these are the main streets, uh main roads to say from the north to the south wisconsin. but it's not a very big territory. so people have to make their way there. but there's a lot of confusion as well as a few people that are that i could reach say no, some have less. they went to the center basically, what is what it's trying to do to the kid. those people or a tell people to leave the noise of cause, which is cause a city, it's over 1000000 people at least. so this is an impossible task, as we heard from you might need from the monetary inside. and then going to buy the husband, which were cut actually garza in house and some people i spoke to them. i know with relative sort that just trying to move south. but again, i just unclear whether this is much safe event for them to stay that they have a time limit was given to them to do this until 2 o'clock about local time for this then happening. we don't know yet, of course is really, authorities aren't going to telegraph the details of an invasion. but is there still the sense that a full scale ground offensive is immun

our early governors in south dakota, they're from indiana and michigan and wisconsin, etc. i mentioned i'm from the town of madison, south dakota. that was founded by immigrants who came in from wisconsin. and they thought the county they were moving into kind of looked lake mendota and madison. so they named it lake county and the name of the town, madison. and that was a very good indication of this chain migration across the midwest and so here's some a statistic that should the point in south dakota, 95% of the settler was who were americans meaning they had already lived in the united they came from the midwest. south dakota was not settled by people from alabama and mississippi and georgia they were it was settled by midwesterners. now, their course was a big immigrant there, too. so we have lots of norwegians and germans. luc is obviously a german name. and that's, you know, part of the immigrant groups that came from. so i wanted to say about what does it mean that all these people came in here from the midwest? there's an old doctrine, geography. there's a geographe

our early governors in south dakota, they're from indiana and michigan and wisconsin, etc. i mentioned i'm from the town of madison, south dakota. that was founded by immigrants who came in from wisconsin. and they thought the county they were moving into kind of looked lake mendota and madison. so they named it lake county and the name of the town, madison. and that was a very good indication of this chain migration across the midwest and so here's some a statistic that should the point in south dakota, 95% of the settler was who were americans meaning they had already lived in the united they came from the midwest. south dakota was not settled by people from alabama and mississippi and georgia they were it was settled by midwesterners. now, their course was a big immigrant there, too. so we have lots of norwegians and germans. luc is obviously a german name. and that's, you know, part of the immigrant groups that came from. so i wanted to say about what does it mean that all these people came in here from the midwest? there's an old doctrine, geography. there's a geographe

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wisconsin. just as we were driving into our sirens sounding situation here for the last week. consumption is a bit to the south constantly now and ask alone being fired from gaza separate. been intercepted by the iron dough. they can hear the intersections close this entire area. there's some security incident, whatever, it's unclear what's happening, but they're making us go around. we didn't know at the time who was in this convoy, we were very close to the border with causal nature. it became clear, it was the prime minister himself. benjamin netanyahu visiting soldiers and telling them the next stage is coming. we've just stopped on the side of the road as we saw a mass of air strike. just hit the north at the goal is the strip that this is right. very north and of the border with this route. definitely decor audra 0 on the outskirts of causal on the spot. israel's warnings that the next stage of its military offensive is coming, how much is politically to smell, and he says, palestinians will not leave casa, the minister will be no migration from gaza, no migration from the west bank. let me know migratio

black hawk war in illinois and wisconsin in the early 1830s, lincoln didn't really have a firsthand knowledge of war, and he was very much like most americans, north and south, who otherwise may have known about or experienced the mexican- american war. but in lincoln's case, he was like everybody else, that this war suddenly came along and produced casualties in numbers that were staggering for the american public and for lincoln who lamented how many soldiers were falling on battlefields. well, that's probably enough of me, and otherwise i will moderate this panel or this debate and look forward to hearing what other folks have to say. i think we'll start with harold holtzer, and i'm going to pose to him the question of whether he thinks lincoln interfered enough with his generals because i'm not going to argue that lincoln did not interfere with his generals. but harold can correct me if he thinks i'm wrong. so i'm going to turn over some first remarks from harold holtzer. >> thank you, glenn. thank you for setting the stage and the scene. so i like this question because it's kind of the three bears analysis, was lincoln too hot, too cold or just right?

wisconsin? just as we were driving into our situation here for the last week? consumption is a bit to the south constantly now and ask alone being fired from gaza separate. been intercepted by the iron dough. they can hear the interception. closing the entire area. there's some security incident. whatever. it's unclear what's happening, but they're making us go around. we didn't know at the time who was in this convoy, we were very close to the border with gozo. later it became clear, it was the prime minister himself benjamin netanyahu visiting soldiers and telling them the next stage is coming. we have just stopped on the side of the road as we saw a mass of air strike just hit the north at the goal is to strip. this is right, very north and of the border with his ro, stephanie decker, which is 0 on the outskirts of causal as well. meanwhile, the u. s. secretary states has met with the saudi crown prince, who haven't been so long in riyadh, for father talks about the war on garza and me blinking visited the kingdom on saturday before heading to the united arab emirates. i mean, i'll be the, i

south bend, indiana. >> alabama. >> kansas. >> pennsylvania. >> and iowa! >> shout-out to my fellow journalist students at the university of nebraska. >> go, huskers! >> rhode island. >> thanks for baby-sitting, mom! >> from wisconsine. >> adorable. oh, look at that. lots of camera time for a great crowd out there on a sunshiny day wednesday morning. we're glad to have you along with us. you too, abe lincoln. okay. president biden arrived in israel overnight amid new outrage over the blast that killed hundreds at a hospital in gaza. israel denied blame for that explosion but vowed to do everything it can to avoid civilian casualties as it prepares to invade. tom llamas joins us from israel with the latest from that. tom, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, it is a busy morning for president biden here in israel. this is the first time ever an american president has come to israel during a time of war. and president biden is showing his support on multiple fronts, meeting with the prime minister, meeting even with the israeli war cabinet and right now meeting with victims of that hamas terror attack. this comes as a major part of president biden's trip to this area was canceled. leaders of arab nations refusing to