Are you sure . Okay, thank you. Boy, thats nice of ya. Come on now. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. And when i become president oh, excuse me. Boy, you are wired tonight. Thank you for comin. This is this is the tonight show, the 60 Minute Program that brings you the finest in comedy, entertainment, andand music. The preceding ad was paid for by the carson for comedy comtt did you know you folks are in burbank . [ cheers and applause ] see, in los angeles, the night is made for michelob. In burbank, the morning is made for metamucil. Its a whole [ laughter ] what do you say after the show we all go over to geraldos house and sign his nose cast . [ laughter ] did you see the tape of that on the news . What a fracas. A free for all of flying fists, broken noses. Looked like the last president ial debate. What the hell is that . Geraldo got hit with a chair, and his nose was broken, and his ratings went up. [ laughter ] which proves the old show business axiom, give the people
Is my pleasure to introduce it is my pleasure to introduce our friend lee white. He has been with the park Service Since 2000. Lee hasiterally say spent his whole life on the battlefield because he was born in a hospital that sits on the battlefield grounds. This is a man who is deeply rooted in that part. He also has a passion for parks that reach that reach beyond the boundaries of his daily work life. He is finishing up work on a book for the emerging civil war series. Earlier this afternoon, davis talked about the rise of John Bell Hood and we will talk about the beginning of the fall of that very same army. What is and gentlemen, mr. Lee white ladies and gentlemen, mr. Lee white. [applause] white i have a special connection there and it is one ie reasons why i did tell that story. Familiar with general patrick labor. My first really big civil war biography was on patrick labor and. Claybourne. His story inset franklin. I have been interested in it one of the top experiences of my
Najarian and steve weiss and bob lebenthal. And so what are you seeing here with the end of sports a authority, and what about this pain . Well, the Sports Authority is the gift that keeps on giving, and i saw the big bankruptcy sign, and judge, did you see the same thing . 10 off . Who does a liquidation at 10 off . Nobody. You know what i did when i saw that . I marched out. Exactly. They better have a lot of money, because nobody is buying money at a place that has a 10 off going out of business sale. Just getting started. But is it going to hurt under armour, and all of these are a death by a thousand cuts, and yes, it is going to affect under armour, and nike, and also, to a smaller extent, but those aret not the big things, and the fact that the olympics are not something that is going to be nearly the driver that they have been in the past, and that is my feeling, because of zika and a whole bunch of other distractions, i think that people wont be as geared up for it. So i think
I kid, of course. I love it. But its true. I think as we learn from the key note last night, we live in the world that reconstruction made. And so the very important that we sort of grapple with and try to understand this period in our history. And we havent really had that kind of reckoning yet. Maybe this is our opportunity to do so. You can say what you want about the centennial of the civil war, but it happened. We didnt have a centennial of reconstruction. We werent here in 1966 sort of talking about this. Maybe it was too soon then. But hopefully not now. Today im excited to introduce our panelists who are going to challenge us to think more broadly about the who, the where, the how of the processes that sort of constituted reconstruction. As a public historian or someone that sort of calls himself a public historian, im particularly gratified also that we have the opportunity to engage with you, a broader public, in this discussion. One of the aft heard la meants among historian
You can also join us on twitter. You can go to facebook. Com cspa n. We will begin with the bbc website, they are doing uptotheminute reporting on this attack in turkey. This is what they are reporting so far. This attack has killed 41 people, injured 239, three attackers opened fire near eight terminal entrance. A terminal entrance. The Prime Minister believes it is the Islamic State that could be behind these attacks. It also says in their reporting this morning that the pope has condemned what happened at this International Airport. He said he was praying for the victims, families, and the turkish people. He asked the crowd to pray in silence. The bat that is from the bbc website. Here is the list of other people and their nationalaties that were fatally wounded in this attack. One was from jordan, one from tunisia, respect stand, iran, and the ukraine. In california, republican scott, you are up first. What is your reaction to this attack in turkey . What do you think it means to t