the, the, this is the, the news line from the us secretary of state johnson. the blinking says the window is closing for israel, bring hostages home from gaza. lincoln is in israel posting for a cease fire deal with him on the decisive moment, and the boss come off says any announcements of progress. all right, quotes illusion also coming up ukraine's military revolt and other blow to most cost supply lines in the crow, screeching its forces form yet another bridge over a key river as it tries to build the office of the russian side. front. um, complet harris arrives in chicago for the democratic national convention. she will share the stage with president jo bites will formerly the nation as the policies presidential com. the gulf is welcome to the program. us secretary of state anthony blinking is in israel to push for a cease fire in gaza with fresh totes expected to start in egypt later this week. so that's the main thing with is really presidents. i think have so many lincoln said the negotiations are at a decisive moment and may be the last opportunity t

now on youtube the the this is dw news line from the us secretary of state johnson. the blinking says the window is closing for israel. spring hosted just home from gaza. lincoln is in israel posting for a ceasefire deal with home on the decisive moment and the boss come off says any announcements of progress, all right, quotes illusion also coming up ukraine's military revolt and other blow to most cost supply lines in the car, screeched its forces form yet another bridge over a key river as it tries to build of buffers on the russian side. front line.

the 36th president of the united states, lyndon johnson, also decided not to participate in the presidential race. in 1968, or a similar legacy biden on the achievements of lyndon johnson, oleksiy kovalenko found out. i will not seek or accept my party's nomination for another term as president. so sounded the unexpected announcement of lyndon johnson in 1968, he refused to participate in the race for a second term of 56 years. later, in the same room in the oval office , president joe biden explained why he decided to withdraw his candidacy from the presidential race. you know, there's a time and a place, but there's also a time and a place for new voices, fresh voices, younger voices, and that time and place is now. both johnson and biden did not have high popularity ratings in the final year of their presidency. ultimately divided. i am ready to lead our country. the majority of voters in 1968 did not think so and elected republican richard nixon as president. this time , democrats quickly rallied around vice president kamela harris. the situation in this race is changing. according to un

states of america. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united states house of representatives. well, what a great ceremony. we'll get to the moment we've all been for here in just a moment. i wanted to tell you this. during the war before a crowd of about 6000 people at royal albert hall, winston churchill famously said this. he said, quote, one would have thought in the days of peace the progress of women to an even share in the life and work and guidance, the community would have grown and that under the violence of war it would be cast back. but actually the reverse. true. war is the a hard stirrer efficient teacher. 80 years removed from the war, we now get to look and appreciate the lessons that the roses teach us, the lessons we should have already known, but which we were taught by necessity during the war. we remember women like mary edwards and charlotte combs who left their homes work at higgins shipyards in my home state of louisiana in new orleans. they built ships that allowed infantry exit through a front ramp directly on to the open beach. higgins was the first

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humphrey, johnson almost every state or county chair back then would owe their loyalty to the administration. once a johnson with drew and humphrey was running or okay too shift to humphrey. had almostte all the delegates e needed without even campaigning before issue showed a single hand. some w people say could robert n give one and six it. had he not been assassin could have gone to the convention. they're talking could there be an openns convention on either side? possibly. historians are not supposed to entertain what if questions even though their fasting to think about. i've go back to the rules the democrats used by the rules to denominate 68 were really designed to coordinate johnson for anotherrm term. not reward an insurgent like a kennedy or mccarthy. it would've made it interesting that pretty long odds even with johnson out of the race to topple humphrey. so humphrey chooses edward muskie as his running mate. he is seen as someone who is calm and stable and aear oldit that does not have a lot o commerces ability. turns the temperature down. he is from maine which is historical

states of america. [cheering] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen the honorable michael johnson t speaker of the united states before a crowd of about 6000 people at royal albert hall, winston churchill famously said this. one would have thought in the days of peace the progress of women to an even larger share in the lifewo and work and guidance of the community would have grown. under the violence of w war they would be cast back. but actually, the reverse is true. war is the teacher the hard, stern, edition teacher. eighty years removed from the war get to look back and appreciate the lessons the rosie's help teach us. they should have already known that were taught by necessity during the war. mary edwards and charlotte combs left their home circuit higginso shipyard at my home state of louisiana, new orleans. they built ships that allowed infantry to exit through a front ramp directly onto the open beach. higgins was the firstst workplae to be racially integrated. that paid all people according to their job function regardless of their sex or skin color. they are in louisiana men and women, black-and-whi

humphrey also, johnson almost every state or county share all the loyalty to the administration and once johnson with drew most of the loyalty to humphrey. humphrey had almost all of the delegates without even -- last this year again, could there be an open convention and possibly, historians aren't supposed to entertain what if questionse because that's not what happened although they are fascinating to think about but i would go back to themo rules, the rules in the democratic party were design today coronate johnson for another term, not reward an unsurgant like a kennedy or mccarthy. so he might have made it interesting but it would have been pretty long odds even with johnson out of the race to topple humphrey. humphrey choses musky from maine, someone who is calm and stable in aear that doesn't have calm,n the temperature kind historically even toch isne this day independent republican state different than conserva but kind of the ional new england publican and so he's state,ng that could be strategi, ey also liked him because he said he looked like abraham lincoln. he thought that

state of the nation. flabellum stanley johnson.ined that you wanted to do in the footsteps of marco polo in 1961. is that right? >> well, jacob, you very kindly say it's stanley's film. but actually this film was made by a wonderful production company based actually not a million miles from where we are now in bath , called one tribe tv. bath, called one tribe tv. working closely. and that's where the bridge pointing becomes closely with the chinese, so it was a fantastic joint effort. but yes, it does pick up if you like , where i pick up if you like, where i left off in 1961, i brought with me the book of the book of the film, if you like, and on the front of this book, there you see a picture of me with two of my colleagues, tim severin and michael de larrabeiti, who was the photographer , having not got the photographer, having not got into china in 1961, having got all the way to the chinese border on, we started with two bsa motorcycles. we ended just in one. i had to get it transformed so it could take a third. yes, the thir

humphrey also johnson almost every state or county chair chairman back then would have older to the administration. so once johnson withdrew and humphrey is running that most of that loyalty would shift right to humphrey. so humphrey had almost all the delegates he needed without even campaigning know before he even took a single hand in 68. and sometimes people always say, you know, could robert kennedy have won in 68? how do you have an assassinated? he have gone to the convention like this year again they're talking about could there be an open convention on either side and i mean possibly i mean historians aren't to entertain. what if because that's not what happened although they're fascinating to think about but i would go back to the rules the democrats the rules in the democratic to nominate 68 were really designed to coronate johnson for another term, not reward insurgent like a kennedy or mccarthy. so he might have made it interesting, but it would have been pretty long, long odds. even with johnson out of the race to topple humphrey. so humphrey chooses senator edmund muskie of maine as

. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> welcome to you all on this beautiful day. we are grateful to have you here, the people's house. to my colleagues in congress, friends, family, and our rosie's. is my honor to welcome you to the capital for today's historic occasion. the congressional gold medal is the highest award this body can award to any group or any individual. you may not know this but fewer than 200 gold medals have been issued in our country's nearly 250 year history. today, pursuant to hr 1773 i have the distinct honor of presenting this metal to rosie the riveter, the women who worked or volunteered in the support of the war effort during world war ii. that is an applause line. [applause] >> it was during the first year of the war that president roosevelt went on a tour of his factories and plants where ships and tanks and planes were being built and during one of those visits as the story goes the president observed that as he would walk down the middle aisle of the factory it would chiefly be the men w

larry: will claudia with the state that mike johnson you are pushing with a stop this would probably and. claudia: i think emily tremendous difference in obviously requiring proof of citizenship among the larry, is critical and was such a fragile society, constitutional republie requires citizens to take part in response abilities of citizenship along with the benefits of citizenship, one citizen one vote in the new york constitution and the law requires citizenship for voting for the democrats keep putting laws it edited by right to vote is sacred right that we have and continue to allow these noncitizens to delete the vote because of trying to prime the pump and wind at all costs regardless of if they undergoing think about that office a to protect which is completely really ridiculousness by the company for the grade again i just giving a document with a plan and how we do that the way the president trump has envisioned this making sure that we could do not delude the price of her citizens and making sure that they're part of this government byway is republicans, i know scott agre

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. >> you probably have to go back to lyndon johnson and the state of texas to find a running mate whod a state that might have been otherwise in the other column. it's actually not that common. >> byron: with about 90 days until election day, anything is possible. >> i think this race is still a jump ball. and how the two candidates at the top of the ticket perform over the next 90 days is going to determine who wins this election. >> we have never seen a 30-day span like the last month in american politics. we're going to have a lot of wild events before this is done. >> byron: kamala harris and tim walz will take the stage together at the dnc. we'll have complete coverage right here on abc. >>> when we come back, the smashing pumpkins' billy corgan. the surprising thing he says made him want to make great music like "tonight tonight" again. ♪ you believe this night will change tonight ♪ ♪ tonight tonight ♪ change tonight ♪ ♪ tonight tonight ♪ ♪ tonight tonight ♪ detect this: living with hiv, craig learned he can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why he switched to dovat

absolutely, it's a us zionist genocide, and as mr. johnson pointed out, the united states is aiding and a betting the zin these atrocities and in this ongoing genocide, we are now 10 months in and nothing has stopped the zionist war machine from continuing this. mass carnage and atrocities that we've seen, nothing has stopped them, no amount of protesting, wrangling, trying to get us politicians to stop it, trying to change the political scene, trying to bring the zionists in front of the international court of justice, nothing has stopped them from this ongoing devastation and atrocities and this ongoing genocide. now of course i think that it's very important to recognize here that the zionist regime can't only last so long as the united states continues to support it and defend it, and they have continued to make both political parties have continued to make broad overtures to the zionists that they are in this together and that they will defend design entity till the end, it's almost escatological, it's a religious messianic type of relationship, and so in that way netanyahu is able

johnson pointed out, the united states is aiding in a bedding, the zionists in this in these atrocitiesgenocide, we are now 10 months in and nothing has stopped the zionist war machine from continuing this mass carnage and atrocities that we've seen, nothing has stopped them, no amount of protesting, wrangling, trying to get... us politicians to stop it, trying to change the political scene, trying to bring uh the zionists in front of the international court of justice, nothing has stopped them from this ongoing uh devastation and atrocities and this ongoing genocide. now of course, i think that it's very important uh to recognize here that designist regime can only last so long as the united states continues to support it and defend it uh, and they have continued to make both political parties. have continued to make broad overtures to the zionists that they are in this together and that they will defend uh the zionist entity till the end, it's almost the eskatological, it's a religious, messianic uh type of relationship, and so in that way netanyahu is able to come to the us and comma

virtually all of the state and county chairmen from coast to coast owed the johnson humphrey administration loyalty in 68. and when didn't run. remember, it was a surprise as to that to them, to humphrey inherited the vast majority that support there would have been some rebels no doubt in chicago and would have made a pretty interesting convention. you know, had mccarthy really lived up, you know, the other challenger to what he stood for initially and kennedy made it all the way. it made some people say, well, what could humphrey have done differently to win, put john connally on ticket and divide the conservative vote that otherwise went to wallace or nixon would have made it really interesting. so it's possible and certainly he was surging when sirhan sirhan struck him down. but the system was really weighted at that time against an insurgent, you know, like bobby kennedy. it would have been pretty tough to because humphrey had the vast of lyndon johnson's strength, right side row guys look in reference to george wallace was his strategy to force into the house of representatives and hu

johnson space center, which is based in houston, texas. how'd you get that gig? oh, well, i was a ph.d. candidate working on my dissertation at washington state university, which is in pullman, washington. and i saw an advert for a position a summer internship with the johnson space center oral history project and i had previously done a number of oral history interviews for my master's thesis. and i thought, well, that sounds kind of cool. nasa's pretty cool. i'll put in for it. i ended up getting the job, and i remember actually driving into houston that day and thinking, i think i made a huge mistake where i was living. pullman washington is is near the lentil capital of the world. that gives you an indication of the type of community i was living in. i drove into houston and saw all the plans. you know, this this very urban community. it took us about an hour from the time we actually landed or drove into houston and got to where i was staying. i just was amazed by how large the city was really, and then how far i had to drive from where i had decided to stay that summer into the johnson space center. so but it was a lot of fun. people in

methods were used during the examinations about ukraine as a state awaits collapse, the ex-cia analyst is sure of this, according to larry johnson, the growing demographic crisis is to blame for everything, if 2 years ago. more than 40 million people lived in the country, now at least 20 million have left the independent one, while it is worth taking into account military losses and economic difficulties. according to the expert, kiev's problem is not even that there is no one to send to the front, but in the country's development trends. johnson noted that now every family should have three or four children to increase the population, but the country is moving in the opposite direction, the death rate in ukraine exceeds the birth rate by three times. another dying country, lithuania, is not averse to rattling its weapons. residents of vilnius will receive a brochure on actions in the event of war and other types of crisis situations. the capital's mayor's office, in cooperation with the ministry of defense, has prepared a capacious book on 24 pages. the short guide will come to almost every home, the circulation is more than 20

minister of the zionist regime for several days in the united states was to coordinate the execution of the recent assassinations. larry johnson's assassination of the head of the political office of hamas is a disgusting act of war. it was used to coordinate with the americans to carry out these attacks, although the united states denies that it did not know that such an operation was going to be carried out, but the reason for this denial is that the ministry of defense of the united states ordered the navy of this country to be on alert four days in advance , and in fact, they have sent their own forces in the mediterranean sea, and this shows that they are not so ignorant of the information and are fully prepared for this event and this. it is because they had talked to them about the same issues during netanyahu's visit. during the meeting with some other foreign guests of the dedication ceremony, the president said that the islamic republic of iran is ready to expand bilateral relations and regional and international interactions and cooperation. mr. doctors support america he considered the zionist regime to be the cause

it's a state of mind with johnson and that of course, is mariah carey's number one hit single, all iistmas is you. and get ready to hear it live, people. it might be 100 degrees outside, but the queen of christmas is defrosting and ready to reclaim her twinkly title this holiday season. mariah carey announcing her christmas time tour, visiting 20 cities across the u.s. in celebration of the 30 year anniversary of her merry christmas album. and of course, this song right here. all i want for christmas is you. pre-sale tickets. tickets go on sale august 6th. and mimi is not the only pop princess making headlines this weekend. britney spears announcing her biopic is in the works based on her own words. universal announcing it secured the movie rights to her book the woman in me. director jon m2 of crazy rich asians and the wicked movies is set to direct the britney biopic no word yet on casting. okay, yeah, very excited for all of that stuff. all right, now to the athletes who didn't quite make it to paris this summer, an incredible trend taking over tiktok right now has former athletes

mayor johnson has asked the state of illinois for over $1 billion in support from state government. there's a number of issues that there have been some tensions between him and governor pritzker on and basically involving money from springfield. pritzker, during his tenure, has been a very solid money manager for the state of illinois. the state has seen a number of, i believe at least eight credit rating upgrades for a state that was very nearly in default under the previous governor, and pritzker is just basically saying, you know, this is not good money management. we are doing what we can. so those two, i think, are really important people, to see what their message is. and i think that a lot, as i say come of the coalescing that has gone on around harris has kind of put these intraparty divisions down below the surface. they are still there, but it is going to definitely be an attempt to portray the total unity of this convention. host: let's get to some callers we start with. peterin buffalo, new york . good morning, peter. caller: good morning. i just want to mention, i hear

state. so to me the master of the senate is an interesting kind of construction for johnson but the master of the administrative state to me is this sort of unspool in, you know, part of his legacy. you know, i think when we look at 1963, because the president takes over after john kennedy, his assassination november 22nd, and if if you look at that year and sort of how it unfolds, america was in real crisis. so in a of ways, 63 is the closest and sort of fact fully accurate year. we had 2020. a lot of people when that happened in 2020 kept comparing it to 68, but it's a it's a wrong comparison. so 63 was when you saw really hundreds of of protest in from coast to coast for civil rights for the first time in american history. and this is the first time we start to do lewis harris and different pollsters go out into black communities and interview thousands of people and they interview 100 civil rights leaders. johnson is very, very lyndon johnson as vice president is very connect it to a lot of this. he's getting a awards from the african-american press because he's cultivating different blac

the, the, the american political process is in a state of appeals not seen since the battle days of 1968. that year began with president lyndon johnson shocking the nation by withdrawing from the presidential race after the primary season had begun in the state of new hampshire. 2 months later and assassin murdered martin luther king in front of his motel room in memphis, tennessee, and just 2 months after that, robert f kennedy was assassinated just minutes after winning the california primary . in august, the democrats nominated an unpopular pro war vice president, hubert humphrey, as there are not many, amid rioting in the streets of the conventions, post the city of chicago. it's 56 years later. and here we go again. i'm john kerry . ok. welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 a joe biden and donald trump are arguably the 2 most unpopular people ever to run for president. at the same time. trump is widely viewed as narcissistic. his niece, who happens to be a psychologist, even says that he's mentally unbalanced. he's angry. he's mean, he doesn't appear to have any core values or believes, and he's more concerned abo

lyndon johnson and bobby kennedy hated one another. - bobby kennedy doesn't go after lbj until he's politically wounded. - i am announcing today my candidacy for the presidency of the united states here--here was his nightmare. - i hear lbj's trying to get rid of 150 pounds-- bobby kennedy. [laughter] - make us sweep all the way down from linden back this way, you understand me? all right, lock arms, four of you on each side of the street, and let's--let's sweep it all the way down. - today in memphis, a 3,000-man protest march led by dr. martin luther king jr. in support of a seven-week-old city sanitation workers' strike. the strike has turned into a major racial issue in memphis. - we were an orderly march going up to main street. [dramatic music] i was in the middle of it, and there were some unruly people, no doubt loud people. and i saw the police in a phalanx and said to myself, "they're gonna break up this march." [crowd shouting] then suddenly there are a handful of men busting a window over here. [glass shattering] - chaos has just broken out downtown. - [speaking indistinctly] - all right. - negro youth are smashing windows. - and i went back to king in the first rank

america, and certainly no lawyer in the united states of america, who could have written and spoken those powerful, powerful words. secretary jeh johnson. [applause] i, the task force, the american bar association, and the nation salute you tonight. and we pray for you and we pray for your words that they will be heard by the american people. thank you. it's been my honor to serve with you as a cochair of this task force. [applause] mr. johnson: we are leaving here, but we are not adjoining. we are going to make this happen for democracy all of you stay with us go to the website and you will see that we stay connected. i promise you there is much more to come. this is just the inspiration to move forward. goodbye temporarily, but we will stay in touch. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> and in this discussion from the same conference, speakers discuss clinical polarizationiso affect democracy. this portion is about 45 minutes.