Presented by Nancy Isenberg, Ph.D. The 35th Annual Portier Lecture: “White Trash: The 400-Year History of Class in America” Thursday, October 29, at 7:30, at Byrne Memorial Hall Spring Hill College – Mobile, Alabama Nancy Isenberg is the T. Harry Williams Professor of History at Louisiana State University. She is the author of Madison and Jefferson, 2010, with Andrew Burstein; Fallen Founder: The Life of Aaron Burr, 2007; and Sex and Citizenship in Antebellum America, 1998. The Portier Lecture is the annual history lecture, named in honor of Bishop Michael Portier, the first bishop of Mobile, who founded Spring Hill College in 1830. This event was sponsored by the Spring Hill College Department of History. This video was produced in association with the Department of Communication Arts. Produced by J.L. Stevens II
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bill: with us on a monday from the north white house lawn. good morning. hello. grew to be with you, bill. you are right about that. i want to play yet another clip from the secretary of state. i want you to pay close attention, bill, to the end of his statement about what yet may be too, with respect to iran. considering a full range of options. we will continue to keep them updated. we are confident that we can take a set of actions that can restore deterrence, which is our mission. did you hear that? it confidence that the u.s. can take a set of actions that can restore deterrence. well, to hear the administration tell it, that could mean anything and everything, especially on the heels of iran s alleged involvement in the golf of oman. frankly, it continues. they are promising now, bill, to
doing that anymore, we mean that we know longer consider offering the heavy water on international markets a commitment based on the situation. has some allies continue to question whether iran was both culprit, the u.s. is preparing to release more intelligence that it says proves they are revolutionary guard corps carried out the attacks. this was on the gulf of oman side. there is no doubt, they have lots of data, lots of evidence. the world will come to see much of it. u.s. central command says there is no execute order for them to escort commercial shipping tankers through there, but they did not rule out other countries doing so with military vessels. guided missile destroyer, and the u.s. providing overwatch, i m told, as one of the two tankers disabled by explosions on thursday. towards the united arab emirates. one of those ships has already
the threat of tariffs actually works. julie: keep on going. i m sorry. i didn t mean to cut you off. speak out a lot of people question the threat of tariffs. but i think i can promise you, hats off to him. we have to keep watch and make sure mexico lives up to the promises. bill: it is long overdue for mexico to step it up here there is a fox news poll mic out that i find interesting. it asks how people feel about the enforcement of immigration laws? it shows that half of voters say that it goes too far. 24% believe not far enough, and 21% say about right. what way do you make of that? americans would like to see in terms of immigration when 50% have so that i have gone too f far. however, the administration has gone to a point where mexico is finally coming in and stepping up and taking responsibility.