giving you some of the greatest performances of african-american musical history dance, youwant to will luta dance. if you want to dance like i do, you will be watching other people. what we have, this is the penultimate stop. this is a guy who looks at film, theater, has amazing things. when you think of the struggle to present images of african americans that were not just stereotypical. we play a lot of that out. when you come here, be careful. and i, costumes, want to show you my favorite artifact in the full gallery. what would have a lot of amazing things, from film and television, this is one of the rarest of things we have. from 1867, a playbill were ira aldridge is playing othello for the first time. he had to leave the country into the performance for a week. the first person who was black othello.e -- played it is simple, but i think it is one of the great stories. it is in the theatre royal, not manchester, where is the city? newcastle, there it is. part of the cool stuff you will this as some of my favorite stuff. costumes from colored girls. one of the joys, collection of afric

there is a lip or the luta sits inside.e cut along the line of the sauter and we were able to pry open the lid. opening it up with pliers and revealing the box inside. we did find that there was a little bit of moisture. so the seals had opened up a bit. but there was no major damage. suspected, we believed there would be glass inside. we did not know if it would be entire sheets. we found spacers. this was just to give space between the two boxes. there were also some metal straps holding them in place so they would not wiggle too much. we removed the glass and the box,s and i held the pulling out the inner box. this was in slightly better shape as the seal had held up to a greater degree. care andome extra started cutting with stainless steel blades and saws along the solder line. corner first, so and we could get this in make sure that the historical objects were in good condition. we wanted to make sure that we were not going to cut into any of the objects. we opened up a corner and we stuck the borescope in. everything

things that congress has been putting off that now they are climbing into this quickly shortening luta period. >> in terms of it all, notice what's the price tag we talking about here if that does come together? >> that is a big wildcard. i don't know if anyone knows at this point. obviously it is from the entire government. typically, speaking there will be some significant increase. evil other government departments they're obviously inflationary environments. they are basically lobbying for increases in their budgets, perhaps even bigger than usual. i think it will likely be large. they can't get a deal, the president can't get a deal, then the top is that he will potentially support continuing resolution through the entire year, which is something that has not typically been done. that is where you are getting some pushback from. >> pushback is the department saying we cannot respond to priorities that come up if we are working on the budget was approved last night. the department heads of different agencies make the same argument and resolutions tie their hands. what's their view

. >> luta what happens in california 30 years later. california, it goes from being mexican province to immediately petitioning for statehood. question is would slavery be permitted in california? is a huge compromise that ultimately says no, slavery would not he permitted. -- not be permitted. look at the case of nevada. that is railroaded into the union to the american civil war. you need all of the electrical votes you can get. they give him those three electoral votes they thought would put him over the top three -- overats mcclellan the top. he beats mcclellan pretty handily. problematic keeps popping up, doesn't it? ofhow did the rhetoric thomas jefferson manifest itself in the rhetoric of james madison, james monroe with the monroe doctrine? how did they play a part? >> i have an entire chapter which talks about jefferson, madison, and monroe's vision of an empire. jefferson is willing to much more articulate an idea of how to create an empire. none of these guys sit down and say if we are going to create an empire we need to do

this is luta near, which many think this is what brought the u.s. and to the war. this was two years before we declared war. it is very emblematic. it is what everyone thinks about. they think about the lusitania being sunk and americans on that being killed. this particular piece i will talk a bit tonight about the things that came about during the war such as propaganda and fake news. the things we hear about today were alive and well back then. for example, this painting showing lusitania being struck. you might notice it already has a hole in the side. there is a second or peter hitting it. there was not a second herb peter and only one. about 30 seconds later, there was a massive secondary explosion. the ship was -- the brits did not know what caused the explosion so they created a story that a second one hit the ship. they determined it was the steam valves bursting. propaganda was part of it. the submarine campaign which the germans re-declared under the warfare in the early 1917, that is what drew us into the war ultimately. after the lusitania was sunk, pr

he was the sa luta torian. we couldn't find anybody to keep him. so my mother took him to school. turned out he was very bright and didn't miss a beat in terms of handling the academic information that was put before him. i remember finding an adjustment to be at claflin. but managing to stay aboard academical academically, i graduating from claflin with honors with a bs degree in general science with a concentration in biology. >> tell me about the, tell me about how race entered into your college experience in orangeburg and i know of course that south carolina state is there as well and the community will become a place under in large measure, because of your efforts that would in 1960 become very active. was there stories before that? >> the only choice of going to a college at that time would have been a black college. the closest would have been alan university in columbia and benedict college in columbia. not too far away was morris college. benedict and morris are baptist. the other is an ame school. we didn't base the reputation of those colleges gravitate toward them, ch

luta -- from the two congressmen. on march 4, the sec announced its new enforcement task force, as was discussed earlier, and esg issues, but it was not until march 14 that it issued a request for public comment and the sec has not completed its review of the 2010 guidance. can you explain the sequence? why is the announcement coming before market participants know the rules? when you commit to the requirements under the ministry to procedures act and completing rulemaking before enforcement action? chair. gensler: i am committed to complying with the administrative procedure act on rulemaking and i have said in this hearing and in my confirmation process i think that market investors do want to bring some consistency and accountability to climate disclosure, human capital disclosure and getting that, but there are rules of the road that are in place already. the guidance from 2010, our overall security laws. we will be vigorously enforcing the law as they are in place, but yes, i am committed to using notice and comm