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this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. breaking just moments ago the house just passed a stop gap bill to prevent a government shutdown. wasn t that the whole reason they got rid of kevin mccarthy? oh, okay. well, we are going to bring you more on that later in the show. and on the foreign policy front, biden sits down with xi tomorrow for what is sure to be, the long american surrender. plus, capitol hill turns into the thunder dome. we ll get into all of that later on. but, first, license to kill, that s the focus of tonight s angle. now, growing up as a kid in the 1970s, there were plenty of changes happening in society. there was the withdrawal from vietnam. there was nixon resigning. a gas lines. i remember those. and the jimmy carter malaise. with all of that, i don t remember ever hearing about storiess of mobs committing criminal acts. christmas season more fedex deliveries you a over. now truck drivers aren t just worried about getting packages ....
books and authors every weekend. booktv it s for serious television for serious at that point there were 15 slave states and 15 free states. slavery held on as long as it did because of the senate. the house was based on population more hostile to slavery the joy was an effort to hold the country together and in this end it worked at least for 11 years because 11 years later we had the civil war. booktv wants to know what you are reading this summer, tweet us your answer at booktv or post it on our facebook page facebook.com/booktv. in debt is booktv s live monthly three our interview program where authors take your questions about their books. this past year guests included walter isaacson, catch us smiley, ronald kessler and john watson and pulitzer prize winner lawrence wright. coming month we will speak with medea benjamin, a former second lady lynne cheney korea those, hartman, economist and political commentator walter williams and cokie roberts of npr and ....
and now after words on booktv elaine lowry brye mother of four military officers talk about what families go to during times of deployment, she discusses her book be safe, love mom: a military mom s stories of courage, comfort, and surviving life on the homefront with patricia kime senior writer for military times . welcome. i am here with elaine lowry brye to discuss safe, love mom: a military mom s stories of courage, comfort, and surviving life on the homefront . welcome to washington. thank you for being here to talk with me about it. host: tell me a bit about your book. guest: i never intended to write a book. what happened was in 2001, my oldest son headed to the naval academy and at that time to communicate with each other, just kind of connect and i began posting on that list. on 9/11 everything change. my son had gone to a peacetime navy and with in a few short hours everything changed and i began to write more. i would write about being encouraged ....
kennedy family and the churchill before churchill become prime minister. joseph kennedy was embassador of the u.k. he didn t think we could win and wanted to keep america out of it. churchill was still alive and kennedy assassinated. tracks the whole period. now i m going back to my favorite period which is 1850, a book called american debate, the tbreat great american debate. had all the new territory and the big question, is it going to be slave or free. at that point there were 15 slave states and 15 free states. slavery held on as long as it did because of the senate. it was a heck of an effort to hold the country together. in the end it worked for 11 years. 11 years later we had the civil war. tweet us your answer at book tv or you can post it on our facebook page facebook.com slash book tv. this past year included ta vrk smiley. in the coming months we ll speak to former secretary and economist walter williams and roberts of mpr and nbc news. this week, our ....
philippines and spoils. we took their land and minerals. here are these primitive people and they were put on display at human zoos but i always wanted to draw a distinction between human zoos and what happened to ota benga because ota benga was not part of the human zoo. more so in st. louis he was but in the bronx only he was a human being in a cage with monkeys. because the director could get more people to the zoo and get an idea about making money. less to the spectator to figure out whether he was human or in between but at that time in 1904 i forgot which encyclopedia but one of the big ones maybe britannic8 said africans were midway between and a rang theorangutan and a human being. i heard of ota benga when i was in college but never heard that he was in a zoo especially in 1906. the dawn of the 20th century. when you had few black men cornell university, the naacp around that time two years before, and in 1904, i am trying to wonder what did the prog ....