Beaten. American history goes on in several different directions. What is he doing for Foreign Policy . He is the one you could write novels about. He was on the Supreme Court. He left the Supreme Court. He ran for president. Then he went back to the Supreme Court. When of the finest minds on the courts. Why use . Andrew jackson said that he looks like god and talks like god. Charles evans hughes the republican president ial nominee soon after the national convention. Tonight, we looked at the life and legacy of Charles Evans hughes who was a twoterm governor, secretary of state, and twice a Supreme Court justice. He was of the Senior Partners to talk a little bit about Charles Evans hughes and his support for women voting. Also very proud and the original edition of the independent weekly magazine that came out the week after justice used to see the republican nomination for the presidency. Justice hughes got the republican nomination for the presidency. Mrs. Hughes, she is on here in
Years ago, i thought you were both near list and now i know why. This is just fantastic. Thank you, tim. Old friend from college. Rave. Thank you all for coming. [applause]yone. Good evening, everyone. My name is Jennifer Pickel siren and im fairly new manager here at the Carnegie Library of pittsburgh and the third string players are getting tonight because the first and second were not available and i am very proud that i snuck in a sports analogy. I am also very pleased to welcome you to this event tonight, to name local event. This event is one of many i wonderful event plot to you through our partnership with pittsburgh arts and lectures. Ly the library in pittsburgh arts and lectures have beenn presenting events like this on for many years for broad ranges of audiences. We are always pleased for a very nice positive response to this event and we would invite you to next time bring a friend or two, help us promote peace and keep them going. I want to remind you that the library is
Years ago, i thought you were both near list and now i know why. This is just fantastic. Thank you, tim. Old friend from college. Rave. Thank you all for coming. [applause]yone. Good evening, everyone. My name is Jennifer Pickel siren and im fairly new manager here at the Carnegie Library of pittsburgh and the third string players are getting tonight because the first and second were not available and i am very proud that i snuck in a sports analogy. I am also very pleased to welcome you to this event tonight, to name local event. This event is one of many i wonderful event plot to you through our partnership with pittsburgh arts and lectures. Ly the library in pittsburgh arts and lectures have beenn presenting events like this on for many years for broad ranges of audiences. We are always pleased for a very nice positive response to this event and we would invite you to next time bring a friend or two, help us promote peace and keep them going. I want to remind you that the library is
Charlie taught him, you take a punch. You dont let it get you down, you get back up. Charlie is the one in fences. A garbage hauler who didnt get to play major league baseball. Charlie is fighter who could have been a National Champion but didnt get the fight, because joe lewis was enough. Charlie never got the break he should have. I grew up here every morning, bust my smooch, put up with them crackers every day because i liked you. You are the biggest fool i ever saw. It is my job. It is my responsibility. You understand that . A man got to take care of his family. You live in my house. Sleep your behind in my bed clothes. Fill your belly with my food. Because i like you . Because youre my flesh and blood. August always had this idea thats what a warrior does. That is what his mother did. So charlie was a very important part augusts development and just a neighbor across the street a few doors down from where he grew up. That is part of what we will call the warrior spirit. He didnt
Of many of you individually. It still is a pleasure to introduce senator mike lee, and ill introduce in this way. Not just asos one of the most thoughtful members of the United States senate, not just one of the patriots of our age, but someone who in spite of all of the challenges facing this great republic, remains steadfast in his cheerfulness. And so it is a wonderful privilege on behalf of all of us at the Heritage Foundation to introduce our friend senator mike lee. [applause] thank you. Senator good afternoon to you. Thank you. Yeah good to be here. Thanks. Thanks for being here. So were going to get into this wonderful book, which i told you earlier in the week. I had skimmed i have since read so i did my homework. And you can decide how well i did based on the questions. But before we get into the book, theres a lot going on in washington this week. I know you dont mind a question about that. Whats your assessment of whats happening in the country right now . Well a lots happe