. ♪ >>> more than a century ago, american general william sherman wrote "war is hell.her fired a shot nor heard the shrieks and groans of the wound hot cry out for blood, for vengeance. the desolation. war is hell." these are the faces of russia's hell in ukraine. they will tell you, they say it with their eyes, with their hearts, with the pain in their smiles. that for six months, they've lived through hell. they've walked through its embers. a war of putin's choosing that they must suffer. and yet they continue to fight. they continue to love. to dream. no army can trample their hope. no tyrant can crush their resolve. no war will break their spirit. i'm bringing back two of my fan favorites, french toast sticks and my former employee mark hamill. jack? let's do this!

as he confided to william t sherman, he had no ambition to become president.i could not back down without leaving the contest for power for the next four years between mere trading politicians, the elevation of whom no matter which party won, would lose to us largely the results of a costly war which we have gone through. in accepting the republican presidential domination in 19 -- 1860, eight grant uttered the words most closely associated with him at this place. let us have peace. the short phrase meant many things. peace between north and south, between black and white, and an end to political chaos and terrorist violence, i need to put the past behind and go ahead. all of these desires were encompassed in these for words. he endorse the 15th amendment to secure the right of suffrage for black men. he's characterized the ratification of that amendment as the death knell for the dred scott decision. coming from a man who was the last slave holder to hold the office of the president united states, some statements reminded everyone of just how far the nation h

as he confided to william t sherman, he had no ambition to be president. i have been forced into it in spite of myself. i could not back down without leaving the contest for power for the next four years between mere trading politicians the elevation of whom no matter which party won. would weave to us lose to us largely the results of the cost we wore. which we have gone through. and accepting the republican presidential nomination in 1868. grant uttered the four words most closely associated with him at this place. let us have peace. the short phrase meant many things peace between north and south between black and white and then to political chaos and terrorist violence a need to put the past behind into forge ahead. all these desires were encompassed in these for words. he endorsed the 15th amendment to secure the right of suffrage for black men. he's characterized the ratification of that amendment as the death. knell for the dred scott decision. coming from the man who was the last slaveholder to hold the office of president the united states. such s

grant would of course would implement his plan in early may, sending his protegee, william t sherman on a campaign in georgia to concentrate on his opponent, joseph johnston and the railroad -- atlanta. in virginia, meade would focus laser like on the army of robert e. lee. to subordinate offenses with -- towards the south side of -- failed in me. france segel being defeated in the valley in newmarket, and benjamin butler being halted at bermuda hundred, south of richmond. the army of the tournament, across the river at the same time, a series of costly ingredients at the wilderness. at the north end of the river, and coal harbor. losing some 60,000 men in the process. inflicting sufficient number of casualties on leads army, to eliminated at as an offensive weapon. it was primarily now only potent on the defense. a new threat in the valley posed by david hunter compelled general [inaudible] to release about [inaudible] under double early, to deal with that threat as well. but with butler's access to richmond blocked by confederate forces, under pierre goo staff -- beauregard, and le