when you get the american we talked earlier about the war machine when you get the american economic machine going when they've got their eye on the prize nobody when we start pulling together the oars but it cuts through the water like america so i'm glad to hear that that was the pitch b.r. the the idea behind it is a just you to just jump in alone you had a right here dummy on the financing set up and all that. no no i have a partner have a great hair there's a color. danger happen to use a serial entrepreneur and you know we just we were very much aligned on our own are thinking about this by the way the brand is called made here. the public should give it a plug and you know right now we are primarily selling socks boxers and some apparel goods but we have plans to. move into other sectors and create you know goods and and then partner with the brands that are already here manufacturing companies that are already here doing great products and and continue to grow things. like they are they were there. to accompany the bread and once again scott said the clothing brand is made her

war. machine i am pretty to santas for our top story today the family of a federal judge overseeing a class action lawsuit involving deutsche bank and jeffrey epstein has been targeted by a murderous men's rights activist yeah this story is something you'd expect from a bad made for t.v. movie but as the old cliche goes the truth is stranger than fiction over the weekend the son and husband of the u.s. district judge esther sallis were shot at their new jersey home by a man disguised as a fed ex delivery driver judge phalluses 20 year old son daniel and her all died while her husband mark suffered critical injuries judged alice was reportedly home in the basement of the time of the shooting so she was not injured the f.b.i. confirms the suspected gunman is men's rights activist and attorney roy den hall and. there they say his motive may have been an active legal case that he'd been involved in that judge sallis oversaw but the suspect stepped back from that case because he was diagnosed with terminal cancer but they may never know for certain what the motive was because one day after alleg

war. machine bridgie to santos for our top story today we look at a wave of city hall corruption cases that expose america's pay to play problem here in california los angeles city councilman jose was are has been charged with one count of conspiring to violate the racketeer influenced and corrupt organizations act for allegedly selling the city to several real estate developers including the wealthy head of a chinese company seeking to build a 77 story skyscraper downtown now in exchange for approving or stalling large building projects which are reportedly received more than one and a half $1000000.00 in bribes including campaign contributions lavish dinners and even stacks of casino chips jesse many people think political corruption like this only happens in non-native member countries which we refer to as the 3rd world but this right here is an example of perfect and good old fashioned homegrown corruption yes it is brigitta and i think there is something we need as the united states people need to understand. we are no longer exceptional in the united states there was a time when you l

but they mean ways to sort of confront, subvert, get in the way of the war machine. so that the pentagon and the white house and congress understand that not all americans are going to allow this -- what they see now as slaughter to go on indefinitely. so in berkeley, again, for example, a small group, not part of the student new left, sort of an independent group, try to blockade the troop ships where troop ships go off to vietnam. they literally try to stop some of the troop trains that are delivering young recruits on the way to the war. they are trying to blockade the war. others start to protest the draft boards. try to link arms and not allow people to get into draft boards, trying to up the ante. in 1967, a large group, some 75,000, some say over 100,000, show up at the pentagon in the united states in october. this is by 1967. on the one hand it's a typical protest, we don't like the war, it's immoral, wrong. rhetoric. but they also literally try to surround the pentagon. have you ever seen the pentagon? it's like really, really big. it is really hard to surr

war. machine. exercises the survival guide let's learn southfield let's say i'm the troika your police i'm greece bank that's the fight 9. thank you for. the story that's right. slavery. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area rush up. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it. tried to do news or. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in the country's military and the decision. every s

war. machine let's turn to the viewers we asked people on social media do you think judge esther salafist family was shot over her ties to the deutsche bank jeffrey epstein lothian or do you think they were targeted due to a personal vendetta by the alleged gunman. one user says hot take possibly bud i can imagine a world where people who wanted to scare her found and looked for someone with a personal vendetta against her well it's an interesting thought but would it truly scare her her son is now dead if as i said earlier if someone came and killed my son i hate to tell you about revenge would be on my mind i'm a former fraud man we don't get mad we get even patrick says a message being sent to the judge why was she fair and. that's bizarre you don't that's what's bizarre about the whole case if they were after her why would they kill her son and shoot her husband and not target her directly this case is strange and we're going to have to stay on it and hopefully investigators will shed some light on it. thanks for watching send us your comments on facebook and twitter for a chance to b

war. machine. you live in the age of just believe the people don't trust the government and the government doesn't trust people let me come to this deposition of legitimacy and more importantly is there a way out is dialogue. in. the world is driven by shaped by. the dares thinks. we dare to ask. is you'll be via reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson nation will community. are you going the right way or are you being led. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or remain in the shallowness. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to heal some air force base in alas. go where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area rush up. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so coveted 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us i

war. machine let's turn to the viewer as we ask people on social media to weigh in on president trump's decision to officially withdraw from the world health organization nicolas says i think something should have been done to put pressure on the who because of their lives at the start but i think pulling out is wrong we should stay with a lower budget and request full transparency jesse i have to agree with them pulling out doesn't do any good if you pull out or something you have no chance to change it if we feel the w.h.o. needs changing then you change it from the inside not necessarily from the outside pulling out running from the problem that doesn't solve the problem. well bob smith says i'm cool with it neal liberal organizations like them always cover up for the rich and powerful at the people's expense i.e. china well maybe so but you can bet that they cover up for us too cause if we foot the bill they're going to they're going to write what they want that favors all stewards all going to depend on the old cliche right out of all the president's men follow 'd the money. thanks for watc

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war. machine hi amber due to santos for our top story today the senate has introduced its next proposed coronavirus stimulus package the heels act to draft includes another one time stimulus check providing up to $1200.00 in aid to qualifying americans and pledges over $100000000000.00 to school reopening the senate bill also slashes enhanced unemployment benefits from $600.00 per week to $200.00 until october when the federal boost will then reportedly be replaced with a system to recover 70 percent of workers wages but as the democrats and republicans fight over what to include in the latest stimulus package $30000000.00 americans remain unemployed and the moratorium has expired on rental of actions they were implemented under the cares act a new eviction estimation tool based on census responses predicts that over $17000000.00 households are currently unable to pay rent nearly $12000000.00 of which could be evicted over the next 4 months. just what do you want to see in the next stimulus package because the last one left a lot of people hanging well. let's go. in that adam moment 1st of all we'v

his condemnation of the war machines that we were building, and how it related to the vietnam war.e've made him comfortable, cuddly, easy to accept, and cheer for. but no, when we lose john lewis' radicali radicalism, that it fundamentally comes from a radical love, that we do not evidence, we do not evidence in our common culture. we are too focused on materialism, on possessions, on position. john was always about principle and purpose and a radical unconditional love for others. so i just worry that we're going to forget his insistent demands. what is love in the public sphere if it is not justice? he was an insistent demander of justice in this country. so to co-opt him now, to turn him from a fierce advocate for social justice, economic justice, criminal justice, health care justice, but make him a comfortable, easy acceptance really denies the you are jurgency of his life. if we want to honor his legacy, we have to continue that work and that commitment. >> new jersey senator cory booker. senator booker, thank you. thank you, sir. >> thank you very much. >> house speaker noon

we always talk about the nazi war machine. the spearhead is the machine. closer,ook a little bit but it really isn't. >> so you have an army that is in many ways old-style. something that unifies for the time being due to propaganda. what about things like quality of german equipment? treadhead, that means i love tanks. i like to talk about tanks, i think about tanks, i dream about tanks. and when i was a kid, german tanks are the ones that you want, if you are playing soldiers, those are the kind you wanted to be in. we don't really think that anymore. >> i don't think we do. well, i don't. the damaging moment for me was when i was researching a series for a hero i was going to write about and he was a british infantryman, and i just didn't know enough. i thought i got to find out a bit more about the weaponry and the uniforms and the rest of it. chat who to see this ran a small arms unit in the justand he has this room stuffed full of small arms all the way back, always up to today. past and had an incredible rate of fire. and ilooked at it casually toss

we always talk about the nazi war machine. but the spearhead is the luftwaffe and panzers. rob: you have an army that is in many ways old-style, a total unified homefront for the time being due to propaganda and the radio. what about things like quality of german equipment? i am a treadhead. that means i love tanks. i love to talk about tanks, i love to think about tanks. i dream about tanks. when i was brought up as a kid, german tanks are the ones you want. if you were playing soldier, those are the ones you wanted to be in. we don't really think that anymore, do we? about necessarily the superiority of german equipment? james: well, i don't. the moment came from me when i was researching a series of novels. i had a hero i was going to write about, and he was a british infantryman. i realized i just did not know enough about the minutiae. i have to figure out more about the weaponry and what they are using. so i went to see this chap who ran this small arms unit. he has this room stuffed full of items, including weapons. i walked past an mg-42, and it had an incredible ra

there was a sense after this that the better machines would win the war. >> let's see an image of the man and machine. what was lincoln's reaction to this achievement? was he still as drawn to the new technology as he had been initially? toylike theck by how boat looks in that drawing on the bottom. after battle, it gets a little warmer in virginia. they put up this amazing canvas tent to shield the turret from the sun. but that's the turret. you see all of the rivets in it. it was recovered years later from the bottom of the sea and is being restored at the monitor center, as it's called. i think the most extraordinary thing about this post battle depiction is if you look to the left of the court whole in the photograph, you see the indentations, the pock marks, that reflect the shells hitting revolvedet as it slowly around without any constraint. without any monitor, right? he was alwaysoln, interested in technology. he is the only american president to hold a patent for an invention. what was the invention? it was a boat that would lift itself above shoals in shallow waters to be a

>> and then napalm is the weapon that burns to become the symbol of the war machine. and then to sign you up seniors to go work for the chemical company and in 1866 and then a whole wave of demonstrations against dow chemical began. october 67 is have been going on several months and then to obstruct the interviews and that's what's happening. >> why would a company like dow go into a campus and one of the parts i am most proud of to see what they were thinking and then in michigan with my nephew dan to research that part of the book and then in their archives. and the president who read my vince lombardi book with a fair journalist and into their archives i found all of their letters and documents with the debate going on inside of the company and to be called the merchants of death. and then they said should be stop making napalm. should be given to these protest? >> how did the demonstration turned violent? >>. >> some of the students those inside the converse building a very narrow hallways almost like a submarine. most of the people in that room and then they tho

war. you just think that this can't be right. the calculations hazel did on a machinecting until the bell rings, then i move along. they showed that the future fighters needed to carry eight machine—guns, each capable of firing at least 1000 rounds a minute, in order to have the firepower to destroy enemy planes. captain fred hill presented this graph showing the analysis at the crucial meeting of the air ministry injuly 193a. but what only he and his superior officer knew was that the calculations that led to this conclusion had been done by his daughter, hazel. and eight guns at the time seemed an awful lot. they called it radical, didn't they? they called it staggering, and i think some of the higher echelons of the raf said, "that's going a bit too far." most of them had grown up with first world war fighters that had one or two guns on them. four was radical — eight was incredible. and in the end it was onlyjust enough to have the edge. six years later, at the battle of britain, it was enough to win it, and if we'd had less, if the calculations had not prove the p

that clear from time to time and this is about if this is about blood this is about war and not just about sewing machines and refrigerators and that is why this is a very very special moment for me only when living there there for court house to get the pictures of his brother back. in february 2019 the court gave its verdict. the secretary received a 17 month suspended sentence and had to perform 250 hours of community service. a former marketing employee was sentenced to 22 months on probation and had to pay an $80000.00 euro find a social organizations. heckler and koch was fined 3700000 euros approximately the contract value of the illegally exported weapons. the other defendants including the 2 former c.e.o.'s were acquitted. both heckler and koch and peta biota have refused to give any interviews but deny any wrongdoing. by the public prosecutor's office decided not to appeal against the acquittal of byelaw and the other ex c.e.o. while appealing the other rulings we are convinced said the presiding judge in its oral verdict that neither and you certificate as such nor the actual end use can be mad

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world war i and world war ii, civilians become increasingly important, and women are a part of that process. munitionsd in factories, workers nurses and aides to the military machine, and much more bureaucratically than women work for war in the past. it is actually tied to the nature of the modern state, a bureaucratic war. and this is particularly true in the united states. women were very much involved in a wide range of activities, and their support for the war effort is, in fact, a part of the definition of how modern global wars were fought. so a woman's role in wartime allows us to more fully understand the nature of war mobilization in support of work. it also helps us to think about the role of world war i as a watershed, as an idea that somehow since the war things changed. i got interested in this because i did a book on the 1920's. people cap saying, "since the war." it was a marker for what they thought were the extraordinary changes in the 1920's, and this is particular true for how interesting becauset is very right before the war, americans started talking about this new woman. she was seemingly -- excuse me, i meant after the war -- she was seemin

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wars. >> like trump, jones used all kinds of media to push his word. >> machine gunned children. >> he migratedpublic access tv to radio, to the internet. >> i have listened to you for 30 years. >> that unrestrained freedom combined with the algorithms that is amplifying what is most shocking, meant he is perfectly adapted to the internet. >> but that all came to a crashing halt in 2018. >> apple facebook, youtube, spotify, pintrest and linked in have removed jones material. >> the deplatforming of jones -- >> google is evil! >> especially by youtube, it diminished him. >> they lie about me in court. >> his viewership fell by half. >> the president himself has also been policed for promoting violence and spreading false claims. >> twitter has flagged several of his tweets over accuracy and copyright issues. >> while we may never know whether jones or trump truly believe in the crazy conspiracies they spread. >> this is the first time in our history that a conspiracist holds the highest office in the land. >> what happens next is up to us. embrace it a second time? >> will the american public em

of course, you know, when the cold war started, the high technology that we were using was a shortwave radio and fax machinesnow, the internet is critical because in venezuela, the regime has completely control over the broadcast mass media. television, for example. and, parts of the internet, in the sense that, in a national assembly, juan guaido would give a speech and they would take down the ability of the national assembly page to be seen in venezuela. so, we need, obviously, to think hard about vp ends and various ways that we can help venezuelans access the internet. you then have the other problems, like unstable electricity, unstable internet connections. you know, this is the new world that we are working in. even in this new world, radio remains important. it is something that i think in the context of venezuela, we are going to be thinking about more >> that's good. actually, i read the iranians also have their own, they actually have a station focused on venezuela >> yes. that's always ironic. i mean some of these stations in essence do not get a very wide view. that is one of the things that we

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machine packed with amazingly such equipment. oblique talked to 2 scientists from germany working on the project going to the budget. next on g.w. . formal. war. i know nothing about the jet well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and with that the german thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes aquatics put in here think the future of the country by not paying. yes you did see me taking a scrum out there you know it's all that. bar i'm rachel joins me from the german fun d.w. . post. we know that this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself keep your distance and wash your hands if you can stay at how we do w. here for you we are working tirelessly to keep you informed on all of our platforms we're all in this together and together make it through stay safe everybody and stacey stay safe stay safe the priest in space it. is the universe expanding ever faster or maybe not. what role does dark energy play. into what is a supernova and how is it formed. this time we look deep into space with a clue this telescopes that science has to offer. well com

machine. may cryer is a real life rosie the riveter. when she was sp years old, she worked on the assembly line building warplanes during world war two. she is building face masks. >> very rewarding. my polka dots stand for something. it's a symbol for what the american women did. >> now cryer initially made just a few masks for friends and family, but now she has a thousand pending orders. she sews about eight hours a day. that's going to do it for us. have a good night.

war with japan, for example. so, militaries are very exceptional machining organizations. having said -- exceptional planning organizations. i will say that -- i think it was eisenhower who said, no plan survives first contact with the. the in other words, the enemy gets a vote and so you can have a beautifully orchestrated plan but the enemy residents actions will be part of how that plan unfolds, and i think it was general patton who said that a in plan violently executed is better than a perfect plan that you never get around to putting on the table. what he meant by that was -- this is true for all of news every walk of life, right? you can let your desire for perfect become the enemy of really good. you have to know when that toe put your pencil down, put your plan in place, resource the plan, be prepared to execute it and know there will come twists and turns. i would say one of the real skills in the military is planning -- i'll close on this by saying it is formally taught as a process, even to our young men and women at our service academies, again, when they hit