Jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause jimmy thank you very, very much please thank you. I love you please, have a seat. Thank you very, very much, everybody. Welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to the the tonight show. This is it, baby [ cheers and applause thank you for [ cheers and applause weve got a fun show tonight Dakota Johnson is my guest tonight. [ cheers and applause jon lovitz is stopping by steve oh jimmy i love jon lovitz. [ cheers and applause and post malone is here. [ cheers and applause actually, in honor of post malone, everyone in tonights audience is going home with a face tattoo. There you go [ cheers and applause there you go good for you absolutely lets get to some news here. The economy is having a pretty wild week. Thanks to our trade war with china, stocks have been up and down i saw that apple lost almost 50 billion. [ audience ohs ] then every customer with a a missing airpod was like, sucks losing something, doesnt it yeah. [ laughter and applause all
Conference with professor gallagher. With that, i will turn it over to professor stephen cushman. Thank you very much. I am grateful to everybody. I wont repeat all the thank yous that have been said, but on behalf of Tamika Nunley and myself i would say thank you for being courageous and not being driven away this morning by that first talk. [ laughter ] all right, lets start with a large claim. Here it is. Without the civil war, there would be no mark twain. But why stop with one big claim. There is another that i will throw in free of charge. Without mark twain, memory of the civil war would be different from what it is today. Twain played a very significant role in civil war memory, by publishing books by various other people about the war, at least one of which, the memoirs of grant, has become a classic of American Literature and history. But lets stick to the first big claim. Without the civil war, there would be no mark twain. As we think about mark twain and the civil war, two
Of hannity and breaking tonight President Trump did something no republican president ial candidate has done in more than 40 years he took his campaign to the south bronx and what was a creative audacious attempt to welcome new voters to the Republican Party. We are going to turn New York City around and turn it around very quickly. [ cheering and applause ] we are going to bring safety back to our streets we will bring success back to the schools and bring prosperity back to every neighbourhood and every borough at the greatest city in ireland will reduce taxes bring businesses taxpayers back to do in new york out of bring them back got a bring them back. Think biden could draw a crowd like that today not holding my breath. 2020 President Biden in the area biden was south bronx 183point 3 of the vote most political opponent sick like that and walk away they would right off that area of the country President Trump decided to double down thats what president Ronald Reagan did in 1980 wh
Author, harry katz. Usually when we do a slideshow with these presentations, we are timing the talk or talking directly to the content of the slides. There are so many good slides today, harry and i decided to use them as wallpaper. We will run a slideshow, there 30 secondssumably for each side. There are about 70 slides. We may be referencing the slides occasionally, but we will be talking about the book in general. As you see the slides, if you have any questions, feel free to ask us at the end of the presentation. Ado, t further a do , formerharry katz curator for the division of photographs at princeton. Include civil war sketchbook and great books with the Publishing Office, baseball americana. Ithout further ado, harry katz [applause] how is the sound, good . Thank you for coming. It is wonderful for me to be back here. So many wonderful friends and former colleagues i recognize in the audience. It is a pleasure to be here. I am excited about this book. We are doing this little d
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