Melenchon. And a tie rirade on a fligh good morning from studio 57 newsroom at studio headquarter here in new york. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. This week the white house plans a new push on health care and plans to outlike a tax care plan. Funding expires friday and a budget deal is complicated by a showdown with democrats over one of the key Campaign Promises, a border wall. Hena daniels is here with the details. Good morning, hena. Good morning, annemarie. With congress set to return to washington from a twoweek recess, Vice President pence is rushing back for whats shaping up to be a busy week in capitol. Vice president pence cut a planned v sunday, aiming to get to washington as lawmakers begin negotiations on a spending bill to avert a government shutdown. A shutdown is not a desired end, its not a tool, its not something we want to have. We want our priorities funds. President trump insisted the new budget includes funding for the border wall along the u. S. mexico b
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Got your newspapers today. I got you guys newspapers today. Got you guys newspapers today. You know bill . Is this all that . I delivered them in a p 38. Sports. Robbins, oh, is he in now . Thanks. Who is that . The boss. Hello, this is frank robbins. I have a great idea for a new column. Yes sir, i will be in right away. I got newspapers today. You make a good soldier. He wants to get in the navy. Come in. Hello, frank. Hello, mr. Weldon. The servicemens column i have been doing once a week, i think this new one would be better. It has a different slant. Sports are pretty close to your heart, are they . Yes. What is the most most thing sports have in common . Teamwork. Exactly, teamwork. And the complete democracy of it. And the fact that a man is measured only by his ability and skill. Yes, that is right. You have seen some great white teams and some with both negroes and whites as teammates. I want to write a column about a great team like that. I have tickets to Something Interesti
Im oliver north and this is war stories. How do you fight an enemy so dangerous, so desperate hes literally willing to kill himself in order to destroy you . You fight to the death, thats how. On the island of okinawa, thats exactly what the soldiers, sailors, around marines did in a gut wrenching final showdown with Japanese Forces in the spring of 1945. This is the story of what was to be the last battle of world war ii. The bloodiest conflict of the pacific theater, with over 600 wounded and more than 100,000 japanese soldiers and equal number of civilians died. This would become japans brutal last stand against overwhelming american force. At sea, ferocious fighting between american ships an sued seed a kamikaze pilots killed more sailors than any other battle, including pearl harbor. And on land, one soldier called the battleground the most ghastly corner of hell he had ever witnessed. Spring, 1945. The tide of war had turned, but it wasnt over yet. One year earlier at normandy, a
Im oliver north and this is war stories. How do you fight an enemy so dangerous, so desperate hes literally willing to kill himself in order to destroy you . You fight to the death, thats how. On the island of okinawa, thats exactly what the soldiers, sailors, around marines did in a gut wrenching final showdown with Japanese Forces in the spring of 1945. This is the story of what was to be the last battle of world war ii. The bloodiest conflict of the pacific theater, with over 600 wounded and more than 100,000 japanese soldiers and equal number of civilians died. This would become japans brutal last stand against overwhelming american force. At sea, ferocious fighting between american ships an sued seed a kamikaze pilots killed more sailors than any other battle, including pearl harbor. And on land, one soldier called the battleground the most ghastly corner of hell he had ever witnessed. Spring, 1945. The tide of war had turned, but it wasnt over yet. One year earlier at normandy, a