gov. clinton: we are going in this one? come with me. hi, what s your name? i m governor clinton. ok. hello. how are you? hello. good to see you. can you shake hands? that s good. thank you. this looks good. i like it. i will try not to cheat. what s your name? you were in there, weren t you? you didn t get to ask your question. what s this? [indiscernible] ok, shoot. how are you? do you have any skim? thank you, what s your name? [indiscernible] clinton: thank you, i bill am clinton. glad to see you. good to see. how long have you worked here? nice to see you. appreciate you. thanks. hello. how are you? what is your name? my name is danny. gov. clinton: good to see you, i m governor clinton. how long have you worked here? i worked here a long time. gov. clinton: you come with me. we will do it. i got to ask her a question. go ahead. what kind of political changes do you think it s important for our presidential candidate to have a background in foreign affairs and
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he wrote a note to his mother saying our cause is defeated. in all things i must see his will be done. my greatest regret in leaving this world is to leave you and the rest of the deer was. the dear ones. the other children will be more comforting to you than i have been, but none will love you more. that is charles minnegerode s death letter to his mother. a surgeon finds him on the battlefield, operates on him removes the bullet and saves his life. in the end, he does not die on the battlefield at appomattox. but we have covered today are just some of the high points at the park. there are many more stories, buildings, and exhibits to see if you come and visit her yourself. appomattox is often forgotten by the american public or overlooked but is one of the most significant events in american history. this is a place where the killing of americans by americans to the tune of over 700,000 ended. it is also the place where we decided we would be one nation instead of two. t