and it's why the navy secretary has come to the truman for a visit. i would argue that the situation is quite stable here in the mediterranean sea. we have russian vessels that are out here, the american vessels, we have french vessels, we have italian vessels, we have spanish vessels, and it's a peaceful situation here, as long as the russians continued to be 8. and so, and that's what we want them to do. a message amplified by truman's presence that a native not yet at war believes that can still deter one through strength. well, here's a look at some other developments in the conflict. ukrainian president valez made it to lansky, has accused russia of deliberately creating a humanitarian catastrophe in ukraine. but he also repeated his appeal for direct talks with russian president vladimir putin. lansky said negotiations would not be pleasant or easy, but were necessary. glenda, my hollins prime minister has called for a complete blockade on old trade between russia and the you. while touring a polish missile factory, he said russian ships carryin

and it's why the navy secretary has come to the truman for a visit. i would argue that the situation is quite stable here in the mediterranean sea. we have russian vessels that are out here, the american vessels, we have french vessels, we have italian vessels, we have spanish vessels, and it's a piece or situation here, as ours russians continue to be 8. and so, and that's what we want them to do. a message amplified by truman's presence that a native not yet at war believes that can still deter one through strength. or he is a look at some of the other developments in the conflict. family members and friends gathered near the ukrainian city of denise, bro, to barry 23 soldiers killed in the fighting with russian forces. ukraine has lost at least $1300.00 troops, according to president polanski, another which cannot be independently verified. poland payment history has called for a complete blockade on all trade between russia and the you. while touring a polish missile factory, he said russian ships carrying russian goods should be bought from enter

s. naval aircraft, carrier, harry s truman. our reporter finds out what it's doing to patrol ne her where space ah, i paid for is all and welcome. russia has lodge devastating you attacks against targets in ukraine. dozens of ukrainian soldiers were killed in a missile strike on a military base in michel i of, in the south. it's one of the deadliest attacks on a ukrainian military target since the start of the war. and it's fear the death toll could by significant late authority say an art school in the southern city of mighty opal. it has also been bond. hundreds of people is said to have sold shelter there. and many a now trapped in the rubble rushes army has been trying to capture the strategic cities the aftermath of a russian missile attack. and nikolai of it's believed $200.00 soldiers were inside . at the time, the base was struck. rescuers raced to find survivors in the rubble, but are forced to seek safety. when an air raid siren rings out the constant threat of bombardment, his forced people here under ground ideas th

s. harry s. truman launches f. 18 super hornets. like these daily to patrol nato's eastern flank for stray russian jets. they were fuel in the sky with nato partners, and remain on station for hours under nato command. it's a level coordination. the alliance has been practicing for decades to day with added urgency. ah, below decks, the pressure is always high. now the chance of an encounter with russian aircraft added to it. yes, it's in the back of our mind, but i think that the level training we've gotten, and our expectations relative to our rules of engagement as such that we're in a position to, to really deal with whatever comes with the truman is more than air power. it's accompanied by missile carrying destroyers, almost certainly a submarine, thousands of sailors work to keep operations going. they've been at sea for months, and no one knows how long the deployment will last. carriers like the truman or classic symbol of u. s. a. nato power projection. the ability to deliver military might almost that will around the world

and it's why the navy secretary has come to the truman for a visit. i would argue that the situation is quite stable here in the mediterranean sea. we have russian vessels that are out here, the american vessels, we have french vessels, we have italian vessels, we have spanish vessels. and it's a piece of situation here, as long as the russians continued to be 8. and so, and that's what we want them to do. a message amplified by truman's presence that a native not yet at war believes that can still deter one through strength. while stephen bears the files that report and joins me in the studio. so german is acting under nato and earlier say we had that russia has announced the use of hypersonic cruise missiles. what message does that send to nato? first of all, it's terrible for ukraine. of these things are already on the battlefield, but you'd have to believe this is also a very clear message for nato. russia and china have been seen as being very advanced in the development of these missiles to us a little bit further behind. so this will heighten t

s. naval aircraft, korea, harry s truman. our reporter finds out what it's doing to control need to ask space . russia says it's reproved in thousands of syrian mass and i, we used to join it's invasion of ukraine. we'll look at what's propaganda and what's fact. ah, i maybe mike, a junior welcome to the program. the feet of some $400.00 ukranian civilians as on known. that's after rush and miss house rained down on an art school in the south, in the city of mario pal, where they had hoped to find refuge as vladimir put his troops face resistance from ukraine's army. moscow seems ever more willing to use violence and new weaponry rash as defense, ministry says it has again used hypersonic missiles in combat to for the 2nd day in a row. it says that ken shower rockets seen here any test firing can travel up to 2000 kilometers at several times the speed of sound, allowing them to evade defense systems. the missiles reportedly had the ukrainian fuel. devil ain't constantine africa, mia mc alive. russia said another miss, i'll st

s. naval aircraft, korea, harry s truman. our reporter finds out how it's helping to prevent the war from escalating and russia says it's recruiting thousands of syrian mercenaries to join it's invasion of ukraine. we'll look at what's propaganda and what's the fact. ah, eddie, micah juniors the name joe, welcome to the program. the united nations says 10000000 people have now fled. yeah, homes in ukraine, and more than 3000000 have left. that country comes as russia increasingly targeting civilians. it's unprovoked war and it's unprovoked war should say, against its neighbour in the southern city of mario pole, missiles written down on an art school where 400 people had hoped to find refuge. and moscow was employing new weaponry, saying that as again used hypersonic. miss allison combat for the 2nd day in a row. it says it's ken joel rock heads can travel up to 2000 kilometers at several times, the speed of sound, allowing them to evade defense systems. the missiles are bradley hittie crenan fuel debrel, in a costa ante in a

so truman articulated who was called the truman doctrine. which is key -- which he announced, and was key -- announced that it was the duty of the united states to uphold global freedom and that communism must be contained. that national security depends on nuclear power, a strong military, and civilian preparedness to mobilize in defense of peace. and in this in propelled by a growing consciousness of the need for civil defense. message of the early fcda propaganda proved relatively simple. if americans embraced the concept of civil defense, they could survive a nuclear war. while the u.s. military experimented with a variety of indoctrinization projects to sculpt the perfect soldier, the fdca arrived at this for the civilians. the organization launched a range of leaflets, tours, short films, hoping to mold the civilian into a new theater of conflict. but it was operating within a con strained budget as things often are in the united states. so in order to sell to civil defense to the u.s., the fcda used partnerships with corporations. and

this is an early picture of truman president truman with churchill at winston churchill and joseph stalin the world leaders at the global leaders at this point and looking pretty happy at the end of the world though. we new trouble was brewing certainly before the end of the war george cannon wrote the the long telegram a famous document studied and is worth studying many times over and he wrote it from from russia, and it's called long the long telegram because indeed it's very long for a telegram spanning soviet culture and other other issues it became the basis for what was called the containment theory of dealing with the soviet. in other words if you contained the soviet union because of the nature of the people indeed the entire culture and political system would implode so it was known as the containment theory. however if we read the document there is lots of information about culture about people's and even about the threats to americans via women religious organizations labor unions all of which we see in these cards. so truman articulated what was called the the truman doctrine

s truman. -- piles of harry s truman. trials of harry s truman.spicer insisted that president biden is destroying the economic and social fabric of america and making the country less secure. here is a portion of that program. >> after it was clear that jill biden was going to become president in january, humanics the publishing section of newsmax said we need to take a look at these people and what you think is important. at the time i was like, look at the people who are filling these key positions. the policies they are pursuing. it was a warning, when you write a book you do not know the environment that is going to be taking place when it publishes. i think god was like here you go, this is a clear landing strip. so much of what i write about is literally happening right now. voting rights, economy, foreign policy, so many of the things we were looking at in terms of the people who were going to be managing this administration's policies or the actual policies themselves needed to get written about. i do not think and this is not an insult on

truman took his case up. he was talked to by the naacp. truman was a real hero when it came to civil rights. really give him credit for it. but he was the first presidential candidate ever to campaign in harlem. truman said to his attorney general, you have to look into this. if necessary, if right, bring charges against this chief of police. that was just in the south in 1946. >> was this around the same time that truman integrated the armed forces? >> yeah, he wasn't the first to try. he was the first to make it a policy. isaac was blind for the rest of his life and never knew that truman had come in for him. that the trial took place and the judge in the trial was absolutely on his side. and actually set a bunch of precedence for civil rights law. he was alienated from his town. and he never knew about any of this. >> this judge had never particularly shown any interest in civil rights issues. but he was so horrified by this. needless to say, for that period, the jury acquitted the police chief, correct? >> of course, in minutes. he too

on the same day, president truman and key ministers received a cia policy brief saying that palestineas in chaos and that the councils were looking for any opportunity to reinforce. there your position 29 november 1947 was adopted by the resolution of gena from the amble. un number 181 on the creation of two independent states of israel and palestine the ussr supported the revolution with as many as five votes, if we count ukraine, belarus and, so to speak, allies poland and czechoslovakia, the soviet union firmly supports all the rumors spreading that the soviet position has changed and has no basis in the security council russians work not just as our allies. and like our places of old they take on the solution of any problem crazy representatives of israel to the un report on the results of the session of the un general assembly in 1947 their own solution to the problem of not only creating, but also saving just that. the state was taken over by the soviet union first fish, the israeli war began on the same day that the resolution of the general assembly was adopted, the position o

i mean people once truman did plain a man donovan wrote a two volume biography of truman truman was starting when i at that arab, let's say called the early 80s had gone through a full bore the america loved harry truman and atchison was now starting to be seen as the architect of the cold war atchison's won the pulitzer prize for his memoir present at the creation. so george canon and dean atchison were in the mix later while i was working on my book walter isaacson and evan thomas wrote their book the wise men which was the and was the joint story of abrahaman atchison robert. love it john jay mccoy chip bowlen and george cannon. and it's a group portrait and i was worried like oh, maybe they got into my you know, they and they hadn't so it was actually a useful tool and quince's life. my dean atchison book got reviewed by evan thomas for the new york times. very favorably. was that a dissertation you were doing my phd dissertation at georgetown on two volumes. i did it was very long and and then i got i there was a professor at yale named gaddis smith. and he had written a volume on ash i

i mean people once truman did plain a man donovan wrote a two volume biography of truman truman was starting when i at that arab, let's say called the early 80s had gone through a full bore the america loved harry truman and atchison was now starting to be seen as the architect of the cold war atchison's won the pulitzer prize for his memoir present at the creation. so george canon and dean atchison were in the mix later while i was working on my book walter isaacson and evan thomas wrote their book the wise men which was the and was the joint story of abrahaman atchison robert. love it john jay mccoy chip bowlen and george cannon. and it's a group portrait and i was worried like oh, maybe they got into my you know, they and they hadn't so it was actually a useful tool and quince's life. my dean atchison book got reviewed by evan thomas for the new york times. very favorably. was that a dissertation you were doing my phd dissertation at georgetown on two volumes. i did it was very long and and then i got i there was a professor at yale named gaddis smith. and he had written a volume on ash i

jeffrey frank looks at harry truman in his book. watch for the authors to appear in the near future on book tv. here is a look at publishing industry news. william barr's memoir about his time in the trump administration will be released next week. several sources have cited passages from the book. mr. barr asserts that the republican party should support another candidate in the 2024 presidential election saying that donald trump has shown he has neither the temperament or persuasive powers to provide the positive leadership that is needed. in regards to the contested election, he writes that the election was not stolen, trump lost it. the los angeles time has announced the winners for the annual book prizes. the lifetime achievement award be presented to luis rodriguez who the editor cited wrote his way out of pain. he has used his craft to advocate for youth loss to gain life to promote peace in our communities -- lost to gang life and promote pcr community. the new york historical society book price has been given to american re

ah, what can i say and and truman took his case up. he was talked. he was talked to by the naacp and you know, truman was a real hero when it came to civil rights. he's really given credit for it, but he he was the first president or candidate to campaign in harlem. truman said to his attorney general you got to look into this and if necessary and if right bring charges against this chief of police. that was just unheard of in the south in 1946 and was this around the same time that truman integrated the armed forces? oh god, no. well, i mean it was yes. it was the first time. yeah, he that was about 1950. but yeah, he was the first to try. it's really happened then but yeah, it was the first to to make it a policy. anyway woodard was was blind for the rest of his life and never knew. truman had come in for him that that in fact the trial took place and the judge in the trial was absolutely on woodard side. and and actually set a bunch of precedents for civil rights law. in the time going forward was alienated from his from his town and and that and

the president is dead and harry truman looked at eleanor roosevelt and said mrs. roosevelt. what can what can we do for you? and she said harry? what can we do for you for you're the one who is now in trouble and i think that in the transfer from that moment forward for the next few days and she got out of the white house in record time everything she did was for harry truman as president of the united states one of the more unlikely presidents ever to set to step into the job. he was sworn in that afternoon by the time by that time eleanor was on her way to warm springs. she had i wanted to say very quickly. she had buried dozens of roosevelt. she was practically the family undertaker eleanor had been called upon from her earliest days to bury her relatives. she was constantly visiting funeral of a cemeteries and making sure stones were proper properly placed and so forth. she was as pragmatic and as realistic about the event of someone's death. she also i think felt very strongly that what was most important now was carrying forward that she on her fell her husband's legac

right by truman was a very good for what macarthur did? and in 1945 as concentration camps for being liberated. what was the overall feeling from america and other allied countries when they saw the horror and devastation of what was in these camps, you know, it's interesting is is that some of the major newspapers? started in april 45 started reporting on these discovered death camps. and by the way, is that when you think of europe you think you know about world war two you think about triplinka you think about ash but something there were dozens of nazi death camps all over europe all over poland hungry germany, there were dozens of them. it wasn't just the big one. so once they get the notoriety there were little ones too americans were so war weary after it and it was it was a crime so big and sure. it's a lot of people didn't believe it that just didn't have enough information. they just couldn't comprehend of it. but the major newspaper i started say before would report on for instance new york times reported on the discovery of aus

i'm a truman guy. truman did what was right nor the country. i saw what it does for his numbers.best presidents we had. he integrated the armed services. people didn't like it. trumans numbers went way down. his push for integration, his numbers went down. that -- we know what is happening here. if you look at the fact that the president's numbers have fallen among african americans, about 20, 25 points, it's because a lot of the misinformation is out there. if we do a good job of telling the people what it is that this president has done and is doing, his numbers would be better. but he needs to keep pressing forward doing what he's doing because what he's doing is what the country needs done. may not be popular with everybody. >> neil: the country -- may be for whatever reasons, but the country isn't sensing that. he's getting low marks. many convinced that he's not done anything for them. on the energy stuff, he has to maybe open himself up to drilling. >> open himself up to things like that because he appears to be floundering. >> you talk about drilling. i'm not for drilling

we need to make the alter records non existent, mary truman, her. but the eyes need the red army in the far east, where the one and a half 1000000 strong quanto nami is waiting. the us and britain had a hard time retaking several islands from japan and would welcome some help with a japanese read the most was the idea that the soviet might come into the pacific war. truman understood this solid assures that the russians are coming in a schedule true and writes in his diary style and will be in the jap war by august . 15th finney japs when that occurs. ah, the invincible cleansing army was able to hold out for just 20 days. ah, the red armies outstanding manchurian operation ended in complete victory. ah, but even those of new military reasons for it to russia like a saki were bombed, who the bomb was not actually dropped on japan. it was dropped on the soviet union as a warning of what it's going to have. soviets, if they interfered with americans post war plan with a minute to be at the present grade in which a letter good with, you know, you're go

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