judge canon issued his ruling.i don't think there was any doubt, anyone that knew him, knew that he was gaming the system. >> the family and i were thrilled. we thought muth was finally going to stand trial for murdering viola. but, muth had one more card to play. at the hearing, he made a truly astonishing statement. >> we are going forward on our date in march for trial. do you understand, sir? >> there will be no trial in march. >> well, you understand the case is set in march. do you understand is set for tr. >> yes, but it's an irrelevant date. >> muth revealed he was resuming his hunger strike this time at the command of a higher power. >> it was a long, arduous process of discovery of the heavenly realm. it is a painful process, but faith and time is meant to be painful. the mystery of faith. i had a holy order communicated to me by gabriel, 40 days, no food, no liquid. and this time muth went all in. after weeks of refusing any solid food he weighed just 91 pounds putting his health at serious risk. he was

of course, anderson doesn't have that many and he's not going to be able to use the canons, and it was built to hold 135 canons and there were only 60 in the fort at this time, about because of his manpower he's only going to be able to man about ten canons during the actual battle, but let me also show you, this is what it looked like from the outside and fort sumter was a pretty imposing fortress sitting in the middle of the harbor, and what's going to happen is once the charlestonians wake up and they see a large american flag flying over fort sumter, they're outraged and so immediately, governor francis pickens is going to order all of the -- all of the installations around the harbor to be seized by south carolina troops. so here you can see the image of some of the south carolina militia taking over castle pinkney. this time they didn't have a symbol for their state yet. you can see they're carrying a flag with the star on it and they can take off the boat and quickly the south carolinas will adopt as their symbol the palmetto tree, and that was actually fort moltry was the site

there is no claim that this canon represents four gospels that are all saying the same thing.an attempt to bring together as many christian communities into one major church. >> narrator: by the middle of the third century, christians were buried alongside jews and pagans in catacombs, underground tombs beneath the outskis of rome. there is evidence re of the growing homogenization of the ristian story. the artwork on the tombs shows cettle sign of gnostic imagery. they are largelys from the canonical gospels which are now merging into one sine story. >> what's interesting t they choose, because what they choose of jesus is especially the healer. appears beardless, so he's a young... he's a new, young god, as it were. he's not an old fuddy-duddy like asclepius, the god of healing. and what's extraordinary is he would either have his hand or heeven a wand on the perso healing. now, nothing tt i know of in the entire greco-roman world ever shows asclepius with his hand on somebody he's healing. jesus is an asclepius who makes house calls. i think this is one of the great jesus i

but even if it were surpluses, that canon can only take you so far. as justice gorsuch said, this would be a fairly substantial expansion of criminal liability based on one word that you are saying we have to part -- interpret a particular way. can you respond to that? >> let me tell you a couple of quick things about that. this may sound trite, but just because the word is two letters doesn't mean that the anti-surplus canon should not apply. the second thing i would say is that the word so here really does ensure that this is covering the kind of conduct congress wanted to cover. it would be like without our interpretation, this is going to leave open anybody to use any information that they have or look up any information under any circumstances whatsoever so long as there is some narrow conceivable circumstance under which they are allowed to do so. >> justice barrett? >> i want to follow up on justice kavanaugh's question. the interpretation that he offered to you of that language access to computer without authorization or exceeds authorized acc

now into this long and illustrious canon comes mank, the new film by david fincher, director of sevene girl, from a screenplay by fincher‘s late fatherjack. i need a favour but you're gonna have to promise you won't laugh. given the state of the world, a tall order. you're gonna, ijust know you are. i have got such a hangover right now, there's just a fighting chance i won't. i'm being burned at the stake and i'm dying for a ciggie, boo. laughs. there, god's punishing you. gary oldman is hermanj mankiewicz, aka mank, hired by tom burke's orson welles to write the script for kane, while bedridden from an injury. lily collins is rita alexander, the secretary charged with helping to keep the writer sober long enough to produce the necessary pages, while amanda seyfried is marion davies, starlet mistress of media mogul william randolph hearst, upon whom the character of charles foster kane was loosely based. having lost out on an oscar for his wonderfully understated role in tinker, tailor, soldier, spy, only to triumph by grandstanding as churchill in darkest hour, oldman here keeps thin

some of the powder ignites the powder around the canon and an explosion happens. about a half dozen are wounded. one of the men wounded was morally so. these are the first fatalities of the civil war. when anderson surrenders the fort, he would ask, the confederates have any casualties? they said no. anderson didn't have casualties during the actual battle either, which is remarkable. then anderson cries out, "thank god, " because he didn't want to be responsible for some of these first deaths. and so they're going to stop it at a 50 gun salute rather than 100 gun salute. they go back with the relief expedition back to new york. edwin ruffin at the head, carrying the palmetto flag. they're going to raise the palmetto flag and the confederate states of america flag over fort sumter. what was the response to this? lincoln -- first of all, sumter becomes a rallying cry. the confederate fires on fort sumter. they fire on the american flag. people are rallying to join with the union army. lincoln is going to call april 15, 75,000 volunteers to suppress the southern con

up a protest by thousands of demonstrators who defied calls to wear masks and keep it just what are canon and pepper spray deployed by police to disperse the demonstrators, thousands gathered near the german parliament building a crowd including anti-government protesters, coronavirus skeptics, and members of far right groups. many were not wearing masks or maintaining social distancing. they were protesting against coronavirus restrictions, which they see as a violation of their civil rights. in my opinion, the restrictions are disproportionate. surely it should have been possible to come up with other measures that don't cause so much suffering. i still am here for my children and my grandchildren. i will not allow their freedom to be taken away. yeah. police clashed with protesters outside lawmakers inside parliament who are largely in agreement and approve the new infection protections long below is meant to put the government's response of the coronavirus on a stronger legal footing. previous legislation only listed broad general provisions and didn't foresee the severity of the pand

we have to stop celebrating with things that sound like gunfire, fireworks, confetti canons, all of it time it's is something good happening or shit going down? i don't need this, neither was joe biden. blowing up things next to joe biden, at this point joe biden's campaign should be wrapping him in bubble wrap and storing him in the at tick till inauguration day. with the 2020 campaign over, we can see in many ways this election was america returning back to normal. america had a black president, then it had the opposite of a blackup. and now, it's back to a regular white dude, back to normal. oh, except for one major advancement -- for the first time in its history, america has elected a woman as vice president. a black woman who's also an indian woman and, no matter what people think about kamala harris, her election is a major step forward in america's quest for gender and racial equality. for more on this historic moment in time, we turn to our very own dulce sloan. dulce, a black woman is in the white house. >> a black woman is in the white house! aaahhh! this is such great news,

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i was at what was supposed to be the hillary clinton party and taking away the confetti canon when it

host: what has been the all canonical? what job -- what has been the economic toll? what jobs have been lost, the industry's, what has it been like? guest: a live across from onntown philadelphia, and any day, the traffic is backed up. .t is down to almost nothing people are now seeing the long-term effects of the pandemic. as you know, unemployment ran out some time ago. eerily, allr not, over the district, food insecurity is a big deal. there was food distribution several times a week. there.ough out host: who is in those full -- food lines that you did not think would be in food lines before this? guest: people used to be on the other side of the equation. the ones who would donate to the food banks and help out. now we have seen that those are the ones on unemployment. egg they did have, which for most people is very little, and ran out a long time ago. unemployment made such a difference, in the fact that we cannot -- is just unbelievable. this comment by any measure, is the worst economic times for anybody who has been a live on this earth. it is bad and we nee

, "demagogue", book on joe mccarthy former senator from wisconsin but i do want to say larry has a canon of books that are worthy of your attention if you have not read them already. his biography of bobby kennedy was brilliant and really took to the expiration of kennedy's story and journey to some new and exciting places. his biography is of vital contribution not just on sports history but the history of really the evolution of this country and so many fundamental ways but finally, my favorite of his book is rising from the rails which is the story of the sleeping car porters and i'm of huge film fan of randolph and he was chairman on lots of washington and larry just capture that brilliantly. it's highly recommended of his books and we here tonight to talk about a brilliant new book, "demagogue". i wanted to start out larry by asking you and i noticed that in some of your other biographies you have the name of the person in the case of joe mccarthy you chose a word, demagogue, why was that? >> before i answer that question i just want to say that john is one of the many people that i

i have not been, as it were, assumed into the canon of whatever is fashionable and the work has beent is really interesting that you say you never sought or desired to be fashionable but, in a funny sort of way, you have become fashionable. these days, antony gormley projects are big news, and the major exhibition you havejust had in london, and sort of huge publicity, vast numbers of people went to see it, you are now extremely fashionable in a way. i am not sure i am fashionable. i am really encouraged by the response that the royal academy show has had. absolutely extraordinary to see how engaged people were and ijust... well, i am so thankful for the fact that i have not been, as it were, commodified and that, actually, that early instinct that i had that, rather than putting a work in a gallery, ijust wanted to put it by the seashore, in west wittering, you know, near my childhood kind of summer home, and see what it did and then see what it did for me and for other people walking by, and that is still to me, you do not need a gallery. it is an extraordinary thing. you make some

those southern european countries like italy as we just saw because they've really been hard hit it canonically in italy. for instance. they had hoped that with the beginning of the new year, they could very quickly get access to funds in order to alleviate the problems they have and help their economy to be revived. but this is not going to happen. so quickly. european lives are really struggling. they talked about 30 minutes on their virtual, at their virtual summit tonight, and then had to give up because mark of the german chancellor told the street opposing countries, slovenia has the meantime sort of added to the list that they need. a solution does need to be done, they don't consent needs to be given. but as we know that it's conference doesn't end it self to yell at each other or to sort of strike quiet big room deals. no solution could be found now they have 3 weeks till they meet again in december. when they come in person, when they come to brussels for a real summit, until then they have to have something figured out because this is a pretty big disaster. yeah. exist made worse by

you can't get exposed, but we can be a canonical if you must countries discuss mandatory vaccination as the solution to rising numbers of coping victims. we debate the issue with our guests. what should we do with that vaccination? should be obliged to you for that. have the vaccination, we should functionary sheets were not what most people would actually do. the liberating convention of one of the things compounding the humanitarian disaster of these mobs in this country and refugees return home to number in a car bomb. as russian peacekeepers secure the only route linking the region to armenia, r.t. takes the trip and test its safety. watching our 2 international. thank you for joining us. we are global news update this hour blood loss and competition. killing may have provoked australian special forces to murder $39.00 afghan civilians. that's according to a new inquiry. and some killings appear to have been part of an initiation ritual for new troops. there is credible information. the junior soldiers were required by their patrol commanders to shoot a prisoner in order to achie

teddie cañon juhi is looking for new sites where you can plant seeds balls to grow.large numbers of new trees are focused with all of the seed for work that we're doing now is specifically on restoring, degraded areas that are degraded because of human activity. and no one else is going into a store and replant, where some of those trees have been cut down. the urgency that we're seeing from all of these byproducts of deforestation, bagot nation, the floods the drought. you know, we wait 50 years for it to solve its own problem that might be too long. today, teddy has been dropping bagfuls of seed balls. the seed is tucked inside a pellet composed of compressed charcoal dust, and some nutrients are often distributed in areas where trees have been cut down, illegally. teddy and his colleagues, house and car start founded, the company that makes the seed balls these trees are all the fish is your idea? this is the low fever. are you still parts of it? my yellowish thorns off the child starts humming gulls. yes, this is a stream, a sailor fever on the stuff and all over

it sounds like the canon has been kicked down the road.ave a new president taking over in the 20th of january. what will that mean? it's kind of uncertain at this point what a biden administration's approach in china would be and what it would specifically be on tiktok. we have seen growing bipartisan support for pressure against china, especially within the information technology space. but we are also expecting to see sort of a shift from the biden administration towards a more consensus —based approach with their international partners, through more traditional means of diplomacy. what effect has all of this had on those who use tiktok in the us? has there been a drop off because of concern? in anything i think we have seen you to ship increase. anecdotally i have many friends who downloaded the app back in september. they are extremely avid users of tiktok‘s platform. it is important to remember also that tiktok is obviously a growing phenomenon here in the us. but us users represent a small fraction of tiktok‘s overall operation. the

and just around the corner over there, we noticed at least one would say canon. so you can hear, i can't understand what they're saying, but you can clearly hear how high the emotions, how very passionate and heartbroken people are here because of that document that was signed because they don't see it as a peace treaty. they see it as a surrender, and a lot of people who have talked to here, they are saying that the incumbent prime minister, nicol passion is a traitor still and you could be pushing and betrayed us here, traitor. he's a peak. how he could do this to us have friends in karbala, a policeman. there is a friend of mine. i'm worried about him. you got there. it's about people who are gathered. here are those who love their homeland. who believe that these decision is a step in the bag for all armenians pushing on his surrender, our land since secret, and is now hiding. he's not going to come out and explain his actions. he in turn, is essentially saying that he had no other choice and that had he not signed this particular document, then it would have

in the capital city, police used tear gas and water canons to disperse thousands gathered to protestn august under questionable circumstances. tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets every week since lukashenko's re-election. today's protests came just days after an anti-government demonstrator died of injuries reportedly from a beating by security forces. >> sreenivasan: finally tonight, iota is now the 13th hurricane of this atlantic season. the storm is headed for the coast of honduras and nicaragua tomorrow-- a region still struggling to recover fr eta, the category four hurricane that hit earlier this month. the official end of hurricane season is november 30th. that's all for this edition of" pbs newshour weekend." for the latest news updates visit pbs.org/newshour. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. stay healthy and have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the anderson family fund. bernard and denise schwartz. the chery

there was a canon and tear gas on the borders between punjab and haryana. but farmers there undeterred, have thrown the police barricades into the rivers. now delhi police denied permission for people to protest here because of the number of people in the virus cases. but these farm laws are a huge issue, and here where around kabul, the 1300000000 people working in the adult cultural sector. they say that these take away guarantees to foreigners, guarantees around prices and leave them at the mercy of private investors and opposition parties too much angry about what they say the way in which the b, j. p. government passed these laws, they say they pushed them through without time for proper debate. the bodies of 8 migrants have been recovered on spain's canary islands after their boat capsized on tuesday, a boat as one of 17 intercepted in the island's waters in just 24 hours. charlotte dallas reports that these migrants hit rocks and capsized off lands or wrote in spain's canary islands. they had travelled 1500 kilometers in a small fishing boat from nor

one answer may be found here in the rift valley home to the hominid ancestors of modern humans. 20 cañonjuhi is looking for new sites where you can plant seeds balls to grow large numbers of new trees. our focus with all of the seed for work that we're doing now is specifically on restoring you created areas that are degraded because of human activity. and no one else is going into a store and replant, where some of those trees of mine cut down their urgency that we're seeing from all of these byproducts of deforestation dietician the flood, and the drought, you know, we wait 50 years for it to solve its own problem that might be too long. today, teddy has been dropping bagfuls of seed boss. the seed is tucked inside a pallet composed of compressed charcoal dust and some nutrients are often distributed in areas where trees have been cut down, illegally. teddy and his colleagues else entire stock founded the company that makes the seed balls these trees. these are called the fish. is your idea? this is the low fever. are you so parts of it my yellowish thorns off the child starts humming

canon authorities say 365 people have been detained and 10 officers were injured. it was the, the was well, what we were looking at was the amendment to the protection against infection act. what we had was a series of points that were essentially government advice. what this amendment would do would and trying them in law, that's what drew people out onto the streets. we're hearing as many as 14000 from some police sources. that may have been out on the streets of berlin, at least demonstrations turned quite nasty. what we saw was rockets, fireworks thrown at the police bottles, rocks, pepper spray. according to the police union being used against officers, there police returned with water cannon that was used to douse the crowds to try essentially make them wet, miserable, and go home on their own volition. that hasn't worked for a hardcore nucleus, though. we've remained in continue in a standoff with police officers. now we also saw one of the politicians on the stand getting involved in this for a car that's been going on cost him his who's a member of the alt

because if someone did use my parents to illegally say that they voted for someone, whether it's the canon i one of the can, i don't want to, i would be absolutely heartbroken. so this is a real issue. our democracy, whether you're on the left or the right, our democracy is really at stake here. that's a last ditch effort that conservatives are trying to use to basically so steep descent in election process that was barely what it is, what it is. i think that at this point we need president to accept the results of this election. we need his acolytes to accept the results of this election. we need to stop talking about electioneering, which there's absolutely no proof. and i think that these lawsuits that we see thrown out on a regular basis go to show just how desperate this president is, because he has no leg to stand on at this point, only thing he's doing is working to ensure that useful transition of power will not happen, and you will leave that there is nothing going on. and why is it so dangerous to question it? this is for the left and i cannot tell you, i should if you are saying

canonically and this whole debacle has been nothing but political fare for the 2 party system that has failed the american people it's not what its political theater but it's not very funny because there's going to be consequences why don't you have a legal mind here tell us if it. was number of words you can because it's complicated here is is this the way these states are in the boat but is it within legal bounds right now because we know that being the trump in minutes trump campaign is pursuing lawsuits here where are they going to go. well 1st the the what what we just heard just now was one of the most perfect distillation from one of our leftists like that i've ever heard i'm going to tattoo one of my forehead in the microchip that was perfection. lady and gentleman we have seen this election stolen fair and square if you can believe it and what people ask me are you suggesting that joe biden will be the next president say no and become a hair's she will serve less than william henry harrison who served for $31.00 days . to enter your question legally elections are run by this d

breaking through police barricades and face as they faced will to canon and tear gas. so this is a concession by delhi police. we're not sure if it's going to be enough because while we're hearing that a lot of farmers are on their way here. and we can see the preparations for that here and others saying that this is not good enough. so here and i'll just go hospitals on the pressure, sees a record rise in cases of covert 19 from playing on the streets of disease on the streets to international competitions. we meet young filipino chess player, making big moves in the great hello. the winter wind is blowing across the warmer waters, still is now ice here. so you tend to get big showers down over the temps have risen in take care from their love a couple days ago about levon degrees. if you're on the north coast of honshu, that onshore breeze be felt the same is true in her car. the snow easily on the mountains in central honshu. but if you're not in japan, enjoy the sunshine. yes, it's a frosty morning, but it's probably going to be a lousy sunny day for the most part.

on c-span 211:00 a.m., the senate returns to work on the judicial nomination of aileen canon to be a judicial judge -- u.s. district judge for florida. is the washington post national political reporter and moderates the "washington week" program every week. thank you for being with us this morning. we have been spending this first hour talking about continuing

lostded back two thirds of canonic activity. jobs to themore economy in the last six months than any six-month time in history. housing is at a 14 year high. we don't want to lose sight of that in what is a negative headline today. the market is already priced in their economy. the reason that happened was because the fed stepped in and delivered lots of firepower. ilook forward to 2021 and wonder what keeps this going. the date it was getting better. that was always going to happen. the market priced in. >> let's step back. it wasn't always a given it was going to happen. we weren't sure we were going to get a vaccine. there was a lot of uncertainty about that. forward, economic recoveries are not measured in days and weeks. becomes recovery expansion. we are at the early stages of an economic cycle here with earnings growth likely to continue. year, we willnext get back the 2019 gdp levels by the middle of the year and earnings levels by the end of next year. there is still a lot of growth. there is still more stimulus coming

i was at what was supposed to be the hillary clinton party and taking away the confetti canon when it was clear hillary clinton and loss, it was like a funeral, it was so despondent. if you listen to kamala harris's speech sheet of a lot about the historic nature of election as the first woman vice president, afterfour yea rs vice president, afterfour years ago the first woman president was denied, i feel democrats may feel some small measure of redemption so at least in this way the glass ceiling that hillary clinton tried to shatter has been broken at least at the vice presidential level. he does not have the ability to deliver a speech in the way barack obama did, who was a consummate speaker, but some of the lies reminded me of barack obama. some of what he wants to get done may not be done but i am pretty sure i heard barack obama using some of the same words. there is not a red america or a blue america but one america. he is drawing on barack obama and his rhetoric. clearly. he is that in the primary campaign to connect himself to what democrats identify as a successful preside

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on c-span 211:00 a.m., the senate returns to work on the judicial nomination of aileen canon to be a judicial judge -- u.s. district judge for florida. is the washington post national political reporter and moderates the "washington week" program every week. thank you for being with us this morning. we have been spending this first hour talking about continuing standoff, a weekend a day after the election. what is the trump campaign's strategy in all of this? guest: the campaign strategy is to mount legal challenges. and the republican strategy is to stand with president trump. it was evident on monday at the capital that mitch mcconnell, senator roy blunt and other members of the republican leadership stand in lockstep with president trump as he pursues different recounts and litigation across the political map. it's an example of the solidarity of the gop despite president trump's defeat, and also a challenge for vice president elect biden who is trying to mount a transition at this point but he doesn't have formal backing from the current administration. host: what are you hearing

so the canons of the personality cult haven't changed over 100 years. you have to be a man of the people, very approachable. mussolini used to strip off his shirt, hypermasculinity. he was also a man above all other men who was said to rule with a divine benediction. he was the one, although very profane, he was an atheist, he made peace with the catholic church. so there's many, many similarities. and it was very interesting to me when donald trump, who certainly didn't have a very pious past, has been proclaimed as ruling -- he's there with god's will to save the nation by the evangelical christians and orthodox jews. so there are a lot of recurrences between then and now. >> another word we associate with dictatorships is coup. understandably, many people are nervous about the possibility, obviously what's happening right now hasn't risen to that. but at what point does it become a coup or since he's already in office, an auto-coup? >> yeah, it's -- i mean, the age of coups is mostly gone. and it would be indeed a kind of auto-coup or self-coup, wher

overseas they're doing everything they canon testing, it is not realistic to do millions of tests a dayme people are suggesting or recommending to control this virus. what would you do to ramp up testing that this administration is not doing because he claims they're doing everything possible. >> well, we need to look at different regulatory pathways for tests for surveillance, so testing all comers as opposed to tre tests appropriate for hospitals and doctor offices for somebody with symptoms, and the characteristics of each of the tests are not the same. there needs to be a separate approval process at the fda for each of those, and there are some cheap tests that are sort of like home urine pregnancy tests that could fit the need of the gap for covid, cheap testing for covid-19 that could be scaled up. >> would the defense protection act enter into that? >> i think the defense production act will be critical, one of the first executive orders that the president-elect enacts, and it is really going to focus on how do we scale up production of personal protective equipment, masks and g

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about the last standing on scoundrel deal or putting obstacles for the very important for russia canonical project of the gas pipeline on the other hand what he did was that he spoiled relations with e.u. he made nato weaken side and we have to remember that nato an expression especially extension of nato is here in russia perceived as the biggest threats to russian national security and this is something that the analysts here in russia are emphasizing as something the joe biden will do thus making the nato stronger and taking away the as one the russian member of parliament put it up or trinities for russia in the global arena but in general they're not expecting a lot of changes in the e.u. or in the u.s. and russia relations and for sure not for a better. we're going to weather update baxter on al-jazeera then polls are now closed in myanmar millions undermine the right to vote in the election. and bolivia gets a new president is a former banker will take a look at the challenges facing him. rewind returns with updates on the best of out his ear is documentary. the moving story of 2 yo

alexi canon at axios, and sam stein, journalist, politics editor for the daily beast. well, good evening and welcome to you all. robert costa, what's with the big-name republicans who are not yet willing to call joe biden president-elect? we'll start there and then work our way into tonight's news. >> president trump once told bob woodward and i that real power is fear. and he has instilled fear in the republican party. they're in a preservation mode right now to hold onto their seats. they're afraid of their own voters in many respects. they see a possibility for gains in 2022, but they have to get through primaries first. and they look at president trump trying to hold control of the republican national committee, keep his allies installed throughout the republican party. and they may wish him to go away in some corners privately, but he's here to stay. >> and now, alexi, to the story axios broke tonight, the possible flynn pardon. i am guessing the reporting further goes on to say that the trump crowd sees only upside here. >> yeah, shadow jim swan again. this is ex

only enslaved people could speak about their female owners profound canonic contributions to their continued enslavement such astonishing precision. so what did formally enslaved people have to say about white females'economic relationships to the institution of slavery? formally enslaved people interviews offer insight into the most intimate workings of white households as well. formally enslaved people like mary edwards who you see pictured, tell us some households, breast feeding constituted a form of labor slave owners required enslaved women to perform. for warren taylor's mother for example nursing white children was one of her jobs. but for enslaved mothers like mary edwards, nursing white children was the only work they performed during slavery. these recollections make it clear that white mothers did not simply use enslaved mothers to breast-feed their children because of physiological elements that resulted in inadequate milk supply, and inability to produce milk at all, or as they last resort. but that compelled enslaved mothers to perform this labor as a matter of course in some

susan: and in the close to his chapter you recognize the fact that television also canonized john f.ennedy in his death. what were you thinking about as you wrote that? mr. holzer: i was thinking about my longtime studies of the lincoln assassination and how the images of his funeral, assassination, and deathbed all contrived into a secular sainthood. the same could be said about kennedy's funeral. it was an elaborate affair in which his body was taken to where abraham lincoln was buried. on live tv of his little boy saluting his coffin. of jackie kennedy and his brothers and the leaders of the world slowly walking across the bridge. no one who saw that will ever forget it. it is seared into the national memory and made people forget the successes and failures of the administration and fall in love anew and permanently with john kennedy. susan: the chapter in your book on lyndon johnson is important because of the vietnam war, that we don't have enough time to talk about it. i hope it will interest people in reading it. moving on to richard nixon. let's start with a piece of video an