American artifacts, we visit the gallery to learn about a selection of works by Charles Willson peale. Karie im karie diethorn. I am the chief curator. I oversee a large collection of artifacts here. We are here at the second bank of the United States, a historic building, part of the Independence National historical park. This was finished in 1824, literally the fort knox of its day. The building has been restored on the exterior. When you come to see it, you will see how it looked brandnew in 1824. Inside we have the fine arts exhibit to tell the story of what it was like to live in 18th century america, the world that those people knew and the world that the revolutionists built. The portrait collection at Independence National historical park is a very old one. The bulk of our collection, 94 pictures, was painted by Charles Willson peale of philadelphia. Philadelphia artist who had his own museum in the city. The museum was so popular that in the middle of the 19th century, many of
Next teresa may british Prime Minister. [applause]. 81 days ago i stood in frontme and i made a promise to this country i said that the government i need will be driven not by the interest people who have a job but dont always have job security. People who worry about paying the mortgage people who can just about manage but worry about the cost of living in getting their kids into a good school. Were gonna show the country that we mean business. [applause]. But first today work and talk about Global Britain ourbu vision after brexit because 100 days ago that is what the country voted for reagan to talk about britain in which we are Close Friends and allies, allies, and trading partners with our european neighborsbrit they govern themselves. Urselves. [applause]. We look beyond our continent to the opportunities in the wider world in which we win when trade agreements with old friends and new partners. In which britain is always the most passionate and convincing applicant for free trad
Youve got to be ready on day one. This is the pbs newshour democratic debate in partnership with facebook. Now live from milwaukee, gwen ifill and judy woodruff. applause thank you. Thank you. Woodruff good evening, were happy to welcome you to milwaukee for this democratic debate. Were especially pleased to thank our partners at facebook, who have helped us establish a vibrant conversation among undecided voters. Tonight youll hear some of their questions for the candidates. And you can follow along at home on the pbs newshour page on facebook. We also want to thank our hosts, the university of wisconsin, milwaukee, on whose campus we meet, here in the beautiful helen bader concert hall. Ifill we want to extend our warm thanks to milwaukee public radio and milwaukee public television, as well as all of our friends at the pbs member stations across the country tuning in tonight. This is the sixth time the democrats have met face to face. Each time we learn more about them and the presi
Youve got to be ready on day one. This is the pbs newshour democratic debate in partnership with facebook. Now live from milwaukee, gwen ifill and judy woodruff. applause thank you. Thank you. Woodruff good evening, were happy to welcome you to milwaukee for this democratic debate. Were especially pleased to thank our partners at facebook, who have helped us establish a vibrant conversation among undecided voters. Tonight youll hear some of their questions for the candidates. And you can follow along at home on the pbs newshour page on facebook. We also want to thank our hosts, the university of wisconsin, milwaukee, on whose campus we meet, here in the beautiful helen bader concert hall. Ifill we want to extend our warm thanks to milwaukee public radio and milwaukee public television, as well as all of our friends at the pbs member stations across the country tuning in tonight. This is the sixth time the democrats have met face to face. Each time we learn more about them and the presi