We want to begin this morning with another looming issue, how the u. S. Should deal with isis and isil. There is a new poll out showing a majority of americans want Ground Troops. Do you agree or do you disagree to go . 202 7488001 for republicans. 202 7488000 for democrats. 202 7458002 for independents. Or send us a tweet http twitter. Com cspanwj. Post on facebook, www. Facebook. Com cspan. Or send us an email, journal cspan. Org. Here is a comparison from september of last year. Those who favor the use of Ground Troops now at 57 versus 47 . Those who oppose 37 percent, what was 46 just a few months ago. We also have a line set aside if youre active or retired military. That number is 202 7480003. Good sunday to you. Lets begin with the New York Times. The piece points out that american intelligence agencies are struggling to determine how difficult it will be to take over multiposul. I battle that is intensifying for aor a major test of the Obama Administrations strategy to stop the
Now, when my specialist is doing brain surgeries and taking brain tumors from patients are awake. This was 1997. I see this human brain pulsate with a beautiful rhythm. In case and the patient was awake. And right there immediate right and i was captivated. The idea was born as to whether not one day i may be able to do brain surgery. And here again. How many times have you operated on a brain . By now, imagine going through presidency, six years, three to 400 cases a year, now as an attendant at Johns Hopkins i do between 250, 300 brain surgery and Plastic Surgery to you. You can imagine the thousands of times ive seen the human brain. It doesnt matter how may times i do that it doesnt matter how many times i see that brain. I still go back to the same feeling. Every time i peel back the direct and open it, i see the human brain pulsating with special beauty. It makes me wonder, you know, every patient whether you are brown, whether youre black, whether youre hispanic, whether youre m
To be married and we had three children. Of course, theres one. Another question for the panel . This question is for mrs. Olson and mrs. Snyder. I heard the toughest job is an army wife. How do you feel about that . Do you feel that . Or a marine wife. When he got home, we were married in three weeks after he got home. The war was still going on, he got to come home because of what he had been through, so thats why we were sent to camp leje e lejeune. We lived there on base for almost a year almost two years i think, we lived on base and it was one of the most fun times of my life. I could walk to the ocean, the grocery store, even though we lived in a what today they call a travel trailer. Thats what all the married marines lived in. I had to learn to cook on a camp stove, i had to pump up a little tank on the front of it. I had some wonderful times. I had marine friends and families, the whole base was family mostly and we had some lifelong friends we made there. Actually, it was a
President ial candidate pat buchanan on cspan 2 friday night at 8 00 eastern books on hillary clinton, barack obama and edward snowden. Saturday at 10 00 p. M. Eastern on after words the weekly standards daniel hall pper. On cspan 3, the negros league monarchs. Saturday, the civil war. And sunday on real america at 4 00 p. M. An interview with president herbert hoover. Let us know what you think about the programs youre watching. Call us at 2026263400 or email us comments. Follow us on twitter. American history tv in primetime begins now with holocaust survivor marcell drimer. He spoke with Journalist Bill beenson. The family lived in nazi occupied poland during world war ii. This event was part of the United States Holocaust Memorial museum mirs person series. Marcell will share his account of his experience during though holocaust and as a survivor for about 45zsoy minut. If theres time at the end of our program well then have an opportunity for you to ask marcell a few questions. Th
I think that there needs to be a campaign of writing letters instead of all these emails because they can keep those lett letters instead of they cant keep the emails. Theyre in space. Letters are tangible. And reread them. Thats the wonderful part. And years and years from now, those soldiers can read them and think back. It is very necessary for people to write letters. At 5 00 a booth will open over by the statue where you can make a card to send to a current soldier. We have time for one more question. We have one more. I have to get through the maze. Thank you. What effect or what memories do you have from the rationing that went on during world war ii . I know my mother has talked about it briefly, but she doesnt talk very much about those memories. Well, as kids we didnt notice it so much except for a shortage of bubble gum. [ laughter ] it would pass very quickly if some store got it. Because we did have a farm and access to other farms we were able to get things that probably