Ok, i themhomas from the English Department but i am going to for the first time in my life try to analyze a visual image. Som out of my realm here, there with me. Im going to go fast. So im going to talk about her ratio batemans engravings that he did in 1867 called reconstruction, and allegory for what reconstruction would make possible. You can see it is extremely competent it. Its very complicated. I will get into some of the details and explain. While i am not a visual person i do deal with allegories. What can we learn from this allegory . As we all know only look at the past, we bring our hindsight. What i wanted to see about reconstruction was how someone and imagined it not knowing how reconstruction would end. In 1867, we have an image of should leadruction to. Things were going so fast they would change over in 1868 the next year he writes a book to try to publicize and explain t is going on in this john stevens was dead. What did he imagine . That is what he wanted to focus
Welcome back to the campus of university of arizona and day two of the tucson festival of books. Booktv is life again today. This is the tv on cspan2 and we are going live to the first panel on politics. [inaudible conversations] welcome. Good to have you here. Welcome to the nice annual festival of books in tucson. Its under incredible experience for all of us in tucson to have this with such incredible speakers and authors coming in from all over the country. I will be your moderator this morning. [applause]. Think you. You are very kind. When i think cox cox mccue can indication for sponsoring this then you. Mr. Nichols is sponsored by cindy and neil raney. Can we have a quick round of applause parsed bonsers. [applause]. This will last an hour and immediately following the session the authors will go to the book signing tent. Mr. Nichols will be a bit delayed, so david will sign his books for you, if he would like. [applause]. Which will increase their value. Its the arizona bookst
Footage up. There we go. Boom. Start with the footage. Well, anyway, they did shoot these swimsuit Sports Illustrated swimsuit addition in the warm climate, of course, my goodness, i hope that holds. And this poor young woman, dont have much of a budget at Sports Illustrated because they didnt give her a suit. You are so concern for the models. So generous. There we go, that is what ims looking for. Oh, doesnt that look good. Seriously. Seriously. Look at the that water. Ocean. Im on a boat. The sand between your toes. Now contrast what you have been feeling all weekend long here in philadelphia. Is she okay, she looks depressed. Oh, shes fallen. Clumsy apparently. Action shot. That is action. Okay. Let the waves knock you over. Shes fixing her hair. It is mess, the humidity, the heat. Yes, she does president care shes getting paid. Listen to this. What . For the first time in 52 years the magazine will have three covers, with three different models. I like that. So one of them is u. S
Do better when we all do better. And i still believe thats true today and so do my colleagues who join me. We need to be focused on how we can help more women share in our Economic Growth and share in the american dream. I ask my colleagues to support and pass the paycheck fairness act. Thank you. I yield the floor. A senator mr. President . The presiding officer the senator from washington. A senator mr. President , i ask unanimous consent to speak up to five minutes. The presiding officer without objection. A senator thank you, mr. President. I come to the floor with my colleagues, the senator from minnesota and my colleague senator murray from washington along with the other women who have been here to talk about this important issue of paycheck fairness. It is truly shameful this kind of discrimination still exists and youve heard the statistics by my colleagues what the pay gap means but literally over someones career, over a 40year career in my state, a woman could lose as much a
First american president for a depreciation. Appreciating him before hes depreciated, it is the inside story. Welcome to inside story. Im ray suarez. Im going to break form today and acknowledge and announce a bias. I think Alexander Hamilton is a coolest founding father. Not born to genteel respectability, in new england, he was born out of wedlock on a tiny caribbean island, had to fall back on his talents and got others to pay his College Tuition in new york and through raw talent and burning ambition was a stand outsoldieout soldied politician. Yet the american treasury is about to shrink hamiltons importance. At the very same moment his story is being told on the broadway stage to rave reviews. Ive seen the play, its that good. I was blown away. It is revolutionary, it will revolutionize american theater. Rock stars and alisters lined up of the Broadway Premier last month of whats being held as a heartbreaking american masterpiece. The foundin found story of founr Alexander Hamilt