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Provided by the following. Bank of america, life better connected. And by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and Information Services worldwide. Captioning sponsored by Rose Communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Christmas, jon ste the countries smith, jon stewart, thank you for doing this. Thank you for having us. This is the daily show, an oral history, why an oral history. Yeah, chris. Rose yeah, come on. Why. Well, the title, you know, if i did it, was ...

But what begins to wear on you is where it is taken. And i think this election could be a great lesson in that controlling the culture, is not the same thing as power. Charlie jon stewart, for the hour, next. Charlie jon stewart, thank you for doing this. Jon thank you for having us. Charlie why this, why an oral history. Chris well, the title, if i did it, was taken. So we had to go with an oral history. Because charlie because it is an oral history chris yes, the people who wrote and performed...

Reenlist at the end of the war. Well, good morning. Thanks for joining us. Weve spent the last few discussions talking about the campaigns of 1863 from the perspective of the generals. We talked a little bit about wartime leadership from richmond and washington, d. C. Weve taken a top down look at the middle part of the war. Today i want to take our focus and move it back to the individual soldier. Lets start with the image that weve seen a couple of times. This is an artist rendition at the 187...

The 1876 battle at fredericksburg. And at the time, that low stone wall and a density of confederate soldiers, they are stacked six, seven, eight deep. The men in the wam are handing up loaded weapons, their cohorts in the front. More than ten separate charges try to go up the hill. By the seventh or eighth charge the Wounded Soldiers were b struggling back, begging them not to go. Its suicide. And yet they keep going. Why do they do that . Is a young man named william powell. In 1964 he was cal...

The unfathomable. Getting getting to a place that seemed like you could never get to, that you would never sort of, that thing i always, always was taught, when i went to church or went to timp el because i was raised sort of if both ways, that Narrow Passage way. You know, that, that passage that is so narrow you dont know if you will ever get through it, but show you get into what you could say is the promise land in one way or another. And that is what jeff has done with his life and that is ...

The unfathomable. Getting getting to a place that seemed like you could never get to, that you would never sort of, that thing i always, always was taught, when i went to church or went to timp el because i was raised sort of if both ways, that Narrow Passage way. You know, that, that passage that is so narrow you dont know if you will ever get through it, but show you get into what you could say is the promise land in one way or another. And that is what jeff has done with his life and that is ...

Good morning its still moving to the westnorthwest it will continue that track through bahamas and cuba these are the spaghetti plots. The actual track has it looking like it will make a landfall in south florida going into early sunday morning between now and then you will start to see conditions deteriorate you have really the rest of the day today if youre in key west f youre in south florida to finish preparations and get evacuations underway alerts going on. A hurricane warning issued overn...

Retailer slashing prices on thousands of items what this could be signaling about the company and its rivals power lunch starts right now im brian sullivan, stocks are mixed this hour but on track for first losing week in three weeks. The dow is the only major average that is higher meantime the u. S. Dollar, the greenback weakening against most of the world major currencies, the dollar index now at its lowest level since january of 2015 kroger beating estimates but the shares getting pounded ap...

The unfathomable. Getting getting to a place that seemed like you could never get to, that you would never sort of, that thing i always, always was taught, when i went to church or went to timp el because i was raised sort of if both ways, that Narrow Passage way. You know, that, that passage that is so narrow you dont know if you will ever get through it, but show you get into what you could say is the promise land in one way or another. And that is what jeff has done with his life and that is ...

It is published by paul Gray Mcmillan and the editors are myself and Michael Mcconnell was a professor at Stanford University school of law and was a judge of the Circuit Court of appeals. We have a conference about one year ago in which all of the papers that were gathered together for this short publication were discussed and analyzed and we have with us today, to the participants in the conference and opposite to the essays included in this collection. Antonin scalia was an associate justice ...