woodard off to the county jail. on way, woodard was repeatedly beaten with charles blackjack ultimately driving the end of the baton into both of his eyes. the sergeant was then thrown a semi-conscious state into a jail cell the night. when he awoke next morning, he realized could not see. later that day, woodard was transported. the veterans hospital in columbia where he was determined to be irreversible. he landed a count of the woodard beating and blanding were reported in the black press and received nationwide attention. when orson welles focused on the incident in his weekly national radio program on abc radio over four specific weeks mass, meetings were soon organized in black community across the nation for toelke to protest woodard to treatment. meanwhile, other black returning to their homes in, the rural south confronted other of racial violence, including racially inspired murders. no state, no state prosecuted involved in any of these incidents. on september 19, 1946, a delegation civil rights leaders m

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he tells him the story of the blinding of isaac woodard. if i lose this election over this issue, it will have been for for a go. and then truman second term he foley desegregated the military over the very strong resistance of the army brass. and when he left office in early 1952, 95% of american troops were in desegregated units creating the first multiracial institution in american life. so here's sort of the irony. here's this story about a blinded veteran that no one remembered who influenced may be the two seminal events of the early civil rights movement, the desegregation of the armed forces and brown v. board. >> tell me how you came up on this story. how did you do the research? you mentioned being in the"y truman library. >> well, firstn of all as you rememberem this when you becomea district judge it kind of land on you come right? you areoud like oh, my god it'se real thing. and you know you are sort of with responsibility. i wanted to know because i have this love of history, i want to know the history of record, and particula

and fairbury 2023 he killed a woman and also woodard before escaping to the u.s.s of the border crisis. understandably the family is devastated. president trump spoke with her earlier today and reached out but she said so far the biden family or biden white house i should say martha is silent. wasn't. >> no one has contacted me personally and as far as i know, no one has reached out and contacted anybody in the family. >> after the rest a few days ago that one person at the subject up but we expected to come up in the debate next week even if it's brought up by one of the candidates. martha. >> martha: we will seek activity can very much. so, here in new york the migrant charged with raping a 13-year-old girl here in new york. this detail turns her stomach. he took a video of the attack. the prosecutors say he told them that he took a video during this attack on a 13-year-old girl. they also say he revealed that he had gagged the girl and the boy, cut off her clothing, raped her and after all that these two teenagers managed to give the police a detailed descripti

remember, just a couple of weeks ago, we spoke with jerry woodard, highlighting broadcom as a candidate a stock split. companies will look at the performance and like what they see. he also highlighted service now as names to watch. if you include today's move, broadcom is up 19% since we had this chat. the semiukter etf pushing that to a new all-time high. >>> sticking with ai and a name on our next guest's radar in august, he said oracle's database would give it an edge against others in the ai space. fast forward to this week's earnings report, including a deal with openai and oracle is up 33% year-to-date. so we'll give them a little victory lap and get his thoughts on the market. let's welcome back charlie. charlie, well done, well done. >> thank you. thank you for highlighting that pick. they haven't all turned out that well, but oracle has -- one of the nice story where is it worked for the reasons we said it would. we do believe that oracle has an advantage with the data software that it controls. ai is all about data. ai is all about looking at patterns in data and computers fi