jo ann: yes, to an extent. but when you mentioned the expedition, i want to segue into a little note about that, too. the spanish conspiracy, the news about it, the real muckraking journalism, began to take place when lewis and clark were out west. as i said, the farmhand on sebastian's farm that relies there is something besides tobacco in the hogshead was one thing, but the other thing was that the u.s. attorney for kentucky at the time was named daveiss.amilton by 1800icholas had died or something. thead been involved in spanish conspiracy by secret. he cameing his estate, upon these documents that showed his mentor, george nicholas, had been disloyal to the united states. then, nicholas was gone dead, i mean. informational this to a newspaper at the time. it was called "the western world. it was a muckraking paper. they make a lot of money. there was a congressional information. he confessed everything. he broke down in tears and said yes, it's all true. i was on the spanish payroll and i was conspiring and

jo ann: yes. i am not trying to excuse burr he was trying to sacrifice texas may be or louisiana and start his own little empire. but i think that idea came from wilkinson, and wilkinson turned on burr when he realized this idea was not going to work. burr did not see it was not going to work. >> any other questions, ladies and gentlemen? jo ann trogdon, thank you very much. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> president harry truman referred to his wife bess as the boss. she served as first lady on her own terms. she had little to say to the media, especially after some unforgettable public moments. >> she spent a good part of her white house years home in missouri. bess truman tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span's original , examining the public and private lives of the women who filled the position of first lady and their influe

jo ann: yes. i am not trying to excuse burr because i -- yeah. sacrifice texas, maybe, for the louisiana, and start his own little empire. i think that idea came from wilkinson, and wilkinson turned on burr when he realized this idea was not going to work. burr did not see it was not going to work. questions, lives in general and? thank you very much -- ladies and gentlemen? thank you very much. [applause] [indiscernible] >> with live coverage of u.s. house on c-span in the senate on c-span 2, here on c-span3 we complement that covered by showing you the most relevant congressional hearings and public affairs events. on weekends, c-span 3 is the home to american history tv with programs that show our nation's story. the civil war's 150th anniversary, visiting battlefields and key events. discovering what artifacts reveal about america's past. history bookshelf, the best-known american history writers. the presidency, looking at the legacy of commanders in chief. lessons in history, with college professors delving into the america, reel featuring

jo ann, he was sweating because it was a three-hour debate. which is almost like reading a book for you. >> you know what, though, if we're talking about the longevity, like the books i don't read, carly standing in those high heels for three hours, i dare you to try it. i dare you, greg. >> i have. >> and you won't be able to. as a millennial, i definitely enjoyed the entertaining aspect of the debate. that last hour, thank god they tacked that on where they asked the code names. and they asked about the woman on the bills. because that really got my attention. >> right. those are the millennial questions. >> they didn't need the last hour. the whole debate was a bust, in my opinion, because no one won it, and no one lost it in my opinion. there was no winner. there's no one who i was like, yes, now i know who will get the nomination. >> i have a theory on that. but the last hour should have been amputated like a bad limb. whenever i watch these debates, i wonder, are those podiums or lecterns, what's the difference and where are the podiums

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jo ann: i'm here to speak about the william clark you may not know about.howing the william clark that we think we know. the billboard is two or three blocks away at the corner of the i-70 overpass. it is a mural on a brick wall and it is a large building,

. >> up next, jo ann trogdon talks -- discusses her book about william clark's participation in possiblearked on an expedition with meriwether lewis to explore the louisiana purchase.

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