america, white david eisenhower --dwight david eisenhower. >> with the supreme court back in session,al page to help you follow the court. calendar forthe this term, a list of all current justices, and with supreme court video-on-demand, watch arguments in recent c-span appearances by supreme court justices at c-span.org. each week until the 2016 election, we bring you archival coverage of presidential races. next from 1960, the second debate between senator john kennedy and incumbent vice president richard nixon. the candidates took questions from a panel of journalists on u.s. policy toward cuba, relations with the soviet union, combating the spread of communism, and civil rights in america. senator kennedy defeated this debate took place in washington, d.c. frank mcgee: this is frank mcgee, nbc news in washington. this is the second in a series of programs unmatched in history. never have so many people seen the major candidates for president of the united states at the same time; and never until this series have americans seen the candidates in face-to-face exchange. tonight the c

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mister american dwight david eisenhower. >> you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming every weekend on c-span3. to keep upn twitter with the latest history news. , american history tv's real america provides films -- afghanistan is a 1987 one report from the intervention in afghanistan. the video from the national archives focuses on the challenges facing afghan refugees who were children when soviet troops invaded the country in 1979 and grew to adulthood during occupation. the film profiles refugee camps in pakistan at health clinics and the efforts of aid workers from around the world. >> afghanistan. in 1979, the soviet union determined that afghanistan would be a communist nation forever. the people said no, we will be free. they then picked up their weapons and fought for their freedom the only way they knew how, from the protection of their mountains. and continued their traditional way of life. others were forced to flee the bombs and tanks and took refuge. in their decade of war, over 1000 villages and towns have been destroyed by tanks and bombs. 5 million af

which candidate was the first to win the electoral votes -- william jennings bryant, dwight david eisenhowerc. abraham lincoln, d, woodrow wilson. >> look at the monitor if you teed t need to. >> william jennings bryan, eisenhower, lincoln, wilson. >> abraham lincoln. rushed nevada into the union, they needed to pay for the war. >> interesting. question two, daniel, the buzz this week about bob dylan's nobel prize. the royal swedish academy gave out award for economics two researchers one from harvard and mit. what was their breakthrough? >> it's d. say, d. >> got to go with d. >> nobel prize. >> man, i -- skipped that article. >> totally. >> a. >> going to help you. >> don't worry. i would guess c. >> guess c. like to help the guests. a and c. >> most boring. new ways to measure benefits most. >> in our final news quiz question goes to harry. a new hot button issue. threatened to shack ke up a rac. dean art leveled which charge against michael montesano? >> billy joel. >> can you believe? this one is audio daily double. take it away. ♪ from a town known as wheeling, west virginia ♪ >> billy

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stationed in washington, gives the mentoredar out against the advice of one of his aides, dwight david eisenhower who later becomes president, tos his uniform and goes off command the troops. they clear it out in a violent move. a few casualties and wounds. but the pictures of the burning and the way that the american army treated veterans of the preview -- previous battles was one of the darker moments of his career. he later tries to paint those men as something of a communist uprising. this remains one of the more controversial aspects of his career. the other thing about macarthur's career as chief of staff is budget. they need leaders to think about the future of the organization. the army was a largest part of the federal budget. every year that he was chief of staff but for the last, it took a 10% cut every year. macarthur quickly had to prioritize. do i save programs where people? -- do i save programs or do i save people? he said i have to say the people. the only weapon that cannot be extended christ, generated -- ized, is the leadership. that would be the foundation of the army in the

washington and gives orders to clear out the mentored against the advice of one of his aides, dwight david eisenhower who later becomes president, dons his uniform and goes off to command the troops. one of their officers is george patton. they clear it out in a violent evening. casualties on either side. but the pictures of the burning of the camp and the way that the american army treated veterans of the previous american army was one of the darker moments of his career. he later tries to paint those men as something of a communist uprising. [indiscernible] he tries to put the best face forward on it. this remains one of the more controversial aspects of his career. [indiscernible] the other thing about macarthur's career as chief of staff is budget. [indiscernible] they need leaders to think about the army today and the future of the organization. the army was the largest part of the federal budget. every year that he was chief of staff but for the last, it took a 10% cut every year. macarthur quickly had to prioritize. do i save programs or do i save people? he made the following choice. he said

american, dwight david eisenhower. ♪ >> on election day, november 8, commission decides our next presidentd which party controls the house and senate. stay with c-span for coverage of the presidential race, including campaign stops with hillary clinton, donald trump, and their surrogates. follow key house and senate races. c-span, where history unfolds daily. history"ctures in george washington university perfection chad heap talks about the origins of the gay-rights movement, finding commonplace with communists, the black power movement, and others fighting this is quote of american cold war society. also specific issues like removing the ban on lesbians and gays from holding governmental jobs. his classes about one hour. class.elcome back to beay our topic is going to gay and lesbian liberation. i want to spend a bit of time setting that up for you and we will move into discussion of the issues. for the last couple weeks we have been talking about the ways that cold war conformity gave

david, he's correct about the checkers speech. but -- >> i knew that'd get you. >> but, but, but, you're leaving something out. it wasn't dwight eisenhower totally. nixon very cleverly at the end of his speech said, the appeal to the audience, the wire or write the republican national committee and let them know. lifting the decision out of eisenhower's hands and handing it back to the public. the public overwhelmed. >> i think it would be a dreadful mistake this donald trump believes by raising these other issues relative to bill clinton, that he somehow gets out of him himself. he needs to show genuine regret, something he has a hard time -- that'll be a news maker right there. >> total contrition. paul, what about when this comes up to hillary clinton? what is the response that she should give if he goes after her and says, oh, but you were so angry at these other women. you tried to undermine them, as well. women who slept with her husband. what does she respond to that? does she say, i was hurt as a woman? >> the best advice is from actually the person on the national stage who is not a politician. michelle obama. when they go low,