Think its a big factor anymore, really. That issue is very much subdued. A panicked Donald Trump tries to force his way back into the spotlight in the laziest way possible, frankly, in a work from home hot Mess Press Conference following more than two weeks of getting completely upstaged by the energy of the harris campaign. But the weird old guy is still getting owned by regular folks. He comes to michigan, he talks about hes going to bring back the auto industry. Let me tell you something. Donald trump doesnt know [ bleep ] about the auto industry. And he doesnt give a damn about the Working Class in this country. And as that man, Uaw President Shawn Fain meets today with the Harris Walz Ticket, were going to expose just how bad Trump And Project 2025, yes its still a thing, would be for working men and women in america. But we begin tonight with a lesson in how to and how not to run a president ial campaign. First, the house to. Just look to the harris walz campaign. In short order,
relate to mainstream culture? and third, why has fundamentalism been so much more influential in the united states than in any other society in the western world? i am curious, is fundamentalism, fundamentalist terms that you here today? do you know people who call themselves fundamentalists or use this label? i see some nodding. any examples? yes. trying to describe alternate groups that do terror attacks? it is a term that you here more often with the context of islam. what about here among american christian groups? do you hear the label? up north many of those christians we would ve called fundamental christians. in my experience it is an often used by the fundamentalists themselves. you have heard it as a pejorative term, which lines up with my personal experience. there are exceptions. i have met some proud, independent baptists who claim the term fundamentalist. but generally it seems to be used as an insult. it is not a label that most christians will apply to
historical perspectives on international and national affairs. my name is eric arnesen from george washington university. i am the co-chair of this seminar. my other co-chair is unable to join us. some of you know, some of you do not know this is a seminar that s been going on for a number of years now. it is the collaborative effort of two organizations. the national history center, which is part of the american historical association, and the woodrow wilson international center for scholars and its history and public policy program. behind the scenes we have two particular individuals who every week work very hard to make sure that this seminar comes off with as little difficulty as possible, and amanda perry from the national history center and pierce decker from the wilson center. on the back and on the side are the folks who do the difficult work of organizing logistics and making sure that this seminar comes off week after week. the seminar is reliant upon the generosit
the house and senate return thursday and negotiations continue on a spending bill to reopen the federal government. as the debate continues, you can watch live coverage of the house on c-span and the senate on c-span 2. holocaust survivor frank gruntwald recalls his experiences as a young boy after the nazis occupied his hometown and his family s deportation to the auschwitz concentration camp. this event was part of a community high school program in greensburg, indiana. it s an hour and 15 minutes. we re flattered to have everyone here for our annual program and we re very excited about this year s guests. i d like to welcome john pratt up to the stage to begin our program today. good morning. on october 19th, 2018 a philadelphia newspaper ran an opinion article entitled why we need holocaust education now more than ever. according to the antidefamation league, anti-semitic incidents rose nearly 60% between 2016 and 2017. the largest single year jump the organizatio
let s start with some of the earliest. are standing in front of the exhibit, looking at origins and early days, where we had interesting artifacts that suggest baseball has a history that is much longer than the 19th century. in fact, we have an example from a medieval manuscript. these are miniature figures that were part of the border of a book produced in 1344. do you can see we have a monk in a none a nun primitive outfield. it shows you that that and gamesmes bat and ball were being played long before baseball. cuteext stop is this little book i absolutely adore. it is one of my favorites. it is a pretty pocketbook from 1787. it includes a woodcut drawing of children playing baseball with three posts, the word baseball printed there, and a poem suggesting that a boy runs home with the joy. already, the lexicon is showing up. this was first produced in 1744 in britain. is not until he comes to the united states in 1787 that the word first desk it is not until it comes