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Transcripts For CSPAN Washington Journal 20140523

If you voter or oppose it to, call the numbers on your screen. And you could also make a comment on our social media site. You can make a comment on orebook, facebook. Com cspan you can send us an email at ournal at. Org. Sir, what are is it going to take to get to the name of this team changed . Even the pennant office was determining whether a Patent Office was determining had said this term is a drog their slang and is disparaging to nativeamericans. And so we believable commissioner goodell should act to make sure one of their owners puts an end to the wrong use of a football term and to join the right side of history. Were not going to give up this bearblingts similarly like organization who is have a website on change the mascot according to, which is a great two to threeminute video of why nativeamericans care so much about this issue. We need to continue to respect and dignity of these individuals. And its time to update the elationship. Host and you can weigh in on this contro

Transcripts For CSPAN2 Book TV 20121020

I want to thank quail ridge books for inviting me back and all you people coming out to hear about general Phil Sheridan, who, of the leaders at the war, he i the least know, the others being uhis see s. Grant and william, tecumseh, sherman. These generals appeared on postage stamps honoring great commanders. Sheridan is on grants left. This is appropriate because, by the time the civil war ended, sheridan was sometimes referred as to the left hand of grant. He was ten years younger than grant and sherman. He was a dynamo. Inspired his men with his intensity and by his personal leadership. He led from the front but he was also a careful planner. Yet he was the one who promptly acted on a plan, and once it was made, and was willing to change it if the conditions changed on the battlefield. But during the war, sheridan became a household name because of his great victories in the Shenandoah Valley, especially at cedar creek, and for waging what was called a total war there he was one of

Transcripts For CSPAN2 Book TV 20121021

I have been paying back through my writing, throughout the work that i do. So i want to see that happen for them. Host and we have been talking with reyna grande, the distance between us a memoir, a Simon Schuster title. You are watching booktv on cspan 2. Joseph wheelan recounts the life of general sure didnt who forced the surrender of robert e. Lee at appomattox courthouse. The author recalls general sure didnt postwar career, which included command of the u. S. Army. Its about 45 minutes. I want to thank quiller ridge books for inviting me back and all of you people for coming out to hear about general Bill Sheridan, who out of the triumvirate of Union Generals credited with winning Civil War Companies probably the least known of them. The others being ulysses s. Grant and William Tecumseh sherman. 1937, the three generals appear together in a commemorative postage stamp. As part of a series with great u. S. Military commanders. And to his right is sherman and sheridan is on grants

Transcripts For CSPAN2 Book TV 20121123

This topic, i learned that 80 of the latin American Children in u. S. Schools get separated from a parent in the process of migration. So i mean, thats a whole lot of kids that are being separated from parents, who are coming here, you know, as undocumented child immigrants. So definitely my experience is not unique, but not, theres not a whole lot of awareness, you know, or when people talk about immigration, very seldom do they consider, you know, that other side of immigration, which is the children who get left behind who later come to the u. S. To be reunited with her parents. And we dont talk about how immigration breaks up families and how, you know, it takes a toll on the whole family. So this is one of the reasons why i wanted to write about this. Because you know, its something that its an experience that definitely scarred me, that has really like shaped the woman i am today, and then also an experience that i think right now with the dreamers, you know, where the young undo

Transcripts For CNNW CNN Newsroom With Victor Blackwell And Christi Paul 20150425

Now theyre telling us 806 people have died after the quake struck an area near the capital, kathmandu. There have been at least 15 aftershocks of 4. 5 magnitude or greater and the tremors were felt as far away as new delhi in neighboring india. And lets bring in cnns Indian Bureau chief raffi. We know youre in calcutta. The important thing now is to try to find those injured and get some support to these, these areas. But thats proven to be quite difficult. Yeah. It is proving to be difficult. On the one hand you have the massive earthquake the epicenter of which is 50 miles to the northwest in kathmandu. So in those parts of nepal, rural parts, weve heard reports of avalanches on Mount Everest. On the one hand you have a different type of rescue operation there and on the streets of kathmandu were seeing all of these images of broken buildings, people out on the street. Hospitals overflowing. Very different challenge there. So its an urban challenge and a rural challenge. And between

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