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moment. but first, joining us in our studios is ambassador michael owen, the author of after ike: on the trail of the century-old journey that changed america. how did it change america? well, this was really the first time that a convoy, an official convoy, had driven all the away across country and it attracted a lot of attention. all along the route, thousands of people came out to cheer the convoy on, to look at the vehicles, to talk to the men who were in the convoy, and it really spurred a lot of interest in travel by motorized vehicles, which were just coming into vogue at this time. we re going to watch the film. it is 25 minutes. but did it get a lot of attention in the press? it did get a lot of attention. they had a major sendoff at the white house. president wilson was in europe at the time, but secretary of war newton baker waved them off. there were speeches. the press was all there. and it was really there was really quite a scene at the white h ....
says it s a tool of coercion and political leverage. well i m terry martin welcome to the program would be give us some breaking news just coming in the russian foreign ministry has summoned the german about the dispute over the killing of a former chechen commander in berlin it looks likely that moscow will expel 2 german diplomats in retaliation for the expulsion of 2 russian diplomats by berlin last week this is the former chechen commander who was killed in berlin last summer he was gunned down in a berlin park german prosecutors believe russia was behind the killing and 2 russian diplomats were expelled last week because berlin said moscow was not cooperating sufficiently in the investigation also has denied any involvement in the killing. well for the very latest now let s cross over to our correspondent emily sherwin who study by force in moscow good to see you emily post russia decided to expel german diplomats well we don t actually know yet what we do know is ....
mission throught the country s roads and a map from washington, d.c. to san francisco, a journey documented in a 25-minute silent film which we ll be showing. but first, joining us is michael owen. the author of after ike: on the trail of the century-old journey that changed america. how did it change america? michael: this was the first time an official convoy had driven across the country and it attracted a lot of attention. all along the roots, thousands came out to cheer the convoy on, to look at the vehicles, talk to the men who were in the convoy, and it spurred a lot of interest in travel by motorized vehicles. steve: we re going to watch the film. did it get a lot of attention in the press? michael: it did get a lot of attention. they had a major sendoff at the white house. president wilson was in europe at the time, but secretary of war newton baker waved them off. there were speeches, the press was all there, and there was quite a scene at the white house. t ....
trail of the century-old journey that changed america. hugh did it change america? along the route, thousands came out to cheer the convoy on, to look at the vehicles, talk to the men who remember in the caron voy and it spurred a lot of interest in travel by motorized vehicles. we re going to catch watch the film. did it get a lot of attention in the press? it did. they happened a major sendoff at the white house. president wilson was in europe but secretary of war newton baker waved them off. there were speeches, the press was all there and there was quite a scene at the white house. there s a district through maryland through frederic, maryland, where they spent the first night. walk us through the genesis of this idea and why 08 vehicles as part of this convoy? you have to look at it in the context of the time. world war i had just concluded a few months earlier and the american military leadership realized that in future warfare motorized vehicles would ....