ah, her old friend, winston churchill, becomes her 1st prime minister. ah . 78 year old churchill has known elizabeth since she was born when she was only 2 years old. she already impressed him with her or 40 and thoughtfulness. now during the 1st audience, it becomes clear that he feels a lot more than just respectful. ha. ah, i think the queen valid my grandfather's experience and he of course, love queen and he did love her. i mean, he really all his she arrives in him all his romantic ideas of solemn jay and monica. and the new elizabeth made, which he referred to but they also have that different 5th, churchill fought 5 was for the empire. and he wants to retain britain's global supremacy by force if necessary. elizabeth, on the other hand, favors a loose confederation of states. 5 months after her coronation she embarked on a well tour to promote the commonwealth. churchill doesn't think much of this idea my grandma was a child of victorian empire. and um, you wouldn't expect him, i think to be overjoyed. probably. but he was a pragmatist, churchill

ah, her old friend, winston churchill, becomes her 1st prime minister. ah . 78 year old churchill has known elizabeth since she was born when she was only 2 years old. she already impressed him with her or 30 and thoughtfulness. now during the 1st audience, it becomes clear that he feels a lot more than just respectful. ha. ah, i think the queen valid my grandfather's experience and he of course loved queen and he did love her. i mean, he ready or his. she aroused in him all his romantic ideas of solemn jay and molly care. and the new elizabeth made, which he referred to but they also have their differences. churchill fought 5 was for the empire, and he wants to retain britain's global supremacy by force if necessary. elizabeth, on the other hand, favors the loose confederation of states. 5 months after her coronation she embarks on a well tor to promote the commonwealth. churchill doesn't think much of this idea. my grandma was a child. oh victorian tampa. and um you wouldn't expect him. i think to be overjoyed. probably. but he was a pragmatist, churchi

ah, winston churchill becomes the new british prime minister. i have nothing to offer but blood toil tiers and sweat. he replaced chamberlain because as it is well known, chamberlain did not want a war with germany. churchill, it appears was at a very different view. he never wavered from wanting an insisting on war or you're pursuing the war with germany. he didn't trust the germans. he didn't trust hitler. he didn't like hitler august. the 13th 1940. the launch is mess if a tech song but you cities the next night 80 position across attack, the are key in which is in the us operation blue loss almost 8 months. lenny with this, if he suffer, catastrophic destruction. churchill. it is everywhere. a top piles of rubble left by and strikes in factories and hospitals. mm. he gave speeches. works on military plans for his age. judging only 60 sakes, he himself would have rushed into the battle. ah, but england cannot withstand germany alone. churchill asked roosevelt for help. roosevelt had no affection for churchill, he had no trust of the british an

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like the queen mother with her grandson, charles, or prime minister, winston churchill. the queen, had just named him night of the garter. england's most notable chivalry order. churchill had donned his new ceremonial robes, especially for the occasion. foreign guests included the son of japanese emperor hero heater. standing in front of him, jak of malec, the soviet ambassador to great britain at the time, despite the cold war. but while the soviet representative was present, the vatican was not. the pope's representative remained outside westminster abbey being a roman catholic. he was not allowed to attend an anglican communion service. he would miss the ceremonies most awaited moment. the coronation thanks to castle rehearsals. the crown was positioned correctly this time. after the queen was crowned the peers followed suit. the queen's uncle, the duke of gloucester, seemed hesitant, looking towards the duke of edinburgh to make sure the right moment had come. weighing nearly 2 and a half kilogram. this crown was so heavy that in 1837 queen victoria had chosen to wear

she relied on winston churchill because he gave her advice.he felt very affectionately towards winston churchill, she didn't let him off lightly. she learned very quickly that she had to assert herself against her prime minister and the cabinet at times. >> five years into her reign, in 1957, queen elizabeth and prince philip travel to the united states to meet with president eisenhower, marking her first state visit to the former british colonies as queen. >> 350 years ago, the great american nation -- always a bit of an edgy relationship between our two countries when it comes to, monarchy i think, after all, george the third had lost the american colonies. >> the trip is considered such a success that prime minister harold mcmillan writes in his diary, the queen has buried george the third for good and all. >> when the queen goes abroad, it is diplomacy, it is about saying i represent britain, you are my friend, i'm a friend. this will be historic. the travel, as well of her full schedule -- little time to spend with her young children, cha

winston churchill lying in state.ignificant place. >> bill: in the time we have left here, we should point out 90 minutes from now is when the public will begin to visit and pay their final respects in front of the coffin inside that magnificent hall. martha, thank you. stand by one moment and one final thought from all those with us for the past hour and a half. shannon, i still believe you are here. what went through your mind a moment ago? >> you know, i was watching this and it was so beautiful. the glory of it all is such a spectacle and there has been so much said over the last several days about all the operation london bridge planning and the protocol and the rehearsal and ceremony that went into this. i get nervous in somebody's wedding where to stand and what to do with my hands and i wonder when they had time to rehearse all this and how the family must be feeling sitting there with the whole world's eyes on them. it struck me the precision of the ceremony. >> dana: beautiful indeed. nile, this morning pres

winston churchill did so in 1941. the queen spoke from the same spot where the president delivers his state of the union address. when philip sat at her side. her speech came just after the u.s., britain, and other nations assembled a coalition after the invasion of kuwait. she said "the best progress is made when europeans and americans act in concert." >> some people believe that power comes from the barrel of a gun. so it can. but history shows that it never grows well, nor for very long. forcing the end's stair rail. we a better way. >> the speech was not without controversy. former massachusetts representative joseph kennedy boycotted the address. he criticized the british or what he termed "the occupation of northern ireland." the king charles iii also took in a baltimore orioles game. when the house meets tuesday, it will pass a bereavement resolution and a churn in her honor. >> neil: i'm curious, you follow all of this on capitol hill. presidents who have the honor of meeting the queen. did not tip her hand.

that was the winston churchill. i'm a british prime minister, but the queen was on the throne for 70 years. so there has not been a state funeral from monic or an incredibly long time. that is why it's so significant. and the fact that the queen was on the throne for those 7 decades means that she has seen a huge amount of change in her life time, but also met so many dignitaries, royals prime ministers are the state leaders on over those decades. and i think it's fair to say has, and what was loved, not just in the united kingdom, but around the world, which is why so many heads of state are in london for her funeral to pay their respects to a woman who was above polity.

the first prime minister was winston churchill. winston churchill was the first.s the first time she had sworn in a new prime minister at balmoral. that adjustment had been made because of the mobility issues which we have known have effected the queen for a long time. she pulled out of the privy council meeting. the queen, it is business as usual, she would have been determined to be there to see the end of the period of borisjohnson and swear in liz truss, she didn't want to get that job and swear in liz truss, she didn't want to get thatjob to prince charles, she wanted to do it. but these are clearly i think very serious times. buckingham palace again, they don't release news unless they had to. they always try to give as little away. the fact they have said what they have says quite a lot and i think therefore we are looking now at a sense of decline in the queen'shealth which would suggest perhaps the end is not too long away which is a remarkable thing just to say really, having commented on the queen for such a long time. it is such an event potentially cl

winston churchill was given a state funeral.his is huge, as many as 2 million people expected to be on the streets of london today. the queen's final resting place will be in windsor. talk us through the importance, is significance of where you are. >> yes, here i am in windsor, the queen's beloved windsor. she was evacuated here during the war. she spent so much time here as a child. she made her very first broadcast here from the age of 14 during the war. when she talked about how it is up to the children of the future to make the world a better place, which is always what she tried to do. president biden giving tribute yesterday when he arrived at buckingham palace saying we are better for her. that was always her effort. windsor was her really refuge and she was here during the covid pandemic, where she had her bubble. and the st. george's chapel windsor, we have seen it for the happy times, the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. we saw it for the duke of edinburgh's funeral, which happened during covid times and geo

she had done that with winston churchill. but to do that signified her respect for thatcher in those final years. michael, mark and kristin welker, more to come on her majesty the queen as the royal family is gathered at balmoral castle. her family has now arrived there. you are watching special coverage. this is "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. ever wonder what everyone's doing on their phones? they're investing with merrill. think miss allen is texting for backup? no she's totally in charge. of her portfolio and daniel g. she's building a greener future and he's... running a pretend restaurant. and phil? phil has questions, but none of them are about his portfolio. digital tools so impressive, your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. ♪ ♪ i'm getting vaccinated with prevnar 20. so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. i'm asking about prevnar 20. because there's a chance pneumococcal pneumonia could put me in the hospital. if you're 19 or older with certain chronic co

as in the middle of it statue, winston churchill, she had 15 prime ministers. some would argue her 1st was her favorite. but how could he not be a wor no show her father's face of a a a who the session the coffin approaching the westgate, westminster abbey. and see the crown jewels on top. also the reef flowers and foliage cut from the gardens of bucking hollis clarence house and high grove house . the king's home in close to show that those are the chosen for their symbolism. rosemary for remembrance, myrtle the ancient symbol of a happy marriage, cut from a plant that was grown from a streak of myrtle and her late majesty's wedding bouquet. 1947 ah. a as to the queen's coffin arriving now westminster abbey. where kings queens heads of states lead us more as from around the world of converge. but this historic church in the heart of london, westminster abbey, of course, bore witness to some of most important events in queen elizabeth sleif and belies oh, that's fear which she was married. where she was corrugated. have also been many occasions of celebration.

it was a conscious decision by winston churchill to deprive ben gall off food grains and ship them to europe because he wanted to bear grained reserves in europe, in case a 2nd front was opened in the war in europe when he was tore. people are dying in very large numbers. his response was to write on a file if they are dying in so many numbers. how come gandhi is still alive? at churchill request, roosevelt sends american ships loaded with grain to bengal by churchill diverse them to europe. and roosevelt is well aware of it. there was no doubt in anyone's mind that there was a great catastrophe unfolding and been gall. but churchill, the decision was so be it. ah, the 1st meeting radically changes roosevelt's attitude to start it. it's a pleasure working with him. there's nothing devious. the outlines the subject, he wants disgust, and he sticks to it. roosevelt warms up the stolid. and he starts talking to starla and making fun of the british making in front of churchill says winston got out of bed on the wrong side today. and by the end of that, he was to call him uncle joe. and in

that is right, 15 prime minister is going all the way back to winston churchill who was the first thenary political events she has witnessed and being head of state, guiding prime ministers through that time. liz truss on tuesday in the process of forming her government. thank you very much. our correspondence at buckingham palace. if you're just correspondence at buckingham palace. if you'rejustjoining us, that news from buckingham palace, following further evaluation this morning, the queen'sdoctors are concerned for her majesty philip howard and recommended she remain under medical supervision. it says the queen remains comfortable and at balmoral and we gather prince charles is at balmoral as well with the queen. that is talk to stephen bates. a statement like this from buckingham palace today inevitably raises concerns about the queen'shealth. it is a much more serious statement from buckingham palace than previously. it seems to be more than the mobility issues they have been talking about over recent months. she is now 96. anything that causes health concerns is important and s

i was reminded that she met winston churchill. if you think about him, her godfather was born in 1850. she flipped through almost two centuries -- has lived through most two centuries. she will be greatly missed by future prime minister's. romaine: a lot has been written about her sense of humor. guy was referencing her simulated parachuting with james bond. we got a chuckle out of that. she has certainly shown that side from time to time about her rapport with various heads of state. give us some insight as to what we can expect right now with regards to the recognition of her life, the funeral, the succession that will come over the next few days. guy: the procession is already in place. it is king charles. that is instantaneous. we will wait for the coronation after the funeral. the funeral will probably take place in 10 days. during the next 10 days, a series of events will be a recognition of her life. she is at balmoral now. you go to edinburgh and ultimately london over the next 24 hours. we will see parliament returned as

only style and can save the world. winston churchill, ah, once the world was saved, churchill changed his mind. any attempt by the soviets to compete against the anglo saxons had to be crushed forever. the usaa has to be eliminated immediately. general george s. patton, commander of the u. s. 3rd army demands that the troops do not stop at the elbow, but move on toward stalingrad with on june 29th 1945 stolen. who already knows about the operation orders. marshall shook off to move troops to combat positions in the west. mm. it is now clear to the allies that a surprise attack is no longer possible then charger beckon. clifton. he died in creek, scotland and started our mobility. tut, dean di trend annoyed the buffalo chapter genie r dondo my story in not iceland. yeah too, but some of my friends can't starting of rocky. i was eastern. does she east austin, bus mafia dar on charges? are you had that been eaten anything for me or damaging the info on these as garbage b. like and dish? divest mr. that's enough. we're no longer interested in a union with the russians, so we don't have to

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winston churchill was born in 1874. trump was born over 100 years later. the united kingdom and much of the world, queen elizabeth ii defined the latter half of the 20th century and the start of the 21st. now the elizabethan era is over in king charles takes the throne. welcome to bloomberg daybreak: europe. i'm anna edwards. we've been reflecting already on what this means for the country, what this means for the nation. the nation is still waking up in something of a shock today as a result of the speed with which things developed yesterday. just on tuesday, she asked her 15's prime minister to form a new government. things deteriorated quickly from there. the international tributes have been coming thick and fast. manus: they have indeed. justin trudeau. there's a strong bond between the royal family here, the young prince was educated in the united kingdom. king charles iii has ascended to the throne. we mourn the passing of our cherished sovereign and much loved mother. her loss will be felt throughout the country. those tribute have come from the cro

you have this woman in a position to give counsel to winston churchill and there was doubt at the timeould fare and seems like she quickly quieted those doubters. >> you are absolutely right. she said herself, very short apprenticeship because her father died relatively young. back in the 1950s, it was rare for terminal diagnosis of things like cancer to be shared with relatives. the queen, her mother and sister hoped the king would be improving in health and sadly he didn't, of course. you have someone recently married, two young children and as you say, having to give advice at 25 to winston churchill. i don't being at 25, i would have been prepared to give advice to winston churchill, she absolutely quieted all doubts. even then there was inner graphs to to her christian fear, she took very seriously and when she -- guard the country she would lead, she meant them sincerely. >> todd: we heard brooke details turbulent times whens relationships of her children broke up. how will that impact her willingacy, if at all. >> interesting question, from historical perspective, have to take t

britain's longest reigning monarch will be the nation's first state funeral since prime minister winston churchillied in 1965. all around london security is tightening as the queen's funeral draws closer. police teams and anti-terror squads are preparing for the biggest security challenge the country has ever seen. among the 2,000 people attending, the guest list includes president biden, french president emmanuel macron, and the prime ministers of canada, australia, and new zealand. a smaller, private burial service is planned for after the funeral at windsor castle. queen elizabeth had another personal request for her funeral. she wants her grandsons, princes william and harry, to walk side by side behind her coffin as it moves from westminster hall to westminster abbey right behind me. she will be using the same gun carriage that was used for the funerals of her father, king george vi, as well as prime minister winston churchill. anne-marie? >> ian lee in london. thanks. >>> president biden is set to hold his first in-person meetings at the white house today with the families of two americans j

i mean, winston churchill's state funeral, incredibly le resonant. queen was present, so state funerals are incredible rare. the last time there was a ceremonial procession like we're about to see, and i remember was for her majesty's mother in 2002. but she was a queen consort, not a sovereign monarch. so that wasn't a state funeral. in the middle of this ceremonial, a md this history, of course, is a family. there's been an extraordinary balance and how tough for all the children to walk behind, in front of hundreds of thousands of people. i think it will take 38 minutes precisely, and on every minute, there will be a gun salute from hyde park nearby and big ben. and there will be a marching band but solemn muse ek. there will be the sound of the horses. and at the center, this majestic gun carriage which bore the king's remains in 1952, and her grandfather's remains draped in the royal standard. and the sight of the imperial state crown, which she wore on the day of her coronation and wore to open parliament. so this is a great head of state. one

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