2012, and ralph ellison, emergence of genius, published in 2002, and i was always happy about that book because larry got the birthday of ellison right and i always tell people but the birth date which is year earlier but most textbooks have not changed since 2002 so that s strange to me, but go to larry s book and get the right date. hap percent ming, best americanes says pressured criticism and nonfiction. professor jackson is a distinguished professor of english at johns hopkins university and directs the billie holiday project. hi is in next book project or joel s lab wrench and clint eastwood s lost cause. thank you for inthrow ducks, great to be he. i see you have the books on your shelf. can t miss. us turn around and grab a book. you can just get a quick reverence. dr. mary helen washington is to a distinguished university professor in the english department at the university of maryland, college park, specializes in 20th and 21st century african-american li
2012, and ralph ellison, emergence of genius, published in 2002, and i was always happy about that book because larry got the birthday of ellison right and i always tell people but the birth date which is year earlier but most textbooks have not changed since 2002 so that s strange to me, but go to larry s book and get the right date. hap percent ming, best americanes says pressured criticism and nonfiction. professor jackson is a distinguished professor of english at johns hopkins university and directs the billie holiday project. hi is in next book project or joel s lab wrench and clint eastwood s lost cause. thank you for inthrow ducks, great to be he. i see you have the books on your shelf. can t miss. us turn around and grab a book. you can just get a quick reverence. dr. mary helen washington is to a distinguished university professor in the english department at the university of maryland, college park, specializes in 20th and 21st century african-american lite
history tv every weekend on c-span3. first guest is tom kean. he served as former chair of thd 9/11 commission, member of the bipartisan center, task force oy terrorism and ideology cochair andhe the former governor of ne jersey. governor kean, thank you for giving us your time today. thank com you.milook ing give you wrote a letter t president biden and vice president harris about the ideas of the logistics of january 6th. can you give us the gist of the letter and why youne wrote it? we looked at this event on the 6th and thought it was a edk real violation of our democracy. really. something that never happened p? before. i don t thinkkhow the capitol been invaded like that since the british in 1812. this was our own citizens. why did it happen? how did it happen?an what are the facts and what can we do to make sure it never ever happens again? so our feeling was the 9/11 commission made 41 recommendations, which were s basically accepted, most 40 of them by the ame
[ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] i m jamie colby in houston, texas, the hub of the american space program, to meet an heir whose strange inheritance is hundreds of bibles that went to the moon. my name is jonathan stout. my father made it his life s mission to land the good book on the moon. those lunar bibles are my rightful inheritance, but they re locked up in a judge s chamber because someone else is trying to claim them. hi, jonathan.i m jamie. it s great to meet you. thanks so much for writing and inviting me here. jonathan brings me inside to show me a small sample of his strange inheritance this tiny piece of microfilm. that s it? it s as small as a postage stamp. what s on there? that s the entire bible. on one little, tiny microfiche? on each sheet. when it s magnified under a microscope, sure enough, there s the holy scripture. that was my dad s dream to get the bibles to the moon. wait. your inheritance, these little teeny
treated much differently than it was and i think it s treated unfairly. mr. president, the paycheck protection program, 15 million jobs lost, it has run out much money. speaker pelosi is blocking that funding. do you know why? president trump: if she thinks it s politics, i don t think it s good politics. nancy pelosi is blocking it. schumer is blocking it. i don t think it s good politics. but i don t think it. it s the same power all of these small businesses added together as the big companies. about 50-50. and it s so important. they would be scattered if we weren t able to do what we are doing. we are giving small businesses who won t make it, they can t because they are cleesd. so when we reopen they can get back into business. i think it basically passed unanimously twice, the first section which is $350 billion. nancy pelosi is blocking it. she sits in her house in san francisco overlooking the ocean, and she doesn t want to come back. she has got to get back and ge