i think, on sherman's part. so with thomas eventually headquartered in nashville, serving as the state's primary defender, sherman was then free to shift his attention towards the confederate heartland, but it also meant that hood was free to invade tennessee, which is something again, he had raised possibility of with president davis earlier that fall. so who decides to invade? but the problem, of course, that he had had was really twofold. first, supply shortages. the army of tennessee was short of everything but weapons and many of the men were running short on clothing on shoes. certainly food was in short supply. the livestock the horses, the wagon trains and so forth. the animals tended to be very undernourished and therefore their range and their endurance was much less. and as a consequence of that, hood immediately had logistical issues. and what complicated it even more, i think, was the rickety nature of the confederate logistical system by 1864, relying on basically one railroad line in a handful of

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he befriends ohio senator john sherman. so when hayes refused to run again, garfield went to the republican convention in chicago to try to get the nomination for sherman. he was advocating for sherman. but he got up and gave a speech, and people like to this guy. and they started voting for garfield. no, i am not running . he is gavels out of order. his friends are holding him down. the thing is, you have the stalwarts. they like the old corrupt system. they wanted to nominate grant again. the republicans knew that was probably a bad idea. garfield had a much better reputation. since the convention was deadlocked, one by one people started flocking to him. he ended up getting the nomination. they ended up putting his running mate as chester arthur, who had been kicked out of the near customs house because he was a stall award, and they wanted to placate that faction. that would be a fateful choice. there is not much to say about his presidency, because it was so short. he did appoint a lot of african americans to office, w

he befriends ohio, a very influential ohio senator, john sherman. and so when hayes refused to run again, garfield went to the republican in chicago to try to get nomination for sherman. he's out there, advocate for sherman, but he gets up and he gives a stem winder of a speech and people say, ooh, i like the cut of his jib, i like this guy. and they start voting for garfield garvey, the no no, no, no, i'm not running. and he's gaveled of order and his friends are just kind of trying to hold him down. the thing is, you have the stalwart stalwarts like the old spoils. they like the corrupt system, and they want it to nominate grant again. and the republicans. that was probably a bad idea. garfield actually had a better reputation. the since the convention was deadlocked one by one, people started flocking him and he ends up getting the nomination, but they end up putting his running as chester alan arthur, who had been kicked out of the new customs house because he was a stalwart. they wanted to placate the stalwart faction and that would be a fatefu

obviously, a big thanks for sherman and sharing his story with us. put that together, and such a beautiful way that they tell a story. >> it is a really powerful story. thank, you caitlin, and be sure to tune in on eight pm eastern for champions for change, one hour special. and that is it for me. -- getting that super bowl run, but dallas cowboys. as you heard him at the, and this, he believes, will be more really puts it into perspective the way he views success, where he is now, especially after spending those years in prison. and obviously a big thanks to sherman for sharing his story with us, and

today, sherman williams is now a beloved community mentor.ing up here? >> tough. rough. but it built character. you want to try and just make it, survive. >> i want to state championship right here in this stadium. >> you had a ton of records that you broke. 3000 yards? >> in a single season. >> football is everything in the south, especially in alabama, and especially in small towns like the -- it something the entire community bases itself around. when he signed that scholarship to come 2 years ago, to alabama, he became a football legend. it must bring back a lot of memories to be back. here >> -- championships, and tradition, and everything that comes along with alabama football. >> -- touchdown. >> when you did that damage, you also had a dance that you did. >> -- my signature. >> down set, hot. >> [laughter] -- you've got to shake and be the guy that got has the fight to go with it. >> -- 1995, nfl draft, 46 overall pick for the dallas cowboys in the 2nd round. i went home my rookie year to win a super bowl. >> who is at the top of the

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sherman has high expectations for the niners this season, so richard sherman is busy doing autographs and interviews. >> right. how does it feel now that you've jumped over to the dark side and you're a member of the media brother? >> it feels good. you know, i don't know. you know, i don't know if i spread the dark side of it, but i try to speak it from the players perspective. get my guys some love, and i have a good time doing it. >> what does it feel like to come back here and feel the love from what seems like countless fans? >> it feels unbelievable. it's great to talk to the faithful. it's great to support the team, to see my guys. it's fun. >> okay. 40 niners you look at their roster a loaded stacked up. how far can this team go if they stay healthy they can win a super bowl you know but it will come down to execution. >> it'll come down to health. as always. you know, it's 100% injury rate game. but you talk about all pros that every level of the defense, every level of the offense, left tackle, running back receiver brandon aiyuk coming into his own, you know, brock purdy is

court said for example the sherman act should be interpreted consistent with consumer welfare, of course we look closely at that. the sherman act is not the only statute for the ftc we are charged a prohibited unfair methods of competition. i think it's incredibly important for us to honor congress intense pickups wait, wait, what's up a lot are generalizations what is the standard? what are you suggesting to take the place of the consumer welfare? what is your sinner please do not give me generalizations because a standard depends on the statute that we are enforcing. each statutory scheme is slightly different. we are in force in the ftc act words of the ftc act or unfair methods of competition. that is the standard where we are enforcing we laid out a policy statement last year that laid out in great detail what that standard means reflecting the century of case law pickups i'm out of time i will look at your explanation i appreciate your time today thank you. >> we are going to take a five minute recess we are going to strictly adhere to that it will be five minutes. [background nois

after you were released from prison, you came back here to finish your degree. >> sherman c.liams sr. -- >> we try to motivate children to go to college, and what better example was it for me to have a college degree. i think that the palmer williams group is more dear to me now than winning the super bowl. that is going to be the most significant purpose in my existence. >> legacy of action on the playing field and on the field of life. >>> ahead, amara walker shares her family's music legacy. ♪ >> she's going to introduce us to a choir master helping singers with dementia tune in through the power of song. >>> welcome back to "champions for change." rap music is known for laying the rhythm down, but it can also help build young people up. >> you see the way you're rapping? embracing the freestyle. see how it happens -- >> victor blackwell's champion is doing just that. his name is alex acosta, and he's a businessman in atlanta who holds gatherings he calls soul food cyphers. >> a lot of times rap music especially popular mainstream, et cetera, et cetera, the music and the m

general sherman came in contact. his troops came in contact with these mines. and he was very unforgiving to his enemies, as you all know. and several of his men were killed and maimed by land mines in the road, on the way to savannah. he was so upset that he wanted wagon loads of confederate prisoners of war to be dragged over mine fields. and he was talked down from that. but what he did do that didn't happen. but what he did do, as some of you probably know, is he marched confederate prisoners of war in front of his lines. so on the way to savannah. to ensure no land mines would be in the road. and sure enough, he said it was a surprise. we didn't face landmines again. until fort mcallister, which was the 1864 example. fort mcallister was designed to defend from attacks from the sea. the major guns were pointed at the sea and the river, which goes out to the sea. never expanding a land-based assault. as general sherman neared savannah, port mcallister is 10 miles south of savannah. cut down the roads around the fort. and laid hundreds, if not thousands of la

nbc's ali vitali on capitol hill, and jake sherman is back with us.lican lawmaker over recess if i had any reason to be nervous for themselves to come back into town because of the funding battle, they told me simply, yes. and that it wasn't going to be pretty. i think that's the move here as lawmakers continue to come back into town because conservative house members have made clear they're not backing down on their threats to shut down the government, especially as they want to see more spending cuts and as they continue to have that threat in the back pocket of the motion to vacate of speaker kevin mccarthy. some of them told me they feel they were sold out because of that bipartisan deal that house speaker kevin mccarthy did several weeks ago before recess. and leading to conversations like this, here's congressman chip roy, on the state of play right now, between him and his leadership. >> we're all working hard to try to move everything forward here in september. we have a job to do, and that is, to hold this administration accountable. when kev

will be here [ cheers and applause and they are emmy-nominated writers, creators, and stars of "sherman'se" as well as "south side," which is back with season 3 on hbo max. and shoemaker, mike shoemaker, our mike shoemaker, says it's the funniest show on television. bashir salahuddin and diallo riddle will also be here. [ cheers and applause but before we get to that, far-right congresswoman marjorie taylor greene joked over the weekend that if she and former trump adviser steve bannon had been in charge of the insurrection on january 6th, they would have been armed, and they would have won. the comments come as greene prepares to take on an influential role in the new gop majority in the house. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: as we've been discussing for the past few weeks, the gop performance in november's midterm elections is one of the worst outcomes for an opposition party in the last 100 years of american politics for example, not a single democratic incumbent in the senate lost re-election despite running in battleground states like

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soon as the united states entered the war, he volunteered and ended up at camp sherman in chillicothe, ohio. he served in is as an aide to the camp's commandant and also doubled as the camp's football coach. talbot's playing days were over, but he had several other all-americans in the camp. guys from yale and notre dam and ohio state. and he also found some hidden gems from smaller colleges, guys who hadn't really gotten to shine on a big stage yet, but who were really good football players. after a couple of practices, talbot realized just how good his team w, and he also saw a tremendous opportunity. he took the team on the road, crisscrossed ohio and raising money for a war relief fund camp sherman played in dayton and toledo and columbus. even at a major league baseball stadium in cleveland and cincinnati, they won six of their eight games. but more importantly, they raised $150,000 for the war effort, which is the equivalent of about 3 million in today's dollars. this showed investors and organized users, including talbot himself, that all star teams like this could be profitabl

sherman still remembers being interviewed by our own larry beil for the first time when he was stilletween autographs and hanging out with jerry rice, sherm made some time for larry thursday night. >> richard sherman is busy doing autographs and interviews. how does it feel now that you've jumped over to the dark side and you're a member of the media, brother? >> oh, it feels good. you know, i don't know. you know, i don't know if i spread the dark side of it, but i try to speak it from the players perspective, give my guys some love. and i have a good time doing it. what does it feel like to come back here and feel the love from what seems like countless fans? it feels unbeliev. it's great to talk to the faithful. it's great to support the team, to see my guys. it's fun. >> okay, 40 niners. you look at the roster loaded still stacked up. how far can this team go if they stay healthy they can win a super bowl you know but it will come down to execution. >> it'll come down to health. as always. you know, it's 100% injury rate game. but you talk about all pros that every level of the d

how long does the shadow we for sherman decided to participate in the activity with about 40 for some boats to demonstrate the practices of it's certainly a base and a guest for sherman, which includes a risk and confiscation about the salad video. men mean not as, as in, in a message today from the port is to tell the world that this board must be opened and the cd during the gaza strip must be lifted. there is communication with 25 countries that share the same activity with us to confirm that all policy and people are capable of challenging the siege. non root or parts of kenya and many students have to walk long distance is to get to school every day. they often arrive to class late, i'm very tired because i'll just say it was conference, so report some northwest can you? some of them use a journey as a way to prepare for a future. of trump in place. was key portage is a high school student in ipad. he wakes up early morning to attend to his family, least 2 cows before heading to class. but his goal is 8 kilometers away through a forest, up on this complement, around shop corners,

jake sherman, co-founder of punchbowl news.homeland security secretary jeh johnson, and longtime republican strategist sara fagen. welcome. all right. let me play a little bit of what happened with mitch mcconnell. >> what are your thoughts for running for re-election in 2024? >> what are my thoughts about what? >> running for re-election? >> oh. that's a -- >> that would go on for another about 15 seconds. jake sherman, after that moment, "national review" came out, called for him to step down. everybody comes back this week. i imagine this senate republican lunch is going to be the most important lunch mcconnell has had in a while. >> that's right. he's very locked down even in the best of times so we don't have a good idea. i'm not a doctor, we're not physicians, but a few things are clear. number one, senate republicans are worried. this is all the talk of the leadership and rank and file right now. they wonder whether he'll last a year in the senate. that's something i've heard incessantly over the last couple days. he can

jake sherman, co-founder of punchbowl news.ary jeh johnson and longtime republican strategist sara fagen. welcome. all right. let me play a little bit of what happened with mitch mcconnell. >> what are your thoughts for running for re-election in 2024? >> what are my thoughts about what? >> running for re-election? >> oh. that's a -- >> that would go on for another about 15 seconds. jake sherman, after that moment, "national review" came out, called for him to step down. everybody comes back this week. i imagine this senate republican lunch will be the most important mcconnell has had in a while. >> that's right. he's very locked down even in the best of times so we don't have a good idea. i'm not a doctor, we're not physicians, but what's clear is senate republicans are worried. this is all the talk of the leadership and rank and file right now. they wonder whether he'll last a year in the senate. that's something i've heard incessantly over the last couple days. he can't afford to have another episode in public. i talk to peo

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sherman said he was the single best commander produced in the civil war. he had a fearsome reputation, he fought a type of warfare that increasingly as the war went on was not standard warfare, it was more raid based, which she was very good. there was a very famous massacre -- largely or partly guilty of, i write about this in my book. but he was known to be -- i think a hard face of the south. he was brilliant, incredibly tough, uncompromising. you knew where he was coming from. one of the biggest slave traders in the confederacy. host: the final 60 seconds here, is that something you might write about next, or what is next for you? guest: i have thought about forrest. i do not think i am going to do forrest, he is a fascinating character. i do not know what is next. i discover a great character -- i did not discover barton. but i did kind of discover an angle on her. people think of clara barton as the founder of the american red cross, this kind of matronly person. she is actually a kick ass action hero of the civil war and there is only one woman you

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emily sherman met with some of the people that emanuel lo, john radiates positivity. that's not always easy for a migrant living on lives most. no, john works as a volunteer in the for re a community center on the greek island, which has been in a silent hot spot for years. he's helping with security at lunch today. low john is from war torn south sedan and arrived on west coast 5 months ago. he applied for asylum and for relocation to another e. u. country dad. this thing that we are facing inside the comments on the about the process. so now about the process, the delivering of the asylum process and we have no, any adults shown, we have no way to go. we can go back and we can go ahead unless if you finish the process, the center reload. young volunteers is run by engineers for many migrant. it's a refuge, especially because many get stuck waiting in the camp and in the asylum process for years. this summer has brought a huge wave of new arrivals to elizabeth's official statistics show that camp is already over capacity since july. more than $1300.00 people have arr

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joining us now co-founder of punch bowl news, jake sherman. he's an msnbc political contributor and probably not getting much sleep these days. jake, thanks for joining us this morning, so let's start with the government shutten down. give us an update on that, and give us an update on mccarthy's hold on power. >> i'll give an update on the government funding first which is government is in peril. the story is this. the senate is working on a bipartisan stop gap which is going to come to a vote at some point today, not today but sunday, monday, something like that depending on who gives up time and how they collapse time in the senate, the time needed to pass a bill. mccarthy has rejected that. house republicans have rejected that. they've all rejected that. that will was going to probably go nowhere in the house. so the question is two fold. number one, mccarthy is going to put a stop gap on the floor today. we'll have to see. maybe there's some momentum now they passed three of their four bills last night. maybe they'll give mccarthy a break

following the controversy over the terms that sherman had initially offered to joe johnston in north carolina, which proved both overly generous and overtly political. secretary of where stanton had asked attorney general james speed to weigh in on his legal opinion of grant's terms. so not even the terms that sherman's offering but grants terms and specifically speed had several questions dealing with rebel soldiers coming back to loyal states. on april 22nd speed would offer his opinion which said in part? first rebel officers and soldiers who appeared in public in their uniform were breaking their parole and therefore should be arrested and detained. keep in mind april 9th. surrender terms had said nothing about confederates wearing their uniforms. second like grant speed declared that rebels had no homes and loyal states. to this end. he said they could not return to, maryland, missouri, kentucky and delaware. they could return to west virginia. well general lou wallace up there in baltimore. he has been waiting for something like this. he wastes no time implementing these orders

>> section five of the ftc act is different statutory than the sherman act and so we look at case law section five and specific to the f tc act when chirping that provision regrets respecting november 10, 2022 dissenting statement of commissioner christina wilson as it relates to that section five of the ftc the policy statement she stated this, quote unfortunate instead of providing meaningful guidance to businesses the policy statement announces the commission has the authority summarily to condemn essentially any business conduct it finds distasteful. that it concern you at one of the commissioners would issue such a statement and raise such a conclusion? >> so we can have that discussion and debate and disagreement. we always take seriously input we are getting from other members of the commission. as you'll see in the policy statement itself, it reflects decades of case law that our team took a very close look at to make sure we're very close to the text of the statute as well as the relevant precedents. >> with respect to the early terminations issue talk to you about earlier, i

arrested at his home in oregon, for the 1987 death of a vallejo boy, whose body was discovered on shermand. >> it's an active investigation and we never forgot about that case. it continues to be an active investigation. as it was on day one. >> he was a frickley case. just '80s kid. high top, spike can i hair. rode his bike. >> reporter: she atended the same school as eric. she shared this yearbook pick picture of him. many of the classmates have families of their own. >> as an 8-year-old, 9-year-old kid, you wouldn't think about it. >> reporter: advances in dna technology led to the arrest of cain, where he is being transferred to solano county, facing murder charges with allegations of kidnapping and sodomy. it remains to be seen what happens in the kiss of koy. it's listening overdue. >> i'm sure it will make a lot of people will feel a certain way of the closure. >>> a fifth suspect has been arrested in connection with a million dollar jewelry heist in san ramon. that happened back in march. five men are facing chargs for planning and executing that heist. four of the suspects were a

we're no longer in the sherman oaks bargaining room saturday afternoon. instead, they're said to be approving final touches from afar. the guild is a whole, but that would a particular is there very careful to go through all the fine print? >> make sure there isn't a thing that they don't want. walked in. >> they're jeremy is a box office in labor reporter for the rap. and he says it's not a question of if a deal is reached, but when do we see a? >> has made it clear that they're not rushing to get a deal that they're they're being very deliberate with making sure how the language comes through. and for their part, they've organized their membership very well to be patient for that results. union writers and actors are both demanding higher residual pay based on the number of views shows and films received on streaming services. >> writers are also calling for minimum staffing levels for tv shows and protections against artificial scripting. we caught up with d susan hurwitz arnason on the friday picket line. she was feeling encouraged hearing about the p