but as a result of some of sherman's the delay in sherman's advance grant has to postpone his his attackuntil such time that that sherman's men do in the but by the third week of of november sherman's troops are arrive and grant will will get ready want to launch his offensive to drive confederates away from chattanooga and to be able to send that relief force to knoxville. but for all that grant and thomas and hooker and more important lee their men did the men of the army of the cumberland and a division of the 12th corps. the army of the potomac and a division of the 15th corps of the army of tennessee. for all that those men had had done and not taking away anything at from the deeds that those men had performed on the slopes of lookout mountain. and then ridge or, even the the efforts of the man that sherman had had used against the confederate right flank, repositioned right flank in the end, it is not really so much a union victory at at chattanooga as a stunning confederate defeat largely because of the that braxton bragg had not done. and in in perdue in being able successfully

sherman. [inaudible]. when sherman passed away, it was a rainy day and for the funeral and johnston is there uncovered, no hat on in the rain pretty and someone said something like, you should cover yourself and protect yourself a simple sherman would do it for me and i have a lot of respect for each other that really came out of the meaning of the bennett place in the weather twice as for several days. they work through a lot of things political and military they didn't have the authority to do all that they try to work together to end the war and move things forward to get beyond the violence in the unrest in the attention that was still going to linger and i think the two of them bonded and have a lot of respect from their time at the bennett place.

when it was told to sherman that he had failed and sherman said, well, look into that. and he said, what's aj smith doing? okay, send him out with 16,000. you see sherman, they would say at atlantic campaign, always had a in his back pocket. so whenever you blew up a bridge, he just fixed well he had an army in his back pocket. you could do 60. he said tell general moyer if he goes out with some troops, you know, i'll raise him in rank if he can beat forest. the whole thing was to keep forest. now the battle of tupelo. a month later. and here's what's interesting as those and a lot of them fight at brice's crossroads came back through that area towards tupelo. there's a faint shadow of a man. and when they finally came up to him, it was a union soldier who had fought at brice's crossroads who had been hiding out for past month, trying to keep from being captured. and now he's back with the army guy. but you're going to have people sliding in for a week or two come and back and mad. okay. there's a lot of guys that went to prisons because they were captured. it was a sad

sherman has been reinforced by other troops. johnston keeps his army together, that is a pretty big deal in march and april of 1865. he keeps it out of reach of shermans troops. by the time they get to the greensboro area, they have heard about appomattox. they have heard about the fall of richmond. johnston will, in his words, he will say something like -- no more young men should die. i think that is an admirable thought at this phase in the war. he realizes that this isover. he will reach out to sherman, they will meet at th bennett farm, near durham north rolina on april 18th. that is, what? two weeks after appo? th will negotiate a surrender. johnston doesn't call it a surrender. he calls it a convention, a technicality. he doesn't want to use the s-word. they agreed to a cessation of hostilities and the confederate forces call it -- we will call. after that is released the news goes now that it is rejected by the united states congress. that is because lincoln's dad. congress is in no mood to be generous. the political sit

and he was trying to get sherman to detach troops, go after what sherman eventually did. and what's interesting is through rest of the atlanta campaign, this battle and ezra church not only took men out of the fight but took the fight out of the men. i actually surprised at how stubbornly the confederates fought in the nashville campaign. consider how demoralized they should have been by the end of the atlantic campaign. so that was very impressive, considering the way they felt toward the end of that campaign. but that's exactly what his intention he he thought that he could carry the campaign toward the north. got davis's blessing for this and early on some success with it but then thomas tracked him down and got him at nashville and franklin of course. has of this train been left untouched or has atlanta covered all the well at the battle of atlanta, which was supposed to be part of a in the turn of the last not this recent one. what's going to be this for for battlefield park with the interconnecting areas and early in the 1900s, that plan went awry. today, much of at

in southern storm, which is a history of sherman's march through georgia. he's also authored a short biography of the south leading general, robert e. lee lessons in leadership. that's part of the great generals series at it by general wesley kay clark. also be on the lookout for his tours with smithsonian and he's got some coming up. focusing specifically on lincoln and his visits to city point. please give noah andre trudeau a big warm welcome. [applause] >> all right. starting on page one, andy. there we go. look, it's a real honor to be sharing some talk time with a group of historians assembled as i understand by your votes. you and it's also a privilege to speak to a group whose knowledge about the civil war is only matched by their curiosity to learn more. i want to draw a couple of distinctions right off the bat. my colleagues, i'm guessing, are mostly presenting thoughtful entertaining looks at things that happened. my talk might be more properly subtitled, a speculation. as i will be looking at something that might have happened and i believe it d

but including now turner back sherman's workshop in germany. these workshops were recently criticized for being to sheltered and exploiting workers. but there are reforms who to mca, an employee here that is helping shar him on find a regular, better paid job. what again oh, has to keep your ear to the ground and tell people, hey, i want to work with cars. can i do an internship to learn? the ropes uncle's in house will be in london. okay. does kenzie sherman's previous internship with the mechanic? didn't go well from their perspective? well, i did a lot of things wrong, but i really did do my best. i so linda food absolutely does. of course no one doubts that nobody but that job wasn't right for you. know, i think i would like to design cars. the old design. yeah. this comes roofers and that's what i can imagine doing. here i am designing as well. i make art. my idea is, you know, my vision to design a sustainable car. i mean just the outside level would oh into it would mit as i would really like to find your research department where you ca

gettysburg processing of courage, testing of history, iconic valor in seventh storm, history of sherman's march in georgia. he's also offered short biography of robert e lee from robbery free lessons in leadership. as part of general series edited by general wesley. the end of the cap smithsonian focusing on and give noah and andre caputo a warm welcome. [applause] all right. start at page one, andy. >> it is a real honor to share time with the group of historians as i understand by your quote. it is a privilege to speak to a group whose knowledge about the civil war is only matched by their curiosity to learn more. i want to draw some distinctions right off the bat my colleagues i am guessing representing awful entertaining looks for things that happen. it might be subtitled speculation. as i will affect something that might have had, it's not proven. to begin, i want to take a side trip sure you that we are going to get into the campaign we are going to start leftfield to get to pondfield. i realized that i put together stems from things i've learned over the years by trying to be as th

it turns out that carlos sherman, in spain, read a new novel, marquez autumn, a patriarch, and saw in one. superficial meaning is also a hidden meaning, which is why he ran immediately to valentin taras to his friend. he told taras about the content of the novel. and that, in general, soviet people could read behind this, who were very good at reading between the lines, having understood - it was taras and sherman who rushed to andrey makayomku andrei yegorovich makayonok, at that time was the chief editor of a russian-language literary magazine. neman, he quickly realized that he was following this novel. he thought, yeah, if we are the owners of this book, maybe while we are the only one in the ussr to quickly translate this novel and put a demon in our journal. yes, not in any issue, because roman is big, then we, firstly, will raise the prestige of the magazine and increase its circulation. well, and most importantly, we’ll rub our noses in moscow and he, grabbing this book in spanish, as we called him especially, close to the emperor ran around the offices of the central committe

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it turns out that carlos sherman, in spain, read a new novel, marquez autumn, a patriarch, and saw inexcept for the obvious one. superficial meaning is also a hidden meaning. why did he immediately run to valentin taras to his friend. he said taras about the content of the novel. and that, in general, soviet people who knew how to read between the lines very well could read it - taras and sherman rushed to andrey makayenko andrey yegorovich makayonok, at that time was the editor-in-chief of a russian- language literary magazine. neman , he quickly realized that he was following this novel. he thought, aha, if we are the owners of this book, maybe while we are the only one in the ussr to quickly translate this novel and put it in our journal. yes, not in any room, because if the novel is big, then we will firstly raise the prestige of the magazine, increase its circulation. well, and most importantly, let's rub our noses in moscow and, grabbing this book in spanish, as we called it especially, close to the emperor, ran through the offices of the central committee of the communist party

oh, to try to find something that meets sherman's expectations and matches his abilities. there's plenty of demand on the labor market. here. yeah, is i'm just in a meeting with the dental companies have begun actively looking to sheltered workshops to recruit employees differ good gun. okay. dolly soon by you phil i, i might have to internships at a bakery of in fact the job interviews already lined up and on. my god, there are several i will employers, her looking for insurance. so it's high. so some of them i always rip it. i know how i should do it, but it won't work for me. do you know why the why? because he can hold it on the right or left. no, it takes a lot for the economy to become truly inclusive. both employers and employees need to adapt. but in this case, it's barbara who worries her contract at the daycare center wont get extended. she doesn't want to return to her old job at the workshop on this. in betty vocab, xamarin, not people. there had severe disability. my job movies and some have big deficits defeat. it was too much for me. it's will be to flip eve

oh, to tries to find something that meets sherman's expectations and matches his abilities. there's plenty of demand on the labor market. yeah. yeah. is i'm just in a meeting with the dental companies have begun actively looking to sheltered workshops to recruit employees. yeah. good done. okay. don't leak. soon. bye. you. who will i? i might have to internships at a bakery of info on the job. interviews already lined up and i'm my god, there are several. well, employers who are looking for insurance, so it's highs of the month of i'm, i always rip it. i know how i should do it, but it won't work for me. do you know why the, why? because you can hold it on the right or left? no, it takes a lot for the economy to become truly inclusive. both employers and employees need to adapt. but in this case, it's barbara who worries her contract at the daycare center won't get extended. she doesn't want to return to her old job at the workshop on this in betty will be the abilene, not people. there had severe disability, my job movies and some have big deficits. defeated. it was too muc

does kenzie sherman's previous internship with a mechanic? didn't go well from their perspective when i did a lot of things wrong, but i really did do my best. i so linda food absolutely does. of course, no one doubts that i did, but that job wasn't right for you know, i think i would like to design cars. i was the old designer. yeah. that's kind of refreshing. that's what i can imagine doing here i'm designing as well. i make art . my idea is you know, my vision to design a sustainable car. i mean just the outside level would oh it would mit as i would really like to find your research department, where you can be creative was that will be here till design, right. and, and fall where it's about exploring and testing different shapes of an attorney. but that's also really a challenge and undertaken the name by the yeah. la la la because typically that's a job done by people who study design or are train engineers. yes, yes, true. but i still want to pursue this pat hill. okay, that's good to know. as a job coach here. oh, to try to find somet

you know, sherman, 6, 3, sort of a project. this kid was the same way, you know, is tape was a little uneven ut san antonio city. had the measurables obviously ran a 4 to 6 in the 6 foot 4. so p carol, he really knows how to develop defensive backs you'll talk to a lot of veteran nfl players from back in the day. we'll tell you carroll's the best secondary coach replace 40 really knows how to teach that he can. he knows what he's looking for take a chance on this guy. obviously in the 5th round or grades on him. incredibly high. otherwise it would take him earlier. so you take a kid like that. six-foot ford 4 to 6 feet and it looks like it really hit on him. and, you know, he just had there's a little bit. raul had to develop a little bit and, course, carol, is there's the best of developing these guys and and another outstanding in the 5th round. you mentioned richard sherman. he's kind of taken will in. >> under his wing. how important is it from your perspective for a veteran quarterback like that to be able to help develop

you heard brad sherman say he had to have a clean debt limit. can you trust kevin mccarthy any which way you put it? how can you trust him? i like what's his last name? donald's. i like that man. i like the man who hasn't sold his soul to nancy pelosi, joe biden, chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell. the one thing that broke the camels back is the $1.7 trillion omnibus bill. i will never vote for another republican again, not even trump, and trump is wrong. he is wrong. host: ok, nancy, milford, new hampshire, independent. caller: what the heck is she talking about. this is ridiculous. the audacity of the republicans not wanting democrats to come to save them? what have they been doing for five years? what of these people done? nothing. host: charles, buffalo, new york, independent. caller: the most critical question is the future of america in the hands of these people. these people are a circular firing squad. they are not competent or capable of leading us into the next century. in the hands of these people, all of them, democrats republicans, i

you heard brad sherman say he had to have a clean debt limit. how can you trust kevin mccarthy any which way you put it? how can you trust him? i like what's his last name? donald's. i like that man. i like the man who hasn't sold his soul to nancy pelosi, joe biden, chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell. the one thing that broke the camels back is the $1.7 trillion omnibus bill. i will never vote for another republican again, not even trump, and trump is wrong. he is wrong. host: ok, nancy, milford, new hampshire, independent. caller: what the heck is she talking about. this is ridiculous. the audacity of the republicans not wanting democrats to come to save them? what have they been doing for five years? what of these people done? nothing. host: charles, buffalo, new york, independent. caller: the most critical question is the future of america in the hands of these people. these people are a circular firing squad. they are not competent or capable of leading us into the next century. in the hands of these people, all of them, democrats republican

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sherman from one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. sherman: for three days and three long nights every class of republican came to this floor to argue about which of them hated the national debt more and now as the first thing, they bring forth a bill that will increase the national debt by $1.6 trillion, according to six bipartisan secretaries of the treasury. working people can't evade taxes, they get w-2's. republicans support this bill because every time a billionaire successfully cheats on his taxes, a member of the freedom caucus earns his wings. as co-chair of the bipartisan c.p.a. caucus and former head of the second largest tax agency in america, i'll say we need staff to put the service back into the internal revenue service. one employee for every 2,000 tax returns filed, that's the staffing level that ronald reagan insisted upon. it's the level democrats would restore. trump took outrageous positions on his returns and counted on a light audit. whereas ronald reagan paid his taxes and staffed the i.r.s.. don't make honest

hirono: do we need to amend the sherman act to make a presumption for vertical mergers? do we need to strengthen the clayton act, section seven? ms. bradish: i think the current clayton act and sherman act don't have the assumptions from vertical mergers, those come from case law. we don't need to change the fundamental contours of the clayton act and the sherman act. sen. hirono: the live nation -ticketmaster merger has already occurred. i am interested in what we can do to prevent this marketshare kind of capture in other vertical mergers. we have been talking about the debacle of the taylor swift situation. in 2018, thousands of people in hawaii tried and failed to get bruno mars. occurrences habit in hawaii. i heard mr. berchtold say after the merger they spent millions of dollars to improve the system. you had in 2018 after the merger this similar situation with bruno mars and then you have taylor swift. i am wondering what improvements to the ticketmaster system is actually being followed. sen. klobuchar: thank you for using that example. next up we have senator ha

picking of the tabs against the chechen rebels at the same time and in fact after september 11 brad shermanaid something to the effect of how can these muslims attack us after all we have done for them lately? but the reality is occupation saudi arabia had not ceased support for israel and the dictatorship had not ceased so the democrats had failed all motives to attack the united states were sworn and importantlyas not just that they were angry about the policies that they had a strategy to provoke the united states into doing something stupid the action is in the reaction of the opposition and in this case they were not trying to gett america just to turn around and run runaway that to provoke a full-scale invasion of afghanistan to replicate the war we help them fight the soviets and in bin laden's words beat us to bankruptcy forced the american empire out the long way and the hard way and in fact osama bin laden son omar gave an interview to rolling stone magazine when bin laden was still alive and said that when bush won the election of 2000 my father was so happy this is the kind of p

man, leon, nick sherman. you too, will take on this task and reside to ask the victim biographies of mary pony and car go right. looks fun day. the historian, lots vandyke has written the text that you will read. lima can see it. deacon us. i'm in the class. she had a van, you can report from your own experience at the end of this hour of remembrance, you will speak about your persecution as a homosexual in the federal but public. and my dear mrs carts, are you survived as a huge child living under false identity? your parents were murdered in ashley at the beginning of this an hour of remembrance, you won't tell us what it means for a person to discover one's true identity lankin. i am, i like to thank everyone involved in today's our, of remember in the donkey and the vision forfeit of your anger in the same they. and i thank all the people who advocated in advance and supported the call to remember sexual minority. i from ethics, linda, heightened to vin. we still know to little above the fate of individua

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necessarily need to change the fundamental contours of the clayton act and the sherman act. in fact, i would just that the clayton act -- >> the ticketmaster merger has already occurred so what we can do to prevent this kind of market share capture and other vertical measures. i want to mention we been talking a lot about the debacle of the taylor swift situation and back in thousand 18 thousands of people in hawaii tried and failed to get ruto mars to get similar occurrences --bruno mars to get similar occurrence. so you had in 2018, but a few years after the merger, you had a similar kind of situation and you have taylor swift. i'm just wondering what kind of improvements did the ticketmaster system is actually being followed. thank you very much. >> thank you very much for using that example. next up, we have senator holly. >> thank you madam chair. if i can start with you. your company is currently under a consent degree with the justice department. is that correct? >> this is because the justice department says your company repeatedly conditioned and threatened to condi

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