The issues facing the issues of Rural America in tight robe. Enjoy tonight and on the weekend, cspan2. A very warm welcome to the first lecture of the general society, labor, literature and landmark lecture series. I am karen taylor, Program Director of the general society. The labor, literature and landmark lecturere series are supported in part by public funds from the new York City Department of cultural affairs, in partnership with the city council. For those of you who may be less familiar with the general society and if you dont mind i will ask how many of you here f this evening will this be your first visit . Okay. Right, warm welcome and of course a welcome back to previous attendees. The general society was founded in 1785 by 22 artisans in today are 234 yearold organization continues to serve the people of the city of new york. Ek do this through our culturl and Educational Programs and they include our lecture series of which tonights lecture is a part of and general Societ
News by endorsing a quote, targeted advertising tax for funding newsrooms. Sanders stating part quote, todays assault on journalism i wall street billionaire businessman Silicon Valley and donald trump present a crisis and why we must take concrete action and we should not want even more of the free press to be put under the control of a handful of corporations and benevolent billionaires who can use their media empires to punish their critics and shield themselves from scrutiny. Jonathan, what do you think of bernies solution . Free press that means free from government. But out bernie. This is infuriating the government has no role zero, zilch no role in journalism and in speech and in ideas but both bernie in the last and on the right as well have consistently been attacking the free press not just one institution or one pure radical or reporter for the institution at large and thats what paving the way for these calls are more government regulation or institution into what could be
Our profile of president ial candidates continues thursday night on American History tv with a look at labor leader and socialist Party President ial candidate eugene debs. He ran for office five times in the early 20th century. Thats at 8 00 p. M. Eastern time here on cspan3. Coming up this weekend on American History tv on cspan3, the life and legacy of alexander hamilton. Hamiltons argument was that the war had been a common struggle. All the states were fighting together for the liberty of all, for the whole country. So he assumed the debts of the 13 states along with the federal debt. They would all be treated as one debt. They would be paid off at the same time. Saturday evening, a little after 7 00 eastern. Author and National Review Senior Editor Richard Brookhiser on the economic achievements of alexander hamilton. And then at 10 00 on real america, the 1945 War Department film the last bomb documents the final months of the b29 super fortress air campaign against japan, inclu
And what can picture . And were off to a cool start and havent seen temperatures this low in about a month from northeast ohio. 56 degrees right now and definitely the cooler air and look at that dew point, 55 throughout the weekend. I was talking about the o press oppressive air. The cold front slipped south and east and allows for temperatures to calm down. For sum met county, good morning, ashtabula at 59 degrees, inland locations, wayne county almost in the lower 50s and definitely the cool air is in place. The 5 live radar is not picking up moisture but some ground cloudy this were morning. You can see hour and throughout the weekend, we were talking about the lower 90s. What happened . 75, and were seeing about a 15 degrees temperature drop. And a lot of sunshine, though, in storage throughout the noon. And. We have to start with a Traffic Alert this were morning that is in the pepper pike area and we are closed on cedar road between landerbrooke and brainerd roads. What youre se
On this whole issue of what happens in a post9 11 and the development of the security measures and the no racial profiling rule. It was just a stunning audience. Great group. Largest group ive ever spoken to at a dinner. 4,000 people there. Im guessing id have to imagine that they were so appreciative that you were in the position you were making those decisions. Theres the aent deaf magsz, arab american antidefamation league. And that night at that access dinner, i got an award from though. For the stand that i took september 11th. Well, were out of time. I actually took more than i sapd i would. This has been an incredible interview. Thank you so much for your time. I so appreciate it. Thanks. With live coverage of the u. S. House on cspan and the senate on cspan 2. Here, on cspan three, we compliment that cover rang by showing you the latest on Public Affairs e vebts. Blank wlank. This is a special showing of programs normally seen weekends here on cspan 34. Ahead, a look at japanes