. >> williams: ku klux klan. >> mm-hmm. >> williams: heil hitler. >> anne frank. >> williams: mm-hmm.en, "die, die ofenfrische." >> williams: "freshly baked from the oven," over a picture of anne frank. >> yeah. >> williams: wow. and you think there are thousands, possibly tens of thousands, of people sharing this material. >> yeah. it started with facebook, and now most of the groups are telegram. some whatsapp groups. >> williams: what sort of thing are they discussing? >> (speaking german): i'd say in ten to 20 groups, they talk about the terroristic attacks that we had in germany, in halle, and mr. lübcke. they talk about if it's okay or not okay. >> williams: do they say it's okay? >> they say it's okay. especially halle-- they said the... >> williams: where they attacked the synagogue. >> yeah, but it's, like, you know, when halle happened, they started to discuss, and the most they discussed was why he just killed two people. and it was something like, "if i would do that, i would kill more, i would kill hundreds." they support it, and by supporting it, they, they give the sign

yeah well he did what william did. that's what william did. and it's really interesting. i you know, the tories, they don't just go to canada, they go to england, they go to the british west indies, they go florida, which is a british territory briefly. and then it turns spanish and they go somewhere else. so there really is this, you know, sort diaspora of loyalists, you know, the people who were in the british armed service, a lot of them end up in india. i cornwallis is a very effective guy in india after whole mess is over. so people people are really on the move after the war is over and some of them are, you know, moving west like the people going to indiana, others or loyalists who were just sort of looking for a new place where they can be comfortably british, but i mean, one of the things that a lot of the new scholarship, though, is showing is the vast majority of loyalists don't leave. they just like kind of shut up and play nice and hope that people will let them stay. in most cases, they do. there. three guys. oh, and he's not here. but there were three men i

la mora was the flagship of william's invasion fleet.ow, a historical society in the port town of honfleur are busy recreating the viking—style longship that would have carried william, his most trusted knights, their horses and 60 oarsmen to the brutal battle of hastings. and there's not a power tool in sight. this is me splitting wood in what would be the norman way of doing it. yeah, and with this technique, you can split any tree. yeah, good. and that is how you split wood norseman—style. jean—marie is the president of the society and has some big plans for la mora when she's finished. so, it's all about timing — you start now so the boat is oh, wow! we hope, we hope! yeah! we hope that. wow! the team made their plans for the new—look la mora by studying the 70—metre—long bayeux tapestry. so all of this is the battle of hastings? yes, it's all the battle. here is the famous death of king harold, which marks the end of the battle. where's the eye? where's the arrow in his eye? harold is just here. you can see it with the arrow in the

william the conqueror.e year 1066, he left these shores to invade england and set it on a new course of history. william was descended from the fierce vikings — or norsemen — who gave normandy its name. in 2027, normandy will mark the 1,000th anniversary of william's birth. but the preparations for this big occasion have already begun. la mora was the flagship of william's invasion fleet. and now, a historical society in the port town of honfleur are busy recreating the viking—style longship that would have carried william, his most trusted knights, their horses, and 60 oarsmen to the brutal battle of hastings. and there's not a power tool in sight. this is me splitting wood in what would be the norman way of doing it. yeah, and with this technique, you can split any tree. yeah, good. and that is how you split wood norseman—style. jean—marie is the president of the society and has some big plans for la mora when she's finished. so, it's all about timing. you start now so the boat is finished for the anniver

the voice of self-doubt jane williams. she leads five three. >> then it starts thinking in my head, i'm about to win the u.s. open. oh my god. i remember like, seeing the prize money was $750,000. 1540. and i got in my head a little bit too much. and i kind of just started to crumble. worst ways you can think is thinking, oh, i have this in my pocket. very rare. have i thought that way, consciously. because i know consciously, it's the kiss of death. i cannot go three sets with hingis. i was like, i cannot go three sets with martina hingis. she's going to destroy me in three sets. and by then i was getting tired. >> she's not really forcing the issue, is she, john? she's allowing serena williams to self-destruct. >> then i'm missing shots. then hingis. and i'm like, serena, stop missing. remember when you were a junior? you would just hit lobs and drop shots? don't miss. jane hingis. >> hingis leads six five. >> so i started to mix my game up. i started to hit slice and she would make an error whenever i did that game back

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william mckinley was born in northeast ohio, in niles, ohio. he joins the civil war right up at age 18, actually in the 23rd ohio volunteer infantry, which rutherford hayes commanded. and he served with distinction, the civil war rising all the way from private to major, which is a pretty big promotion that a promotion wins. and he serves with distinction. he serves under heavy fire. he is there at. antietam. in fact, if you go to the antietam battlefield, you will see a monument to mckinley and the park ranger who was taking me around when i took this picture, pointed to that monument and said, you know, this is probably the only monument on any battlefield anywhere. the world that is dedicated to a commissary officer. what's a commissary officer? oh, food. yeah. provides coffee. so he he was in of getting supplies to the soldiers. and now i'm not saying that this discounts his bravery. he was doing that under heavy fire, but that's what he was doing. he was getting coffee to the front lines and he could a very easily been hurt by this so so t

meriwether lewis, william clark?uest: actually sergeant ordway was the only one who kept a daily, every day journal religiously. lewis there are some major gaps, and clark was pretty good about writing every day. even when he missed, he went out hunting in north dakota and he missed about 10 days because it was way below zero so he had other things on his mind. but when he came back into fort mandan he recorded all of those and brought it up to date. host: who publish the book in 1814? guest: the book i believe, it went through paul allen. that was the guy who ended up with his name on that addition. because it was turned over to alan and he said i got as far as i can go with that you take it over and get it to the publisher. and he paid him $500. and his name, paul allen appears on this version and doodles is kind of not around. host: who is paul allen and middle? guest: bittle was a philadelphia lawyer and a child genius and was approached by jefferson to get those journals out and published. host: our partner is t

this man was william brandt's bet. she called him her ace detective, and his name was franklin dodge. he was pedigreed. he was from an important michigan family. his father had was politics, and he was sort of an entitled, arrogant guy, you know, never thought consequences to him. but willy brandt really saw potential in him. he had been a prohibition agent down in savannah where he broke up a very important big bootlegging ring. he went undercover and he wasn't afraid to take and do some some kind of shady activity to get the bad guys caught. and william brandt appreciated this about him and she decided that he was the guy to go after george remus. so she put him on premises case in a franklin dodge after lots of maneuverings and smith was paying jess smith lots of money in bribes. he manages to put remus in jail. but that's not the last time remus and franklin dodge meet when remus is in jail in the atlanta penitentiary. franklin dodge is sent down there, william brandt, to investigate corruption in the prison. and b

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he will not be leaving the race dw reported william blue cross joins is now for more on this william. there was a lot writing on this. how did the president perform in this follow up interview a while i read the transcript, i watched the interview and i wasn't personally very convinced regardless of age questions or health questions. you know, every president, every politician, of course, sighed steps, questions from journalist, that's a very normal thing, but his ability to drive a message home to stick to a very concrete point. and at this moment, this precarious moment for him in his presidency and his political career to, to assuage worries or american voters this, that time to level with people and be really honest and upfront and transparent. and you didn't really get that sense from this interview which are stepping off, what's on a b c news sheet. she tried to, you know, re package things into the success of his presidency. and it's important to note that his presidency actually has been quite successful. he's got a lot of things done, but it was, it was not very concrete, not

william: that's correct.taking some videos but unfortunately we didn't capture the most interesting, most exciting parts of the trip, when i avoided a near crash. ed: one of the things you tested with the ability to look away from the wheel. i have 12.5 on my tesla at home, i put on my experiences with it, but it doesn't require me to have my hands on the wheel. it does require me to stay focused. the camera died as my ability to be attentive. you tested by turning your head away for 20 to 40 seconds. my question around that is whether nhtsa has reached out to you. that is one area they have looked at. william: they have not reached out to me. i was very surprised the car allowed me to not just be distracted -- my head was completely turned away, looking in the backseat. luckily i was able to do this because i brought my son with me. tell me if there is anything dangerous about to happen. we were on a relatively underpopulated area, away from the highways, so fairly predictable. i trusted him to give me enoug

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williams was convicted. he pursued an appeal, vowed to keep his seat and eventually, it did take about a year for this process to play out, but the senate moved to expel him. it was only facing expulsion that williams resigned his seat. menendez's seat right now only has a few months left on it. i don't know if the senate would move that quickly. i don't know if there would be a consensus in the senate that it's worth doing it that quickly. you'd suspect a lot of democrats would like that. again, menendez has been making this -- it's more than i athreat. he has filed to put his name on the ballot in new jersey in the general election as an independent senate candidate. that does not mean he has much of a chance or really any chance of winning. but could menendez siphon 5% of the vote, 10% of the vote as an independent candidate in the senate election? could his presence draw people away from the democratic party just because of his long-term association with the democratic party? these are things that have d

it can be very important and the fact that this cup was really yamal and williams cup is a children's cup in my opinion i like to use the word "kids". two 17-year-old and 16-year-old teenagers throw such a big cup together. it is very attractive . it seems that the level of finding talent is very different, and the courage of the coaches to play with such a young player . there is a place for interaction in the famous saying, well, look, when we talk about the coach , delafone, you might have observed these players from the basic teams. when we talk about these players , they play calmly and with quality next to this coach. they move, with a series of coaches and a series of clubs , their quality improves. this shows that, in my opinion , at the world level, as you mentioned , it does not matter how old we are, what matters is how high you are in terms of intellectual intelligence and understanding of football. in my opinion, the players' tactical maturity, skill maturity , my one point is about experience, after all, playing in this barrier also requires experience, but somehow they

the silver medal is a first for williams and l medal is a first for williams and completes the set for now he is talking about maybe doing yet another one? katie, i think there is a commerce issue because it is very loud where you are, but we were just saying that tom daley had talked about coming back and doing just one more, and now he is talking about maybe another one again in the future? incredible, i know, jon. you think of his career, he started out as a baby in team gb back in 2008 in beijing, he wasjust 1a baby in team gb back in 2008 in beijing, he was just 1a years old. and now here he is competing at the highest level as a 30—year—old, despite having two years out. it is really a testament to his resilience, to his talent, and worth mentioning as well, he had only recently paired up with noah williams, they don't even live on the same continent, so they have been a revelation since getting together, and as you say he has not ruled out another olympics —— so we could have yet another chapter to be written in this already remarkable career. , .,~ written in this already remar

pay for the sale of williams just for the satisfaction of this club.now, many spanish media and journalists with knowledge in the field of transfers , including fabricio romano, claimed that barcelona's agreement with williams' program manager has been finalized and everyone is waiting for williams's green light to complete this big transfer. rafinha has claimed in the summer of al-nasr of mundo deportivo that the barcelona club has received an offer of 65 million euros from a saudi team to buy its brazilian winger rafinha. this is due to the fact that al hilal was also one of rafinia's customers before this barcelona managers in pass. they had announced that they would not respond to offers below 90 million. now it has been reported that al nasr of saudi arabia has sent a message to the catalans that they are ready to negotiate with the brazilian player with an astronomical offer of 100 million euros. opposing demiklis on the way out, with the official announcement of the river platte club, martin demiklis , the head coach of this club, the former def

the william is a fascinating story. so the east india company hired or has shipped its t en separate ships. the dartmouth the eleanor the beaver and the william. and they arrived in they arrived a massachusetts in that order. and three of them arrived in boston properly. the dartmouth, the eleanor and the beaver fine, the william hit a storm and wrecked off of cape cod and it wrecked on december 11th. now, that could have been the of it. it's hard to imagine that crates full of tea are going to survive a shipwreck. it would have been a tea already, you'd think. but it wasn't the ships, the ships cargo was salvaged. and so one of the east india merchants with handling the east india companies affairs in boston, we call them the consignees one of the consignees got on his horse and rode out to the cape and sorted this out. he found some men to salvage the tea and he paid them in tea from. the williams consignment too, for labor, which was no small feat and potentially quite a dangerous job to be salvaging this off of the

william: massey is hit in the face, and drops to the ground.t least six minutes, the other deputy applies pressure to her wound while they wait for medics to arrive. at one point, deputy grayson is heard implying that her injury is so grave that he's, quote, "not going to waste" his medical supplies on her. massey was later pronounced dead at the hospital. in a facebook post, sangamon county sheriff's office confirmed deputy grayson had been fired from the department, writing, "it is clear that the deputy did not act as trained or in accordance with our standards." >> you know what i want? i want justice for my baby. william: massey's father, james wilburn, spoke after the footage was made public. >> this sheriff here is an embarrassment. because this man should've never had a badge, he should have never had a gun, he should have never been given an opportunity to kill my child because he had some serious blemishes on his record. serious. this man had two convictions for dui. he had convictions for driving under the influence and he was a , mem

for williams, it is a first ever olympic medal in his second games appearance.na pair hao yang and junjie lian were the clear winners, with canada taking the bronze. great britain's adam peaty was emotional after coming second in the 100 metres breast stroke, just falling short of defending his title for a second time. peaty won silver behind italy's nicolo martinenghi. he had taken gold in the event at both rio and tokyo, but peaty, who holds the world record, missed out by two hundreths of a second. america's nick fink got the same time as peaty and shared silver. if years ago, that was a 12 year investment. to win in real was a very different leg, that was different. this is the one that feels the most. one of the games poster boys leon marchand ended france's 12—year wait for swimming gold with a superb performance in the aoom individual medley. the 22—year—old surged to victory with an olympic record, just shy of his own world record, finishing almost six seconds clear of japan's matsushita tomoyuki. the usa's carson foster took bronze. there was an extraor

and brussels about the latest developments william. good morning to me. no more now about what's coming on. how does this strategy will be to defeat donald trump? i think those remarks that come on harris made to her campaign staff who were until just a day ago biden's campaign staff made it very clear that she's going to lean heavily as she did when she ran for president in 2020 into her career and her experience as a prosecutor especially going up down going up against donald trump where she very much is going to paint him as the either a legit or convicted criminal that he is so so she really does feel like she's walking into your center for home turf as a prosecutor, as someone who is stared down as we heard in that, in those remarks stared down uh the, the, the, the barrel of the guns, so to speak, against criminals or against fraudsters to use her word. and these are the kinds of people that, that donald trump either is a legit to be or in some cases actually has been convicted of being. i think that kind of rule of law situation

that's where king william landed.he duke of schomberg, the duke of schomberg, had arrived here. he had previously, and besieged the town, and took it from the jacobites. but william comes here, and then proceeds from to here, and then proceeds from to here belfast, the marvellous thing about the carrickfergus, on a day like today, the very first 12th was held here in 1823 with just three lodges. well, today of course, we have 60 lodges and 40 bands parading. >> and that's just this as you explained earlier, just how many districts did you say are here? >> there are nine districts here, nine districts here. so we're basically where some of them are very small districts and some, like larne, are quite big. yeah. >> so good. okay. well as well as 18th century links and we've been talking a lot about those today. there are more recent reasons to celebrate with our united states friends. in june 1942, an elite american army regiment was formed here in carrickfergus . it remains the carrickfergus. it remains the only us mil

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william: that's right, geoff.bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have created a new bloc of mega-donors and voters that presidential candidates are now trying to win over. former president trump, who initially denounced cryptocurrency as quote, highly volatile and based on thin air back in 2019, reversed himself in his speech to the conference last saturday, by promising to make the u.s. the crypto capital of the world. >> if crypto is going to define the future, i want to be mined, minted, and made in the usa. it's going to be. it's not going to be made anywhere else. and if bitcoin is going to the moon, as we say, is going to the moon, i want america to be the nation that leads the way, and that's what's going to happen now. you're going to be very happy with me. william: joining me now to discuss the ramifications of all this is david yaffe-bellany from the new york times. thank you so much for being here. help set the table for us for people who have not been following this that closely. remind us of where cryp

plus, stephen welcomes serena williams! and andrew mccarthy!turing louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> stephen: thank you. welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. we are broadcasting to you from a steamy new york city. right in the crotch of summer. the audience tonight has been strategically sprinkled with gold bond medicated powder, to avoid a mass chafing event. oh, speaking of new york swamp-ass, donald trump. [cheers and applause] he's gearing up for next week's republican convention in milwaukee. and "the late show" will be live right there! [cheers and applause] all next week. we'll be bringing you all the latest updates from the event, where you are disappointed but not surprised to see your brother-in-law. yesterday, the g.o.p. announced the themes of each day of the convention. over the course of the week, it will be "make america wealthy once again," "make america safe once again," "