Hamlet hes ever seen. As you get older, you see hamlet as the ultimate coming of age story. Weve all had the moment where the phone rings or you get the telegram or email saying dad died, the Family Business has gone bankrupt, your mothers left us, and at that moment when you think life will never be the same, and everything thats been in place to protect you wasnt there anymore, and you have to reckon with the adult world as an adult yourself, and you realize that without all of the safety nets you had before, its a scary place. Charlie we conclude this evening with a film based on the novel the giver. We have jeff bridges, Brenton Thwaites and lois lowery. I create a character where he will go on a journey, have a hard time and be changed. I hope that the reader will enter the same journey and be changed by the end of it. I think thats true of this book and the movie. Charlie the ebola crisis, hamlet and the giver when we continue. And by bloomberg. A provider of multimedia news and
Announcer from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Al Vernon Jordan is an eminent investment banker and longer. Lawyer. He was a pioneer in the momentous civil rights struggles in the 1960s and 1970s. He escorted Charlene Hunter through jeering mob to integrate the university of georgia in 1961, was then field director for the georgia naacp, was executive director of the United Negro College fund, and from 19711981 was president of the National Urban league. As america celebrates the 50th anniversary of the selma alabama march and bloody sunday, which led to the Voting Rights act, its a pleasure to have Vernon Jordan here. And you for joining us. Thank you for joining us. Vernon and you for having me. Al how important was selma to the civil rights struggle . Vernon selma was a crucial struggle. It was a moment where it took us that giant step, because selma led to the voter rights act of 1965. There is a historic notion that the Voting Rights act of 1965 was passed by t
Announcer from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Al Vernon Jordan is an eminent investment banker and longer. He was a pioneer in the momentous civil rights struggles in the 1960s and 1970s. He escorted Charlene Hunter through jeering mob to integrate the university of georgia in 1961, was then field director for the georgia naacp was executive director of the United Negro College fund, and from 19711981 was president of the National Urban league. As america celebrates the 50th anniversary of the selma alabama march and bloody sunday which led to the Voting Rights act, its a pleasure to have Vernon Jordan here. And you for joining us. Burning and you for having me. Al how important was selma to the civil rights struggle . Vernon selma was a crucial struggle. It took us that giant step because selma led to the voter rights act of 1965. There is a historic notion that the Voting Rights act of 1965 was passed by the congress here in washington dc. The fact of the matter
They could not get along for to go. She is very independent. She is used to winnie taking care of her. The different Family Dynamics and being very close later in life. Thank you so much. This was great. Next the author discusses the fall of a Confederate Navy in 1864. Coming into that year, they are at the peak of her sea power. The loss of two ships and the union and the 50minute talk was hosted by the emerging civil war blog. Its a good fellow tollish boy. A lot of man love between the two of us. Let me tell you. I love your book and they have been coming up to say thanks so much for having me. One good polish crisp deserves another. Thats the way it works. Once upon a time, he worked here at the spotsylvania military park, but has gone on to do amazing things. The highlights are many. He served as the supervise chor is a state park for kentucky. Currently he is with the general mcarthur memorial. He spents most of his days thinking about the pacific theater, but his heart will rema
From fort myer, virginia. Thats the old guard. So they will provide the cannon salute, the 21 gun salute. You have bands from every services. Again, army, navy, air force, marine im sure are all there. These are some pretty quality folks. The thing id like to point out though, that these parachutists out of the Golden Knights and also the artillery man and the old guard, most of them are also combat veterans. While theyre specialists in washington, d. C. , doing this performance, this show, they are also individuals who have probably seen action in either afghanistan, iraq, or other places. So you have to keep that in mind. Were starting to see the flyovers which will occur in a few minutes, youll see mostly reenactors, individuals who have taken aircrafts from our past wars, they are going to be flying privately owned aircraft that participated in those conflicts. These are clubs. They pay their own way. They love to do these things on national holidays, but then later on in the progr