Stage devoted to the 1820s and 1860s. Among many of his accomplishments, too many that i could go to tonight. High seeked and difference and desires of americans. Hes working with cureuating new exhibits and portraying americas workers 1750, 2015. Speaking directly to his talk tonight, david has his fourth scene on view now, it is calling dark field of the republican. Alexander garner photograph 1857 to 1872. Which in multitude severals lincoln paragraph. This i mage was the you my remember last year walt wittman was a theme of our lincoln event. I may mention that along the way, with his work of the National Gallery of david ward is a poet and an editor and a literally critic. His poetries was published in 2011 called internal difference. David earned his bachelors degree from the university of rochester and Yale University and england. Please join me in welcoming david ward. [ applause ] thank you, brian, thank you all, i am delighted to be here. We ai want to congratsulatioe portrai
Because youre engaging and organizing which is capacity building, which is building peoples ability to have those conversations. And also to figure out how to act together, how to make each other strong instead of feeling isolated. And, you know, it is certainly true that when that legal structure fell down a lot of people sort of thought, well, thats taken care of. And it was only the beginning of a beginning. Well, two words. I mean, one is when clay said struggle, theres struggle in the macro sense and then theres struggle within movements to find a Common Ground that we can stand on together, right . Right. And thats critically important and it involves dealing with all the complexities that jessica just laid out there. Can i Say Something . Yeah. I think we have to remember the young people who are coming up, like through elementary school. Im not talking about teenagers. And the way they perceive not only children of color, but children who are white as well. Especially since we
American history. And its really a worrisome thing that so Many Americans dont know American History and are swept up by this mans rhetoric. Its a commentary on our education and thats why its so vitally important that we know our history and particularly the more shameful parts of American History. Because we learn more, i think, from those chapters where our democracy faltered than the glorious chapters that were exposed to all of the time. So people like donald trump need to know our history. The mayor of roanoke has also expressed the same kind of comment and i extended an invitation to him and i talked to him over the telephone as well. You did . Hes a charming southern gentleman. [ laughter ] and he hasnt responded to invitation yet. But he extended to me, and he has a commission, Human Rights Commission or Something Like that, that extended an invitation to me to come and speak there. And so i am serving as an exam. For the mayor of roanoke. I have accepted that invitation and w
With the idea Nuclear Warfare is something completely different. They are using the models based upon the world war ii experiences, not upon this idea that 20 kilitons and 30 kilitons is more bang for your buck. Many supporters say its just another weapon so whats the big deal . What difference does it make if the source of ignition is conventional or fission . What difference does it make . The first one they put together is called pincture. It will target 20 areas with 50 bombs. The air force comes to the conclusion that what is a city . Its a collection of industry. Well, if you have 20 kiliton bomb, if you drop it between the two of them you get a two for one. You get a bonus effect. Thats the term they use, bonus effect with your atomic weapons. In 1947 theyll come out with broiler that will drop 34 bombs on 24 cities, seven moscow, two leningrad, and they expect to have 100, 200 bombs in their supply line they can drop for later events. Then p 1948 and they are going to drop 210
Again, live this morning as we await remarks from former new york city mayor Rudy Giuliani and consultant and trump adviser dick morris speaking this morning at a breakfast for Florida Republican Convention President ial delegates. Cspans Convention Coverage will get under way live tonight at 7 30 eastern on the docket of speakers tonight, wisconsin Governor Scott walker, senators marco rubio and ted cruz. Newt gingrich will speak with Vice President ial candidate and current indiana governor mike pence. Making America First again is tonights convention theme. Again, coverage starting at 7 30 eastern on our companion network cspan. I hope this is broll. It is . All right. Good. Hey, guys, i need everybody to start taking their seats. Were going to start promptly. Everybody please start taking your seats. Okay, everybody, please start taking your seats. Were going to start the breakfast program. Good morning. What a night last night, right . Briefly i was having a discussion with a coup