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Their works. You can find the schedule for a when theyll be available to sign in your program. And i encourage you al all to visit with him. Thank you for doing this. This is wonderful and were excited about it. Our moderator for the panel today is jerry healthridge, the distinguished author of Theodore Roosevelt and the assassin and the campaign of 1912 and the fantastic book high cotton. Thank you, chris. Thank you for choosing to come to the mississippi History Panel this afternoon. Were fortunate we have authors of four really interesting becomes that cover the range, the spire range of mi...

African american community. Heres how to join the conversation. Again African American callers only for the first 45 minutes. We have covered a number of speeches both from donald trump and Hillary Clinton this week as the rhetoric increases on the issue of race. And heres the front page this morning of the Washington Times and their headline. Clinton and trump bring bigotry to the president ial race. The New York Times and their reporting of that speech in reno, nevada which we covered and you can find in our library. Well read more and show you a bit more of Hillary Clintons speech. Well sta...

Bison in the monument. The elks club conspired to bring in a couple of elk. John got some money from the chamber of commerce to build some fences to contain these animals. And for many years, we had a bison herd. Now, the elk kind of took one look around and said were out of here. They went on south into the high country. But oddly enough, theyre coming back into the monument now. We see more and more elk sightings. The bison we removed in 1983 because they were confined to a really small area, and they had a really adverse impact on the resource. But that was the kind of thing he did. He was ...

Carolina and on the other side, texas. Colorful to say the least. His name is mary and and he lived from 1901 to 1936. Born in poland, his family moved to the United States and settled in seattle washington. There he entered politics first as a student and then as a new deal democrat. By 1932 at the age of 30 when he ran for congress and the 1933. Early on they showed great promise and was antigenic and an advocate for the great depressions forgotten man. He seemed highspirited but was shocked that to the enthusiasm. He was a bachelor at the capitol capitol. But the truth was he would be more ...

Are the children of your sacrifice. You cannot have gone through those stops and not have felt that deep emotion into even even spend so much time with these veterans who, back then were only like 70 years old and were full of vigor and telling their stories and youre just trying to honor them. We want to open up to questions but i want to ask a few more things. As you point out, there are all kinds of things that get involved in these things. Its sort of a game with the reporters because it moment like that cannot seem by 250 reporters. So a tight pool a tight pool is usually 14 or 15 reporte...