The other thing that got my imagination going is often the marshals, deputies will get into will theonment and the person theyre looking for who they th know is there cant be found and so it becomes a game of hide and seek. They and the places that people hide, one of my favorite stories is in guess tony burke i think from california told me this story, that they had i believe it was him, that they had found a drug a store that a drug operation was being run out of with heavy weapons, and they knew these people were very heavily armed. td and they arranged it was a dry cleaning store. And they arranged to go into it. And they went in and there was nobody there. The store was empty. The but they heard sounds in the ceiling, under the tile ceiling. So somebody took a broom and poked one of the tiles and one of the guys fell out of the ceiling, and then just like that these guys started falling out of the ceiling. And they said it was raining felons. G, alinghewasaini so that other part i
Researched and engagingly her own ccount of family, which is not always an easy thing to do. And i want to start with some specific questions and then read a couple of things. Then therell be a little socialist jeopardy to keep her going. But well start with why this book now. A story about an american a time at war and a time when the country was going cultural me Major Political economic and social upheaval. In the federal government was going to the post office. Our years later, that was in 1914. 1917 happens, the United States sprs the war. Men are millions of being drafted. Their s of men see government working in and women too, see the government in a much different light. Were forced to reckon with questions about what a obligation to his country is. What a brothers obligation to another brother. What sons and daughters obligations to their parents are hasnt, you just know, 20 years before. Of course, these questions just arise, you know, in a day. Hey were planted in the few de
Deeply concerned about that. The marshall court, though many people regard what it did in 1803, 1805 as quite radical really moved rather cautiously. That is even though it invalidated one narrow provision of the judiciary act of 1789 in marbury, the next time the court invalidated any part of an act of congress was 1857 and the rather infamous, justly infamous case of dred scott v sanford. So the court was keeping a sword of damocles over the political branches, getting them to take their oath more seriously by threatening if they didnt it might come down upon them. But it wasnt really exercising that power with the kind of frequency or vigor that it has in years since. In the 1890s to 1937 the court went wild striking down all kinds of socioeconomic regulation. There was a constitutional revolution at that point not because of Court Packing but because of death. A lot of the old members of the court died, fdr had a chance to replace them. We got a court that was much more deferential
Ground and Commanding Officers from 90 different Law Enforcement agencies. These are people, you know, Melbourne Police department, new york state border patrol, and id be curious to know what its like bringing all of those other services into the marshal culture. Im only 25 years old, david. How do i look . Just kidding. It was a difficult task because when we first set up the program wed have to go out and solicit, mike and at the time his boss bob fining said we need to bring the state and local guys on board. We have the funding. Its for them. Go out and sell the program. Well, you know what its like walking into a state and local facility, hi, were here from the government, were here to help. Thats an fbi line, by the way. Didnt work out too well. So as time went on and the Success Stories that were rolling in. We let the state and local chiefs of police, Police Commissioners do the press conferences, jump up to a microphone, give us a little credit, we walk away, move onto the ne
President ial candidate pat buchanan on cspan 2 friday night at 8 00 eastern books on hillary clinton, barack obama and edward snowden. Saturday at 10 00 p. M. Eastern on after words the weekly standards daniel hall pper. On cspan 3, the negros league monarchs. Saturday, the civil war. And sunday on real america at 4 00 p. M. An interview with president herbert hoover. Let us know what you think about the programs youre watching. Call us at 2026263400 or email us comments. Follow us on twitter. American history tv in primetime begins now with holocaust survivor marcell drimer. He spoke with Journalist Bill beenson. The family lived in nazi occupied poland during world war ii. This event was part of the United States Holocaust Memorial museum mirs person series. Marcell will share his account of his experience during though holocaust and as a survivor for about 45zsoy minut. If theres time at the end of our program well then have an opportunity for you to ask marcell a few questions. Th