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Feel very blessed to be able to have done all that we have done so far. And i hope that the best is yet to come. If i had to pick something it would be that im i am still here and there are so many people who bet against me in so many moments of my life. I remember the complaints that came in, my favorite was he last two boisterously my lap was too much my cadence was wrong, i spoke too fast everything was too big for public radio because npr says this is National Public radio. And my status is ...

People didnt think it would work on pbs. Charlie rose had done well for years and nobody expected for me to make it on pbs. Long story short it would be im still here. Host 25 years or so youve been doing this. 17 books or so you ever written and edited. Your different shows that youve done, what do you think youve accomplished . Guest i hope that what we do every day through our public radio and Public Television work is the same three things that say all the time. I hope, number one to challen...

I pray for them every day. You write about blue star families. Certainly members of the military. You talk a little bit about gold star. Gold star mothers those who have lost a son or daughter. Very inspirational story in here about a mom who is a gold star mother who is also in the numeral academy. The ui to touch a little bit on that . I got to no her when she was complete mom and discovered that lots of them have asked. The 1st big challenge there child is going through without you. As i bega...

Its front pain daily basically all european papers and the equivalent in social media. Its a huge debate and many people are very concerned about it. The debate has shown that people are concerned about theth what shay see as possible impacts. Public services, regulatory, investment arbitration environment, et cetera. Men of those fears north justified aft all by facts bit they show that people feel distanced from politics, from trade policymaking, they want to be involved and this is something ...

Yesterday in the topics they cover. Help me not focus on it. On the militia side there are proiranian militia sides. I cant say the division of iraqis and mobilization. I agree with you. Definitely under the popular mobilization, some of the militia and we are talking about dismantling the criminal ones, committing crimes. They can be accepted as part of the National Guard but my suggestion is on a personal level with dozens of people who belong to one of the regions to be integrated and find in...

Information. Well, this is indeed very important part of the negotiations because that da flows across the atlantic every second, and we continue to do so. So its important we facilitate trading data and data flows in companies. This is the future in many ways and we will be discussing this in the ttip negotiations as well. When it becomes difficult is when we talk about personal data and how it is used, and thats we have so far that the Data Protection regime of europe is nose going to be negot...

Shirt. I remember that. So i read something veranda of lydersen or marios blazon has some book. I thought my father made the name up. His father was elijah so there shouldnt be any except for my uncle. You are kidding. No. But when he sent me the link im curious because there are but they are not us. Someone has the same story. Her father took a dart and threw it and ended up in maitland australia. He is jewish and he was going into the army and he had five sisters. Theyll got married and they h...

Publicly debated. Two actors take on the roles of lincoln and douglas and Harold Holzer moderates. The metropolitan museum of art posted this event. [applause] holzer in their entire eventful lives, be met only three times, maybe for at most. And when they finally did, they spent their time together locked in political combat. One was a proud radical, and avenue an advocate for Racial Justice who ran out of patience with the status quo. The other was an ingenious master of the arts of compromise...

Three times, maybe for at most. And when they finally did, they spent their time together locked in political combat. One was a proud and brilliant radical. An advocate for Racial Justice who ran out of patience with the status quo. The other was an ingenious master of the arts of compromise, exquisite political timing, leading when necessary from behind. One would save the union and slowly cure its major defect slavery. The other would free all slaves immediately, even if it meant destroying sl...

Stay close, if you throw it, it will go farther away. It is completely autonomous. Next the communicators, monday at 8 00 eastern on cspan2. Up next on American History tv, university of virginia history professors gary gail ger and peter onuf discuss Thomas Jeffersons views on federalism and the union of the states. They debate jeffersons provocative belief in the separation of races. President lincolns preservation of the union during the civil war and how jefferson would view todays federal g...