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for the next hour we looks for the history and literary culture of this historic city. also known as the horse capital of the world. what people don t realize is kentucky nearly lost the horses at the highest levels at one time and this was after the civil war for generation when it went out east. it was a case of there have always been forces here. in fact thoroughbreds and kentucky bred breds the highest number but the one big money went up north to new york and new jersey after the civil war because that s where the finance and the stock market was. it was a crazy and are one people were making fortunes. there was no income tax and they were getting rich and they were displaying their wealth with racing stables. coming up we will travel with author carl rays as he highlights historic landmarks and shares a history of maysville road a u.s. highway that played an important role in kentucky s economic development. that first author tracy campbell talks about the ....
[applause] mayor coleman: let me just say one quick thing about thurgood, how important he was to our country, for african-americans, for those who wanted to go to law school african-americans who wanted to go to law school, i was a part of that generation who looked up to him, believed in him, who was inspired by him. that i too someday could go to law school and i could someday become a lawyer. there is a whole generation of people just like me who have gone on to do that because of the bravery and the courage of thurgood marshall. so tonight, we are here gathered here this evening and i have view this really has the intersection of history and the future. what to i mean by that? the intersection of history and the future? well, we are in lincoln theater. in this theater, this was the only place where black folks could come and get entertained in a theater because they couldn t go downtown. they would come right here. and this theater was nearly demolished. a wrecki ....
good. well, welcome everyone to the gathering her today. trump, ethics, and the law. i should note this panel endingion is approximately three days, 11 hours, and four minutes from now. am with an investigative news organizations and washington, d.c. live quite a panel with us here today. they ll must need no inch reduction but we will lynch a duck them anyway but we will introduce them anyway. up untilan, who mid-july this share was director of the office of republican ethics and is now with the campaign legal center, another nonprofit in washington, tc [applause] miller.up is matthew he is currently with a strategic advisory firm for brand, policy, and crisis issues. he formerly led the department of justice team under barack obama and was a spokesperson for eric holder. [applause] going down the line, mr. richard painter, chief ethics fromr for george w. bush 2005-2007. most recently has been the cochairperson vice chairperson for citizens for inponsibility ....
should note this will end approximately three days, four hours, and 37 minutes from here. [laughter] i m david leventhal. i am director for the center for public integrity. have a stellar panel. they ll must need no introduction but we will into ducts them anyway. quiteet is probably known well. walter shah who up until july, mid-july of this year was director of the office of government ethics and is now the campaign legal center, another nonprofit and washington, d.c. [applause] miller.up is matthew he is currently with a strategic advisory firm for brand, policy, and crisis issues. he formerly led the department of justice team under barack obama and was a spokesperson for eric holder. [applause] going down the line, mr. richard painter, chief ethics fromr for george w. bush 2005-2007. most recently has been the cochairperson vice chairperson for citizens for inponsibility and ethics washington and is also a law professor. [applause] and to my extreme left, app ....
to the gathering here today entitled trump, ethics, and the law. should note that this panel discussion as a result will end approximately three days, 11 hours earnings 47 minutes from now. and 47 minutes from now. i m the senior political reporter for the center for public integrity, a nonprofit investigative news organization in washington, d.c. should note iscussion as a result will and we have quite an and we have quite an all-star panel with us today. they almost need no introduction, but we ll introduce them anyway. starting to my right is somebody who donald trump probably knows quite well and at is walter, who up until july,s mid july this year was the director of the office of government ethics and now with the campaign legal center. another nonprofit in washington, d.c. [applause] nonprofit in washington, tc [applause] miller.up is matthew he is currently with a strategic advisory firm for brand, policy, and crisis issues. he formerly led the department of j ....