mauricio toussaint: from the us embassy in washington?damian: mm-hmm, did they give you any orders as far as what you need to be doing when it comes to the protection of mexican citizens? mauricio: so, the mexican embassy in washington? damian: okay, yes, that's what i mean, i'm sorry. mauricio: well, actually, we have received orders. first, thank you, thank you for inviting me again, damian. it's always a pleasure being with you, and of course with all the people of--from "comunidad del valle." and as i said, we have received direct orders from presidente peña nieto and from the ministry of foreign affairs luis videgaray because this is--we are facing a new--a new era in the relationship between mexico and the united states, and particularly in the--regarding the announcements made within the campaign, the political campaign, the election campaign, and now some new, through the signing of executive orders, that of course can affect and will impact our mexican community in the united states, which is huge, as you know. and here in califo

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but the rhetoric can't get so out of the and toussaint don't want to be involved in politics. they used to call abraham lincoln in eight. it is not the first time they have had name-calling in politics. maybe names recall that be at one time. [laughter] i am not sure. >> we were so glad to see your dad make it to the super bowl. [applause] how is he doing and how is your mom question mayfair both great given their limitations. dad can walk he is confined to a wheelchair and his spirit is joyful. i went to see dad three years ago that the icu unit at methodist hospital it is a really warm. so i said my library is open in three months. i sure will into there and whose voice was incredibly weak. >> host: i will be there. i left thinking probably not sure enough reopen tel library the most important thing for me it is nice to have the former president's with great weather and friends but dad was on the stage for crowfoot been deploying reminded me. he has a huge desire to live. i wrote a book and had to have started floating in aircraft -- a raft worried about the japanese -- japa

[laughter] guessed toussaint l'ouverture. only include these anecdotes to illustrate that graduates were more familiar with tubman's those in thethan formal academy. in the 1980's and 1990's, discussions on electronic lists and letters to the editor tried to use tubman as an advocate for gun rights versus gun control. she not only used a rifle, but we know she always carried a pistol during her travels along the underground railroad. this matter of fact should not really influence modern political debate, but it seems to. it was to my great regret -- i each to harriet and i took tubman plays, but they were quite different plays. the issue of guns and schools, guns and children, had become much more highly charged in the 1980's. and i was also interested in the idea that was propagated in popular art, such as this print, that harriet tubman carried a rifle when she was on the underground railroad. now she was so stealthy, so , wise, that i think a black woman carrying a rifle around, in the south, behind enemy lines, is not re