Experts, video tors, and questions from the audience, we tell the stories of americas 45 first lady. Now, we look at two administrations led by widowed president. We begin with Rachel Jackson and emily donaldson. This is about 90 minutes. Rachel was not a fan of anything that took Andrew Jackson away from the hermitage. Her preference apparently didnt strongly influence him. She ran the plantation or the farm and kept everything in order. She might not have been like abigail adams, but she could write a nice letter. She was not as frumpy as she was reputed to be. As he rose in politics, that was an ugly sore. The campaign was so bitterly fought. They went all out, completely calling her a whore. Rachel was good garbage for them. She dreaded going to washington and made the statement, id rather be a doorkeeper in the house of god. Before he left to go to washington, she died. Emily donaldson was 21 years old. She became the white house hostess. For all the negatives washington had to sa
Section 215 authorizes metadata collection, the bowl collection or as densely authorizes because last week we found out that the Second District federal court agrees that the patriot act never really authorized this program that these programs are illegal. But the nsa would tell you that these programs were all the rise dissection to give teen and then the fisa court preceded to write a warrant that covered every american citizen. I think there rounding said Founding Fathers would be appalled. The policy is far from being up to date. We have policy that is woefully out of date. We have copyright policy from 1976. We have Electronic Communications privacy act which was done in 1986. I started working on email in 1989. We have email is a standard form of munication coming yet we still have a situation where a piece of paper in your desk drawer, Law Enforcement would need a warrant to access that information, but the email thats been stored in the cloud for 180 days or more not subject to
And it really is. American history tv is featuring cspans original series at 8 00 eastern on sunday nights throughout the rest of the year. Cspan produced the series in cooperation with the White House Historical association through conversations with experts and questions from cspans audience, we tell the stories of americas 45 first ladies. Now we look at two administrations led by widowed president s and the women who serve as first ladies. We begin with Rachel Jackson and Emily Donelson. This is about 90 minutes. Rachel was not a fan of anything that took Andrew Jackson away from the hermitage. Her preferences apparently didnt strongly influence him but rachel was always the thing that he would come back to. She ran the plantation or the farm and kept everything in order. Everybody loved her who worked there or was enslaved there. She might not have been like Abigail Adams but she could write a nice letter and she had nice jewelry. She was not as frumpy as she was reputed to be. Th
The community here in hampton roads. Host we have 30 seconds left but were at a stateowned port here. Stateowned versus privately owned in this country, major ports. Whats the difference . How many are we talking about . Guest all of our members are public port agencies. Many are state, some are local like city, counties, harbor districts, et cetera. And they handle most of the public type groups like containers, et cetera. Many of the ports facilities that handle things like oil, petroleum products, liquefied natural gas, et cetera, are private facilities and they handle a lot of those types of bulk commodities. So theres probably roughly an equal amount of public and private terminals. Host kurt nagle, the president of the port authorities, we thank you for talking to our viewers and welcome us to the port of virginia. We appreciate it. Est happy to be here. President obamas News Conference from earlier old i from earlier. A look at first ladys Rachel Jackson, willie donelson, and an