Questions. We will help our students this morning by going over the high School Advancement Placement u. S. History exam. With us this morning, Jason Stacy and matthew arlington, the coauthors of fabric of a nation. Gentlemen, good morning. Good morning jesse. Good morning jesse. So, this morning were going to have high School Students only calling in and were going to help them prepare for the ap u. S. History exam. I want to remind our students out there to tweet your questions using the Hashtag Ap u. S. , hate crime and these fine gentlemen here will help us go through the program. So first, lets talk a little bit about what the ap u. S. History exam will look like this year. Matt, can you tell us how if the pandemic will affected the exam again this year . It will affect the exam but much differently than it affected it last year. Last, year that was a shortened version of the exam that only had a Document Based question. Whats really new this year is that the College Board is goin
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mark dayton announced he chose tina smith to fill senator al franken seat until the november election to complete the final two years of senator franken s term. we will likely hear remarks about senate designate tina smith on the floor of the senate today. live coverage of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. our father in heaven, thank you that our life s pilgrimage is a process and discovery. open our eyes today that we may see wonderful things in your precepts, gaining wisdom from your word. help our lawmakers to strive to ensure that their thoughts, words, and deeds will please you. today, we surrender to your providence, trusting you to order our steps. lord, teach us to illuminate our world with the wisdom of your divine insights so that your will may be done on earth. transform life s deserts so that they blossom like roses. br
sift. coming up right now. contributions from m to your pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. america s criminal justice system has become a critical debate. the impact on people of color. however, the war on crime that deeg began in the 1970s, in the book locking up our own, crime and punishment in america. professor foreman, good to have you on this program. ru part of a grand legacy. good to be here. let me start with the remarks of the relatively new attorney general, jeff sessions. he wants to go back to the re n reagan era tactics, my read of it was undoing everything that eric holder tried to do. is that the right or wrong direction? it is the wrong direction, he wants to take us back to policy that is have proven to have fail and caused great damage. if you think about attorney general session, he said marijuana is slightly less deadly than heroine. people have gotten to a point where they recognize the era in the approach, they recognize the incredibl