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minister, and to rose hudson wilkins, our wonderful chaplain, for accompanying me to the vigil for jo last friday. at the priestly statute in the center of that lovely town. we, all of us, were moved by the energy and warmth of the crowd brought together in grief and solidarity. i ve been very moved when the public outpourings since her death. the hundreds of letters and e-mails we ve all received in solidarity with joe s family in their hour of grief. and by the outpouring of charitable donations to causes close to her heart, hope not hate, and the royal voluntary services. last night my honorable friend the member for south and myself held a vigil outside our townhall. one of hundreds of vigils attended by tens of thousands of people the right across our land who are so shocked i what happened, and what to express that shock and grief. also what you think of the parties in this house who offered their sympathy and support at this very difficult time. we united in grie ....
and andy. he was one of the most important film directors in the late 1930 s. sunday night at 8:00 on the presidency, john meacham and ron about the process of writing a presidential biography. for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.com. tv,ext on american history holocaust survivor julius menn describes his experiences growing up in poland and palestine to the 1930 s and 1940 s. 10-year-old julius menn and his family were on extended-stay when the german army invaded in september of 1939. he described how his family narrowly escaped by traveling to force and feels, dodging hunger. after a year in lithuania, the family returned to palestine in october 1940. this event as part of the holocaust museum s first-person series. it is just over an hour. good morning and welcome come to the united states holocaust memorial museum. my name is bill benson, the host of first-person. thank you for joining us today. we are in our 17th year of the first perso ....
holocaust museum s first-person series. it is just over an hour. good morning and welcome come to the united states holocaust memorial museum. my name is bill benson, the host of first-person. thank you for joining us today. we are in our 17th year of the first person program. our first person today is mr. julius menn whom we shall meet shortly. this season of first-person is made possible by the generation of the loo s frequent smith foundation with additional funding from the arlene and daniel fisher foundation. first-person is a series of conversations with survivors of the holocaust who share with us their first-hand accounts of their experiences during the holocaust. each of our first-person guests serve as volunteers here at this museum. our program will continue twice-weekly through mid-august. t these himh the louisiana 0 the museum s website provides information about each of our desperate the website address is www.ushmm.org. anyone interested in keeping ....
the candidates seeking office. , a lot ofly stunning effort is being put into the sheer mechanics of raising money. host: sarah from vernon, new york on the independent line. caller: good morning, how are you? guest: hello. caller: i would like you to explain to the american public what a call center is. from what i understand, listening to 60 minutes and different programs like that, a senator or representative is required to spend two hours a day calling their constituents to raise money for their party. , if they spent two hours a day trying to pass bills for the american public. that i ve been watching news for a long time and i ve never heard about call centers until this year when 60 took us into them and show them what they look like. guest: i didn t see this 60 minutes episode, but call centers are a fact of life and they are very active in the fundraising for political campaigns. about specific requirements of two hours a day, but it would not surprise me that ....
that there should be a limitation on a government employee cost recognized exercise of their rights, there needs to be guidance and that needs to be clearly indicated on what the employee can do. let me say a couple of thank you s. i can name all the people that participated but particularly the aclu. i do not know if he knew what he would be eyeing into, six and a half years of fighting the government over my job. lee rowland was the last attorney from the aclu representing me over the last couple of years. part of the deal when we were negotiating the settlement, i have a sub rosette agreement with lee because after talking to an attorney from the aclu every week for the last 6.5 years, i could not go cold turkey. job.id a remarkable in the beginning it was aden abdo and there the aclupitzer,-with in washington for a long time and stood me faithfully for six and a half years. the law firm of goodwin and proctor. they offered their services pro bono to assist as we m ....