And im kerry sayers. And iyour host, bill kurtis. This isthrough the decades. There are only so many corners of this world that we have not explored but the mystery of what or who call those nooks and crannies home fascinates us. Entire industries have been born to shine a light in the shadows o a elaborate backstories. So in the next hour, we are looking back on the theories, hoaxes, mysteries and the lengths we will go to try and find an answer. We begin in roswell, new mexico. A site of so much lore. The centerpiece of any number of conspiracy theories that have forever connected the otherwise mundane southwestern town with the extraterrestrial. Its a cultural identity created over a single event that ordinary but would morph into something extraordinary. In july, 1947. Something crashed on a ranch near roswell, new mexico. Initially reported to be some kind of flying saucer, the air force put that speculation to rest taking reporters to the site of the crash and showing them debris
Nell. Its a terrific book. Thank you. Its a terrific book on an important topic, and, you know, you dont think that realizing about congress is going to keep you up at night because you dont want to put the book down, but i really, i really found it when i said riveting, i really meant it. Thank you. It was a good read. Its absolutely fascinating. Okay. Your book emphasizes what you call the complex and contradictory cast of characters who pulled the bill toward or away from the president s desk. Thats what you said. Would you please say more about that . Yeah, sure. First of all, let me just say thank you very much to green light for having this. As jared mentioned, this is literally my neighborhood bookstore. I live down the street, and were here all the time. In fact, bring our kids to listen to the wonderful sounds of jared some sunday mornings. So its a real pleasure to be here to talk about this book. And, of course, thank you very much, nell. You know, you and i have worked toge
Cold blast hits the nation. We know the exact day in time monet made this priceless painting. Here in washington, president obama will stand before congress and the country tomorrow night. He faces a second term saddled with setbacks. Earlier this evening he was rat his desk working on his state of the Union Address. We know he will make promises, can he deliver on those promises . Joining us is Mike Viqueria and richard nortonsmith. Gentlemen, good to see you. Welcome to washington, d. C. Talk about these expectations. The president walks into the state house for his sixth state of the union a lame duck. We are already in an election year. Most people arent aware there is a Congressional Election this year, nervous democrats worried about losing control of the senate, the house of representatives expected to stay in control of the republicans. What is he going to say . Talking about income and equality, talking about the congresss inability to pass an unemployment extension for the lo
Christopher Nolan’s expertly crafted biopic has earned Oppenheimer a secure place in world history. However, the film downplays the importance of President John F Kennedy’s part in re-establishing the reputation of the world-renowned scientist