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Second president elected to serve a full term in Office Without Party Control in either the senate or the house. That made progress, any progress, domestically, very difficult. Candidly speaking, my grandfather did not want to raise taxes in 1990, but our constitutional system of governance says Congress Also gets a say. Besides that, he felt he owed the American People action and results. Compromise is a dirty word in washington today because we live in an age of the perpetual campaign. Once we...

N. C. A. A. Model. Adam what will happen if College Sports cant unionize . Tweet us at cheryl at cheryl casone. Cheryl unions make a ton of sense. And the biggest loser on the s p 500. Diving today after the video game posted Fourth Quarter earnings, analysts expectations. Competition for walmart in their use videogame market, the company is diversifying in other fields. Joining me exclusively is game stop president tony bartels. Thanks for coming gone. Good to have you again. Tough to see the S...

Francisco Arts Commission where we got the journalists and do the profile of the amazing people to do the work in the bay view and from that community, profiling their expenses what their committed to, and those were in the broadcast on the radio. And we had an event that was packed to the gills with the people that were excited to hear the stories from the community and it was an emotional night and a powerful night and to me it is one night. And it is one community, within this big bay area, b...

Does not drink it behind the building. August i have not had my coffee at. What i do behind the building is my own business. Calico stumbled right out of the starting gate. 47 right now at midway. 44 in lansing. 42 in joliet. Window cloud cover this morning there will be assigned and mixed with clouds. Then rain comes tonight. Chance of showers only a 20 percent chance. Most of the brain is north of chicago. It will be right up along the wisconsin border as a warm front moved through. That is a ...

Say you are not going to cause any civilian harm, the population thinks they are protected. They are not. The population stop rejecting themselves and stop thinking that they need to do things to mitigate what happens on the ground and in the country. In the bigger picture, and makes us more likely to say that we will use military force. We are not going to cause civilian harm. Do not worry. That is not the reality. There will be civilian harm. It should be part of what we think about when we th...

A line from the war was, we had to destroy this village in order to save it. It has become a cliche. A person named turse has written a brilliant book that i recommend. It is called kill anything that moves. He went into the u. S. Archives and dug up the true story that oneoff. S not a we were using civilians as target practice, pushing them out of helicopters, executing them in the fields for no good reason. This is what our nation did. I am going to skip ahead. You think that is in the past. ,...

He was with a group of people, integrated group of kids who were going down to march in montgomery in 1963, 1964 and what is fascinating is that he suddenly is introduced to the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, hes introduced to the activity thats going on in the south and he becomes very active there. But whats so powerful about his story is that he goes back to law school and as hes getting ready to go to law school hes asked by tom hayden who was the head of the student for Democrat...

On in the south. He becomes active. What is powerful about his story is that he goes back to law school. As he gets ready for law school, he is asked by tom, who was the head of the student for democratic society, to come to new york, new jersey, to help organize and fight the battle for civil rights in the north. What he does is goes to newark and it allows us to see the fact that the Civil Rights Movement was not simply a seven movement. His story illuminates the challenge of nonviolence in ur...

With lonnie bunch director of the National Smithsonian museum of africanamerican history and culture. Lonnie bunch, who is Junius Williams . Junius williams is a really fascinating individual because his life straddles both the south and the north. He is somebody who was, grew up middle class in richmond, virginia. Went to college in massachusetts. And got involved very early in the Civil Rights Movement. He was with a group of people, integrated group of kids who were going down to march in mon...

Integrated group of kids who ine going down to march montgomery in 1963, 1964. Suddenly is introduced to the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee. Hes introduced to the activity going on in the south and he becomes very active there. What is so powerful about his back to that he goes law school, and as hes getting ready to go to law school, he is student the head of the society to come to newark, new jersey to help organize and fight the battle for civil rights in the north. Is heunius will...