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just a classic example, when right after shiloh, when grant had got into this great debacle at shiloh and so on and halleck says, i got to get out of it, i've got to take care of this. he arrives on the 11th at its birth landing and -- at pittsburgh immediately lights into grant, your army is not prepared. if they attacked, you're going to be in trouble. get things in order. get doing it by regulation. all of that. i kid you not, there is is a letter that he sends to grant that says, when we get letters here at headquarters from your officers, they are not addressed properly, they are not going up the chain of command properly, they are not even folded properly. [laughter] how are you going to win a war if you are not folding your letters properly? do things by the book. grant, of course, who cares how our letters are folded? that is the back-and-forth. a lot of that has calmed down since halleck has moved to washington. lincoln calls halleck to washington in 1862. doesn't really work out the way lincoln wanted it. lincoln envisions him being a great commander-in-chief. it turns out,

his service at shiloh is mixed, as everyone else's was at shiloh. no one came out of that battle looking very good, but he was promoted to general. later, one year later he is seriously wounded at the battle of richmond as a bullet goes through his cheek, breaking a couple of teeth. that is when he decided to grow a beard, to cover up the scar. and so, cleburne's men are actually ordered down the line from tunnel hill. you see chickamauga, on the railroad. -- on the western and atlantic railroad. they had orders to destroy a stockpile of supplies, which hurt the men's feelings quite a bit because they had been living on half rations for quite some time and they get to the station and the result is food. the men got as much food as they could in their haversack's, and the rest of it they burned. an unknown staff officer came with orders to march to graysville. whoops go back. , which is just down the line on the western atlantic railroad down here. cleburne didn't think it was a good idea to leave the supply wagons, and so he rejected that order on h

i call it pittsburg landing but it was really shiloh. the first day of the battle was disastrous for the union but grant's troops hung on fighting esperately in the mud. other grant himself was not around. it was said he was visiting troops across the river. night fell without her treat from the union although many of the men were 2 miles closer to the tennessee river in defeat from where they had begun the day. the troops were exhausted. many people thought the union was beaten including the union general and grant's friend william tecumseh sherman. sherman had been in the thick of the battle all day slowly losing ground. grant had been absent during the first day and his men thought he had been dragging. sherman, who had his own struggles with reputation when he had been treated for a nervous condition earlier in the war, was ready to quit. perhaps he thought war was over. hen, during the night, grant reappeared. it was raining hard, and grant set up camp under a tree, ignoring the pain from an ankle injury caused when he fell off his

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and alan shiloh's teammates they just couldn't believe it.was kobe bryant and she's like get my dad knows him. he was so gracious. to the point that the family has lost the father figure and the head of that family. that's the thing that really saddens me because being a dad myself with a daughter that plays, you see them in tournaments and games, at the staples center and other venues around the country. just the love he had for his wife and his family, his daughters, that's what really tears me up as much as anything. and to take a step further, me personally being at with the milwaukee bucks, kobe mentored the greek freak who last year kobe had these challenges that he gives to great players around the league. in his challenge was to make yourself a better all-around player the become of us value for player in the league. he took that to heart and work on his game going into last season. but in of last year he was mvp. i know for fact he is going to be tort because he had the opportunity come out and spend some time and be mentored by kobe

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of grant as a commander and i won't get into it, i'm not qualified to talk about everything from shiloh and donald and and everything else in chattanooga but one thing is true, as lincoln said he was a general who understood the mathematics of the war. the mathematics of the war, we are going to see who bleeds to death first. grant understood that. it was a military tactic which you saw are being read out in the form of massive union casualties in the overland campaign. i'm not saying this is that a good. i don't think he was a butcher but he was willing to do what people like george mcclellan would never have done in 1 million years would i don't think george mead would have done that in 1 million years. people like whoever the commanders do sure were they never would have done that. grant was willing to do it and lincoln. didn't answer your question. >> grant is hard to understand. i have tremendous appreciation for grant. vicksburg is his masterpiece but a real testing ground and every kind of terrain and battle situation, he's fighting insidious warfare where the serpentine rivers,

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. >> with the civil war, i first think of great armies clashing at gettysburg, shiloh, and antietam,ot naval battles. but that's the story these miniature vessels tell. when war between the states breaks out in 1861, union general winfield scott creates the anaconda plan. the idea -- blockade southern ports, take control of the mississippi, and, like a huge snake, squeeze the south into submission. the union builds a navy of more than 600 ships. >> they would commandeer boats from people -- ferry boats, paddle-wheelers, anything that floated and they could put a gun on it. >> larry's father, william, made models of many of them. there's the c.s.s. gaines, a wooden side-wheel confederate gunboat built in mobile, alabama. there's the u.s.s. vicksburg and the c.s.s. alabama -- a massive propeller-driven ship built in secrecy in england for the confederacy. all are made precisely to scale. 1 inch here translates to 8 feet on the real vessel. where did this all begin? did dad buy a book on ship building? >> i don't remember anybody ever teaching him how to do this. it's just something you

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prior to new market he fought at shiloh, baton rouge, stone's river, jackson. the opening messages that start off the campaign are very interesting. here is the one that robert e. lee sends to breckinridge on may 1st, 1864. general, i gather from the reports of scouts recently from the valley that averill, a union guy we'll talk about in a minute, has set out on an expedition trying to reach the virginia/tennessee railroad or effect the capture of stanton. i think it would be well to have everything prepared to meet him. and in conjunction with the general to destroy him if possible. the enemy will probably make a diversion from the khan gnaw valley to keep forces occupied while he accomplishes his main design. i'm inclined to think his object is to move on stanton. if so, you might move against his lun of communications while bowden holds him in front or concoct a plan of defeating him. these moves will probably be simultaneous with the attack by grant here who has been reinforced by burn side's army from annapolis. it will be impossible to send any reenforcem

columbus are bracketed by the red soil and a scruffy pines and the buildings sporting names like shiloh marion baptist church and greater good baptist church. love jesus no matter what, one of the signs read, and another only jesus saves. outside of princeton, georgia still another sign and horrors , take jesus for your savior. and baptist church has posted the each of the commandments on the chain-link fence for the edification of the travelers passing through town. just before crossing from webster into sumter county , georgia, the signs on the georgia highway 27 points towards the archery at home of jimmy carter, and then the road eases into the plains where it becomes church street. the business district not much more than a block long, near the railroad tracks. the street from the seaboard coast line railroad depot that served as the campaign headquarters for carter's improbable run for the presidency of 1976 and now has a museum commemorating that campaign. plains, georgia is no longer the habit of excitement that it was in the summer of 1976, when legions of journalists and thous

in staggeringn numbers at pastoral sounding like shiloh and bull run kennyry's heights and ken saw mountain. antedum, 23,000 fell in one day. 7,000 fell in, eight minutes, it was reported in. the war's sprawling military of thousands grew ill and died of killers like andles and dysentery typhoida and fifor-- fever. in the south, homes and farms destroyed, towns and cities set ablaze, inflation, shortages, invasion made living retchedly hard for many. south,north, as in the frequent casualty reports carried grief into countless homes. war continued to call america's sons to distant of death. alongside a stretch of north 1864ina beach in late would unfold a mighty drama intended by northern forces to force an end to this massive surged acrosst america. there, near the mouth of the the largestver, joint army-navy operation of the be staged.ould if successful, it could place the south in a final stranglehold and could lead the north to a final victory. a deadly contest, a life-and-death struggle for men blue from new york, connecticut, new hampshire, indiana, and defenders in gray, mainly from

1st year both countries say the phase one agreement is a mental step forward in their relations shiloh's made substantial and in forcible commitments regarding the protection of american ideas trade secrets patents and trademarks this was not according to most i didn't know we covered every of this we've covered a lot of this it's phase one but they're doing many more things in phase one than anyone thought possible mike hanna is live for us in washington d.c. the white house national economic adviser larry could lawyers call it the best deal ever why what does he think that. well it may be a bit premature to categorize the steel such as that it is phase one off what will be a multi phase deal it is very much a truce in the trade war rather than an end to it now it is significant that china has opened up its markets for the 2 u.s. companies china has also made certain assurances and guarantees about allowing u.s. companies to operate within china it does address the tariffs that were recently introduced by president trump however most of those some 65 percent of those tariffs will remain

thenapril in sumter and shiloh and the battles around richmond, there's not a lot going on. you all understand this. there's the u.s. army. you've got both sides trying to create these massive armies that are going to meet later in the war. they don't exist. does nottical tail exist. it has to be created. that is what you are starting to do. you've got in the american experience prior to the war, the largest army we had ever put into the field was winfield scott in mexico. vary a little bit, about 12,000 men. 12,000 men is one division at the beginning of the civil war. in 1860, you've got nothing. the u.s. army is only 16,000 men. country. all over the the upper command structure consists of four generals. what is about to be created, these huge armies, we have no experience with that. no idea. where do you start? you are a captain out west somewhere. you need a few horses for your company. you go to a rancher. you buy them and do a little paperwork. you are good to go. years later, 1861, you are now charged somewhere, i need 10,000 horses now. 10,000 more next month and af

they had fallen in staggering numbers at pastoral sounding places like shiloh and bull run and mary's heights and ken kenny -- kennesaw mountain. at antietam, 23,000 fell in one day. in one assault, 7,000 fell in eight minutes, it was reported . and in the war's sprawling military camps, tens of thousands grew ill and died of killers like measles and dysentery and pneumonia and typhoid fever. in the south, homes and farms destroyed, towns and cities set ablaze, inflation, shortages, and the threat of invasion made living wretchedly hard for many. in the north, as in the south, frequent casualty reports carried grief into countless homes. and still, the war continued to call america's sons to distant fields of death. alongside a stretch of north carolina beach in late 1864 would unfold a mighty drama intended by northern forces to force an end to this massive bloodbath that surged across america. there, near the mouth of the cape fear river, the largest joint army-navy operation of the civil war would be staged. if successful, it could place the south in a final stranglehold and could

libya but 1st we go to the shiloh who is covering the u.n. conference on libya in berlin germany tell us 1st about who is participating in this conference and what the expectations are. well funny as much about who is participating as well as truth is i'm participating as you mentioned 2 of the key figures that are president of the russian president as well as his counterparts we have the chinese ship sions the m.r.o. . as well as some of the african countries as well and european powers obviously brought germany being the host nation but we have the prime minister of the united kingdom boris johnson and the italians as well each of those countries either have direct links with the conflict in libya because they're either geographically meeting the border of countries like egypt or so forth but there are others who have economic and other strategic interests as well who isn't present for example are the chinese ians or the moroccans who. expressed rather their surprise not being involved chinese obviously being a border country with maybe an

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