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Professor to another, coming up, donald trump might have to go to the united states supreme court to get his name on the presidential ballot in maine colorado, which would leave supreme court justices, once again, playing amateur historians, this time about the 14th amendment, for the guidance of a professional historian, the supreme court should consult the work of our next guest, yale history professor david blight, an expert on the 14th amendment. professor blight joins us next. pfizers rsv v...

Lost cause, the trumpian lost cause could win the presidency again and come back into power, unless we use the terror of our laws to prevent it. >> joining us once again is david blight, professor of american history and african american studies at yale university. processor bright, thank you very much for coming back. i cant tell you how agonizing it is for me to go to a commercial in situations like that and i just want to give you more time to expand on your point. with the departure point be...

>> professor david blight, we are up against the dreaded commercial again. thank you very much for joining us tonight. thank you for giving us our reading assignments about 1866. we will do it before our next class reconvenes here. thank you very much, professor. >> thank you, lawrence. >> coming up, the breaking corruption news of the night is that new jersey senator robert menendez is facing another superseding indictment, this time for bribery involving the government of qatar, after already ...

Program are just getting warmed up when we have to go to a commercial. such are the perils of commercial television of course. that happened thursday night when historian david blight was explaining to us the history of the 14th amendment and how it has become the legal basis for banning donald trump from the presidential ballot in some states. >> the text is clear here. make no mistake. there are many constitutional lawyers have argued this. its the politics that of course is not clear. and we ...

Again, the key thing to know here, and first of all i have to say, as a historian reconstruction, there are a lot of those who study this, and i am by no means the only so-called expert. but its like section three is risen from the dead. it was just gone. nobody ever cared about. nobody ever read it. now every time i turn on the news or read the paper, im seeing the full text of it. thank god for this constitutional education. but again, that came out of first what was known as the joint committ...

Of Course, I Repeat Myself! The persons generous enough to read what I write will suggest that I repeat myself. I confess that this is a truthful

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Daniel G. Clark recounts when civil rights leader Alexander Clark brought Frederick Douglass to Muscatine, Iowa in 1866.

Daniel G. Clark recounts when civil rights leader Alexander Clark brought Frederick Douglass to Muscatine, Iowa in 1866.