lincoln and frederick douglass. now in our next presenter's book, he tells the little known story of how two american heroes moved from strong disagreement to friendship and how that process changes the entire course of history. i am pleased talking to the stage new york times the best-selling author and fox news host mr. brian kilmeade. as much as as much as i enjoy the standing ovation when you start with a standing ovation, you'd only go backwards. so that's what i worry. so i appreciate everybody being here tonight. i've never been invited to a book festival. so to be invited was great to have a book ready to go with fantastic, and i'm so glad everything lined up to be here in a beautiful saturday, and there's no kentucky basketball scrimmage that's keeping all of you busy. that would allow you to show up. but i think we have a few things in common. i don't care about politics. i think we all love the country. we also know where we come from has not been perfect. it's not been a straight line, but we always get

for frederick douglass he has to escape and stand up to his slave master.even years after that he writes this autobiography then goes to europe for 21 months in ireland, scotland and london. he could have stayed there. i'm going to bring that message because he wanted to be an american and a man that was born into slavery that was told the constitution had to be destroyed but the more he worked and read the more he realized the constitutionon was the key to freedom. we didn't have to tear it down. it was built perfect we just were not living the perfect country for the founders who drew it up and i open up in the book with the introduction with madison and jefferson weighing in on what they saw including benjamin franklin. so i know we know it's wrong but you can't put yourself in our time and say i know exactly what life was like in 1750. we use to understand that. some of thehe things they say yu wonder why they thought it then you find out it turns out it was a different generation. they are not a bad. people are going to look at us and say what were the

frederick douglass . him recruit, ped frederick douglass.s who told him also and when they call out i want them the same as white guys so he wasn't going to stop until he got everything but he understood where lincoln was coming from and i thought this would be something we could enjoy. i think we're going to see a tape. this is the tape. i'll start with a few quotes. this is a look at the book and maybe you're all going to get . >> the american civil war, over 600,000 died over the course of four years . for the united states to survive and reunify they would need extraordinary leaders. two emerged above the rest. abraham lincoln, the president, frederick douglass the freedom fighter. together they would make .merica a more perfect union >> america has been blessed to have the right people at the right time. think back to those days in the civil war where brothers literally fought , fathers fought their kids. because they want the declaration ofindependence and this notion that all men were created equal to be real . >> and abraham lincoln

frederick douglass. and he said now pay them the same and when they get caught, treated the same as white guys. he understood where lincoln was coming from. and i thought we could enjoy a quote, a few of them. this is actually the tape. i'll finish up with a few quotes. this is a look at the book that maybe you're all going to get. >> the american civil war, over 600,000 would die over the course of four years. but the united states survived and reunify and become for the first time a nation free for all that would need extraordinary leaders. two emerged above the rest, abraham lincoln, the president, frederick douglass, the freedom fighter. together they would make america a more perfect union. >> america has been blessed to have the right people at the right time. you think back to those days of the civil war where brothers literally fought blood brothers. fathers fought their kids because they wanted the declaration of independence and this notion that all men were created equal to be real. >> in abra

king frederick told me to tell you that he was immensely happy about frederica's recovery.rried that you had not written for a long time. i will certainly write the king wishes to know about everything about your life. count leaflet is being tortured in the fortress ; do not forget write about it in a letter, otherwise they will decide that i appropriated this money for myself, i will write everything in great detail. now tell me it's very dangerous. absolutely not dangerous you are under the protection of king friedrich a stas what does this mean in our specific circumstances? to be honest, i don't know. i live here and as you can see, i am alive. ok. i'll write another letter and then that's it. immediately after the replica, double attack with translation. glorious knight spare me. there will be no mercy. yes, we are lady saltykov. well, don't interfere, these are theatrical swords. now you're going to die and god knows that you deserve this death. bravo just bravo what did you say? saltykov i said bravo yes, the skill of this man deserves praise, my father taught me. yo

not forget where your real homeland is, you german frederica no in frederick.re is ekaterina alekseevna of the orthodox faith, the betrothed bride of the heir to the russian throne. we remember how the wedding will take place, yes, yes, we remember, we repeat what the lit candles that the bride and groom hold in their hands signify. our love is pure fiery like fire. what else pyotr fedorovich lit candles mark chastity my chastity ekaterina well , they know something else. god's grace three times. read the prayer to the guardian angel and follow to holy communion. are you not happy? i'm sorry no. we've been waiting for this for so long. if i could i was far, far away. and would never return. to india or to china and lived there obscurity and peace. pyotr fyodorovich, i'm trying to understand you, but i just can't. and today i start medical wholesale. maybe you can understand people if you start cut them, maybe people can be understood if you start cutting rats? what are you saying pyotr fedorovich i need to be alone. maybe you dreamed something terrible terrible

and i told this person about this meeting with frederick douglass. in freeing the slaves in this way. before lincoln's out of office it has nothing to do with winning the war it has nothing to do with military necessity has everything to do with spreading freedom and douglas recognized that in this moment that lincoln's heart was fully in emancipation and then the third meeting very briefly is on march 4th 1865 after lincoln's second inaugural inauguration. they go back to the white house for a party douglas shows up with an african american woman. they try to go in the guards won't let them in finally douglas is able to get in and he realizes that the guards are very quickly taking him to another exit and he demands to be able to see lincoln and lincoln he tells someone go tell the president that frederick douglass is here and lincoln comes over. so there's my friend douglas and lincoln asks douglas. what did you think of my speech and douglas so you don't care what i think and and lincoln says there's no man. who's who's opinion? i'd rather have an

army of king frederick and not freeze here in this barbaric country.i marry her. keep a portrait. oh , your highness, i'm sorry. it hurts nothing. nothing like we say. until the wedding will heal. yes, i jumped a lot and jumped jumped jumped, it's about men. pyotr fedorovich, you deigned to come to me with dogs are accompanied by dogs, one on the left hand, the other on the right. this is an old noble tradition aunt king friedrich is a german, and you are the heir to the russian throne russians do not allow dogs into living rooms. when will i become emperor? i will change russian life. i forbid wrong traditions and establish correct ones. are you a fool, or what? who says such things in front of the living empress? well, why did you come? i chose a wife. you don't like this russian princess, no, but it 's your own blood. no, i want polish at my place his family never was now will be. i will love my family, my wife and my child. do you want your family? pyotr fedorovich i want you to remember forever. you will never have anything of your own, you have n

togo the same year, frederick's troops were defeated.guished himself and was wounded in this battle.

and the essential part that frederick douglass played in that movement. and so here you have a former enslaved african-american frederick douglass. who? has become through the publication of his narrative and through his public speaking has become a well-known figure for the abolitionist movement to establish that enslaved peoples in the united states were able to promote their own freedom to argue for it and most significantly for this document to situate that desire for freedom within the traditions and the ideals of the united states itself. now students may not remember that douglas is giving this speech in rochester new york where he was invited to give a fourth of july a dress by local abolitionists and so in this regard students can think about the audience of douglas's speech and so it's clear that douglas is speaking to a white audience who is celebrating the fourth of july and he is situating that fourth of july within his point of view and from his point of view. the fourth of july is something radically different than it is for that audience.

they marched and learned gun techniques after punishing. night, a fan of king frederick, it may turnut that he took over from him the unnatural inclinations of evidence, your imperial majesty is not on yes, the virgin pyotr fedorovich is the last man, if i die tomorrow, if i die tomorrow, the crazy virgin will come to the throne or this one an idiot from the case will be made emperor, and i will die. tomorrow your majesty what could be phimosis? well, what is it? this is a disease that limits male capabilities. most often does not affect the ability to conceive. you need to do a little surgery. it remains only to hope. do this little thing. look with your eyes, don't answer and in general you don't understand, i don't know anything, dear. don't know. very unusual guests. i won't live anymore. this is the death of an uncle. my dear do not be afraid death is the door. you will open the light and joyful eternal life there. and good rest. no. so, well, stand. questions your excellency the boy will be back. no, can i take care of him? your services are no longer required. let me see it. c

russian crown among them, and the famous philosopher emanuel kahn in the summer of the same year, frederick'stroops were defeated. predzornts. in this battle, grigory orlov distinguished himself and was wounded. ekaterina alekseevna suffered great grief; her daughter died, and wears mourning at night, so behave modestly and courteously. what did she die of? god decided so, as before, god is with you too, lisa gagarin's sister retired to raise their children. the servant is waiting for the south entrance, go. count razumovskaya it is not your excellency that should be called, but your lordship why he is an ordinary count of the royal family does not belong to lisa because of you he will kick us out. what i taught you do not ask questions do not joke. this is exactly what is expected of young ladies-in-waiting. well, with god, lord, i can’t stand two deaths in a row. i beg you, lord, gregory is alive, lord, i thank you, faith. they fought for the motherland. they remained among us grandfathers and great- grandfathers, brothers and fathers, our relatives and friends. each of them brought our vic

i, i, i got a call from the lawyer for chip frederick. and he asked me to act as part of the defense team. i said, well, the person that you should really talk to is, is embargo. he ran this, experimenting the 19 seventies and the situations at abu ghraib as far as i can tell, are those conditions that are also reproduced in the csm barto experiments. chip, frederick, he's the man here. oh, he was the one who had the idea of putting in electrodes on the hood. his lawyer said, the problem now is the military want to use him in a shell trial in baghdad. in abu ghraib, not only not a single senior office that went to trial, not a single senior office, they got a recall letter of reprimand. in fact, in some cases, they even got promoted to the offices. so it's, it's the people at the top always take care of the people at the top. mm. for those individuals who were directed by the us government to, to engage in any technique that i believe would price level torture or cruel, and human or degrading treatment. i think they lose a little bit of t

kara frederick, thank you for your insight as always, have a great one.meteorologist janice dean has our fox weather forecast. >> janice: how's it going? feels cool in the northeast, doesn't it? it will be cool next couple days. current temperatures, 25 in fargo, 40 in chicago. 53 in new york. we'll get there, we have frost and freeze advisories in place for the areas until wednesday and we'll dip below freezing overnight and into the morning hours. we'll get temperatures up over the next couple days, especially for central u.s. northern plane, the places remain cool until friday and you can see the snow flurries across the great lakes up toward new england. we have a front charging the east coast and along that front and could see potential for thunderstorms from south texas up to the northeast, not talking about severe weather, could see isolated storms and flooding. fire weather danger for nebraska, kansas, toward colorado. we will see elevated to critical fire danger from the texas panhandle toward oklahoma and there is the forecast today, warm for th

far as i can tell, are those conditions that are also reproduced in zimbabwe experiments. chip, frederick, he's the man here. he was the one who had the idea of putting electrodes on the hood. his lawyer said, the problem now is the military want to use him in a show trial in baghdad. in abu ghraib, not only not a single senior officer went to trial, not a single feeney office. they got a recall letter of reprimand. in fact, in some cases, they even got promoted at the offices. so it's, it's the people at the top always take care of the people at the top. mm. for those individuals who were directed by the us government to, to engage in any technique that i believe would price level torture, crore and human or degrading treatment. i think they lose a little bit of themselves every time they have to come in and human act. and my power is out to them as well, frankly in i don't think i noticed that until i got back and then you know, tremendous guilt. and i think a lot of us develop signs that were later diagnosed as p p s. d, but i don't know. i think that they have another name for now, an

it shakes us to frederick. okay our last and i think i counted 38 times. you mentioned tyek in your book. that's just with my kids but in the book, that sounds about right. yeah 38 times. so who is hike why are we mentioning? all these foreigners hayek's hi bastia, um because foreigners lived in places where things were worse than they are here so they had clear insight is the answer they gave voice to things that seemed not so grave here because we've done so well, but so hayek lived in austria, and he watched him fall apart and he watched russia take over east europe and then he lived in london where he hi, like rooted varmesis and many of the austrian economists. had a great glance at european developments and came to america to help warn us and and got ingrained in very high level pillars. i i constantly remind people that frieda kayak wanted nobel prize in the 1970s milton friedman won a nobel prize just this year the supply side guru bob mandel passed away. he want to know about and and all for ideas that just a couple decades later are sort of unfat

explains to gerda that he is not eric the third desperate, but eric the twenty-ninth snow queen . right frederick ii in the photo sanssouci palace from the buildings we will play 600 in 2016, right in the middle of the amur , they held a russian-chinese match in this game, maybe there is no water floor. okay , that's right, ice hockey matches have been going on since then, well almost every year sergei will play 800 last years 10 the world's largest exhibition of such games are held in los angeles. let it be computer. we will play for 400. in 1945, the match for the title of the world champion in the game go, for security reasons, was decided not to be held in tokyo and moved to this city in hiroshima quite right , the game was on the day of the bombing, but it was held in the suburbs and all participants remained alive, we will play for 200 .here are the bags. here in the bag, to whom alexander is in your account 500 2.100. artyom has 3.300 you can’t bet with sergey, so artyom artyom topic your ticket is 200 or 1.000. look at the screen, the first tickets of the tsarskoye selo railway were tin,

and they served kind of a local market and frederick leipold the founder wanted to make sure that every book seller every book agent across the country would know, you know when gibson's fall of rome was coming in the new england area when it was coming in, philadelphia and so on and to have really reliable information and so as soon as he began putting out this this circular for publishers and stationers, it was originally titled. it was it was met warmly and it filled a real need but it was a different world back then but nonetheless it was all about the same thing, which is getting books to people who can sell them to readers. mr. coffee, it seems to me and i could be well mistaken in this but it seems to me a lot of the large us publishing houses really thrived and took off in the 1920s. yes, publishing did expand as it became easier to move things around for one thing. it was the economy was doing better, but you know that all ended at least briefly with the depression. it was a really rough time and you can you could read in the pages of pw the the problems with finances with loan

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frederick "duke" slater's passion for football began when his family moved to clinton, iowa, where duke started playing football at clinton high. he received his education at the university of iowa where he won a national championship in 1921 and was named an all american. an incredible athlete, he also competed for the hock eye's track and field team, placing third in the hammer throw and fourth in the discus while helping iowa win the 1921 national title. when duke joined the nfl, rock island's independents, he became the first black lineman in nfl history. he went to become a five team first team all pro selection retiring after 108 years. following his retirement he was inducted into the college hall of fame in 1951 and was posthumously selected to the pro football hall of fame in 20206789 last year the university of iowa announced that the field would be known as the slater field in honor of duke. i'm pleased to hear that the local committee is planning to erect a statue of him at clinton high school. he's the embodiment of hard work and overcoming obstacles and i cannot wait to se

frederick will go. anything, just to salt louis to go his own way with prussia behind our backs, how many times we are convinced. what it was like andrey i propose to break off into all sorts of relationships. aleksey grigoryevich break off all relations. and the subsidized convention? no, we will not refuse english gold. it's not time yet. your majesty has begun oh lord to get dressed why should i wake my mouth? shut up and see how the light appears. darling ah, ah, the future emperor of russia was born on his knees wait for me. take it, please, girl, help. thanks , as a child, i thought that all people are arranged, well, about the same and that any person. well, absolutely anyone can understand, and you can understand him, well, every child here thinks so, she's in the spring, my friend and i went to school. and they saw a dog tied on the railway tracks, someone specially tied it so that the train would run over it. that is, someone should have enjoyed it. she then i thought about the fact that every