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Cspan is in a c of concord took more about its history from local authors. Next we speak with Elizabeth Jewell and bettey finney tobey about the book concord through time. My mom as a title i to write a book, and should several different ideas, and she had a lot of memories about concord and that she shared frequently and her family has been there for three generations. She being the thirdgeneration, and that was an ongoing interest no matter where we lived with concord and Family History and the history of concord. So i had done a book similar to this previously about franklin, and the publishers created a new company, a new publishing house, and they contacted me about doing another book. You know, i could choose the area, if it was a place that wasnt already chosen. So i asked them if concrete were available because i knew my mom would love to do concord. And it would be ....
Capital, is it that way . Yes. Lets go see the state capital. 1816. Around the oldest capital where the Legislature Still sit in the original chamber. It has had a little bit of expansion but it is essentially the same building as in the early 1800s. How does it play a role in National Politics . You have the steps of the capitol in the front and they love to speak to the crowd in this square. Ronald reagan, bill clinton, everybody has tried to make an address and have a huge crowd filled this area usually with success. People in New Hampshire take the primary seriously. They will come out, they will participate. They know it is a sacred duty participatoryery and a very High Percentage vote in our primary. A beautiful capital, should we see the rest of the cit ....
Good morning. M josh mcelveen. She has been flirting with the idea for a while, but now pam tucker will try to win a seat in congress and she is making that announcement right here on closeup. I am kind of stealing your thunder. But outage you reach the decision . Rep. Tucker i have been out talking to people, was there a place for me in the primary. And yes, there is. People viewed me, we are looking at the direction our country is going and 65 of americans think we are headed in the wrong direction. We need to change that. And what we need are people willing to take those tough decisions and tough vote and that is why i am looking at this. Legislature for seven years. This is my fourth term, final term, and i think it is time we take what i have done here and move it up on the d. C. Level. I truly believe that. Josh when you make this decision, you have to have people talking to you you want to win if you are running, and now it looks like the top of and a lot of republicans thinking ....
Coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. Coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. Language, demeanor, facial exexpressie expre expresses, anything like that . Paul manafort was staring bullets at rick gates, his former protegee. Who worked for him for ten years. Started for him as an intern. And gates was not looking at manafort. Gates does not look in manaforts direction, even though theyre about ten feet apart. Hes talking to the jury. Manafort is glaring at him. Manafort has been an active participant in his defense. Hes taking notes. Hes talking to his lawyers. Holding a pen. But gates is not engaging with his former mentor, ilanian outs courthouse. Well check in with you throughout the afternoon. Lets bring in jill winebanks. Mimi roker is with us, former assistant u. S. Attorney in the Southern District of new york. And michael steele, former rnc chairman. Al ....