown same thing >> yeah, listen, we have been all over the capitol complex in the last couple hours. we were excourted by police to the house office buildings and kept in a room secured with -- secured by the fbi and the atf and the capitol police and all sorts of federal works and agencies and now back in the capitol getting ready for

russell kirk. one of the most conservative thinkers of the 20 century. we are proud to honor his legacy at the heritage foundation, before introduces speaker some quick how speaking items if you want to have your microphones on mute, use the chat box over there for questions to the speaker as we get into q&a and this event will be viewable online i think in about 48 hours after the event. let me say a few words about our speaker doctor david rose a professor of economics at the university of missouri st. louis he served as the department director of graduate studies and department chair he received his phd in economics from the university of virginia, he has published numerous scholarly articles his work has been funded by the national institute of mental health and the earhart foundation, the john r templeton foundation. doctor rose also contributes to policy debates on topics ranging from social security, monetary policy, education reform in healthcare reform. he does work on the evolution of firms in what he calls the new business ethics i would love to hear more about tha

honor intact. surrender was not thought wrong traditionally and japanese culture. this was something that the japanese army really just in the time after the russell japanese war in 1905 that decided this will make us invincible if we order our soldiers never to surrender and this would make us a formidable army. again and again in the pacific and manila is probably maybe the single best example of it but when you tell an army of 18, 19, 20 -year-old farm boys that they will die no matter what and that they will have to fight to the death and take their own lives if necessary that puts pressure on them and the results can be pretty severe and so the fact that manila, i think, is in part an outgrowth of this kind of distortion of what the japanese military traditions and cultures were and it was, you know, one of the darkest chapters of the pacific war which is, of course, one of the darkest wars in our history. >> hitler regularly claimed the horrible things he told the germans to do were historic german traditions the based fact four, five, 600 years and it's similar with the new radicalization of warfare being touted is dating all the way back t

russel douglas had been shot. >> the shooting seemed to me like it did not occur in this vehicle because there are empty spots where you would expect blood to be. >> permission to approach the witness, your honorin his written report on the case dr. nordby had cited the movie "pulp fiction" as the kind of example of the kind of blood spatter he would expect to see in russel douglas' car. >> the two characters in the film were facing in front and they actually got back spatter, the bullet went toward the backseat, but the spatter went through the front so that's the illustration i was meaning to convey. >> so you chose to rely on an illustration from a fictional movie produced in hollywood to help describe this scenario, correct? >> i guess. sure. >> the final defense theory was that jim huden had an alibi, ron young, a childhood friend of huden's, took the stand and told the court that huden was near his home in seattle at the time he believed russel douglas was murdered. >> i did see him december 26th when he was stopping by on his way out of town. >> do you recall what time that was? some time probably between noon and 1:00? >> was he by himself? >> no. >> who was with him? >> peggy thomas.