Well, good evening, everyone. Welcome. One of the countrys most noted, perhaps, maybe say noted for the wrong reasons. For generations the name Benedict Arnold has almost universally illicited a one elicited a oneword descriptor traitor. Today were here to hear the rest the story. The program would not exist today without the extreme generosity so were delighted they join us tonight as it give us the opportunity to express our deep appreciation of all they have done with our program. Not just for tonight in particular, but everyone. Please stand. [ applause ] todays speaker earned her degree from in comparative history. She is published widely including essays in the wall street journal, financial times, usa today and other news groups. Ladies and gentlemen, its a pleasure to welcome to the podium, j. Joyce. Dr. Joyce. Thank you very much. A pleasure to be here. I want to thank the professor and the sponsors for inviting me. Its a real treat for me to be able to talk about this subject
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9 00 a. M. Eastern on cspan, online at cspan. Org, or listen with a free cspan radio app. Senator Bernie Sanders met with voters at a town hall in New Hampshire, one of several events he is holding in the Granite State this labor day weekend. He had he is introduced by a Campaign Organizer and the founders of ben jerrys ice cream. This is almost 90 minutes. Hello. Hi. Woo [applause] i have a question for you. Are you feeling the burn . [crowd cheering] it is so nice having an actual applause to that, i practiced in my room. Hi, everyone. Im erin. I am the field organizer for the Sanders Campaign here. Im from durham. Durham, New Hampshire. Not too far from here. I have really deep roots in New Hampshire. Dover, my mom is from manchester, from the west side. My grandfather taught at unh. My mom is a teacher in farmington. I loved growing up here. I couldnt have picked a better place to grow up. I kind of want to talk about growing up a little bit with you guys today. Growing up can mean
My dad is from dover, my mom is from manchester, from the west side specifically. My grandfather taught at unh. My mom is a teacher in farmington. I loved growing up here. I couldnt have picked a better place for myself to grow up. I kind of want to talk about growing up a little bit with you guys today. Growing up can mean a lot of things to a lot of different people. For myself and my generation, it included learning things like our planet is dying. I was in middle school when i first learned about Climate Change. I learned all about pollution and i learned all about Greenhouse Gases and recycling and everything. I was 12 specifically when i learned we were hurdling towards a turning point after which our planet was permanently damaged. In high school, i learned all about history. I learned about the way history shaped society, the way it continues to shape society. I learned that people born into different circumstances than myself, whether its race or class, ability or anything els
Sanders from vermont holds a town hall meeting in raymond, New Hampshire. This is about one hour and 90 minutes. Hello. Hi. Woo [a hello. Hi. Hello, raymond. Woo [applause] i have a question for you. Are you feeling the burn . [crowd cheering] it is so nice having an actual applause to that, i practiced in my room. Hi, everyone. Im erin. I am the field organizer for the Sanders Campaign here. Im from durham. Durham, New Hampshire. Not too far from here. I have really deep roots in New Hampshire. My dad is from dover, my mom is from manchester, from the west side. My grandfather taught at unh. My mom is a teacher in farmington. I loved growing up here. I couldnt have picked a better place to grow up. I kind of want to talk about growing up a little bit with you guys today. Growing up can mean a lot of things to a lot of different people. For myself and my generation, it included learning things like our planet is dying. I was in middle school when i learned about Climate Change. I learn