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Refugees. Several members of congress are calling on the white house to halt plans to allow tens of thousands of refugees into the United States over the next 12 months. We are asking our viewers to weigh in on that question. Should the u. S. Close its borders to Syrian Refugees . Our phone lines are open if you want to join us for this discussion. Democrats can call in at [indiscernible] democrats can call in at 202 7488000. Republicans, 202 7848001. Independents, 202 7488002. You can also find us on facebook, twitter, or email. A very good monday morning to you. Most major papers leading with the news about france hitting targets in syria. France targeting isis militants in syria. Below that on the front page of the usa today, the debate on Syrian Refugees is playing out. White house and congress clash over Syrian Refugees is the headline. He Washington Post the front page of the washington times. Obama, u. S. Still open to refugees. We are talking about this debate over Syrian Refug
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Wilderness. Is he going to go bushwhacking in the wilderness . Youre setting them on fire, g e nice, brooks. Brooks is going to speak to us contingencies and circumstances, u. S. Grant and the problem of virginia in 1864. Ks brooks simpson. S [ applause ] well, good morning, everyone. Id like to first thank the teas at the civil war institute. Especially alison and diane as well as peter. I must admit that i feel naked up here without a scarf on. Peters fashion attire will whie understand that reference. While peter recognizes that his adviser Gary Gallagher made d nc mistakes, my binder did no suchs thi thing. I also thought they would dwell on the Sexual Practices and fantasies of confederate generals and their historians. N i thoughtab id tell a little story of my own in this regard. Not about me. Thats a tmi moment, youll have to join me on facebook for that one. That several years ago, my wife, cheryle and i went to wife haven, which is the plantation where ulysses s. Grants inlaw