Man, twitter is exploding. It is one of our more extreme active computeties tonight. And that says a lot. People are talking about it. And we our first ajam stream ed a ver tiesment. So Community Keep tweeting at us. Its a very active topic. It is indeed. Women make up 14 of the active duty military, but until recently they werent allowed to work in Ground Combat jobs. But leon panetta lifted that ban, and put a deadline to open all jobs or prove why women are unfit. I think its a great thing. I think its a step forward to more equal opportunity for women. I thinkment some females should be allowed in combat. I dont feel it is for every female. They should be able to do everything exactly to what the guys have to do, and if im just concerned that it would cause problems with the mission. For the women that have served in combat zones, i have not seen a huge number of women that wanted this. With 55 of female marine recruits failing the pullup test, the corps decided to delay the requir
23 years once a month. I am so grateful to heritage were hosting this with us. I also want to introduce bridget weisberg are from heritage who is cohosting this event with us today. She is associate director of coalition relations. We had three grades hers today for our prolife panel. Matter Kathryn Glynn foster and Alexander Desantis and they have been leaders in the fight for the fight for wife. First malory will be speaking on the shift in the Prolife Movement post overturning roe and how it is sure that we keep moving the country in a prolife direction. Valerie serves as Vice President of communications of the susan b. Anthony prolife America Group group. Responsible for managing the groups communication and the Organization Strategy in corresponding with the media and public rest groups. Malorys profile stories about susan b. Anthony prolife america have been in the New York Times, the washington post, msnbc, the new york, and many more. She also serves as a top spokeswoman for th
Roe v. Wade. From the Heritage Foundation this is about 50 minutes. 23 years once a month. I am so grateful to heritage were hosting this with us. I also want to introduce bridget weisberg are from heritage who is cohosting this event with us today. She is associate director of coalition relations. We had three grades hers today for our prolife panel. Matter Kathryn Glynn foster and Alexander Desantis and they have been leaders in the fight for the fight for wife. First malory will be speaking on the shift in the Prolife Movement post overturning roe and how it is sure that we keep moving the country in a prolife direction. Valerie serves as Vice President of communications of the susan b. Anthony prolife America Group group. Responsible for managing the groups communication and the Organization Strategy in corresponding with the media and public rest groups. Malorys profile stories about susan b. Anthony prolife america have been in the New York Times, the washington post, msnbc, the
And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Tavis director, producer, and screenwriter William Friedkin is the iconic force behind so many iconic films, including the French Connection and the movie it many consider to be the scariest film ever made, the exorcist. That was released in 1973, which means it is 40 years old. With is a new edition commentary from friedkin. Here is a scene from the exorcist. Is it coming out . Yes, i think so. Mother, mother mother stop t tavis as soon as that clip again to lay, i heard you whisper, i remember that scene. What do you remember from that scene . Everything. R i worked on that film from beginning to end for four years. Foreign versions as well. I supervised the dubbing and worked on subtitles in places like japan. There was a lot of giveandtake on translations. In japan the worst and you can , so aomebody is a fool lot of the four letter words had to go. The film was laced with them, i dont have to hesitate to sa
Small groups, families, large communities especially in the small swamp all over the south. In sheer numbers you know what to me is unique in that place in the resistance story is that they were unique in many ways. And even less underground. Also they added a special kind of a freedom. They raised their food and nobody else was. When they created a mentality to life in the white hegemony. When somebody would run away to the south which was two cities or when people would run away to the north to canada or for free blacks they all lived under the control segregated and discriminated against and there were things that they were not allowed to do. If only the maroons were and they created that alternative to life and the slavery south and in the free north. And what i conceive of that is also the fact that you know these ideals of voluntary separation, this is something that exists within the Africanamerican Community and you find that actually in many different forms whether its cultura