Well, weve made it to the end. This is our last panel of the day. I think its been a terrific symposium. Im sure everybody we made it to the end. This is our last panel of the day. I think it has been a terrific symposium. I think everybody here will agree. I thought it was very fitting. We are going to be hearing from dr. Troy today, and as its the last panel, this is his book. You can see it up on the screen as well, and we really thought that dr. Troy would be excellent for our final panel of the day, because if youre not familiar with the book, it is an overview of everything weve been talking about today, about the intersection of Popular Culture, the white house, and the presidency. So, its going to be a terrific synopsis. If youve been wondering about to get a big picture of everything, we have kind of dough into some of the details, television and movies. Were going to take a little bit of a step back, because, in his book, he gives a great historical overview of the history of
Would want to welcome our viewers on cspan3s American History tv. Coming up in the next hour, a look back of the coverage of the day that unfolded to president fords nomination. Here is a portion. The Republican Party is here to nominate a president ial candidate for 1976. An incumbent president for the First Time Since 1912. Faces a serious challenge from within his own party. It comes tomorrow night. Ccording to the schedule matter to be settled out here at the floor of the convention. There will be a vote tonight that both sides knowledgeable test their strength which could make or break the candidates. Theill be on the chain of party rule. 16 c is the number of the role. It would force president for to name his Vice President running mate i tomorrow morning. 12 hours before the alateen is scheduled. Balloting isal scheduled. Ronald reagan had artie announced his running mate. 16 c was designed to do what . Force president for to name his running mate ahead of the balloting. Politic
I yield back to the gentleman from idaho. Thank you. Its hard to sit here and be lectured about Something Like that when theres no concern for the lives of children, babies, babies born alive. Doctor, can you tell me how many babies are aborted every single day. Do you know . I have no idea. Do you know . Theres 13 in iowa every day. We think of as a kindergarten class every two days. Do you know how many lateterm abortions there are every day . Noexactly. Ms. Frederickson . First i dont think late term is a technical term so i dont know how to respond to that but i dont know the number of abortions that take place every day. But youre an expert on this issue. Im not here to talk about medical procedures. Im here to talk about the law. Okay. I was just lectured at the number of deaths, and i just wanted to know if the panel knew how many children who are being killed every single day that we do you know . I believe its almost 4,000 a day, not by planned parenthood but by the abortion i
To the pardon. This was at the gerald r. Ford president ial museum. This event is one hour and 10 minutes. [applause] thank you, hank. Along with our audience here at the beautiful gerald r. Ford president ial museum in grand rapids, i would also like to welcome our cspan audience to this event. My passion for this flowed from my understanding of archibald who became a National Hero who stood up to Richard Nixon i demanding secret white house tapes that would prove or nixons guilt in the watergate coverup. President rviewing ford in 1995, i was struck by his passion in explaining the reasons for his pardon. I think there are more compelling reasons even now to step back and look at the historical evidence and the perspective that comes with time. Program, weays have a special filmed piece by tom brokaw who covered the events of the pardon. Mr. Brokaw could not be here today, but he filmed this especially for todays historic gathering. Pardoni remember of the was many things. Backs a su
Tribes of wisconsin. Shortly after this conference, the university began to reach out to the American Indian communities in the state of wisconsin, sending researchers and other personnel. We get the beginnings of a research relationship. I think it is time that we look back on that history and look forward to the next 100 years of the relationship. American history tv is featuring wisconsins state capital, madison. Learn more about madison and other stops on our city store at www. Cspan. Org localcontent. Youre watching American History tv all weekend, every weekend, on cspan3. President Gerald R Ford pardoned former president Richard Nixon. Up next, john logie and Jill Winebanks recall the events up to the pardon. This was at the gerald r. Ford president ial museum. This event is one hour and 10 minutes. [applause] thank you, hank. Along with our audience here at the beautiful gerald r. Ford president ial museum in grand rapids, i would also like to welcome our cspan audience to this