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Trumps first year in the white house be with author and historian, bill w. Brands. Also with mara liasson and doug g. Brinkley. This hourlong event was part of the annual Texas Tribune festival at the university of texas in austin. [applause] as we were saying, bryan curtis on behalf of the Texas Tribune i am happy to welcome me to the Texas Tribune festival and to trump in the presidency. A very rich panel. There is a hole in this, there is a whole bunch of panel today Trump National security, trump in congress, trump and resistance. I hope this will be the first of a huge dent the possible. There is lunch at the main mall and it will conclude with a reception at the at t center. Some more housekeeping. The panel is with pearson and the sponsors play no role in the content, panelists or my line of questioning. The event will be 60 minutes for the last 15 to 20 i will leave it open for your questions from the audience for this godless panel. After that, pearson will host all of us for
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Can, every weekend, only on cspan3. We are at the south dakota State Capitol in pierre where cspan is learning more about the history of the city. The building is an example of renaissance architecture. Take you inside for a tour and to learn why pierre was chosen as the state capital. Mr. Venhuizen peer is a pretty small town as far as capitals go. Erre is another 2500 people. Small, but it is pretty remote. It was selected as the state capital because it is in the middle of this day. It is really a two or two and a half hour drive from any other major town. That presents challenges. Quite aave to drive distance. This date is by far the largest employer and it really dominates the economy here. Dakota territory was created in 1862, the original territorial capital was in yankton, in the far east corner of the territory. The territory was both north and south dakota. As the territory was settled, three distinct territories emerged. Yankton near sioux falls. You had a settlement in nort