Youll see more of the exchange in just a minute but the day started when Speaker Pelosi said the house is moving forward with the next step of impeachment saying the facts and constitution give them know choice. Today i am asking our chairman to proceed with articles of impeachment. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi called the president s actions a trade of trust and announced the house is moving forward with impeachment. If we allow the president to be above the law, we do so surely at the peril of our republic. In america, no one is above the law. Hepe impeachment has nothing to do with President Trump asking ukraine. It was not new news. They always had the written timeline from the day they were sworn in. But she said it has brought the congress to impeachment. Do you late the president . I dont hate anybody. Timeout late anybody. President trump called the speakers reaction a quote nervous fit and said he doesnt believe her when she said she is praying for the president. The committee wi
Good morning class and welcome back to history 3290, modern American Military history. Today, we are going to continue our conversation about the second world war. And, specifically we will look at an aspect of the war through what we call the lens of industrial mobilization. And, industrial mobilization is often understood as the key to allied victories in this ward. It is often said that the allies win because they out produce the axis powers. Im sure many of us have heard this before and perhaps encountered it or read it. But, one of the problems with that line of reasoning is that if it is simply an amount of stuff that produces victory. But at the beginning of this war the axis powers possessed more. So that cannot absolutely establish ultimately the trajectory of allied victory. Because, the allies for a long time are deficient in that quantity of stuff. The other aspect of the material argument, if you will that the allies out reduced and overstated and under simplified. In a al
Seeing the president , two exr president s, all sorts of ambassadors and other diplomatic people, very important people, that really dawned on me, my gosh, she really was important. We never thought of her in that way. We never viewed my grandmother. She was only a grandmother to us, and that is all she ever wanted to be to us. 3, 1942. N in january my father was elliott, and elliott was the second oldest of the sons and third oldest of the children, so my dad kind of fell right in the middle. I think he always felt that he was the middle child, but you claimmy uncles used to that he was my grandmothers favorite. I am not sure that was true, but that is what they claimed anyway. My mother and father were divorced when i was only two, and my time with my father was really quite limited and as a consequence, you know the rememberg that i can was howim talking about he almost felt somewhat estranged from my grandmother because i mean, he loved her she was so busy that it was almost he fel
He was looking for a way to preserve the papers of his administration and also his personal papers. And so, he created a library on the grounds of his a here in hyde park, new york. What he decided to do was raise private money to build the library and then he gave it to the government to be operated by the national archive. That model was followed by subsequent president s. This is the first of the president ial libraries that was created and operated by the national archives. About 10 euros ago, the library embarked on an ambitious plan to look at the entire museum and really bring it up to date. The new galleries opened in 2013 and basically everything you see at the museum now dates from that 2013 reopening. It is all brandnew. A fresh look at the lives of franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt and at his presidency. In 1932,ition began the year he was elected president of the u. S. That was a year of tremendous crisis for the nation and the world. The country was in the third year of the
And so, he created a library on the grounds of his here in hyde park, new york. What he decided to do was raise private money to build the library and then he gave it to the government to be operated by the national archive. That model was followed by subsequent president s. This is the first of the president ial libraries that was created and operated by the national archives. About 10 years ago, the library embarked on an ambitious plan to look at the entire museum and really bring it up to date. The new galleries opened in 2013 and basically everything you see at the museum now dates from that 2013 reopening. It is all brandnew. A fresh look at the lives of franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt and of the roosevelt presidency. The exhibition began in 1932, the year he was elected president of the u. S. World. The country was in the third year of the great depression. In 1929, the depression began and unemployment in the u. S. Was at 3. 2 . At the time he was running for president in 1932,