principals, yet graham excused himself from his duty to demand justice in the biggest political scandal in american history. i m not a prosecutor. i ve told you this, like, 10,000 times. it s not my job to put people in jail. i can t fire anybody. durham is the prosecutor. i m not going to get in his way. my time is over, and i m proud of what we did. it was my committee that got everybody to come before the country and say if i knew then what i know now, i wouldn t have signed the carter page warrant. lou: graham is still dissembling. we ll have more on graham s dereliction of duty in the four-year effort to overthrow president trump with just the news editor-in-chief john solomon. he ll have the latest for us on what is happening with the white house release of those declassified documents. and it s been nearly ten years since barack obama said he didn t have the authority to independently overhaul immigration law. listen to this. and sometimes when i talk to immigrat
principals, yet graham excused himself from his duty to demand justice in the biggest political scandal in american history. i m not a prosecutor. i ve told you this, like, 10,000 times. it s not my job to put people in jail. i can t fire anybody. durham is the prosecutor. i m not going to get in his way. my time is over, and i m proud of what we did. it was my committee that got everybody to come before the country and say if i knew then what i know now, i wouldn t have signed the carter page warrant. lou: graham is still dissembling. we ll have more on graham s dereliction of duty in the four-year effort to overthrow president trump with just the news editor-in-chief john solomon. he ll have the latest for us on what is happening with the white house release of those declassified documents. and it s been nearly ten years since barack obama said he didn t have the authority to independently overhaul immigration law. listen to this. and sometimes when i talk to immigrat
principals, yet graham excused himself from his duty to demand justice in the biggest political scandal in american history. i m not a prosecutor. i ve told you this, like, 10,000 times. it s not my job to put people in jail. i can t fire anybody. durham is the prosecutor. i m not going to get in his way. my time is over, and i m proud of what we did. it was my committee that got everybody to come before the country and say if i knew then what i know now, i wouldn t have signed the carter page warrant. lou: graham is still dissembling. we ll have more on graham s dereliction of duty in the four-year effort to overthrow president trump with just the news editor-in-chief john solomon. he ll have the latest for us on what is happening with the white house release of those declassified documents. and it s been nearly ten years since barack obama said he didn t have the authority to independently overhaul immigration law. listen to this. and sometimes when i talk to immigrat
principals, yet graham excused himself from his duty to demand justice in the biggest political scandal in american history. i m not a prosecutor. i ve told you this, like, 10,000 times. it s not my job to put people in jail. i can t fire anybody. durham is the prosecutor. i m not going to get in his way. my time is over, and i m proud of what we did. it was my committee that got everybody to come before the country and say if i knew then what i know now, i wouldn t have signed the carter page warrant. lou: graham is still dissembling. we ll have more on graham s dereliction of duty in the four-year effort to overthrow president trump with just the news editor-in-chief john solomon. he ll have the latest for us on what is happening with the white house release of those declassified documents. and it s been nearly ten years since barack obama said he didn t have the authority to independently overhaul immigration law. listen to this. and sometimes when i talk to immigrat
about which greg spoke here a few years ago. his newest book, the subject of today s lecture, native southerners indigenous history from origins to remove. please give a warm welcome to our friend greg smithereens. let me begin by acknowledging the traditional land owners of this region. members of the chief them and people. thank you for that kind introduction, and to graham who organized today s lecture, thank you. it s much appreciated. it s lovely to be back here. at the virginia museum of history and culture. i m going to begin today by talking a little bit about the artwork on the cover of my new book. this is a piece by a a cheap who passed, and he was a chickasaw and choctaw chief, born in 1921 in oklahoma. if anyone knows anything about that part of the world, in the 19 twenties and thirties, you will know it s not an easy place to be native american. so he grew up seeing lynchings on a fairly regular basis, of about native and african american people. he grew up e