And wednesday at 8 00 p. M. , and interview with jay barberie. Thursday night at eight, a tour of the headquarters of book publisher simon schuster. On friday at 8 00 p. M. Eastern, in depth with former congressman ron paul. , monday, the reconstruction era and civil rights. Tuesday, the end of world war ii and the atomic bomb. Wednesday night, the 25th anniversary of the follow the berlin wall. Thursday, a look at how americans attitudes about world war i changed through the course of the war. Nasa documentary about the 1960 nine apollo 11 moon landing. Find our Television Schedule one week in advance at cspan. Org, and let us know you think about the programs you are watching. Call us at 2026263400 on tter, use the handle email us at comments at cspan. Org. Like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. Join the conversation. On wednesday, the Community Action partnership held its annual convention marking the organizations 50th anniversary. The conference included keynote remarks by aut
The future. We must fight for something very different. We have to consider being employers ourselves. Historically we train them, send them out in the broader economy, they are supposed to embrace them. It is hard to get someone to hire a felon, a working mom. What is the incentive . There is no incentive. We are the ones. We need to start the businesses. That way we can control the wage. We can reinvest in the community. Lets get back to this. We are the best business in america. All we do is reinvest over and over and over. We are a mayors dream come true. It is our job to make them see that beautiful light. Thank you very much. [applause] now remarks from Fox News Contributor Juan Williams on the legacy of Martin Luther king jr. And other leaders 50 years after the passage of the civil rights act. For 35 minutes at the Community Action partnership convention. It is my pleasure and povich to introduce our guest speaker. I left him for last and did not mention him in the review of th
I am living proof of this reality. No matter how efficient i make my business, and i am really good at what i do, no matter how efficient i am, i should never be in this business. I love my work. I hate my job. The reality is, i feed poor people leftover food. That is just not america. That is not the america i was born into. That is not the america they taught me and my history book. That is not the america i see in the future. We must fight for something very different. We have to consider being employers ourselves. Historically we train them, send them out in the broader economy, they are supposed to embrace them. It is hard to get someone to hire a felon, a working mom. What is the incentive . There is no incentive. We are the ones. We need to start the businesses. That way we can control the wage. We can reinvest in the community. Lets get back to this. We are the best business in america. All we do is reinvest over and over and over. We are a mayors dream come true. It is our job
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Made far from it. Fell dead Holding Without affect on the audience. But given the time to make deeds of his words it might have been one of more far reaching. Tragically he was not to be granted that time. As has been noted there was one in the audience that night who would use lincolns words as the catalyst for one of most heinous and destructive acts in our nations history. From childhood we are taught to know John Wilkes Booth is to hate him. Hes demonized as the embodiment of evil and yet few of us really know very much about him other than the fact that he was a handsome and popular member of the nations leading thespian family until he jumped the track. His own brother described him as a good hearted harmless though wild brained boy. What has been wanting in the pantheon of lincoln scholarship is a highly readable biography of booth until now. After spending a quarter century in the most pain staking research dr. Terry alfred has written fortunes fool. A book that will long defin