Professor james campbell. James campbell is the ed grebe robinson professor of United States history at stanford university. s research focuses on american and africanAmerican History as well as the broader history of the blackplanet. He is also interested in problems of historical memory or the ways that society tells stories about their past, not only in textbooks but scholarly monographs and also historic sites, museums, memorials, movies and political movements. His publications include songs of zion, the africanamerican Methodist Episcopal Church in the United States and south africa raise nation and empire in American History and middle passages africanamerican journeys. He is currently completing a book on the history and memory of the 1964 mississippi summer project and he is certainly one of our most distinguished historians here at stanford, please welcome james campbell. [ applause ] thank you very much for those remarks. One of the problems teaching at a place like this is
So we got Sheriff Joe Arpaio obviously he is in form tonight. He wins big last night and is feeling good right about now. He has a tough race in november. But he is a powerful ally for donald trump and for the people who want Border Security and are demanding Border Security. We begin tonight with Team Coverage of Donald Trumps fifth visit to the valley where he will make a much anticipated speech on immigration. We got coverage of that speech and people gatheringo out against donald trump. Lets begin with steve krafft on the inside following the action. Steve, i feel that some of this has been telegraphed with what donald trump said earlier today in mexico. He even laid out five points he made to president nieto. I think some of that we may hear tonight. Do you agree . Yes, i think the five points, john, you are right, are going to be the lynch pin of his immigration policy Going Forward so basically if you remember, donald trump was the candidate who came out and said, the 11 million