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Morning. These foulke have been here for 15, 20 minutes or so, lifetime in Fort Washington, the scene of our, town take over this morning, invited to come on by, join us all morning long, bring the kids off from school, off from work , bring them by having some fun. Lets get outside check the jam cams this morning. Road work on the blue route still out there, the eastbound ramp to the schuylkill expressway they should be out there until 5 30, quarter of 6 00 or so. Ninetyfive looking good in sou...

One that i find the most absolutely fascinating and interesting is the one were going to discuss tonight. James garfield. For quite a number of reasons. First of all, garfield is one of the most intelligent president s we have ever had. I mean he is up there in the top half dozen, and when we go through his life by the end of it or the middle of it, youre going to start laughing because youre just going to say no, that cant be. He cant be that good in that field. Its just not possible. And then ...

Provide further compelling evidence the. [shouting] of the strength of united kingdoms economic recovery thanks in large measure to a longterm economic plan [shouting] but given the strength of that recovery, may i launch an appeal to my right honorable friend that we do now commit to spending 2 of gdp on our defenses most appointed military capability gaps we have had to sustain . And in these troubled times, to measure our principal allies United States of america, thats a long as we have a co...

Urban Radio Networks and author of the presidency in black and white cup close view of three president s and race in america. Also the author of democracy in black how race still enslaves the american soul and pulitzer davidwinning journalist come author of barack obama, the story. Watch indepth live from noon until 3 00 p. M. On sunday at book tv on cspan2. The new congress meets for the first time in january and will include several new members. We spoke of one of the incoming freshmen during ...

Friends of Miami Book Fair. If you would wait one more time because i would like too recognize you for your support. [applause] and of course Miamidade College , a convener of this outstanding literary gathering where so many students, yes, lets applause. [applause] so many Miamidade College students, faculty and staff give of themselves and volunteer in various aspects of this fair to make it what it is so thank you to Miamidade College as well. [applause] you will be able to purchase your own ...

[applause] thank you very much. And theres just about five minutes between my welcome to you and senator sanders so thank you so much for being here. [applause] im l mal harrison and a pleasure to welcome you to the book fair and wouldnt be possible without the support of sponsors such as a knight foundation, degrout foundation, Bachelor Foundation and many, many other sponsors as i said. We also are very grateful to the friend of Miami Book Fair international if you would wave one more time bec...

Iraqis otherwise became combatant and would have provided something that iraqis and the region really needed. Their electricity is very spotty and is, in fact, a part of the conflict turning power on and off to different neighborhoods. It could have been done for a fraction of the multitrillion dollar cost of the iraq war and with low risk to american lives and it would be a template for something that the u. S. And rich nations could and still should do i think across the middle east and global...

Were now in the billiard room which is one of the rooms that was built as part of the addition that the blaines made to the house in 1872. This is also a room which has been a place to hang photographs and in some cases the christmas cards of the previous first families. The first family was the millikens, and this is a large family, Carl Milliken and his wife are shown in the photograph along with their large family. There have been 21 families who have called the blaine house their home from t...

Harriet blaine beal donated the house and grounds to the state of maine for the purpose of a governors home. Sadly Harriet Blaine beal had lost her son, Walker Blaine beal, in world war i and he had actually owned the house and then upon his death the house reverted back to her and she, recognizing it probably wasnt going to go on in the family and negotiation that recognizing the need that maine had and the close proximity of the blaine house to our statehouse across the street she donated the ...

Along with their large family. There have been 21 families who have called the blaine house their home from the millikins in 1920 to currently Governor Paul Lepage and his wife first Lady Ann Lepage beginning in 2011. Today when we think of james g. Blaine in maine, i think we think primarily of the blaine house. It really is a symbol of both the maine governorship. And also of the state of maine as a whole. I think it is probably as well known a house as any in the state, and thus the equating ...