and, of course, thomas paine spoke that really kind of sparks or shaped the american revolution. >> whene see these books embodies all first editions very rare? >> they are not all first editions or very rare, although we have many books in our collection in our library of congress collection that would be first edition and very rare, if not one-of-a-kind. but with collected books are riding a brazen. some of them have inscriptions by other famous people or by the authors themselves. two books in this collection that i just adore our books that are part of the armed service book outreach, to people who are serving in the military. so we have two examples of folks that soldiers were sent. i believe now they are sent books to read at the war front on ipods and other things, but at least in the olden days speak what are the two books? >> i believe one of them is tarzan, i'm trying to think now what the other one is. my goodness spent when you think of it, in this exhibit a lot of novels. >> yes. and novels are critical part of american culture. not only by novels that people read, the commo

the land and a patriotism, and i think that we're in a position once again to heed the words of thomas paine, who said, "we have it in our power to begin the world over again.' >> thank you, mr. reagan. mr. mondale, the closing words are now yours. >> i want to thank the league of women voters and the city of louisville for hosting this evening's debate. i want to thank president reagan for agreeing to debate. he didn't have to, and he did, and we all appreciate it. the president's favorite question is, are you better off? well, if you're wealthy, you're i league of women voters and the city of louisville for hosting this evening's debate. i want to thank president reagan for agreeing to debate. he didn't have to, and he did, and we all appreciate it. the president's favorite question is, are you better off? well, if you're wealthy, you're better off. if you're middle income, you're about where you were. and if you're modest income, you're worse off. that's what the economists tell us. but is that really the question that should be asked? isn't the real question is will we be better off? wil

and later thomas paine said it was one vulture entering another. [laughter] and because he gives up, he says, all right, i'm joining the british side and so are these people on the barge. and they say, no, we're not, we're -- [laughter] we're americans. we're not going to join the british. so they just took them prisoner instead. >> he said to the british captain, take my barge crew as prisoners of war. i mean, what a creep. [laughter] >> yeah. all right, so think about this. so this leaves peggy in the house by herself with her son. she has been told that the jig is up, their plot has failed, and she's going to, you know, she's holding the bag. and meanwhile, washington is within minutes of getting there. so what she ends up doing is she stays upstairs and is very quiet. washington shows up, but the note to him has not shown up yet. so he seems very weary, he thinks it's weird neither peggy, nor benedict arnold are there to gloat him -- greet him. he goes over to west point, and he's shocked at how badly it's not been prepared, because benedict ar

one is.org spock's book on raising your child in a commonsense way and of course thomas paine's book that really sparked or saved the american revolution. >> when you see these books are these all first editions, very rare? >> they are not all first editions that are very rare although we have many books in our collection, and our library of congress collection that would be first editions in very rare if not one-of-a-kind. we have selected books for a friday of reasons. some of them have inscriptions by other famous people or by the authors themselves. two books in this collection but i just adore are books that are part of the armed services book outreach, people who were serving in the military and so we have two examples of looks that soldiers have sent. i believe now they are sent books to read at the war front on ipods and other things. >> what are the two books you have? >> i believe one of them as tarzan and i'm trying to think now with the what the other one is. oh my goodness. >> while you think of that, in this exhibit roberta shaffer of a lot of novels. >> yes and novels

and thomas paine's book that sparked or shaped the american revolution. >> now when we see these weaks, are they first edition. very rare? >> they're not all first editions or very rare. we have many books in the collection in the library of congress that would be first editions and very rare if not one of a kind. but we have selected bocks for a variety of reasons. some of them have inscriptions by other famous people or by the authors themselves. two books in the collection that i just adore are books that are part of the armed service book outreach to people who are serving in the military. and so we have two examples of books that soldiers are sent or were accept i should say. i believe now they are sent books to read at the war front on ipods and other things. but at los in the olden days. >> what are the two books you have. >> i believe one is "tar disan" i'm trying to think what the other one is. but oh my goodness. >> while you think of that, in the exhibit, a lot of novels. >> yes. and novels are critical parts american cultural. not only novels that people read, the common pe

of course thomas paine's book that really kind of spark or save the american revolution. >> when we seethese are these all first editions? >> they're not all first editions or very rare, although we have many books and a collection that would be first editions and very rare. if not one-of-a-kind. he selected the propriety of reasons. some of them have inscriptions' by other famous people. two books in this collection that i just adore our books that are part of the armed service book out reached the people who are serving in the military. we have two examples of books the soldiers -- believe no letter so central to read at the war front on ipod and other things. at least in the olden days. >> would the to? >> one of them as tarzan. i'm trying to think with the awareness. oh, my goodness. >> in this exhibit, a lot of novels. >> yes. novels are critical part of american culture. not only novels that the common people read, but some very high brown and very concept novels. some the appeal to people of all ages. some children's books that appeal to people of colleges. the wizard of oz, char

the land and a patriotism, and i think that we're in a position once again to heed the words of thomas paine, who said, "we have it in our power to begin the world over again.'' >> thank you, mr. reagan. mr. mondale, the closing words are now yours. >> i want to thank the league of women voters and the city of louisville for hosting this evening's debate. i want to thank president reagan for agreeing to debate. he didn't have to, and he did, and we all appreciate it. favoritedent's question is, are you better off? well, if you're wealthy, you're better off. you'rere middle income, about where you were. and if you're modest income, you're worse off. that's what the economists tell us. but is that really the question that should be asked? isn't the real question is will we be better off? will our children be better off? are we building the future that this nation needs? i believe that if we ask those questions that bear on our future, not just congratulate ourselves but challenge us to solve those problems, you'll see that we need new leadership. are we better of with this arms race? will we b

spock's book on raising your child in a common-sense way, and thomas paine's book that parks what is these books all fir editions, very rare? >> they're not all first degrees very rare. we have very many books in our collection that would be first editions and very rare, if not one of a kind. but we selected books for a variety of reasons. some of them have inscriptions by other famous people or by the authors themselves. two books in this collection, that i just adore, are books part of the armed service book outreach to people who were serving in the military. so we have two examples of books that soldiers are sent -- or were sent. i believe they're now sent books to read at the war front on ipods and other things. >> what two books do you have? >> i believe one of them is tarzan, and i'm trying to think about the other one is. my goodness. >> while you think of that. in this exhibit, a lot of novels. >> yes. and novels are a critical part of american culture. not only dime novels that people read, the common people read, but some very highbrow and very concept novels. some novels

mr thomas miller was not able to defend himself even if he could be present at the audience. any man presenting such depression pain and wounds wouldn't be able to endure such a stressful event even more so if the trial was a life or death decision. in two thousand and one thomas miller had been on death row for already fourteen years when his lawyer jim marcus finished his counter investigation which detailed the discrimination and irregular. artes of the trial. file was sent to the appeals court of texas. and though we had so much evidence there's no way that we can. and then we'll all day score was executed for late february twenty first two thousand and two. you know it was a sense of relief you know it was like all our bureaus exhausted i mean everything left for some of the supreme court and you know live in north africa was like. this is like you know. in the beginning of two thousand and two this was the last chance the u.s. supreme court in washington is the highest in the land it is the only one capable of revoking a stiff made decision each year the supreme court receives around one thousand mans from de

than potential scientists and doctors and presidents than yeah the strike is a pain in the butt but if you believe like thomas jefferson did. that educating our kids should be part of the commons something we all do together just as it has been since the founding of this country then you should be standing with chicago's teachers today this is not about selling it's not about benefits this is about students and the future of america and a lot is it stick. and that's the way it is tonight tuesday september eleventh twenty twelve you missed anything i'm sure you can all watch it in h.d. on hulu at hulu dot com slash the big picture for more information on any of the stories we covered visit our website to tom hartman dot com free speech dot org dot com also check out our two you tube channels there are links to thom hartmann dot com also thom hartmann dot com check out all the different ways you can send us your feedback and don't forget bach receive begins with you get out there get active tag your it super. wealthy british style sign some time to write. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happeni

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