this is story corps hearing will take place in a few days. today reggie which will explain his motivations to a group of students for this struggle is a personal one. partner a gene has been involved in the opioid addiction the opioid crosses ever since the death his son brian and i had a nice that also related to drugs and so when the attorney general talked about representing the state. in this case. thank you knew that we both had family members and because of the epidemic. we're going to talk to incoming freshman athletes at the university of oklahoma i'm going to tell on. a story about my son brandon and that the power of addiction and how dangerous it is and maybe. save somebody's life. i think i got a chance to shake almost everybody saying when you came in i was trying to figure out what sport you are it's hard to guess every sport from your you know your size but thank you guys for coming. so let me introduce you to my co speaker tonight this is brandon. and rand is not here today and i'll tell you why later this is me when i was at

salas has been an honor to have you on story corps. this has been a pleasure. thank you. thank you mayor alley. thank you. from virginia beach as he approaches his 100th day in office president biden will give his first address to a joint session of congress wednesday night our live coverage begins at 8pm eastern with the president's address at 9 pm eastern on c-span online at c-span.org or listen live on the c-span radio app. martha jones is author of vanguard. how black women broke barriers won the vote and insisted on equality for all she talks about the various ways african-american women became involved in women's suffrage and other political movements in the first half of the twentieth century. she focuses on how they advocated for their communities in the face of voting restrictions by white state governments. the united states capitol historical society the kluge center and the woman's suffrage centennial commission hosted this event and provided the video. dr. martha jones was the very first scholar that we recruited for the symposium back in the day when you cou

but it is used to target political opponents a lot of times people settle personal story corps. christian minorities hindus have been targeted but even muslims that you don't like you can accuse them and essentially the occupation is like a death penalty and this particular group is trying on it and there are other religious groups who want to be even more aggressive on this so this is pushing bogs down towards an extremist thought and it doesn't help whatever embassadors in your. when countries say the countries like to extremism will make it unattractive for business for industry and for democracy says it briefly other any voices that are opposing. this religious hard line hard line is i'm so you know you talked about the resolution in parliament which was stable today again there is only one political party talks on people's party which has not attended the session because they don't want to get involved that said to prime minister imran khan this is your mess you have to clean it up but other political parties even in opposition what they're in the parliament and they want t

as well as push notifications for any breaking needs that if you happen to be part of the news story corps or use the app to send us your photos your videos of what's happening around. them before i let you go anyone looking into the skies last night was able to glimpse a so-called pink super moon although it doesn't actually appear pink it's really named after a colored springtime flower that occurs when the moon is closest to earth in its orbit and at a particular angle we leave you now with some spectacular sightings across the world back at the top of the with more news. and sort. oh. boy. pick up. lucky style splits mine steve i'm at. that time trying to save a senate race a. deal when it is with knobs of steel yes another way to do it and i'm asking the tough keeping that such dreams allowed. to go. on t w. in the light of climate change. frequently. what's in store. for the future. comes to mega city the multi insight. into. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will all this. just through the topics covered in a weekly radio. if you like and the information on the front

on simon's on the story corps in minneapolis as the u.s. and the world awaits the verdict in that trial of derek show but we will come back he was soon as we need to thank you jeff. all right moving on as quickly as the controversial new super league of european football was announced there are reports that at least one of its founding members perhaps even more are pulling out sports media in the u.k. and the u.s. say london club chelsea has changed its mind and fans who gathered this evening outside the chelsea stadium to protest the super league they were happy to hear this chelsea was one of the 12 top clubs to announce their move to the breakaway league but reaction has been overwhelmingly negative since then and mention your city will also reportedly pull out. all right my colleague kyle mackinnon from each of you sports is here with me 24 hours ago we were sitting here talking about the super league being suggested and now are we talking about it not even getting off the ground it may not get off the ground i would definitely call thi

story. >> for marine corps ospreys fly over arlington national cemetery.rst class, raymond warren from kansas. awarded the silver star, the nation's third highest award for valor. until last year, he was missing in action. 18,000 marines fought the japanese during world war ii. part of the island hopping campaign to take back the pacific. he exposed himself to machine gun fire to divert the enemy. he was more than 1,000 marines killed during the battle. some never to be recovered. but six years ago, an unknown burial site was discovered. mouth swabs were submitted by the family to match the dna. 76 years after the battle, warren's remains were identified. the pow-mia accounting agency took custody and flew him to washington. >> so glad to have him home. >> marine corps honor guard helped carrier their fellow wardier. horse drawn carriage delivered him to the grave. >> please accept this flag as a symbol of your own. >> warren's family attended the service with full military honors. >> over 24,000 marines were killed in action during world war ii. 72,000 am

corps pilot. love this story. phillip? >> so do i, kate thank you so much.ou can hear and feel the pride in both of their voices really >> nonstop and everybody else's with the outpouring of support. it's great every parent wants their child to be bigger and better than they were. this guy son his way. >> a great way to start off the week. >> thank ♪ >>> breaking overnight, protests erupt in minneapolis demonstrators pour into the streets after an officer shot and killed a black man during a traffic stop the chaos coming on the eve of week three in the derek chauvin trial. >>> the vaccination effort fires on all cylinders the u.s. sets a new record with more than 4.5 million americans receiving a shot in a single day, but trouble could loom with a drop in vaccine supply and covid cases on the rise. >>> ready for a return to normalcy get in line,

marine corps intelligence officer on the story. the mere fact that you have politicians action on intelligence that has appeared on the front pages of the new york times bill is you right off the bat and it's not intelligence it's been it's clear sized information as opposed to hard intelligence the united states and russia are adults they they they they sit at the big table they wear big boy pants and their intelligence services do things against one another because that information normally we understand this is the reality of the world but the united states right now is very defensive it's dealing with a changing world changing reality and the fact that russia refuses to play the game of being subservient to you know a dominant america and so this is a domestic political problem where intelligence is 0 and political objective as opposed to doing what it's supposed to do providing insight american decision makers about what ground truth in russia is. the german chancellor has been accused of undermining the country's democracy a

story. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> 60 years ago on april 17 1961 a force of 1500 cia trained cuban exiles launched an invasion on the bay of pigs on the southern coast of cuba. their goal was the overthrow fidelity castro who had taken power two years earlier in the cuban revolution. next saturday, american history tv in washington journal be alive to look back at the failed invasion and its consequences. joining us is nicholas, who will take fewer calls and tweets. -- viewer calls and tweets. tonight in "lectures in history" joseph campbell teaches a class about the cronkite moment arguing about the in-kind -- the impact of his comments has been vastly overstated and is a media myth. here's a preview. >> cronkite closed his program that night, his special report with a pessimistic assessment saying that the united states military effort was "mired in stalemate" and suggested that a negotiated settlement might offer a way out dow

ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] ♪ >> american history tv on c-span3, every weekend, documenting america's storyade corporal and i go to in co nco school with army, air force, and marines in it, and i end up with coming out first in the class, plus i had done all these other extra things and had been recognized for it, and so, in the up being awarded a meritorious promotion to sergeant with only three months time in grade as corporal, so i was a jubilant, but i did not realize along with the promotion they shipped me to vietnam. oh, damn, you know? [laughter] ok, i got to go. yeah, i went. i boarded a continental airlines charter. i am one of very few people on the plane. it has flight attendants on the whole kit and caboodle. i am one of the few people on the plane with flak jacket, my helmet, under my seat. i got everything except for a weapon, and people are looking at this character. [laughter] i am just sitting there. i and dumb and numb, actually. and so, we land in vietnam. actually, probably within hours after we land, there is a little incoming into the airfield, not much but enough to

story of cy rosenthal. a dorchester kid discovered on the sand lots of corps chester by the red sox coach hue duffy. he was actually the first jewish player the red sox ever had. he played in the '20s. he was an outfielder. one game, upstaged the great ruth. he hit two home runs. babe hit only one. he got hurt. wounds up playing in the miner -- minors. came back to boston. opened a continue can factory. played in the minor leagues. pearl harbor happens. cy tries to enlist. they reject him. bad teeth, bad something else. they said forget about it. his son buddy lied about his age and said he was a-year-older than he actually was and enlisted in the marines at the age of 16. so cy, in 1943, out of his own pocket, pays to get his knees repaired. pays to get his teeth fixed. is allowed to enlist in the navy. he's serving in the european theater of operation. his son, buddy, is in with the marines in the pacific. bill, pick up the story from there. >> well, buddy was killed on christmas day, 1943. new britton, in the solomon islands. the marines were trying to capture some japanese air fields. the u.s. m

air corps was bought was making bomb runs near vietnam like that but his story really intrigued me and sergeant parade is had graduated from san felipe high school in 1941. and by july of 41 he was already in the us army air corps and was stationed nearby an eagle pass, texas. when world war ii broke out. so he's he's training as a mechanic in eagle pass and he goes ahead and applies for engineer gunner school, and he gets accepted he goes ahead and graduates from engineer gunner school and then he had to south carolina to train with a b-25 crew and the crew is the photo on the left there. the the gentleman in the middle in the back is the pilot? yeah, it's it's the pilot. and that is andrew johnson from cadillac, michigan. andrew what was again? he was the pilot of the b-25 crew. and alfredo is sitting in in the middle there. that's the original crew that trained together and then they were assigned the 345th bomb group. i think i have a slide on that the next slide, please. yeah, there were assigned to the era patches of the 345th bomb group. and you see the the air apache symbol the

when this story first made headlines last year it prompted a wave of criticism against nonpresident trump and even though the reports were unproven, the white house press corps did not hold back on our own kayleigh mcenany at the lectern. she told "the new york times" that their story was wrong and that she was hammered for it. watching and kayleigh, we will get your perspective on the other side. you go out of the loop by the intelligence community? >> as i noted there was not a consensus among the intelligence community. >> what is the president have to say to service members that are afraid that their loved ones may have been killed and connection to the bounty. >> to the president or the administration plan to make it very clear to the russian federation that there should not be bounties placed on the heads of american soldiers serving in afghanistan? >> to the president raise the issues on russian bounties on the lives of americans? speak of the reports of russian bounties on american military forces and yet the white house has done nothing to push back, what is the delay? >> emily: kayleigh, your perspective? >> kayleigh: i was asked dozens and dozens

nonexistent out that has managed to infiltrate the white house corps she even managed to get some of her questions put to jen psaki the major panic as the story . have you ever wondered who gets to ask the questions at the white house well for channels like r t or independent journalists it's practically impossible instantly you get accusations of being propaganda fake news and so on make news that's being spread by russia or to you which is a hulu supported. funded by the russian or the russian government fake means has dominated the true had lines fake news spread by russia fake news fake news kremlin spread misleading or otherwise fake news of course they explain it as holding up journalistic standards or something like that well ok so just how high are these standards well just for yourself an online game or manage to get in for questions to jen psaki biden's press secretary by just pretending to be a white house reporter a few fake twitter handles that's all it took the gamer who was real identity is still unknown created a profile as casey leggo montagu who pretended to be a reporter for a non-existing news agency called white house new

and the 8th core plate so regimela's story in such as james ku or the the historian of the third, massachusetts cavalry which fought this now this part of the 19th corps. he republished this poem which stated now in the eighth corps all had run old early thought at jovial fund. but general grover meaning kuviate grover bless his name said he would help them play the game. he formed a line the pike along to check old early and his throne and here he held the rebs at bay. tilly was flanked from every way this gave the sixth core time to form. so here's this argument advanced through poetry the sixth corps did well, yes, but they did well because they had that time. well, william emery's 19 corvettes took a front. to the manner in which the six core veterans he prays upon themself for their actions at cedar creek. nothing enraged nothing infuriated. those veterans of emery's command more. then the manner in which some of rights veterans attempted to place all of the blame. on the shoulders of emery's regiments for two potentially costly blunders, which occurred during the opening battle. of sheridan's campaign the third battle of winchester so writes vet

corps in teen its clash with shell is postponed. they're up to date now on d.w. news a stay tuned for world stories the weekend reports omarion edelstein from me and the entire team in berlin thanks for watching. we have an important news. smoking news healthy post decides are good for the being. global warming doesn't exist. well not yet it comes from the. industry is controlling your thoughts here and certainly. the rail science it's not easy to spot. the great books of the 20th century. present day hoaxes. and who's behind the. manufacturing ignorance starts may 3rd on d w. this week own world stories. italy has seen fewer births during the pandemic singing is helping cope with 19 patients in the u.k. we begin in china in a city that stands for strong liquor now tie the brandy is considered the most valuable brand of alcohol and acts as a lubricant one conducting business and requesting favors. normally expose this crime and corruption cases now the investigative journalist is on his way to china's most famous. i'm doing you know you could already smell the alcohol. you hear that in the southern

corp. move after earnings suggesting stock like this even with the story i just said could have a sizable gainng forward. >> it can. goldman sachs brought this thing public like in november and nobody paid attention to it. so this was not an ipo that, like, tripled. you know, it went up from its offering price and people understand that swimming pools are on fire. everyone conceptually understands that, but i think what i don't understand, it is not just about building more pools forever. i understand that 2020 is a very unique situation, but i do think there is a secular deurbanization trend that will be a tail wind for these companies because people are increasingly going to have the ability to live further away from major cities and they'll choose to, and when they do that, if they're working in industries where they're highly paid, they will have pools or spas so we are talking about 14 million bodies of water existing either at hotel properties, condo properties or people's individual homes, whether it is a hot tub or a giant swimming pool. >> yeah, i mean i -- >> and they're servicing th

but you and senator grassley, you did a story, a report, rather, deep dive into the biden family history. they like s-corpsthey like to use off-balance sheet shell companies to bury cash they get from overseas. delaware is known for all of this. they like to do all of this with real estate infrastructure deals that the biden family has done in romania, iraq, costa rica. working with russia, china, you've seen this kind of activity in the past, right? >> absolutely. again i'm concerned about the complex web of foreign entanglements particularly within china but really all over the world. so you simply can't trace it. when you're trying to hide income the way you do it you set up corporation after corporation after corporation. you layer these things. for example, one of the corporations they used was called hudson west. there are eight or nine different hudson west corporations. you don't know who owns them. you don't know where the money is flowing back and forge. that is how you launder money, you have kinds of different transactions which makes it very difficult for anybody to catch, to uncover what is a

corps 'd so the. e. c 44 still. if you need me. but the mission. today. is to go. to. some 20 some. odd. buy keep track. so. when. he. meets with. the stories. the way you think i want to know where you're. from. and everything in between. are the ones with all the power what do we do. with me. we detailed coverage. from around the world experts say that the government of national unity if that's the case then will keep his job. from the favelas of caracas so the battlefield. is to get to the truth and the people through knowledge. more shock and outrage of the police brutality in the us as body cam footage shows a chicago officer chasing and shooting dead a 13 year old boy. headquarters here and also coming up russia seeks to violate dangerous united states we will respond the biden administer.

email workingitoutpod@gmail.com subject -- slow round, with your pizza story so on the last show, there was a guy who was in the peace corpsyonnaise and a cut-up hotdog, which they made look like pepperoni. and he was like, he had to eat this and just be like, "this is excellent. thank you so much. [ laughter ] and i feel like if i made pizza, it would be that. >> jimmy: i gotcha i understand also, before we let you go, bud, i want to say you're also donating to food banks as well with this show, correct? >> yes we give a portion to every one of our virtual shows to food banks. because if you're able to contribute to your local food bank, you should we've given to a lot of regional food banks. i think almost $65,000 at this point. [ cheers and applause yeah it's a good positive experience people are digging it, and we're going to keep doing them >> jimmy: i love it. mike birbiglia for tickets to his worldwide comedy pizza party this weekend, go to his website, birbigs.com. we love you bud. always good to see you >> you too, buddy. thanks for having me on. >> jimmy: we'll be right back with stand-up from orlando leyba. stic

task not only for his role -- also started fabricating stories that jefferson and had an affair with dolley or pumping her out to the diplomatic corps. seriously! so dollars understanding -- just mending fences. although her sense of appropriate feminine behavior made her claim to be more interested in politics and she actually was. when she was in philadelphia for medical treatment for her knee, which was a very rare time she was separated from james, they were almost always in each other's back pockets. she wrote him a letter, inquiring, quote, some information respecting the war with spain and disagreement with england. as it is so generally expected here that i am at a loss but to summarize, but i'm extremely interested here on the subject. i believe you would not desire your wife to be the active partisan, but... james recognized that dolly's dissidents was -- he recognized for what it was. which was a bit of a pretense. he replies with this very thoughtful analysis of the potential war that respected dollies intelligence, and then he closed with the statement, -- the power, however, of deciding questions of war lies with congr

story from there. >> well, buddy was killed on christmas day, 1943. in the solomon islands. the u.s. marine corps25 soldiers that day. he had just turned 17 and he was killed. his dad, of course, was already serving, he was on a ship over in europe, and nine months later he had his own misfortune. he was on a mine sweeper and the mine sweeper didn't do as good a job sweeping this particular mine, i guess, because it blew up the ship and 58 members of that crew were killed. si rosenthal survived, but he was paraplegic. he lost the use of his legs and he was wheelchair bound the rest of his life. he spent most of the rest of his life doing a lot of charitable work and being honored, of course, here and there. but what a story. >> it's a great story. and i was so taken by the fact that si turned what was such a tragic event, and he became such a force as an advocate for polio victims, for cerebral palsy victims, for veterans groups. ultimately, i believe in 1960 or 1961 he was given his own day at fenway park. and i believe, michael, you said he's buried, what, a block or so from where you live? >>

story. the chief nurse of vietnam was colonel williams. to begin with, the army nurse corps wasn't too fond of the fact that i was married. you know, you're supposed to be married to the corps first. and then after that i guess you could get married. >> if they want you to have a husband, they'll assign you one. >> general's famous words he told me one time. but i -- i arrived and they didn't quite know where they needed me most mainly because of this e.r. background i had. first they wanted me at cuchi and they needed me at the ninth. and then they thought, no, they really needed me closer to danang. so, they flip-flop around. so for about three weeks i sat there waiting for them to decide what to do with me. i finally went and i asked to see the chief nurse, colonel williams. i said, colonel williams, i've really got to get going here. i'm the welcome crew. i've welcomed nurses in, and i told them good-bye. i became the welcome wagon for the army nurse corporation. and i said, you know, it's really time for me to get going. at that time al was at wafuby. and she said, donn

story. the chief nurse of vietnam was colonel williams. to begin with, the army nurse corps was not too fond of the fact that i was married. you are supposed to be married to the war first, and then after that, i guess you can get married. interviewer: they want you to have a husband, they will assign you one. donna: that's right. that is what they told me one time. interviewer: [laughter] donna: i arrived and they did not know where they needed me the most, mainly because of this er background i have. first they wanted me in one place and then they thought they needed me down at the night, and then they thought, no, they need me up closer. they flip-flopped around so for about three weeks, i sat there deciding what to do with me, and i finally went to ask chief nurse colonel williams. i've said, i am the welcoming crew. i have told them where the hooch was, i told them where the bunker was, i told them what incoming and outgoing sound like. i became the welcome wagon for the army nurse corporate i said it is time for me to get going. she said, you know, donna. i am very con

corps man. >> former marine and that went down there and actually pulled the victim out. i wish he'd hung out you deserves a lot of ashley jacobs. >> well, quite a storyo come tonight. if you're headed to the giants game tomorrow. >> there is a new special seating section. the giants are separating certain fans because of covid. plus, it is the first day back to school for a lot of south bay students will get reaction from them and why are police officers stopping more east bayside shows we have that and

story contains graphic descriptions and images of police violence. we now turn to virginia, where a lieutenant in the army medical corps is suing two police officers whohed him to the ground, and pointed their guns at him during a traffic stop at a gas station last december. lieutenant caron nazario, who is a black latinx man, wearing his army uniform at the time, said he drove to the gas station to avoid pulling over on a dark road after he noticed a police car flashing its lights at him, so that he could be somewhere public and well-lit while he interacted with the officers. video of the attack in the town of windsor, virginia, has sparked outrage. >> keep your hands up by the window. >> what is going on? >> good out of the car. >> what is going on? >> get out of the car now. get out of the car now. >> i'm serving my country and this is how i am treated? >> g out of the car. >> what is going on? i'm sorry, what? clubs get out of the car now. >> what is going on? clubs serve, get out of the car. get out of the car. >> received an order. obey it. >> i am honestly afraid to get out. what is going on? what did io? i have not committed any crimes. clubs

were don't want specific stories, they just want to tie anyone that disagrees with their agenda as an extremist, that is why they will never get specific, jesse kelly, marine corpsnow because like you said they are not looking for it, don't care about racism or extremism, they are following the same cultural marxist playbook communists of always followed, purge the military of people who oppose them and they will pull it off. i don't think they will start handing out papers to people and sending them out the door but i'm getting phone calls from a lot of guys who are saying i am done, those are the best guys so we will be left with nothing but the turds but they are democrat turds and that is what they like. jillian: making sure there is nowhere and left in the military who might be a problem. the pentagon wants to fight this imaginary extremism but the chinese military are just watching this going what? laughing. the guardian reporting 25 chinese military jets breached taiwan's defense zone after a us official and warned of an increasingly aggressive patient. china sees us involved in his woke nonsense, when is taiwan going to be next after hong kong and was we

corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> american history tv on c-span3, every weekend documenting america's storyfunding comes from these companies who support c-span 3 as a public service. >> today on "the civil war," laura june davis talks about confederate vote burners and naval guerrilla action on the lower mississippi river during the last years of the civil war. >> if we look at the boats that the naval guerrillas are targeting, these are vessels known to transport u.s. troops. they are known to carry supplies. this is public knowledge and they are taking that to their advantage. they also wants to distract the u.s. military from their primary cause, they will have to shift attention, men, resources, and intelligence away from the battlefields to the mississippi river to help slow down efforts. if we look at what is going on with provost marshal j. h. baker and joseph hult they spent a ton of resources trying to identify, locate, and arrest the boat burners, especially those out of st. louis. when you read the papers, his frustration mounts as you keep reading. you can feel how frustrated h

corp.. plenty more of that available on our website. let's get back to the storyithout reports from berlin that the rent cap would be overturned. that has come to pass. we now have that red headline confirming rent-cap law overturned by the constitutional court and that has had immediate impact. it is spreading to the sector. that share price is up by more than 5.5%. we will keep an eye on with that headline in mind. let's get a bluebird business flash. some other -- bloomberg business flash. laura: number one maker of chips is boosting it revenue as companies from carmakers to pc supplier scramble to get their hands on semi conductors. overall, supply issues are likely to last all year. coinbase debut on the nasdaq saw the currency exchange sort to a $112 billion valuation before slipping back. even the nasdaq itself ended the session with a valuation of about $86 billion. job openings in london's finance industry grew at 70% in the first three months of the year. the big increase is due to a low baseline of a year of uncertainty over brexit and the pandemic. tha

story from there. >> buddy was killed on christmas day, 1943, the marines were trying to capture some japanese airfields. the u. s. marine corps lost returned 25 soldiers that day. he had just turned 17. he was killed. his dad of course was already serving on a ship in europe and nine months later he had his ultimately, i believe the 1960 or 1961 he was given his own day at fenway park. michael, you said he is buried a block or so from where you live? >> he is buried in a cemetery just on the side of west rocks berry, right next to his son. it's an amazing chapter in red-sox history. he has such tragedy, but he finds a way to give and i think someone that is under recognized in our city and hopefully in the future we can recognize him for his great works. >> i think he may be a future candidate for the red sox hall of fame. we should certainly give that another look. one of the aspects that i would like to turn to, and addition to the involvement of the players, is that the red socks as an organization heard from a lot of g.i.s who were serving overseas. you tell a couple of great stories in your book, about a dozen or so mari

story from there. >> but he was killed on christmas day, 1943, the marines were trying to capture some japanese airfields. the u. s. marine corps lost returned 325 soldiers that day. he had just turned 17. he was killed. his dad of course was already serving on a ship in europe and nine months later he had his own misfortune. he was on a minesweeper and it did not do such a good job of sweeping a mine because it blew up his ship. and 58 members of that crew were killed. tsai survived but he was lost the use of his legs and he was wheelchair bound the rest of his life. he spent the rest of his life doing lot of charitable work and being on -- here and there. but what a story. >> it is a great story, and i was so taken by that fact that he turn such a tragic event in his own life. he became such a force as an advocate for polio, for cerebral palsy, for veterans, ultimately i believe in 1960 or 61, he was given his own day at fenway park. michael, you said he is buried just a walk or so from where you live? >> he is buried in a cemetery just on the side of west rocks roxbery, right next to his son. it's an amazing chapter in red-h

stories. they just want to be able to tar anyone who disagrees with their agenda as an extremist. that's why they are no never going to get to specifics. jesse kelly is a marine corpshn kirby was tumbling. did it surprise you? >> no. like you said, they're not looking for it. they don't actually care about racism. they don't care about extremism. they don't care about any of it. they are following the same cultural marxist label communists have always followed. they are trying to purge the military people who oppose them they will do it. they will pull it off. i don't think they're going to start handing out papers to people and sending them out the door but i'm already getting full calls from a lot of guys i know horsing jesse, i'm done. those are the best guys. we are going to be left with nothing but the turds . >> laura: isn't that what erdogan is doing, making sure there's no one left in the military that might be a problem. the pentagon wants to fight this imaginary extremism within its ranks but the chinese military of course, they're just watching this going what? laughing? the guarding reporting 25 chinese military jets reached taiwan's defense zone after

corps man. >> former marine and that went down there and actually pulled the victim out. i wish he'd hung out you deserves a lot of ashley jacobs. quite a story. >> well, today, believe it or not, it is been 5 years since the unexpected death of music icon prince. we'll look back at prince's legacy and how fans are paying tribute to the one of a kind performer. >> antonio brown has settled a civil dispute with his former trainer who accused the wide receiver of assault terms cannot be disclosed per the agreement, brown who was briefly, a raider wants is currently free agent after winning the super bowl with the tampa bay buccaneers last season. and if you're thinking about attending burning man, you might need to get your covid vaccine first burning man was canceled last year because of covid, if organizers decided to move forward with the festival this year. people go may have to prove they've been vaccinated. organizers haven't decided whether or not there will be a festival this year following last year's cancellation that decision is expected by the end of this month. >> today marks the 5th anniversary of the death of prince his home and

corps in fairbanks, alaska. she only intended to stay a year -- by the way, this is a very common story -- only intended to stay year or so, but as so many do, she got to alaska and fell in love with the state. so she transferred to the university of alaska-fairbanks where she got her degree in northern alaska and native american studies. she loved living off the land, studying the plants, studying the animals. she sated, quote, there are beautiful and amazing people and amazing resources in alaska. she said she always loved the sense that while we cannot live there, nature in alaska is always in control. the earthquakes, the volcanoes, the extreme weather, the coldness, they are a constant reminder that, in her words, in alaska, there are bigger forces out there. a lot bigger. and she wants to keep it that way, so she became a steward of her environment and dedicated her life to educating others so that they too could become stewards. madam president, with all the talk about climate change, i fear that not nearly enough attention is given to those outside of politics, like in this town, who work day in and day

story right there. i just know. vietnam is my war and my library, i have as many books here about the vietnam war totally. like i said, the ninth division had already went home from four corps, the 25th was on its way going home. the fourth infantry division was back in kansas. the 173rd had already went home. the americal division had already went home. all of the first cav, 101st and whatever was the marine corps. they moved around like roaches in a puerto rican kitchen. they were everywhere. this guy tells me he's there '70, '71. i said, where did you go to jump school at? he said ft. hood. i'm like, that's wrong. and i'm with jean, and he looks at me, and he says, clyde, did he say something wrong. i said, i don't know right now. so we ate lunch and i knew, i really knew. so i said, gene, look up -- and now with your iphone you can google anything. i said, gene, just so i'm not going to taint this, google 82nd airborne vietnam, it will come right up. wikipedia. it comes up bigger than dallas, you know. '68, '69. he brought him in for tech. and they went right back home. they're a quick reaction force. this guy said he was with the 82nd and he went to jump school at ft.

the maria fire, but they also started fabricating stories that jefferson had had an affair with dolly, or was pumping totally out to the diplomatic corps. seriously. so, doilies understanding of diplomacy one much deeper than just mending fences. although her sense of appropriate feminine behavior made her claim to be less interested in politics then she actually was. when she was in philadelphia for medical treatment, which was a very rare time she was separated from james, they were almost always in each other's back pockets. so she wrote him a letter, inquiring, quote, some information respecting the war with spain and disagreement with england. as it is so generally expected here, that i am out a loss. but i'm extremely anxious to hear on the subject, i believe he would not desire your wife to be an active partisan but, thought taught. so james recognized that dollies dissidents was recognized for what it was. which was a bit of a pretense. he replies that it is very thoughtful analysis of potential for the respected told even charlatans, and then he closed with a statement of the party line. that all they could safely repeat. and