[explosions] in public, hitler assured the germans that mr. churchill tells his people england will win, "but i tell you victory belongs to germany." [cheering] but in private, he put the head of the luftwaffe on the hot seat. gÖring was ordered to do something -- and do it quick. he ordered attacks on in land air drums and industrial centers. maybe he could knock out the raf on the assembly lines. he adopted the tactics, too. more fighters and fewer bombers. or maybe he had fewer bombers to send. those he did send were perfected fighters at high altitudes, fighters on both sides, fighters in the front and in the rear, fighters weaving in and out of the bomber formation. >> britain, winner of the first round, was ready. with higher morale and sharper defense. improved listening posts were set up along the coast and warned of the enemy's approach before he left the continent. a quick flash from a station. pilots were on their way to meet the enemy while he was still over the channel. day after day, out of sight and almost out of sound of the w

so whenever i visit domestic trouble which is often i will say at least fdr did not tell mrs. roosevelt that winston churchill thank you for coming to stay in the white house for a weekend stay for christmas until christmas eve afternoon. it is amazing she did not just kill him. also fdr drank odd martinis that were three quarters removed and one quarter gin it is amazing that we want. [laughter] churchill hated them he would pour them out and kill the plant during one summit. and if he would pour out a drink it was bad. he wasn't perfect because what is the greatest american moment? people say world war ii. absolutely right but remember the soul and the clan so here we are protecting power to defeat tyranny around the world and what is the reality at home? a segregated america? military? franklin roosevelt signing an executive order 9066 to join the japanese-american simply because he thought they may be a security threat. but pushing on. that last example is joe mccarthy. i don't know if this will resonate. so it's kind of funny. and not an interesting senator looking for a

so whenever i visit domestic trouble which is often i will say at least fdr did not tell mrs. roosevelt that winston churchill thank you for coming to stay in the white house for a weekend stay for christmas until christmas eve afternoon. it is amazing she did not just kill him. also fdr drank odd martinis that were three quarters removed and one quarter gin it is amazing that we want. [laughter] churchill hated them he would pour them out and kill the plant during one summit. and if he would pour out a drink it was bad. he wasn't perfect because what is the greatest american moment? people say world war ii. absolutely right but remember the soul and the clan so here we are protecting power to defeat tyranny around the world and what is the reality at home? a segregated america? military? franklin roosevelt signing an executive order 9066 to join the japanese-american simply because he thought they may be a security threat. but pushing on. that last example is joe mccarthy. i don't know if this will resonate. so it's kind of funny. and not an interesting senator looking for a

to take you to mohsin griffiths he's the un special envoy to yemen must be disappointing day for mr griffiths because he was very positive about these talks take place in geneva as we sometimes just whedon's day let's listen in to what he's saying. and i'm sorry that was the case. and i'm. sorry it's taken so long to get here anyway i do as you said as you say a few opening remarks and take some questions so for me the important. aspect of these last three days is that we have started consultations. the process of beginning. the road back to peace has started not quite in the way that we would have wanted. but it is begun. we've had three days as planned indeed of very fruitful discussions consultations with the governor yemen delegation who arrived. in in the city on the fifth i appreciate their commitment and i appreciate the engagement on the issues and the details of the issues that we discussed. we've we focused on as i mentioned the other day confidence building measures sorry to use that cliched . but that covered that and it still does by the way because we're going back aft

., the president, mrs. clinton my husband and i figured out chelsea is sleeping where hopkins slept. the clintons were sleeping where fdr was. the room they gave us was churchill's bedroom. there was no way i could sleep. i was certain he was sitting in the corner, drinking his brandy, smoking his cigar. that bedroom is the scene of my favorite story, when churchill came there, after pearl harbor, he and roosevelt were set to sign a document, that put the associated nations against the axis powers nobody liked the word associated nations. the morning he woke with the new idea of calling them the united nations. so excited he was that he wheeled himself into church hill's bedroom, our bedroom to tell him the news. it so happens churchill was coming out of the bathtub. roosevelt said i'm so sorry. ly come back in a few moments -- i will come back in a few moments. churchill has the presence of mind oh no please stay the prime minister of great britain has nothing to hide from the president of the united [laug