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process but we cannot guarantee perfection. nixon comes off that he justified the wiretapping and of the watergate building just down the street committee justifies those as national security measures. that is where he lost it. congress overreacted placing heavy burdens. host: tell us how that has been working out for the congress. guest: the war powers act basically says the president did he uses force abroad he must get the permission of congress when a nation is attacked and if he does not do that within 60 days, then the troops have to come home. that did not stop residence. in a president that said that is constitutional? each 12 refuse constitutionality pro i get, but the congress tries to put more controls of the executive branch and did the covert action area but the executive branch takes action anyway. congress, a lot of the story is how far did the but they will never cut off funding for the war. they will have oversight but they will not cut off the covert a
begun in may 1864, really before there was a cemetery. how did that happen? it happened that 1864, the war civil war had been going on for several years. in washington was really a hospital city at that time. there was as many as 50,000 soldiersnd sailors in the hospitals of washington, temporary hospital set up all over town. and of course, those people started dying and they had to be buried. so earlier in the war, the national cemeteries were established at alexandria, virginia and at the old soldiers home in northwest washington. they were planned to accommodate all of those who died in the washington area hospitals. what happened was that the war went on much longer and was much bloodier than anybody expect it so that we pretty soon filled up the graveyards, the national cemeteries in alexandria and at the old soldiers home in washington and needed new imperial space. so the quartermaster s office of the union army looked across the river and found this place, arlingto
compared to just ten in el paso. the 2100 this year have died in just ten in el paso. my daughter goes to el paso to high school, told her classmates about relatives murdered in juarez this year. so you re talking about a serious tragedy. the juarez murders have included 100 women more than any year during the searching by spiritualistic deepness imprimis as distortion activities burgundy come october 29 was at first industry with no homicide. think about this. every day leap in the the paper five, ten, 15 people murdered to october 29 listing a celebration of what is because no one was murdered and every other day including yesterday included murders. the violence as a result of a war between the cartel and the juarez cartel and attempting to take control of the lucrative plats from the juarez. the mexican military said 10,000 troops in 2000 federal police to training purposes only worsen the violence. the military has alleged to create human rights abuses in the police are
hospitals, temporary hospitals set up all over town. and of course those people started dying and had to be buried. so the national cemeteries were established at alexandria virginia and up the old soldier s home in northwest washington. they planned to accommodate all of those who died in the washington area hospitals. what happened was that the war went on longer and was bloodier than anybody expected this of that we pretty soon filled up the graveyards, national cemeteries in alexandria and at the old soldier s home in washington and needed new burial space. so the quartermaster s office of the union army looked across the river and found this place, arlington and thought it would be a good place to begin burying people. arlington happened to be the home of robert e. lee, the confederate general. so, not only was it a convenient place to begin military burials from the symbol war. it was also thought to be a matter of justice, maybe even vindication if you want to call it