so he rolls down the hall, barges into winston churchill's room and says, winston, i've got it. and winston is standing there stark naked having just gotten out of the bathtub. and, you know, fdr is very embarrassed. he starts trying to bail out and churchill's says the minister of great britain has nothing to hide. the president of the united states and. thus, in the same instant, those two phrases, united nations special relationship were born. thank you very much. and i will take questions now. thank. please come over and use microphone if you have any questions. your book reports due on monday in first period. thank you. wonderful as you carefully and very gently stated, there are more than a few between that period. today's and rachel maddow as you also said has written about a period but i've heard her say that she is opting about the near future just because we were able to survive or democracy was able to survive for that particular period. are you equally optimistic. i'm not optimal mystic, but i have confidence. i turn to roosevelt for advice here, which is partly why

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pamela churchill, herrmann, daughter-in law of winston churchill, was frequently dismissed as little the more than a social climate. but nearly three decades after her death, a new biography called kingmaker reveals an amazing tale of subterfuge seduction, and high society. herrmann and would eventually become us ambassador to france. author sogno panel, join me to discuss this remarkable woman and the key role she played enabling the special relationship between britain and america. let's start a little bit at the beginning. she was a little bit sort of wanted to get out of that sort of stultifying life, right and wanted to get married. she didn't do very well in the debutant season. and she was pushed towards randolph churchill. was very much her decision. she was the eldest daughter of a lord and endorse it quite rural. they remote house. what she wanted was fun and excitement and she's taken a very early interest in politics. now at the beginning of the war, she met randolph he asked nine women to marry him. he wanted to saira a son before he went to all nine had said no, probabl

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went down at one time when winston churchill said: "no, we will destroy hitler." do not idealize churchill, but joseph biden now has a few months to make a decision at the level of an outstanding, great political and military figure of the world, that is, he can grant ukraine certain permissions and ... increase the nomenclature weapons, long-range weapons and aviation, that is, joseph biden can play until the end, whether he will go for something like this, or he will be a hostage. election campaign of the democrats. president biden is deeply convinced that ukraine should not lose this war. i would like him to state more clearly that ukraine must win this war and define what that means. if pressed on him, i think he would say that ukraine's victory in the war means the cessation of hostilities on the terms determined by ukraine. biden will retain all power until the inauguration of a new one president, january 20, 2020. at 25 years old, he not only has the right to make the decisions he thinks is right, but there is no problem with the fact that his political care

it's called london winston churchill in the battle for civilization. some earlier reviewers found that a little bit misleading because really what it's about is a lot of winston churchill, but it's really on the battle of britain itself. the period from may 1940 through september 1940, where literally a civilization hung in the balance. you know, if if they lost the battle of britain, hitler and then nazi germany have been able to invade england, and then everything would have changed churchill probably would have either fled to or been imprisoned in the king would have been taken off his throne. so everything that we think of when we think of england was changed and solidified that month. so as kevin was saying, so politely, most of you probably know from the killing series, i've been a writer for ever since i caught my quit my corporate job in 95. well, i didn't quit. they fired me, but i left my i left my it was i mean. nobody wants to get fired. but i we literally when my boss told me i should find something to do with my livelihood, i was probably

and missing for two years — where has this famous wartime photo of winston churchill been?night at 1030, fresh insight on the stories of the day, with big interviews and our regular panel. and a look at what the papers say about tomorrow's news. good evening. president putin has said tonight that the us and european countries will be directly participating in moscow's conflict with ukraine — if they lift restrictions on kyiv using long—range missiles to strike russian territory. he said this would change the nature of the conflict, and mean the us and other nato countries were fighting with russia. sir keir starmer, who is currently heading to washington, is expected to discuss the use of such missiles tomorrow with president biden. the prime minister responded to president putin by saying it was russia who started the conflict with its illegal invasion, and that it could end it straight away. in a moment, we'll speak to our russia editor steve rosenberg, but first here's damian grammaticas. two and a half years after vladimir putin launched his invasion of ukraine and almo

did at one time, when winston churchill said: "no, we will destroy hitler." i'm not idealizing churchill, but joseph biden now has a few months to make big, big, political and military decisions. of the world, that is, he can grant ukraine certain permissions and possibly increase the range of weapons, long-range weapons and aviation, that is, joseph biden can play to the end, will he go for something similar, or will he be a hostage of the democrats' election campaign? president biden is deeply convinced that ukraine should not lose this war. i would like him to state more clearly that ukraine must win this war, and you... define what that means, if pressed, i think he would say that ukraine winning the war means an end to hostilities on the terms determined by ukraine. biden will retain full power until the inauguration of the new president on january 20, 2025 . not only does he have the right to make the decisions he thinks are right, but there is no problem with the fact that his political career will soon end. so his... main consideration is how any actio

because winston churchill had some misgivings about just handing over the land willy nelly uh to the zionists and massive amounts of land that as at that when it was actually controlled by the british mandate so we've actually seen quite a lot - even of their their allies and their own political opponents by lekud uh also it's not just netanyahu who has uh scupered this 21 uh uh was it 21-day peace agreement i think it was uh that was suggested and and and recommended by some of the western powers uh actually uh there are even elements within his own government that threaten threatened to if he was to accept that to asked him as prime minister to overturn the government if he accepted it, so there is a whole cohort of maniacs behind netanyahu uh, it's not just him, so if you want to look at exactly what should happen to benjamin netanyahu now uh, if you look at the their own jewish law, the tora uh written in the uh old testament, in the books book of... etc. uh, it's very clear in the mosaic law, thou shall not kill, if if there was a judicial court, which is following these old mos

went down at one time, when winston churchill said: "no, we will destroy." , i do not idealize churchill, but joseph biden now has several months to make a decision at the level of an outstanding, great, political and military figure of the world, that is, he can give ukraine certain permissions and possibly increase the range of weapons, long-range weapons and aviation , that is, joseph biden can play to the end, will he go for a similar one, or he will be a hostage of the election. democratic campaign. president biden is deeply convinced that ukraine should not lose this war. i would like him to state more clearly that ukraine must win this war and define what that means. if pressed, i think he would say that ukraine's victory in the war means the cessation of hostilities on the terms determined by ukraine. biden will retain full power until the inauguration of the new president on january 20, 2025. side, he not only has the right to make decisions that he considers correct, but there are no problems due to the fact that his political career will soon end.

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a famous black and white photograph of winston churchill from 1941 has been found two years after it to the canadian parliament. he tells them a story that french generals had said britain would have its neck wrung like a chicken in just three weeks. this was his famous response. some chicken. some neck. just moments later, the wartime leader had his photograph taken. it has become the definitive image of churchill epitomising britain's bulldog spirit. it was taken by photographer yousuf karsh. years later, he explained the reason for the famous scowl. karsh had just pulled churchill's cigar out of his mouth. i said, forgive me, sir. by the time i walked back to my camera, the four feet, he looked so belligerent he could have devoured me. and then he delivered himself with one of the most eloquent remarks. he said, "you can even make a roaring lion stand still to be photographed." and the image has been known as the roaring lion ever since. it has been on the £5 note since 2016. karsh gave a signed copy of the print to the chateau laurier hotel in ottawa, where he had lived for almos

atlantic ocean , on board a warship, us president franklin roosevelt and british prime minister winston churchill signed the atlantic charter, a declaration on the two countries' goals in the war against nazi germany and its allies, as well as on the post-war state of affairs in the world. the ussr joined the declaration post factum on september 1, 1941. among other things, the charter contained the basic principles of future world justice, including the right of nations to choose their form of government, the restoration of sovereign rights and self-government of those peoples who had been deprived of it by force. however, the united states forgot about this point immediately after the war in first of all. in relation to europe, it was already clear then that there could be disagreements between the allies, because, please note, the soviet union had not yet been invited there, that is, the countries were going to agree on what the future of the world and europe would look like without the participation of the most important strategic... key player, the soviet union, which made the most important

yes. course, winston churchill. yes. anyone dare disagree?hen people start saying that we need to think something. >> i don't like being told what to think. but on churchill, the clip you've shown is utterly absurd. i personally find it quite offensive. i mean, i don't have a right not to be offended. my have a right not to be offended. my grandparents on my father's side, hitler tried to murder because they were jews in vienna. my grandfather on my mother's side got the military cross for bravery, for fighting hitler's forces. the idea that hitler, who tried and did kill 6 million jews and brought death across europe and not just across europe and not just across europe, but across the world. the idea that somehow churchill was the chief propagator of death in the second world war is just a disgraceful thing to say. he's entitled to say it, but it's a disgraceful thing to say. and you talk about the right. i think it's very interesting you talk about the right. i mean, i don't know what this man i don't know who he is. i don't know what his

these days in moscow, stalin met with british prime minister winston churchill for the first time.e reported that at the moment the allies were not ready to open a second front in europe. there was no help to be expected from anywhere. the situation was desperate. it was in 1942 that the reserves ran out and stalin. after negotiations with churchill, berezhkov wrote it down, went up to the map, and said, with his healthy hand he circled the indian subcontinent, he said, here he says, we, he says, will have to, he says, emigrate, he says, is it really, he says, that's the point, but i won't go to england, i say i've already been there, here to india, to india, on september 3 the soviets troops engaged in fierce battles with the germans on the streets of stalingrad, the battle for this... the city became the bloodiest battle of world war ii. during 200 days of fighting, the germans carried out more than 700 attacks. over 3 million bombs and shells were dropped on the city. as a result of the bombing, stalingrad was completely destroyed. thanks to reserves pulled together in time, by

, when winston churchill said: "no, we will destroy hitler." not idealize churchill, but joseph biden now has several months to make a decision at the level of a prominent, great, political and military figure of the world. that is, he can give ukraine certain permissions and it is possible to increase the nomenclature of weapons, long-range weapons and aviation, that is, joseph biden can play to the end, whether he will go for something similar, or he will be a hostage of the democratic campaign. president biden is deeply convinced that ukraine should not lose this war. i would like him to state more clearly that ukraine must win this war and define what it is. means, if pressed, i think he would say that ukraine's victory in the war means the cessation of hostilities on the terms determined by ukraine. biden will keep all integrity authorities before the inauguration of the new president. january 20, 2025. not only does he have the right to make the decisions he thinks are right, but there is no problem with the fact that his political career

if i were winston churchill he would say he was okay but he was not special tonight. >> greg: the samethe previous debate. if you look at it there was no difference. >> mr. trump: i actually want to that attitude, i had a different attitude. you never know about debate. mike isaac said everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face. there was a lot of truth to that. >> when you walked and you caught three before you even said hello. >> mr. trump: i have people telling me i am wrong about things that are totally right. i was right about just about all of the stuff they were correcting me on. my only regret is that i wanted to be elegant and i did not want two after the anchors, i wish i did, it away. >> that is our job. we take care of that. >> greg: we have to take a quick break and then we will co (♪) (♪) bounce back fast from heartburn with tums gummy bites, and love food back. (♪) (♪) [child laughing] (♪) [child giggling with delight] (♪) (♪) ♪ ooooh. ooooh. ♪ ♪ ooooh. ooooh. ♪ come on, you two. dinner time. ♪ ooooh. ooooh. ♪ baby. ♪ ooooh. ooooh. ♪ what the biggest compani

chamberlain, returning home, pathetically declared to england that he had brought peace, but as winston churchilld, when choosing between war and shame, the british chose shame and received shame. on september 30, 1971 , an agreement was signed in washington on measures to reduce the risk of a nuclear war between the ussr and the usa. it was called one of the first signs of detente. the signatures were put by foreign minister andrei gromyko and secretary of state william rogers. this unique document regulated the behavior of the parties in the event of a nuclear alert, in order to immediately notify of any incidents related to. possible explosions of nuclear weapons, to take measures to prevent accidental or unauthorized use, notifications of planned missile launches, detection of any unidentified objects by systems and other confidence-building measures were provided. today, most soviet-american strategic agreements have been dismantled by the united states, but this agreement is indefinite and is still in effect. this is what this day in history was like. vostok launch vehicle a duplicate of th

it was you, you defeated the nazis, it was not general harald or winston churchill, it was the sovietple, they defeated nazism in world war ii, i know this because i have studied history, that is why the invasion of kursk is like a joke of fate, events are repeating themselves, like in 1943. then he returned to england, when the war began, he was drafted, he refused to go into the army because he was a christian and opposed violence. he was a conscientious objector, saying that no one would ever can kill, it is against his faith, so in 1939 from the very beginning.

the 13 who fell will join such distinguished heroes as george washington, winston churchill, harry trumanonald reagan in receiving the congressional gold medal. on behalf of a grateful nation, we thank your sons and daughters for their service and we thank you for the values and character you instilled in them, to give them the last full measure of devotion. it led them into harm's way for the cause of freedom and for the country they loved. there is no higher calling. there is no greater service. there is no greater sacrifice. thank you for being here today. and may god bless and comfort our 13 gold star families. >> ladies and gentlemen, the united states army brass quinn at the time performing "mansions of the lord." ♪ ♪♪ >> the honorable hakeem jeffries, leader of the united states house of representatives. mr. jeffries: good morning to all. it is with a heavy heart that i offer my deepest sympathies to the families and loved ones of the servicemembers killed during the terrorist attack outside of the kabul airport on that terrible day three years ago. today and every day we mourn wit

the 13 who fell will join such distinguished heroes as george washington, winston churchill, harry trumanonald reagan in receiving the congressional gold medal. on behalf of a grateful nation, we thank your sons and daughters for their service and we thank you for the values and character you instilled in them, to give them the last full measure of devotion. it led them into harm's way for the cause of freedom and for the country they loved. there is no higher calling. there is no greater service. there is no greater sacrifice. thank you for being here today. and may god bless and comfort our 13 gold star families. >> ladies and gentlemen, the united states army brass quinn at the time performing "mansions of the lord." ♪ ♪♪ >> the honorable hakeem jeffries, leader of the united states house of representatives. mr. jeffries: good morning to all. it is with a heavy heart that i offer my deepest sympathies to the families and loved ones of the servicemembers killed during the terrorist attack outside of the kabul airport on that terrible day three years ago. today and every day we mourn wit

it was you, you defeated the nazis, it wasn't general harald or winston churchill, it was the sovietople, they defeated nazism in the second world war, i know this because i studied history, that is why the invasion of kursk is like a mockery of fate, events are repeating themselves, like... in 1943, when the germans fought fiercely for kursk. but we know how it ended. 20 million soviet people died, but nazism was defeated. my father was a teacher. it is an interesting complex story. after graduating from durham university in england.

in 1942, winston churchill, the british prime minister, fearing that they would become extinct, asksre, gibralta will remain a british colony, we are a colony, that's the problem, and what will we like to be is is is i think the more pertinent question, we have not even been allowed to to to to conduct a referendum or or a consultation of the type that would allow the people of jubalt to actually say what they want to be. england and spain continue to have a political dispute visa v gibralta, unfortunately..." el tema cuando cuando llega a los extremos de decir que se va a cerrar la frontera de gibraltar por parte de españa como ya se hizo en alguna ocasión, esos deseos de cierre de frontera y y demás pues hacen que la población inteligente. la línea diga que sea ser también una zona donde haya la misma cobertura que que en gibraltar de impuestos y demás y extender la frontera de gibraltar hacia san roque o algo así cuando le preguntas a cualquier linense y tú le dices oye que van poner la frontera en gibraltar la respuestas habitual es no yo quiero que la pongan en san roque o en cu

it shows winston churchill in 1941 scowling after canadian photographer use of cash the trademarks ago from the british prime minister's mouth the porch was displayed inside the chateau laurier hotel in ottawa, canada, where kash once lived. it was stolen and replaced with a fake. now police say they've recovered it we've been waiting for this day for over two years now. and i'm beyond excited. i can guarantee you that once the portrays back is going to be very secured. arms and it's not going to move from the wall that for sure we've learned our lesson. we're not specialists in art, but we're becoming so police say the photos, traffic to italy and sold with neither the auction house nor the buyer knowing its history. a man in canada is facing multiple charges. the photo we handed over to canadian officials later this month now, a farmer in north dakota wrote his marriage proposal in a field of soybeans. he planted soybeans last year to spell marry me using technology and precision planting. his girlfriend thought they were taking an aerial crop tool when he asked a pilot friend to fly

in 1942, winston churchill, the british prime minister, fearing that they would become extinct, askedill remain a british colony. we are a colony, that's the problem, and what would we like to be is is is i think the more pertinent question. we have not even been allowed to to to to conduct a referendum or or a consultation of the type that would allow the people of jobolte to actually say what they want to be. hizo en alguna ocasión esos deseos de cierre de frontera y y demás pues hacen que eh la población inteligente de la línea diga que sea ser también un un una zona donde haya la misma cobertura que que en gibraltar de impuestos y demás y extender la frontera de gibraltar hacia san roque o algo así cuando le preguntas a cualquier linense y tú le dices oye que van poner la frontera en gibraltar. britain has learned one lesson that we might be very small, but just as the spain sees us as a stone in their shoe, we can be a little rock in the british shoe as well, it's best to leave us alone. women in the united states have been fighting uphill battle against gender inequality and yet

louise says winston churchill was correct when he said socialism is a philosophy of failure.creed of ignorance and the gospel of envy. its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery. it's a wonderful quotation. i have a feeling i may crib that for future speeches. and phil says labour's sorcery is a mere pretence for tax rises . utterly pretence for tax rises. utterly cynical robert jenrick, one of the tory leadership candidates, has taken a strong stance on echr membership today at the tory party conference. >> for our party, this is more than just leave or remain. frankly, our party doesn't have a future unless we take a stand and fix this problem. it's leave or die for our party. let's leave the echr and let's get this done . this done. >> and it's no secret that i agree with robert. if we want to solve the channel migrant crisis, we must leave the court and convention. and it's become something, as robert also said, which its founder, winston churchill, would no longer be supportive of. well, my most incisive panel is still with me. telegraph columnist tim stanley and

randi kaye, cnn, atlanta were just trying minister winston churchill got angry when a photographer pollar right out of his mouth ahead, how resulted in one of the most famous photos in history, and how the stolen portrait is on its way home, stay with meet free monday to fizzle pans sunday so many ways to save life ready wallet, happy. that's 365 by whole foods work link relief work. blinking really, the only three and one extended release formula for her dry eyes its pods biggest sale of the summer save up to 25% on moving in storage for a limited time in cy pods has been trusted with over for 6 million moves, but don't wait, use promo code big 25 to save visit hot.com today. we all know costs are too high, but while corporations are gouging families, trump is focused on giving them tax cuts. but kamala harris is focused on you building the middle class will be a defining goal of my presidency. >> she will make groceries more affordable by cracking down on price gouging. and she'll cut housing costs by taking on corporate speculators. middle class families build america. we need a lead

he blamed winston churchill for a lot of what happened now, republican vice presidential nominee j.d. vance has an event with tucker carlson later this month. he was asked if it was appropriate for him to sit down with tucker given some of the people tucker's platform, that historian candace owens and others, here's what j.d. vance had to say agree or disagree with anything that tucker carlson for his guests say, we believe in free speech, we believe if you don't like an idea, obviously holocaust was a terrible tragedy. and it's something that we have to make sure never gets repeated again in this country. the best way i think to ensure are never gets repeated again anywhere in the world. gold certainly in this country or anywhere else. the best way to ensure that doesn't happen is to debate and push back against bad ideas. it's not to try to censor and suppress them i don't know that anybody was a calling for censoring and suppressing that. but what's your take on the answer there? >> i mean, it's pretty pretty weird frankly that you're talking about debating holocaust denial. >> i m

urgently began to transfer reinforcements to a rack and used aircraft radius war. secretary, winston churchill birds, the use of chemical weapons against the rebels. and general ser i, elmer hell deign, bordered the destruction of any village where weapons were found. burning a village properly takes a long time, an hour or more according to sized paulding recalled cynically. in his memoirs, the mediaeval girl, the paid off, the revolt was crush. however, separate his empire had to make serious concessions. in 1921, it recognized bustle. the 1st as the king of a rag time gave part of the power to representatives of the local population. v a racket revolt marked the beginning of the national consolidation of the country and became an important milestone on the way to final independence cuz i know it's not so someone that just didn't want to say a monthly basis to fall under the guidance of evacuation about 50000 people were transported. the main purpose of this concentration camp in bella rose was to insight prisoners was typhus, and use them as a human shield against the advancing. so it'd be