the day germany invites france. winston churchill becomes a new british prime minister. i have nothing to offer but blood toiled to use and switch. you replaced chamberlain because as isn't as well known, chamberlain did not want to war with germany. structure it appears was at a very different view. he never wavered from one thing and insisting on war or you pursuing the war with germany. he didn't trust the germans. he didn't trust it, but he didn't like it was close to the teens. 1940 the area to make some good to cities the next night. a people who shared across a tank the the, the the operation plan sloss was 8 months. married with this, with ease of a catastrophic destruction. chill . it is everywhere. a top piles of rubble left by and strikes in factories and hospitals to give speeches works on military plans. the phase age judge only $66.00 to himself would have rushed into the battle. but england cannot withstand joe joe to ask roosevelt for help. roosevelt had no affection for churchill. he had no trust of the british. in fact, saw the british has penetrating m

the day germany invites france. winston churchill becomes the new which is prime minister. i have nothing to offer to the blonde toiled to use and sweat. he replaced chamberlain because as isn't as well known, chamberlain did not want a war with germany shuttle it appears was at a very different view. he never wavered from one thing and insisting on more or you are pursuing the will with germany. he didn't trust the germans. he didn't trust it, but he didn't like it was because the teams 1940 the anyway to make some good. you cities the next night a people who shared across a tank. but in the, in return the funds on the, the operation plants last 8 months, they need with the cities of a catastrophic destruction. churchill, it is everywhere. on piles of rubble, that's my and strikes and factories and hospitals to give speeches works on military plans. that his age, judging only $66.00, he himself would have rushed into the battle. but england cannot withstand germany . churchill, ask roosevelt to help. roosevelt had no affection for churchill. he had no trust of the british.

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you're at least on the winston churchill, british prime minister. i'm a reservist, generalist right to artist and nobel laureates into the kitchen. the churchill sponsor was a descendant as a joke of laura. his mother was the daughter of a prominent american finance here, churchill graduated from the royal military college, but never received a higher education. he was a bit of a troublemaker. he did not go through and invest if he didn't want to. i think he cause some trouble at school, but it was a very good school, hired of a former british diplomats also william melanson is well acquainted with winston churchill as biography the greatest britain ever. according to a bbc poll, the started the military career, actually in cuba, he was actually fighting for spain against the rebels in cuba. and then he was in india. he then went to, so don was even off the back of home daughter month, and a so serious military action. he was in the boer war fighting and he was actually imprisoned and escaped. more than that. he also enlisted during the great war wh

it was a conscious decision by winston churchill. it deprives been goal of food grains and ship them to your because he wanted to build green reserves in your, in case a 2nd in front of the was opened in the war in your when he was stored, people are dying and very large numbers. his response was true, right on the file. if they are dying in so many numbers, how come guntee is still alive? at judge hill's request, roosevelt send american ships loaded with grains of bengal. joseph some to europe and roosevelt is well aware of it. there was no doubt in anyone's mind that there was a great catastrophe on forwarding. and bengal, a charge of the decision was so be it the 1st meeting, radically changes roosevelt's attitude to stop it. it's a pleasure working with him. there's nothing devious. the outlines, the subject he wants discussed and he sticks to it. the roosevelt warms up this dollar and he starts talking this dollar and making fun of the british making fun of churchill says winston got out of bed on the wrong side today . and by t

the winston churchill picture, that is something j churchill picture, that is something that they reallyht out of time. i apologise that we had to cut it short but so great to have you on, thank you. that is it from me. i'm lewis orvaughanjones, and this is bbc news. hello there. today was a fine late spring day for many parts of the country with sunshine more widely. and in west wales, temperatures reached 19 degrees. in scotland though, we've seen much more clouds. so temperatures have been lower here and we've seen some rain heading into the north—west of scotland. a weakening weather front will take that rain overnight up towards the northern isles. the rest of the uk likely to be dry, the breeze tending to pick up an east or southeasterly breeze. there'll be a few breaks in the cloud, but it may not be quite so chilly as it was last night in eastern parts of england. these are the numbers as we head to dawn on thursday. for many parts of the country on thursday, it looks like it'll be a dry day with some sunshine at times. there will be a few changes, though, that stronger wind off

and of course winston churchill. he was in england planning for the d-day invasion winston churchill let's just say in his face quite a bit. how did eisenhower managed to balance these competing egos and competing agendas and locks the most ambitious amphibious attack in history of the world? >> it's of you think. number one he was incredibly humble man. he was talents, he knew it he is good at. he did not have a big ego about it. but i think he was able to establish a diplomatic relationship at that all the other layers the allied commands for churchill himself. his innate diplomacy really showed well during this time for him progress avenue exhibit at the eisenhower presidential library and museum but one thing highlight there is directly connected to d-day doing to talk about that? we do, shorebird we did a major renovation of our exhibit galleries recently just open to the public last fall. we were able to reimagine how we interpret d-day and eisenhower's involvement in the d-day planning. we have at the eisenhow

winston churchill, very influential in britain , lord lloyd, he said that hitler was terribly unacceptableeveryone, but we will forgive him, everything, if only he went east and destroyed this communist infection. after the pact of the hammered child. he said that there could be no more compromises with hitler. he did not justify. uh, the trust of senior comrades. it can be said that they betrayed them for the first time for the general public to demonstrate non-aggression pacts between germany and the soviet union and a secret additional protocol to it on the border of spheres of interest. uh, the ussr and germany sphere of interest. e of the soviet union retreated e finland estonia latvia eastern poland bessarabia, if this treaty had not been concluded, then the german attack on the soviet union would have occurred there are no territories, or something, it will not turn into a full-scale war with japan because japan at this time demonstrates itself as a very aggressive state in relation to the soviet union , of course, it is an ally of nazi germany in the thirty-seventh year. japan star

very, very difficult people to work for like bernard montgomery, george patton and, of course, winston churchill. churchill was, let's just say, in his face quite a bit. how did eisenhower manage to balance all of these competing egos and competing agendas and launch the most ambitious amphibious attack in the history of the world in. >> so i think it's a few things. number one, he was an incredibly humble man. he knew his talents, what he was good at, but he didn't have a big ego about it. but i think that he was able to establish this sort of diplomatic relationship within all of the other layers, all the other allied commands. churchill himself, i think his innate diplomacy really showed well during this time for him. >> you have new permanent exhibits at the eisenhower presidential library and museum, and one of the things you highlight there is directly connected to d-day. do you want to talk about that? >> we do, sure. we did a major renovation recently. it just opened to the public last fall, and we were able to sort of reimagine how we interpret d-day and eisenhower's involvement in the

and its people in very cold and distant to winston churchill, the stone and the standing until around was very strong. the germans that surrendered near standing. right. the great battle of the coolest fall should the red army was advancing. the green button was losing its incidents. it was obvious to everyone, including churchill, he said, who was between the great russians there on one side of the american buffalo on the other. there was on the poor little english don't key the key issue of the terror on conference. the opening of the 2nd front froze again. we have too many things to do at home to waste our time here. said starling. he was going to leave the conference after that the allies promised to open the 2nd front. no later as an inmate 1944. a constructive done load began to ron's future, and your post will architecture were discussed ru, civil propose, to divide germany into 5 small estates. churchill agreed, but started and insisted on preserving germany's unity the to get on at the bull at oceans. and with luxury news, you are still chris, i'll try to work. can you credit

more than 46 years ago, winston churchill spoke in fulton and in my country. this speech was singled out as a formal declaration of the cold war. this was, indeed, the first time the words "iron curtain" was pronounced in the whole western world was charged to close ranks against the threat of the tyranny in the form of the soviet union and communist expansion. everything else in this speech, including churchill's analysis of the postwar situation, his thoughts about the possibility of preventing a third world war, this prospects -- the prospects for progress in a postwar world remain unknown to the soviet people. today, in paying tribute to this imminent statesman, we can evaluate more quietly and objectively both the merits of his speech and the limitations of the analysis which it included, his ideas and s and his strategic principles. since that time, the world in which we live has undergone tremendous changes. even so, however, as paradoxical as it may sound, there is a certain similarity between the situation then and today. then, the prewar structure an

he had difficult people to work for like bernard montgomery and george patton in the course winston churchill. he was planning for the d-day invasion and to say. how did eisenhower managed to balance all of the competing egos and launch the most ambitious amphibious attack in the history of the world? >> i think it's a few things. he was an incredibly humble man and thele newest talent but he wasn't, he didn't have a big ego about it. but i think that he was able to establish the sort of diplomatic relationship within all of the other layers all of the other allied command. churchill himself, i think his innate diplomacy really showed well during this time for him. >> we have a permanent exhibit at the eisenhower presidential library and museum and it's directly connected to it. you want to talk about that? >> we do, sure. we did a major renovation of our gallery recently and it just opened to the public last fall and we were able to sort of reimagine how we interpret d-day and eisenhower's involvement in the planning. we have at the eisenhower presidential library we care for three or the am

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thousand students, this speech was heard both in nuremberg and around the world, and although winston churchilldy lost the election and arrived in yes as a tourist, not as a prime minister, and although britain after the forty-fifth year became a small power, churchill’s fulton speech is considered to be the beginning of the cold war here in germany in nuremberg it became obvious to the participants in the process that there was no more anti-hitler coalition . a split in the coalition existed even before the fulton speech. yalta unity turned out to be a hoax churchill, who drank to stalin's health in the crimea in february 1945, on july 1 of the same 45 planned to attack to push the red army out of eastern europe and bomb 20 soviet cities. this operation was called unthinkable, although churchill thought it over in every detail, and since our army outnumbered the entire future anti-soviet american-anglo-polish grouping in this company. churchill came up with the idea of ​​inviting the ss to recycle the nazis and use them again . his generals were twiddling their thumbs at visk on july 5, 1945,

because joseph stalin and winston churchill hate each other. and what happens is it's in tehran, iran of all places. that's where it takes place, because stalin went in the beginning. they said to him listen. we want to have all these different places maybe we'll take out a ruler. they take out a ruler, a measure let's go equidistant from all of us. we'll meet you in. no. how about we meet here? no, no, no, no. just on will. not be anywhere but in tehran. he knows that tehran has an embassy for the british has an embassy for the soviets. they have a railroad there. so they have security forces there. and stalin also knows that the desert there means that it'll keep their secrecy. so now you know they don't want the meeting leaking out early but the meeting gets announced announced the publics they all know fdr. his motorcade comes through the center of the city everyone of course wants to fdr, the president of united states has traveled across the globe and they're all waving and craning their necks to look in the president's inside waving at t

and here is the excerpt and speech of winston, churchill in 1943-44, the monstrous machine of the fascist power was broken by the superiority of the russian maneuver of the russian valor of soviet military science and the excellent leadership of the soviet generals, except for the soviet army there was no such force that could break the back of the nazi military machine knife, the gradual natural death of witnesses, that is, their terrible war is becoming less and less and less and their voice is getting quieter and quieter, the tendency to rewrite history is multiplying the pressure on the inhabitants of the planet. and mostly on the youth proving that he unleashed a war the soviet union that stalin is the same as hitler that the soviet union occupied occupied eastern europe but if the americans got away with that they staged such a monstrous genocide of the native population of america, the american indians. this does not mean that the nazis who killed millions of people should pass the term, but the problem is that the experience of nazism today is viewed from a completely different an

autonomy hungary received a piece of meat at the expense of slovakia winston churchill, the head of the bank of england, montagu norman, transfers 6 million pounds to the reichs bank , the czechoslovak gold reserve, which is stored in an english bank by the british elites, the event was reacted with enthusiasm in march 1939, it was concluded düsseldorf agreement between the imperial industrial group and the federation of british industry on this very day the wehrmacht completely occupied czechoslovakia half of the czechs to assimilate mainly by resettlement in germany as forced labor the other half, especially the intellectuals, are to be liquidated adolf hitler the so -called new order begins to operate german history, the study of the sources of the nargic culture and, above all, the aryan peoples, were standing, the basis on which his racial theory was largely built, and on which his rejection of mixed times rested. on the same basis, his concept of unity with england was supposed to be opposed to the greatest enemy of the west, communist subhumanity, while the fuhrer was firmly conv

it's affiliated with england's herald school, a centuries old institution whose alumni include winston churchill and other british prime ministers. almost two-thirds of the students at the school in japan are from abroad. they represent more than a dozen countries including china and thailand. all of them live in dormitories. classes are taught in english and follow the british curriculum. as with its u.k. parent, the aim of the school is to graduate well-rounded individuals. there are plenty of extracurricular activities including outdoor and indoor sports and an extensive music program. the school in japan is operated by a company based in hong kong. that company has a licensi reement wh the british school tuition for residential students is about $67,000 a year. >> the quality of the teaching, the provision of the all the pastoral and co-cocurricular tubts, fee find a lot of the families are deciding this is not cheap but it's money well spent. >> while some of theintsitutions involved go back hundreds of years, the current push to export british education is quite recent. the government star

winston churchill said i have great confidence in your judgment and common sense of the american peoplenvariably do the right thing after they have examined every other alternative. so i say to you let me begin by saying that i can see in the eyes of the students and in the spirit of this moment we will do the right thing. in recent weeks every one of us has been made aware of the simple truth. americans and americans see the same world and drastically different ways, ways that go beyond and the simpson trial and its aftermath that brought these is so starkly and they went throughth the roof we see the forest that is tearing apart america exists in spite of the remarkable progress black americans have made in the last generation since martin luther king swept america up in his dreams and president johnson spoke so powerfully for the dignity of the man and destiny of democracy and demanding congress guarantee full voting rights for. the ref exists in a very special way in america it's by the fact that wee have become much more racially and ethnically diverse and americans themselves are

and winston churchill said, i have great confidence in the judgment and the common sense of the american people and their leaders. they invariably do the right thing after they have examined every other alternative. [laughing]te so i say to you, let me begin by saying that i can see in the eyes of these students and in t the spirit of this moment, we will do the right thing. in recent weeks, every one of us has been made aware of a simple truth: white americans and black americans often see the same world in drastically different ways, ways that go beyond and beneath the simpson trial and its aftermath, which brought these perceptions so starkly into the open. the rift we see before us that is tearing at the heart of america exists in spite of the remarkable progress black americans have made in the last generation, since martin luther king swept america up in his dream and president johnson spoke so powerfully for the dignity of man and the destiny of democracy in demanding that congress guarantee full voting rights to blacks. the rift between blacks and whites exists still in a very sp

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this is a historical place in this room winston churchill read many famous speeches during world warnd richet hoped to look important compared himself to churchill who wanted to attack russia and after the first and after the second world war there were no, and there were no rallies demanding british the government to send kiev even more weapons. only if these rallies are not organized by the ukrainians themselves. so thoughts of what blue dream. two britons to see the defeat of russia is a stupid fiction. but here in front of the british parliament. we have seen thousands of rallies over the past year, young mothers demanded affordable kindergartens, young doctors with decent salaries, ordinary britons from obstetricians to undertakers, rather want a normal life for themselves than a painful death to russians bbc gives a list of weapons transferred to kiev by london to date. in this matter, britain is tearing the soles second only to the united states and that 14 challenge 2 tanks, at least 120 vehicle armor at least six air defense systems short -range missiles 5,000 anti -tank wea

there's an old quote from winston churchill. americans try everything then ultimately do the right thing. this feels right to me. i thought that's what would happen here is we ultimately do the right thing. host: let me ask you about entitlement programs. mr. zandi: social security, medicare, medicaid. to help up folks that are older, low income, and in poverty. to take them by themselves, social security is relatively straightforward. here, i would increase the earnings that are subject to the payroll tax. right now, there is a cap on the earnings that are taxed up to i think it's $145,000. let's say you pay that and if you make over $400,000, you pay tax on that as well. if we make that change, that makes a lot of sense because the percent of earnings that are not taxed as increased over time since social security was put on the planet during the great depression because of wealth inequality, we put social security on sound ground. medicare and medicaid are more difficult because that goes to the cost of medical care and also

than all the other 25 states of the united nations combined, but an excerpt from the speech of winston churchillstrous machine of fascist power was broken by the superiority of the russian maneuver of the russian valor of soviet military science and the excellent leadership of soviet generals, except for the soviet army was not such a force that could break the back of the nazi war machine. maybe a gradual natural death there are fewer and fewer witnesses, that is, a terrible war, and their voice is getting quieter and quieter, the tendency to rewrite history is multiplying the pressure. on the inhabitants of the planet and mainly on the youth proving that the war was unleashed by the soviet union that stalin is the same as hitler that the soviet union occupied occupied eastern europe but if the americans got away with the fact that they staged such a monstrous genocide of the indigenous population of america to the american indians. it doesn't mean it has to get away with a nazi, who killed millions of people, but the problem is that the experience of nazism today is viewed from a completely di

winston churchill said never given, never, never, never.convictions of honor and good sense. my honor and good sense require me to continue to fight for freedom and that is what ari will do. as i look around this room i see resolute faces prepared to stand up for honor and good sense. you are prepared to defend our right to keep and bear arms. i also see a media at the back of the room who insist we are crazy for doing so. they are prepared at times to shame us and demonize us. i know they will attack me for giving this speech and what i said. if they think that is going to stop me, they weren't paying much attention during the pandemic. it is not just the media, the big government. [applause] >> it is not just the media and big government attacking our rights. now we have seen banking institutions go after industries they disagree with. have you seen that? they are threaten to withhold freedom, cancel loans and holding them to a different standard than how the left is treated. not have been more impacted than those who support the second a