you drive those yankees out of bounds.erry well, well, the next day, october 28th, bragg decided that needed to ride over himself and talk to longstreet. and they had a very tense meeting at a place called sunset rock. if some of you have been to lookout mountain, you can go out to sunset today and stand the very place that those two officers stood and take a at the lookout valley. you have a great view, ohashi and the whole lookout from there and. when bragg was finished, he told i'm sure that was a very tense meeting. and bragg tells longstreet, you them now with your whole corps and if you need help i'll send you a from breckinridge corps but you've got to drive those yankees away from the river. bragg rides off longstreet's there. i tell you what, boys will attack. we'll attack with just one division and won't attack the browns very will attack that vulnerable force. it archie and we won't attack away will attack night. now one thing i think there's some reason that he did that beus somewhat vulnerable to unin artiller

if you're a yankee, think god harrisburg's on the right side of the river. if harrisburg is on the left side of the river, we might be saying, y'all, too, and you can count that. but harrisburg's on the right side of the river. so here's your quick geography lesson is the susquehanna river divides principally union two, almost two states. those on the east side eagle stance. those on the west side are steelers fans. and so you tend to get dichotomy, but is the key. there's all these railroads that are running through there and without using the up top here in harrisburg you have two railroad well two branches, a railroad bridge and another bridge followed me down the river to wrightsville and columbia. there's another bridge there going on down the river nothing else from harrisburg to connell, maryland, at the time of the civil one bridge, one bridge south of harrisburg. and so the whole gettysburg campaign in pennsylvania at least, can be summed up pretty easily to protect the river, if a yankee take the river crossings, if you're a confederate. so that's

they are on bridges, yankee calvary and they run like the wind. that is as soon as the confederates arrived. here is two of the four monuments. next time go find the four monuments to the june 26 fighting. you have all driven past that one right there opposite john burns house right at the intersection of where the federal point hotel is and it veers off to that statue. that is not to the battle of gettysburg. that is the 26 volunteer militia and the june 26 fighting. on the right, another monument you probably never thought about. it is the front of a junkyard not far from the first shot marker. this is the first shot of the june 26 fighting marker marking where the union camp was. there is all kinds of fighting going on west of gettysburg. the commissary guard and most of the men escape. the militia cavalry escapes to hanover. leaving behind what is left of the infantry regiment. 743 men. 26 pennsylvania volunteer militia. three days of training. most of them never fired a shot in their lives. now they are desperately fleeing gettysburg trying t

he starts singing and doodle dandy we all start singing yankee doodle. and soon as there's first american soldier comes in there is a whole battalion of american soldiers. we are standing there singing yankee doodle dandy without the words and they stand and cry. they look at us and they cry. i mean, battle hardened soldiers, men that probably were in the battle of the bulge or whatever they were fighting, they stand. they look at us and cry. we stand there, cry them and sing yankee doodle. that scene is. something which i'll never forget. i mean, it is like saying, what took you so long? are you. something it could project conferences and program and overseas tours to to anybody is interested or enthusiastic about a world war two so it was a love of learning and exploding these ideas into larger formats that ideas of just war and peace the struggle freedom and democracy. it was ranks right up there with them. human rights civil rights tolerance. how was begin wars and the liberating power that changes the lives of people. and boise and i want to say tha

you are only a few points debelow schiff -- >> i forgive you larry for being a yankee fan.t it is was about when baseball was vibrant that reminds me of california when i came hire 50 years ago, the economy was doing great and d industry was booming. and global leaders, it was a heart beat of america then. it is just a murmur now, what shaping to -- what is happening in californias rep resonates, i am running against clear politicians and a disfunctional washington and people of california are starting to listen, it is resonating, a common sense, that you don't hear. we getter closer ewe have 19 points and we're touring throughout the state, we have gone to the border and homeless in san diego, and l.a. and sacramento. we have talked to teachers, i look at them eye on eye and i ask them what their life is about. and my opponents don't do that. larry: push for growth. push for lower taxes steve garvey, california is the most incredibly tacked state in america, and taxed state in america, a friend of mine gavin newsom is raising taxes again. >> larry, i listen to catechism of

he starts singing and doodle dandy we all start singing yankee doodle. and soon as there's first american soldier comes in there is a whole battalion of american soldiers. we are standing there singing yankee doodle dandy without the words and they stand and cry. they look at us and they cry. i mean, battle hardened soldiers, men that probably were in the battle of the bulge or whatever they were fighting, they stand. they look at us and cry. we stand there, cry them and sing yankee doodle. that scene is. something which i'll never forget. i mean, it is like saying, what took you so long? are you. something it could project conferences and program and overseas tours to to anybody is interested or enthusiastic about a world war two so it was a love of learning and exploding these ideas into larger formats that ideas of just war and peace the struggle freedom and democracy. it was ranks right up there with them. human rights civil rights tolerance. how was begin wars and the liberating power that changes the lives of people. and boise and i want to say tha

reached the us beating heart in the region, namely tel aviv. so the alarm had now sounded for the yankees to do something. iran aggressively pursues these weapons and exports terror. states like these and their terrorist allies constitute axis of evil arming to threaten the peace of the world. on september 11th, 2001, the twin towers in new york collapsed after fabricated scenario and it paved the path for the us to officially launch the military deployment to west asia. so the us army invaded afghanistan on sunday october 7th, 2001 with his full military force. two years later, on march 30th, 2003, the us waged new war in the region with its military aggression against iraq under the pretext of another unfounded claim that saddam hussein's regime was making weapons of mass destruction. وجود داره ارزش های لیبرالیسم و ارزش های امریکایی است. این منطقه جاییست پل ارتباطی شرق و غربه. هر کسی بتونه در این منطقه حاکمیت داشته باشه و نظم خودش رو حاکم بکنه خب قطعاً می تونه اقتصادهای دیگر دنیا رو کنترل کنه رقبای دنیا رو کنترل کنه. نکته بعدی موضوع امنیت رژیم قاسم صهیونیستی در منطقه غرب آسیاست که یکی ا

yankees on until they were within 100 yards of us. i laid my gun down across the top rail of a fence and ran my eye down the barrel. this was first gun fired at the battle of manassas i set my gun down and jumped the fence i had no reach on top of it when zip when a bullet by my head. this was the first intimation that i had that a yankee shoot at you if he had the chance. and i lost no time in getting down from that fence for 2 hours, the boomed and the muskets rattled. here on both sides of bull run. by about 8:00 or so, up on top the hill you see in the distance there, right up there, van pelt hill, the commander of the confederate forces, received a warning by signal by flag signal semaphore signal by a man named edgar porter alexander, whose tent had been pitched on that hill the night before by who that morning had left to go to a signal station about five miles away, and that morning i had reporter alexander was looking through his spyglass reading a signal from the top of powell hill when he spotted the background, the glint o

any yankee lawyer i ever saw and sells bargains. bargains? he knows these men need him more than he needs them. and also he appears. recognize breckenridge? they're certain, but they can't risk it. so allows himself to be blackmailed. there's holes. holes for more and more money to get these wheels under their boat to get the boat to the indian river. but they finally get their on may 31st. they're low on water. so they have to dig holes in the sand on the banks. and that water seep into them in order to drink. you can imagine what that water tasted like. by june 1st. the mosquitoes are at them and swarms constantly they they go in the daytime and bury themselves in the sand with just their noses sticking out and their hats over their noses. so can breathe. and then at night they man the orders to roll on down the river on a couple of occasions they have to very silently glide past federal outposts one at fort pierce, for instance. their hope is to go to jupiter, which is still there today. and to sail out that and into the atlantic to make t

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steve garvey, i'm a lifelong yankees fan, new york yankees fan but i will acknowledge you were a helllook forward to your pushing hard against adam smith, adam schiff, i'm sorry. you come up with the polls five or 6%, 18%. you're only a few points below schiff. tell us about this race. >> first of all i forgive you, larry, being a yankee fan. you remember the great world series. that is what it was all about. baseball was so vibrant. reminds me of california when i first came here 50 years ago, vibrancy of california. economy was great. industry was booming. aerospace, farming was global leaders and i said it was a heartbeat of america back then, it is just a murmur now. what is happening throughout california resonates throughout the country. i'm not a career politician. i'm running against career politicians and a dysfunctional washington. the people of california are starting to listen to my message and to stand up and it is resonating. it is a common sense, compassionate consensus building approach you don't hear. we're getting closer. we have 19 points in 3 1/2 months. we're tour

you were link has sufficed kohls, for most cruise, any of its safety procedures. profess, marcelo yankee or researches the ethically sustainable development of a i systems and you are a technology use at the technical university of munich. he told me earlier how you are link works. so the spring computer interface establishes a direct communication possibly between the brain of a patient with a new or logical condition and an external computing device. and nearly is involved in the 2 technologies that are relevant here, the brain computer interface itself. so this technology that enables these patients, presumably a patient with quadriplegia, so was the paralysis of all 4 limbs. to control a computer device before an activity, but also on the to the surgery. roberts, dead on send you a link is producing, which is the robert that is used to implants the device and to the patient's brain . so there's a real opportunity here if, if i understand how you're describing it to, to really help people. there is, um, there is some real clear benefits with this. it is yes, absolutely. we should reme

one of them is the carol 's belongings, the project is crazy, the museum of the yankee kupala and theennies of the national bank of belarus. u expressions. artifacts that demonstrate the process of making coins, working tools, and other coins are the gray saints and abrads of belarus. the exhibition project of the dzyarzhanaga literary arts museum of yanka kupala and the museum of the grand national bank of the republic of belarus is pleased to present a wide range of memorable manners, saints and abras of belarus, which issue of the national bank over 200 4 pa 2009 . this fundamental thing is sacred to the divine cycle and symbolic for our museum... student new year. christmas trees are not only for the holidays; the museum of stylized trees present the zhykhars of the pershamaisk district of stalin. cossack winter stories created a community of kindergartens, schools and businesses. seleta at the seasonal exhibition of hundreds of needles, these traditions of the persham region, which are three bastards of the most creative collections, creation of new year's decorations, carols and

yankee foreign equipment, as well as in ilichovsk, this is already the odessa region, there is a seaportre, in the village of velikiy dalnik, the target could be a radio intelligence center. russian special services detained accomplices of the kiev regime in the lpr. preparation of sabotage, espionage, collection of data about our military, for this the curators promise money and security, but such people are consumables for the sbu, only death and a long term behind bars lie ahead. operational footage. operational footage, fsb officers in the lugansk people's republic, together with colleagues from the department in the southern military district, are preparing for arrest, the suspect's car is stopped at the checkpoint. 276, that is, for espionage, this resident of lugansk has been traveling around the lpr since 2016. in ukraine, i was stopped by law enforcement officers of ukraine , the pillars were pulled out, a trailer was brought there , i was beaten, my things were inspected, they told me that they would lock me up for a long time, or cooperation, as if there was nowhere to go, i m

yankees should be upset.hould be upset. >> jesse: the vikings. >> fighting irish. >> jesse: the raiders he looks white on the helmet. tomi, let's make the redskins the furies. the washington furies. >> yes. >> jesse: i like a lot of the sick kinky freaks in dc would love it. >> see that's another problem. i know we make jokes and things. i enjoy that. allow it i watch the adults in furry outfits who are they trying to attract? we realize who is attractpugh with joe camel. what are these people doing as cuddly animals? think about it. i don't liking what it sets. dei. we need to have diversity, inclusion and equality. die. hopefully one day it will die. then eventually they will teach people to diy do. it yourself. >> jesse: you're right dei is doa on primetime. thank you, tomi, so much. see you later. >> thank you. >> jesse: before we go we can't finish dei thursday without phepblgsing biden's chief diversity and inclusion officer is leaving. the first ever dei officer. we wish michael well and expect joe bid

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fifth floor. yes, yes, clear, second shooting for the yankees, clear, really , please tell me, why arethe final, let’s go with the norwegians and fight for the victory. yes, russia has gold, team relay gold, not everything went smoothly, but victory is victory, i congratulate you on gold, gold winter games, the stadium is rejoicing, you and i are rejoicing, thank you girls. well done, girls, everyone who hasn’t seen it, dedicates the russian national team, russia! well, it’s cool i made you, oh, you might think that you lost me more yesterday, old ladies, isn’t it time for you to quit, it’s absolutely impossible to run with you on the highway, sand is falling out of you. you can’t wait, of course, thanks yang for the training, see you, come on, i was just thinking, maybe for one more game, yes, but that we have every chance, yes, yes, of course, and maybe one more child, so one does not interfere with the other, we will discuss this. so moms, let’s wave without looking, oh, thank you, well, how are you here, without me, it’s fine, well, that’s it. the economy in figures, the developmen

. >> todd: a tesla driver and yankee fan in chicago. keep up the fight, go, yankees. climate czar is asked about a carbon footprint during a visit to switzerland. >> what is carbon footprint every year you come here, you think it is worth it, peasant's pay for your crime? >> stupid question. >> is it really? >> we are done, done now. >> todd: joe concha not a pez ants, he is next. >> carley: and lawrence will look at what is coming up. >> lawrence: a jam-packed wednesday morning, former president trump patching things up with ex-rival vivek ramaswamy. new poll shows nikki haley could give the former president a run for his money in new hampshire. we break down the data. and dean phillips says his party is delusional about the president's 2024 reelection prospectses. west virginia senator joe manchin set to meet with the president today to move him to the center, he will join us live on that. plus, chinese scientists experimenting with mutant covid strand that has 100% kill rate in mice. former cdc director robert redfield will tell us if there is risk for humans. and

the yankee kupala museum and the grand museum of the national bank of the republic of belarus are pleasednge of memorable manners, saints and abrady of belarus, which issue of the national bank from 2004 to 2009. this fundamental thing is sacred to the cycle, and it is symbolic for our museum that the first medal that was issued was kupalle. the great people will be glad to see you all at our exhibition, there... further sports news, we will see you at 15:00, all the best, victoria azarenka starts the new year with a victory, belarus played her first match in 2024 on the courts of brisbane, where in the second round of the bta-500 series tournament she defeated russian anna kolinskaya, 6:1 in the first set, and in the second victoria had a tense tiebreak, 10:8... result: 2 hours and 12 minutes the match lasted: in the 18 finals azarenka will play either with angelina kalinina or with the winner of the first round of the confrontation zeyneb sanmes, clara burel. liverpool defeats newcastle 4:2 in the match of the twentieth round of the english premier league. the team played all the goals

though the missile attack was iran's first direct encounter with the us, it wasn't the first time the yankeests. بهش می گفتم مطمئنم شما شهید میشید ولی نمیدونستم انقدر زود. عمده این ترور ها ناشی از توانی امریکا و رژیم صهیونیستی بوده. maximum coordination with the israelis, united states is manufacturing false premise for confronting iran, for what reason, regime changed. rest of the headlines, israel is committing the world's most documented genocide in history, the palestinian death doll tops 23, mostly women and children. palestinian authority president tells the us secretary of state that gaza is integral to palestinian. statehood aspiration, also in the headlines parliament speaker tells his asian counterparts an international conference on palestine that action needs to be taken to stop the israeli genocide in gaza.

on young has supplied russia with me, solves and launches. villarreal seeing lead alexander lucas yankee has signed a new law, granting himself immunity for life, from criminal prosecution legislation. also it makes it impossible for opposition latest living in exile to ron and future presidential elections. because shanker has held me a absolute power in belarus. full nice, there's a use the gym and these carbon dioxide emissions filled to the lowest level in 7 decades. last year, research has side of the drop was because much less power was generated from coal emissions from industry. both like fail as companies comp production due to an economic downturn. starting here in germany in the chancellor, olaf schultz has visited flooded areas in the north of the country, rising fund waters. main dikes are at risk of collapse. one village is baffling, the waters with the help of specialist st in from france. platform, which is as far as the i can see at this small village of tube and in germany, smoke rising waters have been collecting from nearly 2 weeks. perhaps something to get into house

how's the fight between the yankees and the confederates? yes. very far away, rather, while this is a dispute between administrative subjects, in order to call it a full-fledged civil war, you need to have a real civil confrontation here, it doesn’t exist, but of course there are prerequisites for the fact that it could arise, as you correctly noted, if, for example, an armed clash occurs between the texas national guard or an allied force. to her with the forces, forces, forces there of florida, relatively speaking , the us border service, the federal there, but it is still problematic to believe in such a scenario again, we are talking more about a symbol, but this shelby park is a small area in the city of ipas , in fact, how it all started, the texas national guard installed wire fences there, biden was told that they need to be cut off, after that... states one after another began to support texas, well , because everyone is suffering from the influx of illegal migrants in america, even such liberal cities as new york, only in december a rec

though the missile attack was iran's first direct encounter with the us, it wasn't the first time the yankeesates its hatred on houses of the lord. this mosk was reduced to rubble by f-16 warjet. their way led to the... destruction of the houses around the mosk, causing the fall of martters and injuries amongst neighbors of the mosk. the palestinians did not stand on the romans of the damas idly, but they created temporary most that don't protect them from neither the cold of winter nor the heat of the summer. the one you're watching news from your host for you. us is really genocide in gaza is now and it's 97th day as world health organization calls a humanitarian situation across the territory. indescribable. iraq's resistance fighters say they've attacked two military bases housing occupying us forces in iraq and syria in response to israely genocide in gaza. and yemen reaffirms international navigation in the red and arabian seas is safe, accusing the us of trying to militarize the red sea.

though the missile attack was iran's first direct encounter with the us, it wasn't the first time the yankeesلال بادخال اي بالتالي عدم اتاحه هذه الميه للتدفق داخل حدود قطاع غزه طبعا هذه كلها تعتبر سرقه من قبل الاحتلال لمصادر المياه الفلسطينيه المي حتكون مالحه جدا جدا يعني تقريبا مشابه لميه البحر ومع ذلك نستعملها يعني مضطرين للاستعمال اليومي محدش بيصيرها ماحدش نهائيا to occupy palestine, to expell palestinians from their homes and to kill them at will. they needed excuse, so they called the land their own homeland or... for night, ishering in a dark chapter in the history of the world, but shall the owners of the land return home? the story of the 72 hours prior to the assassination of general. how these 72 hours passed before the general and those accompanying him were marchered, the story of those close to him in the region, unheard details from the likes of said hasan nasrullah, nuri al maliki, adul abdul mahdi and hadi al-amiri. stay with us on press tv. the headlines israel intensifies its air strikes and ground incursions in the gaza strip as a un agency issues a fresh warning about huma

in the words of the classic hero, the yankees bathed two dzyurkas on their noses and everything endedian languages ​​do not always have the same mouth and face. i'll give you a medal from the belarusian language of palyn, a man of the same family, i'll lay down the zhanochaga. well, the names of the berries are hell crane and charnits may take the form of multiple faces. only this way and not the other way. the broadcast has an intellectual and entertaining program. in your own words, i am alena tracenka, and we are growing. sennya will work on researching her knowledge in language and literature, and she will develop her skills and become cadets. friends, let's know. good zen! good day, i’m julia, a student of the 11th grade of the gomel cadet school. when i have free time , i go in for sports and take a rest. what sports do you play and what exams do you take? i'll take track and field athletics, rock climbing, physics, mathematics and russian language. change these subjects you plan to take in any official exams. i want to try to find out what kind of parachute is on your kicel? th

the country , geographically half the country, and the entire south, the traditional one, which the yankeestill don’t particularly like, especially when the federal government, and washington and new york are associated with just this swamp, which is mired in corruption, which, which does not make any decisions, where one half of the congress is at war with the other half of the congress, forgetting about people, this is all just mobilization. we will see how they will disentangle it, especially since the election campaign itself is going in a completely strange way, firstly, there are only two candidates left, and we understand which of these two horses runs faster, but the question is, that they will run through a minefield, that is, it no longer depends on the horses, and we know traditionally that the american oligarchy, the financial oligarchy, stopped at nothing to... eliminate the president who shows independence from it, this was the case with kennedy, and so it was with nixon, precisely because these two men did not want to accept direct commands from the financial oligarchy, they

i love --ing steve garvey, i love the yankees, you're right. larry, love that, love the show, it's terrific. we've got news coming in. let's bring in congressman anthony des to see toe. congressman, sit tight about the mayorkas impeachment hearing today. hunter biden will sit for a deposition february 28th, your reaction? >> hopefully, he doesn't make a spectacle out of it again like he did last time. elizabeth: so he is going to talk to congress. that news coming in. that is for the president's impeachment inquiry. let's turn to the mayorkas impeachment inquiry. the biden border crisis has been hammering the president's polls. you were in today's impeachment hearing. dhs secretary mayorkas, a no-show. it featured victims, victim families killed in the border crisis. how come mayorkas did not appear in. >> is he apparently told the committee he was too busy speaking to mention pecan officials. we had two moms, one whose daughter was raped and killed at the hand of an ms-13 gang member who crossed our southern border, and the other whose daughte

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. >> new hampshire voters use every bit of yankee ingenuity to get to the polls. one well-known dog sled racer offered voters a taxi service. >> reporter: in new hampshire they take pride in their first in the nation status and it's now state law. they must hold the first primary. >> why change it? trying to stack the deck so someone else can win, because they can't win here so they can win somewhere else? it's crazy. >> reporter: the state's been te site of several twists and turns like three days before the 1980 gop primary. a newspaper debate had been deemed in violation of federal election rules. so then candidate ronald reagan offered to pay for it. but the paper invited only reagan and top challenger george h.w. bush to go one on one. reagan wanted lesser-known doenders to also appear. the moderator disappeared. reagan interrupted. >> excuse me, governor reagan, would the sound man please turn mr. reagan's mike on for the moment? >> reporter: and it led to this political mike drop. >> i am paying for this microphone! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: ther

it turns out that the former confederate leaders are again preparing to give the washington yankees aive battle. biden gave texas exactly 24 hours. to open borders, otherwise he said that nothing good would come of it. the national guard from other states has just been brought to texas to protect the borders, that is, orders from washington to stop the piracy were ignored. the military strength of the new confederation is 102,000 people, that is, almost half the strength of the us national guard. in general, hello texas people's republic. 19 states. us army. a showdown at the southern us border between local authorities in texas and the federal government over how to handle the influx of migrants. we're here on the governor's orders to protect texas. texas governor greg abbott is continuing what he calls operation lone star. it is aimed at retaining migrants. says it will hold the line, more fencing, texas government , federal officials say texas should allow full access to this park by friday. the biden administration has ordered the state to allow border patrol agents into the area

my choices, yeah >> reporter: that frustration with this year's political offerings is echoed at yankee bowling lanes in manchester. >> i can't pull the lever for somebody that i don't believe in >> you would like new people >> new people. fresh minds, fresh ideas. >> that's the best we've got? come on now. >> reporter: but amidst the political despair, we did still find some hope >> would you describe our politics as broken >> misled. >> it's not broken this is what democracy's about. >> that's what democracy's about. >> it's just kind of off track a little bit. need to bring it back a little >> i like it you've got a little bit of optimism. >> you have to you have to. >> reporter: chuck todd, nbc news, manchester, new hampshire. >>> in 60 seconds, the faa expands its call for inspections of popular boeing 737 jets after that mid-air emergency forced the grounding of another model in the fleet. details right after this >>> the faa is urging airlines to inspect the door plug on another boeing model to make sure it's properly secured, even as the max 9 remains grounded after that blowout