Late night bull session last night which a lot of my democratic colleagues in detroit did as well. Im sure a few of you stood up to watch the democratic debates. I have to admit, i did not. I read the recaps this morning and seems like much seasoning and thoughts by the democrats have not yet made them come to their senses. Understand were still advocating for decriminalized just decriminalizing our border illegally and deporting no one and in the meantime giving taxpayerfunded healthcare, too. In fact, one of my colleagues in the congress recently said that we have to provide taxpayerfunded abortion to illegal immigrants. Which, i have to say, sounds like something some of you might come up with at a late night bull session when youre thinking of a parity about the Democratic Party positions might be. I could go on and on about our democratic friends and what they were saying last night but i see that on your tables you all have a fascinated book in front of you. It is called sacred d
Neri journey the extraordinary journey. Would you first meet madame president . Aboutknown her of her all my life. She was minister of finance in the 70s when the coup happened. Parents. My she was somebody that as a child growing up i had heard of. Power. Speaking truth to in 1985 when she was arrested and thrown into jail, i heard all about that and she became at this time sort of a political icon. Afterwords on cspan2 book tv. Sunday on the presidency, historian Annette Gordon reed talks about Thomas Jefferson and his relationship with the enslaved hemmings family who lived and worked in his monticello plantation. Heres a preview. One of the reasons it was easy to dismiss the story of the hemmings family was cut people did know anything about the hemmings family other than that there was a scandal and they knew the name Sally Hemmings and manage new the name james hemmings. Also did notpeople know much about the family. That if i could tell the story in a way that made people feel a
Neri journey the extraordinary journey. Would you first meet madame president . Aboutknown her of her all my life. She was minister of finance in the 70s when the coup happened. Parents. My she was somebody that as a child growing up i had heard of. Power. Speaking truth to in 1985 when she was arrested and thrown into jail, i heard all about that and she became at this time sort of a political icon. Afterwords on cspan2 book tv. Sunday on the presidency, historian Annette Gordon reed talks about Thomas Jefferson and his relationship with the enslaved hemmings family who lived and worked in his monticello plantation. Heres a preview. One of the reasons it was easy to dismiss the story of the hemmings family was cut people did know anything about the hemmings family other than that there was a scandal and they knew the name Sally Hemmings and manage new the name james hemmings. Also did notpeople know much about the family. That if i could tell the story in a way that made people feel a
You again in 2018. Thank you very much for coming. You are watching American History tv, all weekend on cspan3. To join the conversation like us on facebook at cspan history. Monday night on the communicators. Michael beckerman, president and ceo of the Internet Association made up of 40 Internet Companies including google, facebook and amazon talks about new internet regulation proposals from the fcc and how to preserve a free and open internet. He is interviewed by Margaret Harding magill. It looks like the fcc is proposing to move internet traffic exchange. Can you explain why that might be a problem for your members . Day it isend of the about consumers. You are looking to access the internet. You pay your Internet Service provider and you are paying a lot of money and you want access to the entire internet. If your experience is altered in some way or your site is blocked and other things are going on, as a consumer you do not know where that is happening. It could be happening at
President this night event 90 minute event held at the same hilton hotel in washington, d. C. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome. My name is craig. And the president and ceo of the National Law Enforcement officers Memorial Fund. Tonight, on behalf of the board of directors, we are pleased to present our 16 witness to history program. This is a series of programs we do where we invite the actual participants of historical Law Enforcement events to tell us their stories. It has been fascinating. Every event we have done, we film them and they will be a permanent part of the Museum Archives, and we couldnt be prouder of the content we had assembled and compiled so far. Tonights event will explore the assassination attempt on president Ronald Reagan 26 years ago. 26 years ago on march 30, one week or so ago. Before we begin, i want to acknowledge and thank our partner and very proud sponsor of our witness to history series. They have been a longtime partner of the Memorial Fund and supported u