Critical praise from the washington post, professor in history at Boston College explains the trajectory of conservatism in her book. The most important lyrical part. They underemphasized racism, sexism and inequality in other parts of the country during the civil war, she marshaled a wealth of evidence to support the books provocative title. Conservative cry foul but liberal readers will be persuaded by jeremiah. Im really excited to deacon but first, i want to invite those of you listening to share your questions to heather and do that by typing into the q a box i think you will see at the bottom of your screen, will take as many as we can in the second part will last about an hour. Its my great pleasure to introduce heather, professor of history at Boston College, author of six books about american politics and writer of the popular newsletter, letters from americans. Come, heather. Im trying to unmute myself. I want to think Stroke Society for doing this but also to say to people w
Earlier this week. Chatss is part two of our with the chairs for those of you who tuned in monday night. We had the Democratic National Committee Chair and tonight we are excited to continue the conversation with the republican National Committee chair. I think this is the chairwomans second time with us at gu politics, the less time on campus and we are looking forward to the next time being back on campus as well. About where tonight the Campaign Stands for campaign 2020. Its primarily against the backdrop of this global pandemic. Heres how the conversation will go we will start with the first part of the evening with the chair and i having a conversation. About halfway through, we will invite students to join into that conversation with their questions. Participatingare on zoom, you will see at the bottom of your screen, the q a button, not the chat button to leave your question. Someone from our team will get back to you and thats where you should look at your chat. They will get b
Foreign policy expert, martha mcsally, doug burns, they are all joining us tonight. 3000 National Guard troops now deployed in at least 28 states. Veteran affairs preparing to deploy 3000 medical personnel throughout the country. Plus, this new global arms race, is heating up fast. This one from a the global reach for the cure for the coronavirus. Ten countries, nearly 4000 companies around the world on the case and this new debate also underway around the globe. Nationalizing government owning Biotech Companies for National Security reasons. Several senators under fire for selling stock millions of dollars worth before years of the coronavirus sent the market into a tailspin. What do they know . What did they know it . They have a leg up . Do they have entered over the american investors . Do they break the law . We will get to the bottom of that. Okay, thank you for joining us. Welcome to the show. You are watching the foxbusiness network. Andrew cuomo declaring a statewide shelter a
Robinson, people, coming home, how black republicans will reelect trump. Why the book . Like i working on a super pac to get 20 of the vote for the president in eight states. I thought you be interesting to see how did like americans become democrats from overwhelmingly supporting the gop for 71 years or so . Bruce is your coauthor. The president as a candidate received a percent of the africanamerican vote. How does that compare to previous president s and how do you get to 20 . Than it is higher goldwater, a couple other folks, it is lower than several president s. It is interesting to take a look , the gop occupy the moral high ground for 71 incredibly, Herbert Hoover through thataway. He decided he wanted a really white Publican Party in the south, he resegregated the , John Franklin cites him as the pivotal guy who started the exodus from the rePublican Party for black americans. However, he had helped. At the same time, my parents and 6 million other individuals left votersth and
Campaign 2020. At 9 15 a. M. , one American News networks discusses news of the day and her look at Tipping Points. Host good morning. It is the washington journal for the last day of 2019 and in keeping with the theme, for the first hour, we want you to tell us what you think the top news story of the year was. You can share with us what you think was the most important or significant story of the year. If you want to call us, 2027488001 for republicans. 2027488000 for democrats. And independents, 2027488002. If you want to text us this morning, you can include your name, city, and state and text to 2027488003. Post your thoughts on twitter at cspanwj and on our facebook page, you can do so at facebook. Com cspan. The Associated Press compiled what they saw as the top 10 news stories of 2019 here is their list and maybe there is something on the list that is the basis of you calling in. It starts with the impeachment of President Trump, issues regarding immigration at number 2. Number