Good evening, [inaudible] [applause] to introduce our speaker for this evening who will tell you, Leeanna Keith teaches history at the Collegiate School for boys in new york city. She is the author of the colfax massacre. [inaudible] [inaudible] please join me in welcoming Leeanna Keith. [applause] thank you everybody. Forgive me for remaining seated. Im going to tell you what happened to me. I know you want to know how i broke my legs. They sideswiped me. I feel very lucky to be here at all. Now im going to tell you a story about the civil war and afterwards all i can remember is on the lady who a [laughter] what can i say, thats my story. Ive been traveling and one thing about my book is theres a lot of local history and their s, stories that happen in different places. This is not where much of the action takes place. Seeing how about how to organize this talk make me recognize a certain pattern to the geography of the civil war and the whole radical movement. Which in my story get
A brief history of its passage and why it is current, now. For havingks so much me, again. I love being on your program to talk with you and your viewers. About this extremely essential amendment that we need to place on the constitution. The constitution needs to be fixed one more time. It has been amended, 20 seven times. The e. R. A. Would be the 28th amendment. It will effectively say that you in factibit it would put into the constitution prohibiting discrimination by sex. That is a major advancement in our constitution. Prohibit this termination. That is why we need it. It would be to put women into the constitution. , it did notitten include women. Women were deliberately left out. Yesterday, we had a huge day in the house of representatives. Delegates and representatives passed a bill by jackie speier, from california, that would dissolve the time limit that was imposed on the e. R. A. Bill, when it was passed by congress in 1972. So, where we are now with the equal rights amen
Carol jenkins discusses efforts to ratify the equal rights amendment. And at 845 a. M. , brandon judd from the immigration and Border Control to discuss the administrations approach to border host in a network news interview last night, william barr was sharply critical of President Trumps comments, tweets regarding the roger stone case, the prosecutors involved, and the judge as well. 2020. Friday, february 14, we will show you some of that interview in a moment and ask in theut your confidence attorney general and do you agree or disagree of his criticism with President Trump. Here is how to call in. Republicans use 2027488001. Democrat, 2027488000. For independents, that line, 2027488002. Send us a text if you would like. Sure you003 and make include your name and where you are texting from. On twitter, we are cspanwj and our Facebook Page is facebook. Com cspan. Just a quick recap on the roger stone case, he was convicted of a number of federal crimes including lying to congress sc
In our constitution. The constitution needs to be fixed one more time. Its been amended 27 times. The era would be the 28th amendment and it would effectively say that you cannot prohibit it would would, in, put into the constitution prohibiting discrimination by sex, which is a major advancement in our constitution as Justice Scalia has said. Does that as it exists now prohibit discrimination so thats why we needed. The effect of it would be to put women in the constitution. Because as it was written in its inception it did not include women. Women were deliberately leftme out. Yesterday we had a future date in the w house of representativ. The delegates, the representatives passed a bill by Jackie Speier from california that would dissolve the time limit that was imposed on the era bill when it was passed by congress in 1972. Where we are now with the equal rights amendment, originally proposed by owl is a ball in 1923, so weve been working on this for almost 100 years. 50 years sinc
And ceo, Carol Jenkins, joining us to talk with us about the e. R. A. And efforts to revive the e. R. A. And past the e. R. A. Carol jenkins, give our viewers a brief history of its passage and why it is current, now. For havingks so much me, again. I love being on your program to talk with you and your viewers. About this extremely essential amendment that we need to place on the constitution. The constitution needs to be fixed one more time. It has been amended, 20 seven times. The e. R. A. Would be the 28th amendment. It will effectively say that you in factibit it would put into the constitution prohibiting discrimination by sex. That is a major advancement in our constitution. Prohibit this termination. That is why we need it. It would be to put women into the constitution. , it did notitten include women. Women were deliberately left out. Yesterday, we had a huge day in the house of representatives. Delegates and representatives passed a bill by jackie speier, from california, th