there is a letter from george meade to john reynolds. george meade has already ordered john reynolds to go to gettysburg. our friend, mr. sears, who wrote his history of gettysburg, battle of gettysburg, it's a fine book. and he's a fine historian. but he didn't make the remark that meade told him to go to gettysburg but didn't tell him what to do once he got there. and i looked at that and i go that can't be. that can't be. long ago, i thought this is not -- can just tell him to go out there. 14 miles ahead of army headquarters. 32 miles ahead of manchester. why would he do that? here is the letter i found. what's interesting about this. the letter is in the official records. but what's not in the official records is that this letter is written entirely in george meade's own handwriting. and it's a letter to john reynolds. he even signs it yours truly. can you imagine that? operational commander of an army sending a letter telling you to go out there with your corps and he goes yours truly, george meade. but it's yours truly. this is wh

and it is true on june 2nd to john reynolds met. with henry hallick and the president of the united states as well as his secretary of war about the object or about the prospects of he becoming commander of the army of the potomac and he candidly said to george meade later that he declined. because he didn't want to pick up after burnsides and hookers leaving. now that pretty well expresses the opinions of lots of the high command of the army of the potomac. and when you stop and think about it. that poor army from the peninsula campaign in june of in july of 1862 to second, manassas to antietam to fredericksburg and to chancellorsville had not won an engagement against that enemy of theirs in any of those. nothing and yet the casualties in those campaigns continued to climb. he mcclellan lost some 16,000 on the peninsula. there were at least 16,000 casualties in the army of the potomac alone at fredericksburg and a similar number in chancellorsville. and as we all know by march the lincoln administration and congress managed to get

and as john reynolds said, invite to drive forward our modern industrial strategy. a true partnership between government, businesses, and trade unions. [applause] >> this isn't about the size of government, it is about what government can do. government can support businesses -- and help them grow. help bring in the creative genius of scientists -- sciences and universities to tackle the challenges on behalf of working people. -- ideology is a barrier to growth. and i tell you another one. the mess that they have made of our public services area -- services. -- strong public services -- invest so that parents can go back to work. more mental health support. skills training when you need it. and growth improves. but we have to be honest i would like to sit here and say that labor means everything but the damage they've done to our finances and public service means this time the rescue will be harder than ever. it will take investing, of course it will. but it will also take reform. one, we need to train and motivate the very best doctors, nurses, teachers, police off

and that was john buford. and he says, buford, you go out and see if the enemy's or left. and so buford assembled his brigade and headed out into the roads down here. but by the time he managed to do that, it was too late. the confederates would attack. now, getting back supporters attack here. the big one. as porters men fall back. mcdowell is on chin ridge here. he's got reynolds command out reynolds divisn out here. he's got nathaniel mclain's men, which scott llalk aboutnd has written about beautifully up here on chin ridge. and that's about it. and at that moment, watching porter's men fall back d there was ever any evidence that didn't understand the tactical situatn,e promptly as porter's men fall back here, mcdowell orders reynolds men off of ten off of the ground south of the turnpike to come up here and support porter's retreating men leaving by 4:00. that fewer federals in front of longstreet than in any other point in the battle. it was, i think, without question, one of the most important, most significant tactical mistakes ever made by a corps commander on a

and that was john buford. and he says, buford, you go out and see if the enemy's or left. and so buford assembled his brigade and headed out into the roads down here. but by the time he managed to do that, it was too late. the confederates would attack. now, getting back supporters attack here. the big one. as porters men fall back. mcdowell is on chin ridge here. he's got reynolds command out reynolds division is out here. he's got thiel mclain's men, which scott will talk about and has written about beautifully up here on chin ridge. and that's about it. and at that momentwahing porter's men fall back and if there was ever any evidee that didn't understand the tactical situation, he promptly as porter's men fall back here, mcdowell orders reynolds men off of ten off of the ground south of the turnpike to come up here and support porter's retreating men leaving by 4:00. that fewer federals in front of longstreet than in any other point in the battle. it was, i think, without question, one of the most important, most significant tactical mistakes ever made by a corps comma

and that was john buford. and he says, buford, you go out and see if the enemy's or left. and so buford assembled his brigade and headed out into the roads down here. but by the time he managed to do that, it was too late. the confederates would attack. now, getting back supporters attack here. the big one. as porters men fall back. mcdowell is on chin ridge here. he's got reynolds command out reynolds division is out here. he's got nathaniel mclain's men, which scott ll talk autnd has written about beautifully up here on chin ridge. and that's about i and at that moment, watching porter's men fall back d if there was ever any evidence that didn't understand the tactical siatn, he promptly as porter's men fall back here, mcdowell orders reynolds men off of ten off of the ground south of the turnpike to come up here and support porter's retreating men leaving by 4:00. that fewer federals in front of longstreet than in any other point in the battle. it was, i think, without question, one of the most important, most significant tactical mistakes ever made by a corps commander

and that was john buford. and he says, buford, you go out and see if the enemy's or left. and so buford assembled his brigade and headed out into the roads down here. but by the time he managed to do that, it was too late. the confederates would attack. now, getting back supporters attack here. the big one. as porters men fall back. mcdowell is on chin ridge here. he's got reynolds command out reynolds division is out here. he's got nathaniel mclain's men, which scott will talk about and has itn about beautifully up here on chin ridge. and that's about it. and at that moment, watching porter's men fall back and if the s ever any evidence that didn't understand the tactical situation, he promptly as porter's men fall back here, mcdowell orders reynolds men off of ten off of the ground south of the turnpike to come up here and support porter's retreating men leaving by 4:00. that fewer federals in front of longstreet than in any other point in the battle. it was, i think, without question, one of the most important, most significant tactical mistakes ever made by a corps com

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john: he also got involved in the redistricting matters as well. justice alito: that was the major project during the 1980's helping states come into compliance with reynolds versus sims. one of my memories from high school was lying in bed and listening to this clanking of the mechanical adding machine that he was using down in the kitchen to draw maps. the technology today is different, but he said even back then just with the tools that were available to them, he could draw maps to achieve with very little population deviation and respecting jurisdictional lines to achieve pretty much whatever. john: that is great. [laughter] after graduating from high school you went to princeton near your home in trenton. you once stated that while you were at winston you saw very privileged people behaving irresponsibly, and i could not help but making a contrast about some of the worst that i saw on campus and some of the decency of people back in my community. can you explain what you meant by that and have informed your thinking? justice alito: the specifi

on assessment appeal board number 2, item 3 on today's calendar i make a motion to reappoint john lee andio sef tahbazof to seats 2 and 4 respectively and appoint mervin conlen to seat 3. for item 4 assessment appeals board 3, i will make a motion to reappoint mr. ridgell and reynold to 1 and 4 respectively on that motion a roll call, please. >> yes , on that motion- [roll call] i assume that is residency-it isn't required but should we still note it in the motion? >> why don't you note it in the motion. so moved. amend my original motion to note mrs. gilbert requires a residency waver that may not be required. >> yes, that motion passes without objection. >> alright. would you please read item number 5? >> yes, item 5 ordinance approving surveillance technology policies governing the use of body worn cameras by the rec and park department security cameras by the department of elections third party security cameras by the airport and location management system by the rec and park department and making required findings in support of said approvals. >> colleagues, we amended this item

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tonight -- john oliver. star and creator of "abbott elementary," quinta brunson. music from courtney barnett. featuring the 8g band with craig reynolds ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers this is "late night. we hope you're all doing well tonight. and if you don't mind, we're getting to the news. president biden returned to the white house today after queen elizabeth's funeral. of course, now he's calling it his flat [ laughter ] according to a new survey, 80% of americans said that they have not cried about the death of queen elizabeth, while the other 20% said, "no spoilers!"