[applause] executive director Army National military cemeteries. [applause] mr. Thomas stevens, Korean War Veterans Association, United States of america. And the honorable david j. Shulkin, secretary of Veterans Affairs. Ladies and gentlemen, the Vice President of the United States. Ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the procession of our nations colors and those of our Veterans Service organizations. As we march on the colors, the United States air force band will play the National Emblem march. Please render a hand salute. Please remain standing for the prayer for all veterans delivered by chaplain mccoy, sr. , director Chaplain Service national center. Let us pray. Eternal god of nations and veterans, you are so awesome in so many ways. We invite your presence in this most sacred garden where many of our veterans and families have gathered and many of our nations heroes rest. We give you thanks on this veterans day for the courage, devotion, and sacrifice all those wh
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I just hope that you periodically in your career keep circling back to the american news. Because i think many biographers over the years would say the same thing. Who really did feel like we are reaching young people. I feel like when i go on doing a lecture or book signing typically the audience is about 35 or 40 years 40 years old and up. Sometimes 60s, 70s and 80s. Lynn seems to have this magical connection with people of all ages. Believe it or not a friend even told me that she took her threeyearold to see the show and the little girl was bouncing and swaying in her seat. I have seen the show were people in their late 80s who are as starry eyed as that trial. Lynn is worth his weight in gold in terms of stimulating young people to read American History. Cspan how important to the success of the shows his and back in 2009 in the white house the first lady and the president . Guest from a personal standpoint it was very helpful because you have to understand that six or seven years
Electric companies are prepared to respond. The motion notion that you are going to give over control of the defense of your industry requires that you give up an awful lot of information. A lot of these companies the not want to give up. There was a bill passed last fall in the senate after years of wrangling that has private industry willing to pass on information to the government. But only after they have sanitized it. Watch the communicators tonight at 8 00 eastern on cspan 2. Coming up next, q a with writer and historian ron chern ah followed by washington journal. Later a discussion on the criminal Justice System and its impact on the economy. When did hamilton, Alexander Hamilton first get on your radar screen . I started writing it back in 1998. It seems rather comecal because the reason i chose to do Alexander Hamilton, besides it was an extraordinary personal story was that he seemed to be fading into obscurity. People were coming to regard him as sort of a second tier found