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Dickerson good evening, scott is off tonight. Im john dickerson. The trump team is taking shape and signaling a sharp conservative turn on National Security issues. Today, alabama senator Jeff Sessionss was picked for attorney general, leiutenant general mike flynn for National Security adviser, and Kansas Congressman mike pompeo as director of the c. I. A. All three were early supporters of mr. Trump and fierce critics of president obama. Major garrett begins our coverage. Weve men and women, great qualifications. Reporter after a week of tough headlines about a transition in disarray, Vice President elect mike pence touted the team taking shape. Attorney general nominee Jeff Sessions was the first senator to endorse mr. Trump. This is a movement. Look at whats happening. Reporter sessions, 69, has served in the senate for 20 years, a hard liner on immigration, sessions also voted against the 2009 hate crimes violence against women act. Sessions 1986 nomination to be a federal judge f
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Television for serious readers. You can watch any program you see online at booktv. Org. Historian and political strategist examines the civil war through five president s. John tyler, martin v. Martin v. In, marking the endearing, Millard Fillmore, Franklin Pierce and James Buchanan. The author recounts the president s thoughts on the war and the collective criticisms of the successor Abraham Lincoln. This is a little over an hour. [applause] thanks to all of you for being here tonight. This is the time for the rating on the president for six american president s and the civil war that divided them. You need to come back tuesday at 7 30. First of all thanks to changing hands of this is the third events weve been together over the past three years. I did my official book launch for both of my books finding novels and congress and lincoln and thanks so much to cspan book tv i think its amazing you can turn on the tv on the weekend and watch tv with offers talking about books. That is fa
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