erase history, frankly. 1619 project has been part of this, the case for tearing down confederate monuments was part of this. and just to be clear, the civil war was about slavery, not states rights, is absolutely part of this, but people who are on this side of the argument know that history cannot be changed, but it can be forgotten if it s not taught. we as a country, i thought the already learned the lesp, yet we find ourselves here again because race remains so potent in our politics. a living history with an echo, and it s election night, but wasn t it lil wayne who said the past isn t prologue, it isn t even past. i believe that was the rapper william faulkner, also from the south, though. i get your confusion. it was lil faulkner, i did get confused and i appreciate the literary fact check. good to have you both on the good night. election coverage, 60 second. we re also half a hour to polls
and create win-win deals and look inside congress where you have a democratic senate and a republican house to see if they can agree enough to give the president something to sign. you have three entities here in effect that need to try and find a way to work things out, and the question is can they. it didn t work so well the past couple of years, but often times in politics, past isn t prologue. before we make any snap judgments, i m telling you how things appear. we ve seen things change when looking at past presidents, evening congresses when you didn t think they would. all right. we ll keep watching it over the next four years. david drucker from roll call. thank you. thanks a lot, jon. while we re focusing on the inauguration at home, egyptian protesters are battling police. they re accused of killing demonstrators during the uprising in 2011. of course, the arab spring, one of the big events of the president s first term. we ll talk about what the judge did that apparentl