anyone expecting to see penalties at the vertices stadium in clark in fort lee in for a bit of a surprise there's not much soccer going on in this fast. for this project the swiss artist klaus lipman was inspired by a drawing by the austrian artist max pite now called the an indie attraction of nature. basically what i'm doing here is trying to produce a quite radical picture and i'm dealing with an underlying theme that max planck now also have both of us independently of each other and that's perception. this is . how do we deal with our perceived nature. visitors are not allowed to touch into the forest look at us. and want to create a warning monument about the climate crisis it took him 6 years of planning to realize the full farce project. he works together with the swiss landscape architect in so anyhow it's nice. to see that these are the difference bases here so those there are the black pines you know. they've been replanted 16 tiles on the. 299 trees were planted between the goal posts creating a mixed forest which has become quite rare in europe these days max partner whose ar

he was elected number one on the basis of stopping corruption which on fort lee has plagued ukraine. if he could do that, he's doing the whole world a big favor. >> the two investigations that are going on here, the president seems fun and fairly solid ground at least he believes, -- on fairly solid ground asking to look into potential ukrainian involvement on behalf of hillary clinton in the 2016 election. the other side, the investigation of joe biden and hunter biden that really has democrats incensed. one of the questions i think it's fair to ask here at the press conference which should be coming up in less than an hour now, why was president trump asking zelensky to investigate hunter biden? if you get a chance -- if we get a chance, we'll ask. stephen there's breaking news in this coming from "the washington post" and other outlets quoting "the acting dirl intelligence has threatened to resign over concerns that the white house might attempt to force him to stonewall the congress when he testifies this coming thursday, the day after tomorrow, about the explosive whistle-blower

host: fort wayne, indiana, mike, democratic. caller: lee, i appreciate you. i will make this short.-american, make this short, you really summed it up, especially when you reference civil rights. we can say what we want. we know that when everything was segregated, it was all good. once you get those folks some down., but still trickles alabama, tennessee, parts of the midwest. lee, i appreciate you because you are fair-minded. i guess i can say you are fair balanced. one of those terms, which is of course, good for what i call the even gelcoat white right -- even ical, white-- evnagel writes. there are a handful of blacks that probably voted for it. i am not sure people agree with that or not but thank you for your views. i appreciate you. host: thoughts? guest: i have lots of thoughts. thank you for the comment. challenge in a contemporary political alignment is we have defined the two ethnic,along cultural, identity lines. we have created a political conflict that feels very zero-sum over questions of american national identity. that is a dangerous conflict for a political system

lee wants to break out from petersburg and get out into the open field. he fights a terrible battle at fort stedman. his last great attack. grant repulses the attack and realizes he must have thinned his other lines in order to do that it is the union strikes back at the breakthrough at petersburg and they will break through confederate lines on april 2, 1865. lee will be forced to give up petersburg and flee to the west. excuse eight. wow. we are at 1865 already. flee to thewill west. he's trying to get and maybe join joseph johnson if he can only get around the union army, but he suffers a terrible defeat at the battle of shamus creek where he loses a third of his army, sees what's happening in says -- my god, has the army of northern virginia been dissolved? lee will be brought and compelled to surrender on april 9, 1865 at appomattox in virginia. that's not the only surrender. joe johnson will surrender to the william tecumseh sherman in a fascinating story with a chance you can read about it, the different negotiations going on here at bennett place. it's not the last surrender, but it