But by my esteemed colleague doctor susan schoelwer, mount vernon estate executive director of the stork preservation and collections and the robert smith curator. We will hand things off you and excited to watch to watch this and learn more about this. Ill put everything in advance. Take care, have a great evening everyone. I will see you another time. Susan, thanks so much. Thank you, kevin, and thank you to all of those who are joining us. Gene, its wonderful to have you with us tonight. Thank you. Im really excited about this. I think Benjamin Henry latrobe is one of those important figure some early america that i have really know that much about and perhaps thats true of many of our audience as well. Kevin mentioned several of the previous books you have written on a variety of topics and they dont necessarily seem to lead to latrobe, so it always curious about how authors come to find the subjects. How did you get interested in latrobe . Well, its been a long road. I live in bal
Whether whether or not itll be sold is yet to see. And we have the nine playing in the background. You and i must be the same day. Because that song reminds me of college too. Today is move in day. I remember that day to the tee. My first day of dorm music is everybody hurts by rem because my dad drove me down to San Diego State and i drove him to the airport that night. As im coming up on the airport that rem song comes on and just tears. To this day, 800 years later when i hear that, it just takes me back and the loss i was feeling. Of course it all worked out but it just broke my heart to be away from my family. I cant remember what song was playing when i moveed in. I remember it was chicago in the summertime and it was hot. Good luck for everyone moving into the cal dorm rooms. At least its comfortable mark. A bit of a chill in the air. Temperatures have been calming down. The best place for me at cal was a place where i could fit my surfboard. I had an understanding roommate from
Lets bring in rosemary. We have the weekend here. Were back to warmer weather here. Theres a look over the south bay and we do have the mostly cloudy skies at this hour. Theres a little bit more cloud cover in some spots. Again, temperature wise and then within a few degrees of where we lands as well. Theyre starting out with partly cloudy conditions and San Francisco at 58 and then upper 50s to start the morning and 63 in oakland and livermore and then san jose. Getting through the second part of the morning, the low clouds are going to pull back. Theres a look at the 24hour temperature change. You can see not much change going on out there. We do have the on shore breeze reporting a gust about 28 Miles Per Hour. Oakland is sustained at 6 and napa at 9. Generally light through the delta and areas around the Travis Air Force base we have it picking up a bit. Theres a look at the cloud cover as it continue toss move in. It is going to pull out, and its going to be with mostly sunny skie
And china with nafta and so many free trade agreements people who outsource the same people that Michael Moore was you know documenting in roger and me in flint michigan thats why trump won michigan and Hillary Clinton didnt Even Campaign there and shes saying she she represents the winners of globalization because she represents the legacy of globalization because who signed off on nafta but her husband so she cant just turn on legacy and the fact is that a lot of the people that are really running. The controlling the anti trump narrative the socalled resistance who are so out of touch with i think whats going on in the country and who hate Bernie Sanders and see him as a threat those people are the winners of globalization they are the coastal elites to be a seller corridor of a lot of skin in the game when it comes to defending the National Security state defending globalization in deals like t. P. They stand to benefit in so many ways as you mentioned there. Lot of extreme violenc
Bombshell. Get out the fire hose. Hollywood super star. Mr. President , the late Marilyn Monroe. Tragic victim. The story of Marilyn Monroe is an authentic tragedy. When we talk about Marilyn Monroe, its always about poor marilyn, poor marilyn this passive woman being destroyed by hollywood. Thats the way the story frames her. After a reckoning in hollywood, its time to reframe her story. Now we can hit pause and roll it back a bit and ask ourselves okay, what is it we think we know . She was quite ahead of her time and very much an architect of her own fame. You must think i was born yesterday. Her performances are layered, funny, tender, human. They feel modern. She had a deep inner life. She was an artist. She was a poet. A businesswoman. What a power broker she was renegotiating her contract, creating her own production company, getting films made. Its rather frustrating that people cant think about her in terms of her intellect. I can be smart when its important but most men dont