steve: did i not realize until i heard about your book about the secret meeting in tehran with three world leaders. bret: goes overlooked in world history. 1943, fdr, churchill and stalin meeting and really the at the brink part is that the u.s. and the allied forces could lose world war ii. we forget that and they meet in tehran. they have a contentious meeting trying to get stalin on board. and they plan d-day. without that planning. without that operation, the world would be a much different place. steve: right. and fdr and churchill on the same page. they really weren t. churchill was much more skeptical of stalin and getting together with stalin. but listened to fdr. and what happens there and the concessions that they give to stalin really sets the groundwork for the cold war later as he takes over eastern europe. brian: took tremendous risk. also went into they were targeted too. hitler knew what was going on and where it was. bret: assassination attempts. plot dropping in
so obviously off the rails, why not hold their fake impeachment inquiry out in the open? sunlight is the best political disinfectant. easy answer. the closed-door shuffle allows democrats to preset the theme of each witness, spin the secret testimony, cherry pick then leak the phrase is most favorable to their impeachment narrative. acting ambassador to ukraine to bill taylor, a never trumper himself, had his turn in the star chamber today. it s not even noon and this is the most disturbing day in congress so far. it s very troubling. the testimony was explosive, i would say this is the top witness we have learned from so far. he gave tremendous testimony today. laura: spin spin spin. sources familiar with the testimony told fox news that taylor didn t offer any new evidence and have zero
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show. we were covering it and it was in two words wicked awesome. it s the quintessential boston song originally by the sandels normally reserved for fenway, foxboro, and the td garden. thursday night a whole new level of victory taking center stage. come together reporter: ten star-studded bands and artists all with ties to boston sharing the stage in helping raise money for boston s one fund. the likes of aero smith, new kids on the block, jimmy buffet, and james taylor. we ll sing sweet baby james because it has that line. reporter: after the bombs went off on boyleston street bonnett born james taylor got a call from an old pal to help. taylor didn t hesitate.
knaidel, k-n-a-i-d-e-l. the crowd was cav elling. arvind mahankali wins it all. yid ish for dumpling. one of the last 281 spellers left standing. winning the 86th annual national scripps spelling bee. arvind mahankali joins us. how do you feel this morning? well, this morning i still haven t really fully understood what has happened. or happened last night. you spelled a word correctly that s really hard and beat hundreds of others to win the spelling bee. congratulations. thank you. you say you don t understand. i don t understand nearly 95% of the words they ask you about. we have something in common. what i love about your story,