i recommend it. i think it is a wonderful way to immerse yourself in the past, to wander into these houses. they are so different in the characteristics and decorations and colors and furniture and these are all significant structures. with architecture, i noticed one photograph of a column in the background in the photo. is there a reflection of people having an affinity for columns so much that they would put a column in the background of a family portrait? i think you might be talking about the marina davis image that does definitely have a column. that is a classic, classical way of painting a portrait, great commonplace very commonplace in the 18th century and it carried through here. but also very suitable in the sense that the greek revival was the predominant architectural style in the 1820s, 30s and into the 50s. so in the years leading up to the civil war the columns of the architectural language people spoke that they were most familiar with was the greek reviv
feel very blessed to be able to have done all that we have done so far. and i hope that the best is yet to come. if i had to pick something it would be that i m i am still here and there are so many people who bet against me in so many moments of my life. i remember the complaints that came in, my favorite was he last two boisterously my lap was too much my cadence was wrong, i spoke too fast everything was too big for public radio because npr says this is national public radio. and my status is so different from that. so the betting wasn t that i was going to make it. so the betting wasn t as high charlie rose had done well for years. but nobody expected me to make it. long story short it would be that i am still here. host: for 25 years or so you have been doing this 17 books are so that you have edited and there are different shows that you have done. what do you believe that you have accomplished? guest: i hope that what we do everyday to radio public television is th
no diversity. tucker: ooh, white men, worst kind.te then there was kurt eickenwald.. how could we forget kurt eichenwald, who dropped this on twitter, i hope every g.o.p-er who voted for trumpcare see a family member get a long-term condition, lose insurance, and die. when asked why he wanted people to die for his political beliefs, eichenwald added this, because i want them to be tortured. keep in mind, he works at msnbc now. his venom exceeded by singer and actress bette miller. she tweeted this: just like that. and finally, there s congressman debbie dingell of michigan who, like mitchell, was very hung up on the whiteness of republican lawmakers trying to change health care. here she is. i just sort of watched in shock, the picture in the rose garden after what happened. i really wanted to cry. and when i say it s not a game, they are treating it like a game, but for the people that i represent and for people acrossg the country, it s not a game. the point that i
appears on cable news, we believe him. tonight, we ve learned the foreign subversion goes deeper than that. the russian conspiracy is so subtle, so crafty, such a hall of mirrors, the people warning us about russia are key players in russian conspiracy. the leaders of the witch hunts are witches. sound impossible? listen to this. last year, the director of national intelligence released a definitive report on the russian propaganda efforts in thisve country. the focus of that report is russian television channel, rt, which is run by the putin government. they engage in anti-u.s. messaging likely aimed at undermining the u.s. trust inme democratic procedures. our government considers rt so dangerous that the channel has been forced to register as a foreign agent. rt employees who fail to register could face prison time. no outlet in this country has been ever forced to do that. rt is a sinister place. who would go on to a channel like that, one whose sole agenda is to discred
when you have a day and you just remember what they gave to us it s pretty unbelievable. such selflessness. it s unbelievable. laura: sean, you and i talked about this before, we are our kids first educator in american history but they aren t they are learning to dislike our founding and founders for all the reasons we talk about in our shows. you know, we ve got to put back push past this judging people on the 2019 standards from the 1700s. it s ridiculous. it was great. sean: those will create memories if the kids he their mom emotional and you explain all of those graves were about it really hits you when you see the magnitude of the heavy price for freedom. laura: it does and you ve done so much for the veterans over the years, sean. thanks so much. have a good night. i m laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. coming up, the left often digs up the worst partsgr of our nation s historical figures. could dr. martin luther king jr. b