. trump s election night claims of fraud were made without regard to the truth. and before it was even possible to look for evidence of fraud, attorney general bar wasn t alone. you ll see and hear to day other department of justice officials and senior advisors to mr. trump that they told him a claims he was making were not supported. i evidence. the election fraud claims were false. mr. trump s closest advisors knew it. mr. trump knew it. that didn t stop him from pushing the false claims and urging his supporters to quote, fight like hell to quote, take back their country. after he lost the election, various legal challenges were made. you ll hear testimony to day from a renowned republican election litigation lawyer who explain the normal process by which candidates challenge an election rather than a sat the results of the election and the decisions of the courts. mr. trump pursued a different strategy. he tried to convince the american people the election had been stole
There you go. I think we will have to move from here. We are getting tear gassed. The al jazeera correspondent tear gassed by Israeli Forces during a live broadcast. Celebrations and a show of force, north koreas ruling party marks its 70th anniversary. And the samborins in zimbabwe at the International Street carnival. In sports, scotland survive a scare to stay alive in the world cup. Putting them sending japan out of the tournament. Two suicide bombers are thought to have been behind two deadlyplosions in the turkish capitol, anklera, the figure at the moment is at least 95 deaths, another 246 people injured when the blast went off near the citys train station. Turkeys government said its treating it all as a terror attack and announced three days of mourning. The prokurdish Peoples Democratic party said the blast specifically targeted its members who were taking part in that rally. Jamal aishayal reports. Reporter calls for peace drowned by the sounds of explosions. This was the mo
Basket of the area. And wheat here is like what tobacco was to the east of us. This 1820s American Farm was originally located about an hours drive north of here in what is now northern Rockingham County. When it was first built it was still augusta count. The main part of the house was constructed in 1773 from a german immigrant which is the typical story, coming down from pennsylvania, which is why the museum wanted the property because the family story was shared by others at the same time. Were in the parlor in this rather fancy it is fancy for a farmer. This was added by the original owner as grandson in 1820. But it is an older house. By the time this house looked like this, and by the time this parlor that we can see behind me look the like this in 1820, the frontier was quite far west. In fact it was basically in missouri. That would be the frontier, out to the mississippi. But when the main part of the house was built across the hall from us in 1773, it would depend from what
Could have forecasted at that time the problem that the whole country and definitely the valley would face some 40 years later. There were a lot of community. For example, when the main part of the house was built, this is a nice log house, that would be a community event. You might have four corner men responsible for the notching of the logs and everything else. But the entire community would take part. Much like a modern barn raising amongst the ommish and other folks because they would catch up on news and do some courting and get together and socialize. So the community was definitely much more involved in things like that and these folks are lutheran and they went to the local Lutheran Church, raiders Lutheran Church in Rockingham County and that would form their Community Events through the church. But they would also be form projects maybe when someone was bringing in a crop, folks would share that you know, share some of the duties in return for help from that family for some
And hear historical interpreters describe daily life. We visit two farmhouses and a schoolhouse to hear how life changed over the course of the century and learn how National Politics impacted this area before the civil war. This is the second of a twopart series. Joe i am the director of marketing here in stanton, virginia. We are a Living History Museum with a mission focus on education. Our objective here is teach people how a unique folk culture was created through blending of european, african, and Indigenous Peoples cultures. Today we are going to be on the american side and will be looking at two farms and the early american schoolhouse. My name is stephen gallagher. My title here is interpreter those of us who are in costume, interpreting exhibits are referred to as interpreters. And i work on the 1820s farm. These folks were farmers, primarily wheat farmers. Like most folks in the valley, mixed grain and livestock, and they raised beef cattle for sale. They made butter and che