Recently American History tv was that the american historical Associations Annual meeting in denver, colorado. We spoke with professors, authors, and graduate students about their research. This is about 20 minutes. Bill we are joined by randolph roth, history professor at ohio state university, here to talk to us about Mass Violence and Domestic Violence. Mass violence has a certain connotation today. How would it have been different in the 1850s . Prof. Roth it was very different, because in our past, mass killings were very common. You just did not have the technology to kill as many people. When you are talking about violence are nearly done with knives or swords, or muzzleloading firearms you know, it takes a while to reload. Even if you are skilled, it takes 30 seconds to reload one of those things. By the time you pour in the powder, put on the percussion cap, and get ready, the person you are trying to kill should be half a mile away. It is very difficult. These were mass murde
The house and senate are now out of session for their summer district work periods. Both return for legislative work on tuesday, september 8th. Theyll continue debate on the Iran Nuclear Agreement during the 60day review period. Join us later today for live coverage of remarks from author greg granden, a history professor at new york university. He argues that to understand americas current foreign and public policy, one must examine the actions of former National Security adviser Henry Kissinger. Hell talk about his book, kissingers shadow, at politics prose bookstore here in washington. Watch it live here on cspan2. Now, heres a look at whats on tonights edition of the communicators. Host and youre watching the communicators on cspan. Weve been talking with marc tayer, author of televisionaries about the development of digital television. This is the second half of our conversation. Mr. Tayer, we talked about the 25 years that digital tv has been in place, weve talked about its devel
Without their integral involvement. I think from the challenges, the article does that, naming them, talking about them, and trying to understand where theres common ground, theres difficulties figuring out, ultimately with a goal of Getting Services to people who need them, from a Public Health evidence based services to people that need them is the end game we want. And then lastly data, we took a cursory look for today. Id like to do more on that, i think thats critical. Mark . Where you live often changes where you think. Where im located, i dont see the negatives as much as the positives. Were flooded with great opportunities, we cant take in all of them. To see the partnerships that are going on are terrific. So im very positive on this. I think in terms of addressing the challenges, it is the faith communities can be the trip wires for the challenge and the solution at the same time. Weve had conversations with the north american chair of somalia, hes very interested in working
Put your lives on the line for us and we thank you. You deserve better. You deserve better. As commanderinchief, i will make sure you have the resources you need to keep us safe from enemies, foreign and domestic, and i will make certain that you are armed on american soil so you and other Service Members are safe here as well. A Strong Military is important. Not because we want to fight, but so we do not have to. When president Ronald Reagan rebuilt our armed forces, it led to one of the most peaceful times in modern American History. Our enemies feared us not because we were eager to go into battle but because they knew we could and we would if it were necessary to protect our National Security interests. President reagan believed in achieving peace through strength. I do, too. And i will follow his example. The policy of the Walker Administration will be to confront radical islamic terrorism using the full range of our options. We must give our intelligence professionals the legal a
Put your lives on the line for us and we thank you. You deserve better. You deserve better. As commanderinchief, i will make sure you have the resources you need to keep us safe from enemies, foreign and domestic, and i will make certain that you are armed on american soil so you and other Service Members are safe here as well. A Strong Military is important. Not because we want to fight, but so we do not have to. When president Ronald Reagan rebuilt our armed forces, it led to one of the most peaceful times in modern American History. Our enemies feared us not because we were eager to go into battle but because they knew we could and we would if it were necessary to protect our National Security interests. President reagan believed in achieving peace through strength. I do, too. And i will follow his example. The policy of the Walker Administration will be to confront radical islamic terrorism using the full range of our options. We must give our intelligence professionals the legal a