Headlines in every 15 minute block as any of the other cable news networks, which you know, tends to stick to one topic for a long time. There are three opinion talkshows in the evening in the evening and primetime hours. I host one of the opinion talkshows so i am very openly conservative as are the viewers and the readers of my book know. The rest of the 21 hours are straight news, no bias. Host you choose the topic, Tipping Points, for the show and your book, what are you trying to say to that title as far as the book is concerned . Guest i wanted to let people know that there is an urgency in fighting for the values and principles that made our nation great. Traditional conservative values. Limited government, free speech, a right to worship the god we choose, right to free press, individual liberty in general, and there is an urgency and in fighting for those, but it is also not something that we have to feel cynical about. Not something we have to feel hopeless about. There are t
dissents in her opinion, which concurred in part. still, these justices, thomas, alito, kavanaugh, gorsuch, roberts and barrett seemed to treat the allegations and the indictment that brought this ground breaking case to the supreme court as more of an academic moment than an existential one. the allegations that the former president of the united states while in office tried to use the levers of power to keep himself in office. reading the decision can seem circular, even. the president is immune because the constitution implies he is immune, even when highs trying to violate the same constitution. the dissents were so scathing, instead, plowing through the majority s reasoning. from justice jackson, quote, the majority of my colleagues seem to have put their trust in our court s ability to prevent presidents from becoming kings through case-by-case application of the indeterminate standards of their new presidential accountability paradigm. i fear that they are wrong, but f
life and career of him. this is about 45 minutes. good afternoon, welcome to november of the american revolution institute of the society of cincinnati at anderson house. the institute promotes knowledge and appreciation of the achievement of american independence by supporting advanced adding, exhibitions, a public programs, and providing resources to classrooms. i am program manager and today it is my privilege to introduce our speaker. emily persons is a deputy director and curator of the society of the cincinnati anderson house. a position she has held since 20 excuse me, 2003. she has our museum program including collections, exhibitions, interpretations. she research 18th century american history and american culture for more than 15 years. has curated numerous exhibitions for the society in addition to contributing to exhibitions mounted by mount vernon, the daughter of the american revolution museum, and the washington antique show. she holds a b.a. in history f
Through Public Programs expeditions Film Screenings and engaging conversations like going to have today we explore the contemporary narrative that continues to shape the narrative and the world. We hope that the programs you are able to explore boasts over 10 million items and they come here from Public Programs but then go and visit one of our five divisions we can find our books, photographs and other kinds of collections and other resources. I would tell you about the rest of the program for february but since its black History Month every month here next month we are featuring the women jazz festival. This year we will feature an evening discussion and three nights of Ella Fitzgerald inspired performances. This event and others can be found on the schaumburg website as well as through event bright and you can find in our Winter Program brochure which is also located in the lobby. I want to say thank you to any Society Members that we have here. Your support makes it possible for us
He sat down for an interview at the Schomburg Center in new york city. This is just over an hour. Hello there schomburg family. How are you doing this evening . [applause] thank you. Good evening and welcome to the Schomburg Center my name is novella and i man did publications here. Thank you for joining us in the lines featuring author Adrian Muller and his most recent, the president Kitchen Cabinet the story of the africanamericans who have fed our families from the washington the obamas. As as you saw in the video, it is a oneofakind Research Institution dedicated to the collection, preservation and interpretation of the global experience. Also you may have heard in january the Schomburg Center was named the National Historic lamech by the National Park service so they know what you all know, the landmark status recognizes the vast collection of materials that represent the history and culture of the people of descent through the global transnational perspective. Through Public Prog