the greatest earlier interpreter is winston churchill. and so on the anniversary of the 75th anniversary of his great call to action for the preservation we are able to welcome george wells his words of found a luminosity in our founding and occasionally the poetry enter politics. ladies and gentlemen. went to thank you first i want to also thank you for giving me the occasion to where my bowtie navy blue, white polkadots. i thank you for the privilege of speaking on this 75th anniversary of winston churchill's a great speech. a speech he himself considered his greatest speech which is saying something with a lifetime of wonderful rhetoric. his speech did two things. first his speech and validated from the state of missouri. perhaps the greatest mark twain. twain said god invented war to teach americans geography. winston churchill is the reason why churchill's announce the onset of the cold war which would continue for 43 years. as he did in the 1930s 1940s churchill saw things early and said things clearly. i haven't amiable long distan

like, winston. >> nick: yes, it's winston, yes.they also know jimmy kimmel as jimmy kimble. right? my man knows over there, jimmy kimble. you might be nick crows. >> nick: i'll take it happily. people genuinely be to me -- there's nobody that can snipe you better than a 14-year-old black kid. >> oh, yeah. >> nick: they just can nail you pop culture-wise perfectly. i think to most black teenagers, oh, there's that small [ bleep ] dude from "big mouth." [ laughter ] that's what i'll get, and that's great. >> fabulous. it's not a fun one to be known as. >> nick: no, it's not great. it's a cartoon, okay? >> i'll take umbaku. [ laughter ] >> nick: in doing "big mouth," i talk to people about their puberty a lot. how was your puberty? was it a blast? [ laughter ] >> you know, this is a safe space. >> nick: yes. >> is it? >> nick: nobody's watching, it's just us. [ cheers and applause ] >> get the kroll out of here. it's a safe space. >> nick: absolutely. >> i'm going to follow in the footsteps of seth. >> nick: yes, great. >> and share a

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and he was not a big admire of winston churchill, you know, after the war. certainly, when churchill was booted out of office and then he came back in as a conservative force in british politics. he was not an admirer of that. but secretly admired him as a giant of history and of course as the inspirational leader during world war ii. >> so there is the british line, presumably, shut easier for the loss of its greatest son, winston churchill, in 1965. what else? what are the countries by molding, would finally get someone to understand the work, the who's of this great artist, which one would you point to? >> just give me the aspirin, i will -- owe! let's do this one, this is good. [inaudible] host broke? >> i mean, look at that. look at that. yes, you know, i'm a historian. i've never served in the military, i don't come from a military family. i know league a veterans organization. i remember seeing this cartoon and thinking, what the heck is this about? what does this mean? i mean, because why would i have ever thought about what he soldier has to face wh

with that with that ally by 1946 by about today, which is the 75th anniversary of winston churchill's iron curtain speech at westminster college and fulton, missouri by about today 75 years ago. malden was beginning by about the iron curtain speech use beginning to understand that the sylvia union was a problem and that their imperialism their squelching of human rights of free speech of civil rights that they couldn't be trusted and so he kind of reluctantly became a kind of a moderate cold warrior, but he was never virulent anti-communist like as you can see from this cartoon. he disliked virulent and i communist very much like the house on american activities committee. he loved calling them the un-american committee for the investigation of activities and you can see the congressman here says, where's that gold earned sign painter? and yeah that there's actually malden originally put a the ego and swastika underneath the writing on that door and the syndicate whited it out. here an expert on bill mauldin todd and i go for so far to say the expert nationally in your opinion. what's

president bush agreed with winston churchill. i would like to put before the audience and you, where is the accountability here for this 20 year long debacle? kabul has fallen, like saigon. does anyone think there will be a congressional or senate commission to look into the origins of this? we know some of the origins. a gentleman in texas called earlier. it was based on the lie of weapons of mass destruction. if we had not gone into iraq, we probably would not have gone into afghanistan and here we are 20 years later with this debacle on our hands. i am wondering if there is going to be accountability for these folks. they make these decisions, spend lots of money, blood, and treasure, and there is never accountability. there is a book published in the early to thousands by an author that gives a good insight into the mentality of islam extremists -- extremists. if anyone is interested, they should read it, the swallows of kabul. i would like to see accountability start with former president bush. host: that is henry out of new

lisa winston said some people have gone out to get extra vaccine doses on their on. she supports the supplemental dose but wants to be clear, there's not enough data yet to support any possible benefit. >> there's not a specific recommendation to give it. it's not part of an emergency use authorization. >> reporter: but you do think it's safe? yes. >> reporter: dr. winston said as long as their clinic has space and adequate supply, they will give the supplement to people from other counties. kate larsen, abc7 news. >>> starting next month germany will be offering booster shots. anyone who received the two dose sara zendehnam or single shot johnson & johnson vaccine will have access to this. if you have questions coronavirus vaccine, just head to abc7news.com/vaccine. >>> flames crept toward two communities. the dixie fire is in butte and plumas counties. crews expect challenging days ahead with hot, drying and gusty conditions. >>> today pg&e will be talking about its shutoff. that's when they shut off power to reduce the risk. the meeting is set for 1:00 this aftern

following the death of chief justice winston, earl warren was appointed to succeed him.e court reached a verdict by its decision that segregation in schools is unconstitutional. in little rock, arkansas, preparations were being made by the school board for compliance with the court verdict. arkansas's governor ordered the continuance of segregated schools. violence occurred as anti-integrationists prevented the enrollment of negro pupils in all-white schools. in view of continuing resistance, the president served notice that the court decision would be firmly upheld. he ordered federal troops to arkansas for the protection of schoolchildren and the maintenance of law and order. gradually, southern states moved toward acceptance of the legal requirements of the constitution. on january 3rd, 1959, a 49th star was add today the united states flag when the territory of alaska climaxed almost a city's efforts to achieve statehood. admission to the union was celebrated in typical alaskan fashion. the 50th star was added when hawaii became a state on august 21, 1959. governor q

president franklin d roosevelt prime minister winston churchill and chiang kai-shek leader of mainlandevel military and civilian advisers focus their attention on post-war liberation of countries and peoples including korea. the cairo conference included a declaration that korea's long and repressive occupation by japanese military forces would be ended by allied liberation followed in due course by korea becoming a free and independent country. two years later the conference with the soviet union reaffirmed a pledge made in cairo to stabilize korea is one free and independent nation. but the physical liberation of korea turned out to be soviet union style. planners pinpoint the famous 38th parallel as a necessary stopping point for soviet forces. out of that line liberation would be carried out by the united states. as world war ii ended in 1945 korea found itself a divided nation despite her efforts to create a free and independent country. the soviet union assumed firm control in north korea. frustrating efforts of a joint commission working to unify the country. all traffic to the

>>> next, winston lore talks about the nixon administration's foreign policy. he's the author of the book "kissinger on kissinger, reflections on diplomacy, grand strategy and leadership." he describes president nixon's relationship with his secretary of state henry kissinger, and how it was instrumental in developing foreign policy strategies. the richard nixon foundation hosted this event in 2019. >> good evening. welcome to the richard nixon presidential library. before we introduce our distinguished speaker, i wanted to mention a couple of special guests. we have our speaker's daughter lease, lisa lore and her husband, jack wild. [ applause ] and we have betsy hewitt, the wife of our president and ceo, newly elected hue hewitt. [ applause ] our distinguished speaker was to dr. kissinger as dr. kissinger was to president nixon. he joined the staff in 1969 as special assistant working and traveling the world on on every major diplomatic initiative of the administration in the midst of the vietnam war and greater cold war. he was with dr. kissinger with negoti

to paraphrase winston churchill, i did not take the oath i've just taken with the intention of presidinge dissolution of the world's strongest economy. in the days ahead, i will propose removing the road blocks that have slowed our economy and reduced productivity. steps will be taken aimed at restoring the balance between the various levels of government. progress may be slow, measured in inches and feet, not miles, but we will progress. it is time to reawaken this industrial giant. to get government back within its means and to lighten our punitive tax burden. and these will be our first priorities and on these principles there will be no compromise. on the eve of our struggle for independence, a man who might have been one of the greatest among the founding fathers, dr. joseph warren, president of the massachusetts congress, said to his fellow americans, our country is in danger but not to be despaired of. on you depend the fortunes of america. you are to decide the important question which, upon which rests the happiness and the liberty of millions yet unborn. act worthy of yourselve

i don't want you to leave here depressed so i'm going to end with a quote from winston churchill. winston churchill said americans always know, america will always do the right thing after they've tried everything else. we are at a state that we will try everything else but i hope with our efforts we educate ourselves enough and we will go back to doing the right thing so thank you. [applause] okay we have received some good questions so let's dive right in. earlier this year the foreign ministry announced that china is providing free vaccines to 69 countries and commercially exporting them to 28 more. china's competitors are concerned that for china's covid vaccines the influence will follow. what are your thoughts on the vaccine diplomacy efforts? good question and definitely what they tended to do to use the vaccine to basically rebuild its reputation again like i mentioned but i can tell you the good news so far is the vaccination is successful because the vaccines, the efficiency is only about 60% and we don't even know if that is accurate so even their own cdc announced pfiz

andy murray has been knocked out of the winston—salem open in north carolina.rances tiafoe. murray has been added to the main draw for the us open next week after former champion stan wawrinka withdrew. britain's lawrence 0kolie will defend his wbo cruiserweight world title against mandatory challenger dilan prasovic next month. he will be on the undercard of anthonyjoshua's world heavyweight title fight at tottenham hotspur stadium. just getting back to the tennis. serena williams has pulled out of next week's us open because she's still struggling with a hamstring injury. a host of marquee players have already pulled out of the final grand slam of the year. ben croucher looks at what this means for the tournament. we have not seen serena williams on a tennis court since she retired in the first round of wimbledon back in june. the 39 euros has played just six tournament this year and put this statement out a little bit earlier on, saying... —— 39—year—old. she goes on to say... her withdrawal is the latest in a string of high—profile names to pull out of flus

winston says some people has have gone out to get extra vaccine doses on their own. hospital epidemiologist, she supports the supplemental dose but wants to be clear there is not enough data to support any benefit. >> there is not a specific recommendation to give it. it is not part of an emergency use authorization. >> reporter: but you think it is safe? >> yes, we think it's safe. >> reporter: san francisco general is priors icing city residents but the doctor says as long as the clinic has space and vaccines, they will give the mrna supplement to people from other counties. kate larsen, abc7 news. >>> starting next month, germany and the uk will offer booster shots. germany will prioritize those with weak immune systems but anyone who received the two dose astrazeneca or single-dose johnson & johnson shot will have access. will offer 32 million shots to adults over 50 and people who are immunosuppressed. >>> today kaiser permanente announced it is requiring all employees and physicians be vaccinated by september. abc7 news reporter, amanda del castillo explains. >

andy murray lost just two games as he beat american noah rubin in the winston—salem open first round.e was due to be playing nick kyrgios, but the australian pulled out with a knee injury. building up to our build up to the paralympics. badminton has made it onto the programme for the first time, and that's given great britain an extra medal chance. jack shepherd will be favourite going into the event, he's the world number one. sally hurst caught up with him at his training base in sheffield before he left forjapan. when you've worked for it for over ten years now, it'sjust when you've worked for it for over ten years now, it's just such a proud feeling to be going. it's like the dream's come true.— proud feeling to be going. it's like the dream's come true. when jack she - herd the dream's come true. when jack shepherd picked _ the dream's come true. when jack shepherd picked up _ the dream's come true. when jack shepherd picked up a _ the dream's come true. when jack shepherd picked up a badminton l shepherd picked up a badminton racket for the first time at ten, the sport wasn't e

because when that's not what you want, if you want to give it to customer support, specialist winston you provided in the 2nd school of nations shall be in your at your home as well. so you're just starting to come close. kid meddleson isn't. can you be the speed that you use to ship from 0 was it's a new or sometime the question. so if you have some the bless you as well. what it did is simple. we're sure that there was the where that was worse than i see, which he restriping that, that was from user care support is william cares on august couple. and when he did a year, when he was with us, the notion that we're in is always could indoor minister gives you a couple, hon if you could come to the village closely. we still we still are. so tell us worse when you present the 1st space, which you don't put in here, we have to put a good in so that sort of, you know, where you and you order from the source. when you flush the butter on it. what we'd, thanks today sort of question. we still saw, you know, nice t they didn't. but footage of soviet special forces trying to disperse. the grou

shirley is reading james watson's endad of days napoleon hill's -- jon meacham's franklin winston and michael dobbs one w minute to midnight. a lot of history titles there mr. shirley that one stood out to me and that was napoleon hill's think and grow risk. what is that about? >> that book it's been around for 100 years. my grandmother in georgia first turned me onto it when i was a young boy. it was kind of similar to other motivational books but it's different to. the power of positive thinking by norman vincent peel. similar to his book and its inspirational about how you achieve different means through spiritual means an economic means and social means. it's a book we read for pleasure and just to reenergize every couple years and i have for many years now. as a matter fact for many years i also whenever i hired a new person my pr firm i gave them a copy of it he does it contain so much useful information. >> host: another bookie tells you are reading reading his cf luis -- >> i love cf luis. he can be spurred so and be a libertarian. it teaches about ward's work is the devil and

what did, first of all, i ask, what did winston mean by that? and i will ask john if you can see the same thing about midway? >> okay, so i'll try and be quick because i think i can answer this one quickly. britain has had the most awful run of military defeats through 1941, 42. churchill is being quite cautious there when he says this might be the end of the beginning. and for him, the end of the beginning means actually it's the end of that run of defeats of strategic hammer blows, which effectively mean the end of the british empire, the fall of singapore, all of the defeats and disasters in france, greece, egypt, etc. he's actually been quite cautious there, but of course churchill was a historian, and he wanted to write the history of this war, that he's been this great political leader in. and so when he's using these phrases, he's using them with both a politician's mind or a politician's eye, but also a historian's eye as well. >> that's great. john, how about midway? end of the beginning? >> i think that works very nicely. niall was jus

winston says some people has doses on their own. hospital epidemiologist, she supports the supplemental dose but wants to be clear there is not enough data to support any benefit. >> there is not a specific recommendation to give it. it is not part of an emergency use authorization. >> reporter: but you think it is safe? >> yes, we think it's safe. >> reporter: san francisco general is priors icing city residents but the doctor says as long as the clinic has space and vaccines, they will give the mrna supplement to people from other counties. kate larsen, abc7 news. >>> starting next month, germany and the uk will offer booster shots. germany will prioritize those with weak immune systems but anyone who received the two dose astrazeneca or single-dose johnson & johnson shot will have access. will offer 32 million shots to adults over 50 and people who are immunosuppressed. >>> today kaiser permanente announced it is requiring all employees and physicians be vaccinated by september. abc7 news reporter, amanda del castillo explains. >

according to sir winston churchill, the definition of zealot is people who don't want to change theirt want to change the subject. to that, i referred to the leaders, the past liter of afghanistan, the cabinet -- leader of afghanistan, the taliban, the united states. ros: just so i'm understanding, are you not just calling the taliban zealots? are you also calling the americans zealots? >> i gave you the definition, somebody who doesn't change their mind, doesn't change the subject. also, people w think that they know everything. that's another way, being almighty. we are caught between the numr of almighties. ros: if you consider both zealots, what do you think the consequences of zealotry you describe will be for normal afghans who cannot leave the country? >> i'm not calling the americans -- i'm talking about the leadership. talking specific dates can either solve the problems or can exacerbate the problems. i think we are in a situation that we are right now -- i don't want to go back. i think a seller -- a situation like this needs flexibility. a date set in stone cannot solve an

>> i try to keep on top of what's going on in washington and winston churchill said legislation like watching them make sausages some project away until it's all over to see which actually have don't forget the initial infrastructure bill is going to be $2 trillion plus now it's only a trillion dollars and i can't quite figure out the math but apparently half of that is the increase in spending but it's good to be hard to get that spending going i remember when obama had this infrastructure spending idea and there was nothing that was shovel-ready. remember that expression and a lot of unmarked shovel-ready and construction workers to do the job. maria: is a good point, maybe it doesn't get through in this market keeps grinding higher, nice to see you, thank you so much we'll keep watching all of that and we appreciate your insights as always at yardeni the president of npr getty research. now it is high level in 21 years. new numbers just released from customer border protection, two bills we are moving forward in the senate for $5 trillion. plus you spending tennessee bill haggerty

what did winston mean by that? and then last john if you can say the same thing about about midway? okay, so i'll try and be quick because i think i think i can answer this one quickly and britain has had the most awful run of military defeats through 1940 41 42. and so churchill's actually being quite cautious there when he says this might be the end of the beginning and for him the end of the beginning means actually it's the end of that run of defeats of strategic hammer blows which, you know, effectively mean at the end of the british empire the fall of singapore and all of the defeats and disasters in france greece egypt etc. so he's actually being quite cautious there, but of course churchill was a historian and he wanted to write the history of this war that he's been this great political leader in and so he when he's using these phrases he's using them with both politicians. lying at mind or a politician site, but also a historian guy as well. that's great john. how about how about midway end of the beginning? i actually think that that works very nicely if you you know, nei

what did --- first of all, i wil ask niall, what did winston mean by that? then i will ask john if you can say the same thing about midway. >> okay. so i will try and be correct because i think -- i think i can answer this one correctly. britain has had the most awful run of military defeats through 1940, ig'41, '42. so churchill is actually being quite cautious there when heeg says this might b' the end of the beginning. t and for him the end of the beginning meanser actually it's the k end of that run of defeat of strategic hammer blows which, you know, effectively mean tha the end of the british empire, the fall ofra singapore, all of the h defeats and disasters in france, greece, egypt, et cetera. soan he's actually being quite cautious therere but of course was a historian and he wanted to write the history of this war that he has been this great political leader in. so when he's using these phrases, he's using them with both aat politician's mind or a politician's eye, but also a historian's eye as well. >> that's great. john, howow about midway? end o

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andy murray lost just two games as he beat american noah rubin in the winston—salem open first round.minton has made it onto the programme for the first time, and that's given great britain an extra medal chance. jack shepherd will be favourite going into the event, he's the world number one. sally hurst caught up with him at his training base in sheffield before he left forjapan. when you've worked for it for over ten years now, it'sjust when you've worked for it for over ten years now, it's just such a proud feeling to be going. it's

suppose one reaction of one woman writer was just think about, for example, a celebratory statue of winstonou know, portrayed him as some sort of sexy, naked young man. can you even imagine it? the point is that sculpture is for mary wollstonecraft, not of mary wollstonecraft, ok? it's for her spirit. you know, the ongoing battle that women have in... everywhere. and it's for mary, it's the spirit of mary wollstonecraft. and i'm not interested in making, you know, a historical statue of mary wollstonecraft in some old frock, holding a book or something like that. i mean, what's the point? i mean, people would just think, "oh, well, that's another historical statue," you know? i mean, i want to speak to people now. that's very interesting. you're so keen to be in the now because the now in the art world is full of discussion about whether there is, in essence, an attempt to sort of make art adhere to a view of the world, which is progressive, liberal, you know, there's this word which so many use now "woke" and i'm wondering whether as an artist, you feel there are constraints, unspoken cons

and he was beaten by francis yesco at the winston salem open. murray, who was a wildcard for this event, has been battling injuries of late, including a growing problem that has limits cities time on court. this season. england has made a very strong start to the 3rd cricket test against india in leads and on the verge of bowling them out for a very low school in the, on the costs. but it's been all england on the 1st day veteran foster jimmy anderson tearing through the indian tub order and hating lee. anderson picked up 3 of the 4 wickets, including the prized scalp of indian captain vera coley, india, $78.00 from 9 events. the buying the park in kingston, jamaica park is done, completed the $109.00 run. whenever the way cindy's in the 2nd test. at the start of play, the windy for $49.00, for one chasing $300.00. $29.00 for the victory, but by lunch they had already lost 4 additional wickets. former captain jason hold a tiny space to 47. but shaheen a freeze for wickets helped pakistan. see the victory and ensured the series would finish what all fif as president, jani and santino, ha

at the age of 70, david winston says its about time he sold them off, and settled for an easier life.ecast for the next few days. but across southern europe, it's a different story — it's been an exceptionally hot week, with that heat now migrating westwards. the orange colours on this chart show places where temperatures will be well above the average. in parts of southern spain, we could be looking at temperatures as high as a7 celsius because high—pressure is trapping the heat in place. but for us, low pressure is close by — that means some brisk winds, some rain at times but not all the time, and temperatures will struggle especially across northwestern parts of the uk. and here through friday, we will see some quite hefty showers working through — some heavy, some thundery, especially widespread across the far northwest of scotland. further south and east, many parts of england and wales will be dry with just the odd shower here. and while there will be big areas of cloud floating past, there will also be some good spells of sunshine. but it's breezy for all of us, especially wen