the u. s. is top diplomat and defense chief are due in keys, but there s been no confirmation from the biden administration. also this, our farmers block roads in argentina s capital to protest against export taxes on their crops. ends on sort of hearts of your sports news, twice and fury knock sounded in whites to retain his heavyweight boxing title, but then announces he plans to retire. we begin this news our in france way voting is underway in the presidential election. run off fall right candidate mary lou. penn has cast her ballot in the north of france. she has voted in, in, on board all the time where she was 1st elected to the french national assembly depends better at her showing in the 1st round compared to the last election in 2017. she took just over 23 percent of the vote. she s hoping to become francis 1st female president. and this is her 3rd time running for office present a minute. my call will be voting here in la to k, a town on the northern coast of franc
isn t a lot of great books on george washington and native american peoples, particularly one that bring out the full perspective of native american groups as well as they could, particularly reflecting the latest literature, which has been transformed in the last 30 years and more. professor calloway has been one of the people leading the transformation in the way that american historians have come to understand the challenge of incorporating native american history into american history. he is currently professor of history and professor of native american studies at dartmouth. fromceived his ba and phd the university of leeds, which means he is an englishman studying native american history in the 70 s in england, an extraordinary story in and of itself. to the united states, he taught high school for a few years in springfield, vermont. he served for 2 years as associate director of the center for the study for the history of american indians at the newberry library in ch
american study scholars. for the nal library study of george washington hosted this want. 90 minutes. it is a pleasure to welcome calloway. to speak. his torn inent his and tive american history you know the significance of native americans in the making george washington and his story. but i think it is significant a lot of great books on george washington and native american peoples bring outly ones that the full perspective of native they an groups as well as could, particularly reflect latest literature that has been transformed the last 30 years and more. proffer calloway professor calloway is one who is leading early american historians have learned the incorporating native american history into american history. he s currently professor of and professor of native american studies at dartmouth. b.a. and ph.d. from the university of lee which english man n studying native american history which 1970 s in england is an extraordinary story itself. after moving to the u
now with don lemon. now with don lemon. have a great week. captions by vitac www.vitac.com thank you very much. i m don lemon. going to get you up to speed on the stories making headlines. history made today. danica patrick becomes the first woman ever, woman driver in the history of nascar to win a pole position and she did it at the sport s biggest race. patrick posted a qualifying lap of almost 200 miles an hour. she will share the front row next sunday with jeff gordon. ultimately at the end of the day, too, everything happens for a reason. i ve thought about it and i thought about how i was kind of a favorite pole going in. you know what? maybe i wasn t ready. maybe it would have been hard on me. maybe my life would have changeded and been different. i just feel like i m comfortable and cool. i ve been around for a long time now and maybe now was the time. it s your time, it s your time. this will be patrick s first full season in nascar sprint series. i ll tal