And ahmed mohammed, where is ahmed . Come on up, son. Come on up, billy. Im still looking for ishmael. Oh, you must be somewhere counting money. No, hes not. Hes been very busy. But these are Elijah Mohammeds sons. Wheres Marie Mohammed . Medea mohammed. See i want to show you not an evil man but a good man. This is Marie Mohammed, one of Elijah Mohammeds daughters and my former daughterinlaw, still my daughterinlaw and her children are my grandchildren. This is madea mohammed and her children are here. Right over here, son. This is cammal mohammed, a scientist. Each of these are spiritual giants. Look at them this is elijahs son. Look at him good. See, a man that want to have fun with a woman want to hide the fact that she becomes pregnant. Wheres ahmed . Now, these are with me. Yes, we are all day. Thats right. Right. Every day. Thats right. And they are champions in their field and in helping me feel a nation. You talk about passing the torch, you got to be careful that theres some
Join American History tv on saturday, november 7th, for tours and live interviews from the National World War Ii Museum in new orleans. Well explore the road to berlin and the African American story, and well take your questions for historians joining us throughout the day. World war ii, 70 years later live from the National World War Ii Museum saturday, november 7th, on cspan3. Thursday night, American History tv in primetime will feature archival films featured on our program real america. Youll see seeds of destiny, a 1946 academyaward winning short film about the refugee crisis in europe at the end of world war ii. A 1963 film about the king and queen of afghanistans visit to the u. S. , and a 1975 film about the Energy Crisis looking at efficiency and alternative fuels. Tune in thursday at 8 00 p. M. Eastern. Up next on American History tv, historian john robert green chronicles the 1952 president ial election between Dwight Eisenhower and adley stevenson. He examines the myth tha
7th, on cspan3. Thursday night, American History tv in primetime will feature archival films featured on our program real america. Youll see seeds of destiny, a 1946 academyaward winning short film about the refugee crisis in europe at the end of world war ii. A 1963 film about the king and queen of afghanistans visit to the u. S. , and a 1975 film about the Energy Crisis looking at efficiency and alternative fuels. Tune in thursday at 8 00 p. M. Eastern. Up next on American History tv, historian john robert green chronicles the 1952 president ial election between Dwight Eisenhower and adley stevenson. He examines the myth that they ran for president against their own wishes. Mr. Green also talks about the introduction of political tv ads and how they changed president ial campaigns. The Kansas City Public Library hosted this event. Its a little over an hour. [ applause ] so, good evening, welcome to the Kansas City Public Library. Im henry fortuneado, former director of public affairs
You who served in world war ii who are with us here this evening, and i have to tell youa that i have some sense of what it was like to have a ut his relationship with your supreme o commander. After we put his body on the train that went from washington out to abilene, kansas, and mary and anne can tell each tell their own story on this, the thing i remember most is that we stopped in every little town along the way and at about 2 00 in the morning, because, you ju know, we couldnt sleep at all. I looked out the window and just as we were passing there was a sole, solitary figure standing next to the train as the train went past. Saluting. And i never forgot that. G the i never forgot during the day, even in the most barren of country sides, they were thee were just crowds on both sides of the tracks, and people were holding up signs saying we like ike, and ill never forget thatl that and there was a political cartoon, too, and this one ill take with me. But it was soldiers on the bea
There needs to be records so people with Mental Illness cant get guns. Im glad you asked that. I want you to think about something. Were focusing on the guns. Lets talk about the people. This person, this guy who committed the mass murder in oregon, it was his mother. He and his mother. Where was dad . Where was brother or sister . Where was neighbor . An, folks, are marriages our marriages, too many of them have eroded. The relationship with our neighbors. Whats happened todd neighborhood . You see, we are all really our neighbors keeper. And we all have a responsibility to live a life bigger than ourselves. Its about justice and healing and who is helping this woman down in virginia . This is something the government could have done. There was not an emergency bed for his son, he took his son home and the next day, a tragedy occurred where he was stabbed and his son is gone. Why didnt we have the beds . Was it because we run over eople who we dont understand . What are we doing to he