Braun, latinn american historian here at the university of texas. It gives me great pleasure to have read these papers and now meet the gentleman who have written these papers. I worked on the 1960s. I see certain similarities and what is going on in the 1960s with that which transpired between the United States and latin america in the 1980s as well any papers. What we would like to do is i contestantsce the excuse me, the presenters. We are going to have the two papers on Central America first. Then we will turn our attention to south america because it is two different things. South america is dealing with the end of military governments, longterm military governments. Then there is this act of newly installed leftist revolution in nicaragua that will take up our attention. We will do that first. Then we will follow along with on southn the america. Thatis interesting here is we have papers that are based upon u. S. Sources and also based upon sources from latin america itself. We g
cspanhistory for information on our schedule of upcoming programs and to keep up with the latest history news. Up next on American History tv, Regent University looks back at president reagans june 8, 19 82 address to the British Parliament delivered in a royal gallery and the palace of westminster in london. The speech is remembered for reagans declaration that the march of freedom and democracy would leave marxism, leninism on the ashby of history. We will hear the speech after a brief introduction, and then hear a Panel Discussion on reagans role in the soviet threat. This twohour program was part of the reynald Ronald Reagan symposium at Regent University. Thank you, dr. Patterson. In the hot summer of 1982, president reagan delivered a speech that is come to be known as his westminster address. He predicted the downfall of the soviet union at the hands of the democratic one that would leave leninism on the ash heap of sister he on the ash heap of history. Prime minister Margaret T
Onslaught of investigations targeting the president and his administration. The president is also whipping Cummings Baltimore district with some harsh attacks. We have fox team coverage. Doug mckelway is in baltimore with how this is playing in the congressmans home city. We start off with chief White House Correspondent john roberts live on the north one. Good evening, john. Good evening to you. Just days ago President Trump was criticized for what were seen as racist weeds about the four congresswoman known as the squad. Today was deja vu all over again, even as the president presided over a rose garden ceremony to help people still suffering from the attacks of 9 11. Our nation owes each of you a profound debt that no words or deeds will ever repay. President trump today honored 9 11 heroes signing a bill to permanently fund the 9 11 Victims Compensation fund, but be on the rose garden, the controversy over the president s attacks over congressman Elijah Cummings gained momentum. Ne
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today s vote to override the veto s failed 45-40. a two-thirds vote to override was needed. the state department is celebrating its 230th anniversary, cutting to take today, secretary of state mike pompeo and former secretary of state henry kissinger who is 96 years old. also one hand, george saltz and madeleine albright. today s celebration was teamed one theme, one mission, one future. president trump a house oversight committee elijah cummings go at it over claims of racism. we ll get reaction from the panel when we come back. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere.