herself. >> she didn't know what to do with milton.ing with milton greene and it was heartbreaking. they were both sobbing. >> it was very disheartening for him. because he thought they were going to make wonderful movies together. these two human beings loved movies. >> when the film premieres in new york, milton is nowhere to be seen. >> it was over. we had a life to live. >> marilyn was, as her story always shows, pretty clearly someone who looks forward rather than back. >> in the summer of 1957, marilyn's only concern is her family. >> she embraced her marriage in a way that she'd never done before. >> my father was shooting a lot during that period. those photographs of marilyn on the beach. >> very playful. she adored him. >> she discovers that she's pregnant. and she's ecstatic about it. >> she wanted to be a mom. i think she wanted to love a baby. i think she wanted to move forward with her life out of just being this poster girl and being a woman who chooses to be a mother, chooses a family. >> she loved children. i mean, the

you can find me on twitter, giles milton one, on twitter. and the book itself, well, you can buy it anywhere. at great independent bookstores, of course. barnes and noble and amazon as well, of course, they all have, it is available. so, if you've enjoyed this top, well, i'd love you to go out and buy it. and, also if you enjoy the, book please lever of you wherever you leave your reviews. it's very important for me and for others to encourage them to read the book. i'd be grateful if he did. that >> i just say, anyone who hasn't read it in for a real treat. it's rich, fascinating stuff. >> well, thanks so much anna, for having us on. it's been a real pleasure to be able to talk about. it >> thank you for joining, us thank you. >> watch more history of holidays online, c-span.org/history. >> tonight's program inside the cold war, welcome to tonight's program. inside the cold war, why it matters. i'm james greenwich, curator at the military museum and library. i will be your host for this evening's program. which is being offered jointly by t

i believe the notion of the knowledge problem radically informed thomas and milton freedman and other contemporary today that existed a few universities and is still had the ministrations and the central planners and absorb the knowledge in a way that was beneficial, rather those students imperfect and rather hyatt called time and place reality, time and place decision of the people toed have time and place knowledge. to your point of the charter school dynamic, the idea intuitively and someone in washington, d.c. to make decisions economically we all conceived power of central planners every day that they can't possibly have the knowledge to effectively adjudicate in our lives. >> is important to remember that hayek was never a chairman of the university of chicago econ department. all along it's been a struggle for this economist to get the recognition they want the road to serfdom is a covid in an emergency happens worker be health emergency and therefore the pretext for the government to expand much further than handling the approximate problem. the enemy ornd the virus and we see

when i was titling the book, there's no free lunch 250 economic shoes that i was stealing it from milton friedman who it wrote a book and 1975 that said there ain't no such thing as a free lunch, and he used that language in quite a high volume of speeches and articles and essays. but i did in my research find out that it was the by the way your looking today at one of the great economic historians in our country particularly in the era of the great depression the 1938. there was a newspaper in el paso, texas trying to make a point about opportunity cost is the first published record of the expression. there's no free lunch, and it was meant to be a reference to the idea of opportunity costs, which of course milton friedman expanded upon and i love the definition. it was great. mancow said it was an advisor in the george w bush administration all there's no free lunch means is that to get something i want i have to give up something i want. it's that simple and i've and i've tried to talk about it in the interviews. i've done thus far about the book in the context of trade-offs that econ

tonight we have giles milton, best-selling author of 11 works of narrative history. his most recent works -- work is churchill's ministry of ungentlemanly warfare, being developed into a major tv series. he also published in 25 languages. he was in london and burgundy. he is in conversation tonight with editor of literary and market fiction and memoir, author of local girl and we wish you luck and the wild ride of publication. acquisitions for holt include happiness which was a reese witherspoon and the parking lot attendant which is a new york times notable book and shortlist. victoria gosling's before the room. welcome, giles milton, good to see you tonight. >> thank you, so nice to be here. >> hello to both of you. great to be here. >> i will let you get on with it. giles and i will dive into the conversation rather than reading something. we have so much to talk about. >> that works for me. >> wonderful. i worked with giles, it was my pleasure to read it a handful of times it was fascinating every time. it really does read as a thriller, a page turner, a wonderfu

he sees a line, pacino's milton and trump both relish showing off share skill.they break things legally for the most part. and he's right. even if you think, hasn't trump crossed the like? he's currently under investigation for breaking things illegally. his time may come. for many cases of obstruction, financial shenanigans, donald trump's done two things that helped his survival. one, he typically tests everything and goes over the line bit by bit, which means keeping track of the where the line is, and that means he's thinking ahead to complicate any potential case against him. he did break down from plots like the military coup, as we reported. he demanded the doj i wanter fear with vote counting but backed down on that as well. he has testified and folded when it was clear that basically he was going to face too much blowback. so he pushed way past where you're supposed to, but still backed off when he saw a criminal case over the horizon. i said two things. and here's the second, and it brings us back to "the devil's advocate". trump always, always deploys

to continue our discussion today by reviewing the works of friedrich hayek john maynard keynes and milton friedman whom i consider to be the three most influential economists of the 20th century and of the three, i really consider hayek to be the most influential. he addressed what i call the knowledge problem and this seems to me to be perhaps the most important contribution to economics since the time of adam smith. and this is what hayek had to say. about knowledge he said in economics, there's a problem of the division of knowledge. which is quite analogous, too. and at least as important as the problem of the division of labor put forward by adam smith. but while the latter has been one of the main subjects of investigation ever since the beginning of our science. the former has been as completely neglected. although it seems to me to be the really central problem of economics. as a social science the problem we pretend to solve is how the spontaneous interaction of a number of people each only possessing bits of knowledge. bring about a state of affairs that corresponds to equilibri

you see milton green running the 110 meter high hurdles and he had times in the race that would have qualified him for the olympics and along with a harvard teammate another jewish athlete named norman connors green and can't hear you. see green and connors. they meet with green's family rabbi a man named harry levy. and at temple israel in boston and the rabbi talks to these two young men and says, you know, it would send a real strong message about fair play and about standing up to discrimination if you boycott the games and so milton green and norman connors do boycott the games. they're two of the only american athletes who decide that they that they're gonna boycott the games at the time and it's it's that's a big ask of a young college athlete who's been training for something for their whole lives right to say i'm going to sit this one out and you have to think about in 1936. what did americans know about what was going on in nazi germany green and connors certainly knew that there was persecution of -- and discrimination against --, but of course they lived in a society in t

milton milton paradise lost that's right, by the way, whose character al pacino plays in the devil'socate is called milton, english writers for 300. to alexey alexey 500 500 this particular small object flies high into the air in the picture. bravo purchases 200 american musician and comic book fan john dolmayan bought unique editions of 1938 at auction. love for this hero cost $317,200. superman is right in this capital, quite a few families in the private sector still live in yurts. from the language of the australian aborigines, this name is translated as a meeting place. canberra yes, that's right. i’ll buy everything , it declared to bulat in a short poem by pushkin zlata absolutely, i’ll buy everything, - said zlata , i’ll take everything, bulat is english writing. in 1924, his poem about the teddy bear, edward alan milne, was published in the magazine punch. quite right, after 2 years the first story appeared. about whom oh pooh is true. and, please, two letters for 100. this is how it is depicted in a manuscript of the 12th century, the garden of those. right and the money fo

hi milton. this must please. lisa room. thank you. mm hm . ladies and jans well come to the raft check today. it's gotta be one of the highlights of the year because i get to drive the all new audi r 8 v 10 performance, rear wheel drive. this is going to be a black ah don let's enjoy the blast while we can. because who knows how long this type of vehicle will be around in the future, that's going fully electric. so let's check out the sound in the acceleration. mm. this is crazy. less than 4 seconds from 0 to $100.00. the specs of the car speak for themselves. 570 horse power. 550 newton meters of torque. and a top speed of 329 kilometers an hour or $327.00 for the spider version. i mean, of course you feel that this one is the sports call. if you're driving to curves, it, it's simply like it's driving on rail. ah, but you do also feel the bumps on the streets, but that's normal with any sports car. and i have to say, i wouldn't want it any other way because you feel the connection to the road in that fee is really good. this is simpl

the rangers are just doing the bidding of the plantation owner milton milton lou. there are nearly $800.00 similar land disputes taking place in india. but the state and tends to plant forests across a 3rd of its territory. none the less forest rangers say the government's policy will create jobs for the od obasi people and benefit the environment. one, keep armika dick, village of grove bolo, ottoman beach, from egypt, shall, india has a lack of forest, and that's contributing to global warming to sun jokey. i gotta i plantations, like this will make a different security updated da cool. it will definitely be useful in restoring the balance of nature, grow modem ottoman can, but i mean, besides the honey i got i, when i was a monoculture has been recognized as a problem in india. that's why the government has switched to mixed forests with fruit and timber trees. but the out of asi are determined to fight back the indigenous forestry laws here, give them the right to farm the land. it's a situation rife with conflict. now look at the sesame plant. they up routed i

dan: milton friedman was a genius. does he need to tell you there is no such thing as free money. the penn our and model says the student loan will cost $1 trillion. i'm not interested in paying your loan. there is a loan repayment plan. for the liberals who talked about this. i thought there is no better way to understand the loan repayment program for your loans, not mine, i already repaid mine. i just did this. here is the loan repayment program. i even labeled it loan repayment program. that's you. and that's the rump. sometimes called the ass. i encircled it. if you remove the rump from the seat, up arrow, the rump goes up, and if you move it to this object, let me table this, let me label what that object is. i have my little thing here. here. if you take the rump and you go to that building called a job, you will get this thing called money. so what's going on with this one more time. you remove the rump up and then you go over to the job, and you get money. then you repay your loan. if you don't do this. then t

. >> i thought when i was titling the book that i was stealing it from milton friedman who wrote a book in 1975 with speeches and articles i did in my research find out by the way, you're looking at one of the great economic historians in the country particularly in the era of the great depression. 1938 there is a newspaper in el paso texas trying toin make a point about opportunity costs as the first published record of the expression there's no free lunch and it was meant to be a reference to the idea of opportunity costs which of course friedman expanded upon and another definition, and advisor in the george w. bush administration this means to get to something i want i have to give up something i want. it's that simple and i've tried to talk about it in the interviews and in the context of trade-offs. i'm going to break our rules and advance the question because i do think and you have made this point there's very little awareness of the trade-off factor. can you explain how that works? >> i think it is one of the most profound examples that iie do believe somewhat with hindsight bu

it was i believe milton friedman who stunningly said that the free market must exist to entice the able to reveal their abilities. if one has no possibility. in the theater of doing anything but staging platitudes. the talentless will induce step up, but the inspired have no reason to do so. the reward of the talented is unfettered creation. as i know today was writing about the theater but his words resonate in the realm of politics and government as well. we've been talking a lot lately here at the reagan library through our time for choosing speakers series. about the future of the republican party in the conservative movement. when we cancel. or punish every perceived departure from the party line or from political correctness when we don't give leaders space. to offer refined develop their positions then we get the same problem the talentless the robots of political orthodoxy will step up but the inspired will stay home. how sad our world would be if the leader like ronald reagan? had not had the chance to step forward just because he held some unorthodox views or because he defied

one athlete story stands out, a hurdler named milton green. he was a senior at harvard at the time. here you see green running the hundred ten meter high hurdles. he had times during the race that would have qualified him for the olympics. and along with another jewish athlete, named norman contours, green and contours, they meet with greens family rabbi, a man named harry levy at a temple in boston. and the rabbi talked to these young men and he knew it would send a real, strong message about fear play, and about standing up to discrimination if you see boy caught the games, so milton green and colors boycott the games. they are two of the only american athletes to decide that they will boycott the games at the time. that is a big ask. a college athlete who has been training for something for the whole lives to say i'm going to sit this one out. you have to think about in 1936, what did americans know about what's going on and nazi germany? they knew there were persecution, discrimination against jews, but they lived in a society in the united states with discrimination against jew

reportera: por su trabajo en mudanzas, milton enfrenta a diario el congestionamiento en la gran manzanago para evitar el trÁfico estÁ avanzando. es el primero de su tipo en el paÍs y busca disuadir a los conductores de ingresar a ciertas zonas de manhattan. se contempla una tarifa de entre $9 a $23 por ingresar a ciertas zonas. los conductores de new jersey piden que se les yann sommer el pago. —— que se les reste del pago. reportera: los fondos recaudados servirÍa para mejorar el transporte pÚblico. ella usa el autobÚs y dice que se necesita el servicio con mÁs frecuencia. >> siempre hay demoras porque estÁn arreglando una cosa u otra cosa. reportera: el plan entrarÍa en efecto a mitad del prÓximo aÑo, aunque todavÍa falta que se realicen varias audiencias pÚblicas y la aprobaciÓn del gobierno federal. leÓn: los bomberos y transeÚntes rescataron a una mujer momentos antes de que su vehÍculo fuera literalmente tragado por un socavÓn. gracias a su colaboraciÓn, la sacaron por la ventanilla trasera antes de que su vehÍculo quedara cubierto por completo. adiÓs el auto. patricia: se lo trag

also last week leading up to this escalation by each of that's traditionally the mediator between milton groups in garza, in this case, after the arrest of an islamic jihad leader in the west bank. and it israel, but to no avail. and we saw the attack yesterday than by israel on garza leading now to this escalation. so at the moment it's unclear, you know, where this is going and it's very difficult, of course for people living there, dw correspondent, tanya, creamer in jerusalem. thank you. the koreans, precedents for laudermill zalinski just calling for sanctions against rushes nuclear industry. that's after the shelling of europe's biggest atomic power station. at least 3 strikes heads, power lines that as upper regia, plant, forsin the close out of one of the reactors, russia and ukraine, blame each other for the sheli. russian forces seized control of the station in march just the week after the invasion, although ukrainian workers still run and keith were joined by our correspondent, my theory, bellinger. hello my, the us, russia and ukraine are blooming each other for the shelling

is that some forces i was able to get into their hotel and clear and kill are the various al bob milton's who are in the hotel. so right now, as we speak there at the hosted situation is, are over and done with and that's according to a source within the military. so as to whether it's completely cleared, ah, we are still waiting for the official statement from the government because said they'll communicate this morning. but this statement has not been released yet. but unofficial. so says c of so far, although sir bob militants have so far been killed and their remaining people, why evacuated successfully from the hotel. now this attack was the 1st in the capital by al chabad, under somali as new government has it shaken confidence in the new administration's ability to main, maintain security well, from how they are military responded. it seems not to have shaken it off and are if you can remember during our president mom woods our fast, i mean ne, she was able to add deal squarely with l shop. bob. in fact, they influence a much above, under his fast tenure of office actually went rea

also last week leading up to this escalation by each of that's traditionally the mediator between a milton groups in garza, in this case, after the arrest of an islamic jihad leader in the west bank and israel. but to no avail, and we saw the attack yesterday than by israel on garza leading now to this escalation . so at the moment it's unclear, you know, where this is going and it's very difficult, of course for people living there, dw correspondent, tanya, creamer and jerusalem. thank you. your greens precedence vladimir zalinski is calling for sanctions against russia's nuclear industry. after the shelling of europe's biggest atomic bar stations, at least 3 strikes it, power lines. and as i believe jeff land force and the close out one of the reactors, russia and ukraine leave each other for the shelling russian forces seized control of the station in march. just a week after the invasion, although ukrainian workers still run, it did abuse correspondence. matthews bellinger isn't keven, tells us more. what we know is that rockets have a here to near this power plant have hit these are p

have attacked and broken up a peaceful protest by dozens of women in the african capital a couple. milton fired warning shots and beat the women as they marched past the education ministry. the protesters were demanding food permission to work and an end to restrictions on their movement. since returning to power a year ago, the taliban have largely barred women and girls from public life. early we earlier we asked journalist friends, marty, and cobble whether we are likely to see more women's protests as afghanistan marks a year since the taliban returned to power. i doubt that rather to post months her brought her show that to heavy hand, that approach of the taliban were also what they claim to be legal restrictions for these protests have deterred many to, to conduct its protest that some small groups as today bring up the courage to, to stand up against the regime every now and then remains possible. but it's rather unlikely that this becomes a daily or weekly occurrence and will probably like in the past month, be rather irregular and hard to predict. journalist france, marty in cob

now, at least 12 people have been confirmed dead so far off the islam miss milton stoned, the hotel, a popular meeting venue for politicians and government officials. the al qaeda linked alger bad group has claimed responsibility for the attack. it was the 1st major assault since somali as new president took office in may and journalist basha, max mood in mogadishu told us about a frequency of such attacks. no algebra attacks were recorded in his 2010. but the last one, the deluxe got tag home, you know, i talked to him all an i r is the fastest him is the last one says the nearness administrator, lead by ross and gosh, she had moved into bower and last night. so it, it may have been, is, it will have been if the establish, the 2 kept the follow up for talks are not taken by the government. that was general, especially maxima, reporting from mogadishu. now, south africa zulu nation has a new king, mr. zulu goswell, a teeny, was crowned in a ceremony in the closet, a natal providence. but his coronation didn't come without controversy and made a family feud over who had the strongest

after islamist milton storm, the hotel, which is a popular meeting venue for politicians and government officials, the al qaeda linked al shabani group has claimed responsibility for the attack. it was the 1st major assault since somalis new president took office and make journalist by sheer markwood in mogadishu told us about the frequency of such attacks. you know, i'm sure attacks we're recording soon is 2010. last 2. and then the last time i talked to all of it is the fastest thing is the last one says it's the administrator led by this and i sent him to bower and last night. so it may have been, it will have been if the instead this to kept the follow up, attacks are not taken by the government turn was pressure muck, smooth. reporting from the shoe. saturday was a tragic day on turkish roads. at least 32 people died in multiple traffic accidents in 2 separate locations or vehicles crashed into 1st responders following earlier accidents. and we must warn you. the following report contains footage that some viewers may find disturbing. a horrid day after multiple crashes on turkish

after is a miss milton storm, the hotel, which is a popular meeting venue for politicians and government officials. the ok to link to our savant group has claimed responsibility for the attack. it was the 1st major assaults and some always been president took office and may drill was pressure. must move in. mogadishu told us about the frequency of such attacks. no attacks were recorded. scene is one to 10, but the last 2 and then the last time i talked to him all i had is the last the last one, sealants, denise administrator led by address and i said my move in to bower and last night. so it may have been, it will have been if it's debbie to kept the follow up. attacks are not taken by the government that was journalist brochure mux mood reporting for mortgage issue. saturday was a tragic day on turkish roads. at least 32 died in multiple traffic accidents. 2 separate locations were vehicles crashed into 1st responders falling earlier accidents. we must warn you. the founder port contains footage some viewers may find disturbing. a horrid day after multiple crashes on turkish roads. doze

so you, bush will, cranes can also to push them on the school in milton william with shipping the specialist and finish houston from washington just including carson with his total issue. so just household knew that a way to get an estimate on the weights. and so we're not sure what else a storage charge the venue ah, in the united states has always had a variety of tools to use and tax on other countries. economic sanctions are, are often just the beginning. another thing you like to do is place some military pressure on the countries that you're talking about. and there has to be an effort to demonize that country and the leader of that country to we have a responsibility for the whole world and we need to make rules for the rest. because without out there will be care with joe and it's western bankers got some truly bad news. last week in this, the international says, ukraine's fighting tactics in danger, civilians, zalinski and his gang are not the innocent victims. media client was we hear a lot about a big offensive soon. well, be claiming a russian no one. no, no, no, no, admiral who

if any great milton, special dash we set off on the glass, beverly, one of the boxes or equipment of the side must be avoided, yet needs to be, but that he must fell in v 8 with dental badness. exactly. it's gotta be suicide. ukraine says it has obtained a new troubling intelligence about a russian plot involving the nuclear power plant. dw correspondent mathias brooding or individual has more on the issue. yeah, russia seems to have announced to free day tomorrow asking only the crews that will be on duty that will really run the operations at the power plant to come to work and all the other stuff. not. and that is, of course, something that worries ukraine. of course, these some informations have not been confirmed by the russian side. it's exclusively ukrainian intelligence information that has been an announcement by rash, however, that they are accusing ukraine of planning to do something a provocation, as they call it their tomorrow. so it seems that tomorrow is going to be a critical day in this power plant that has been under pressure for quite some time being. sailed from d

my or what made you level was that when the battle for mary you will began keith state hopes on milton's from the outer nationalist as of regiment. with this a boast only a couple of quarter numbers, a bomb care. i've got a good deal better. i'm never sure. yeah, because there was no diesel ball goes off, but you said those stub with them was michelle garcia. with as of regimen fighters, trained by nato instructors have adopted a new tactic or forcing residence to stay in the besieged city. they use them as human shields. with heidi last night, they do a function of the way to to jump and it would be a for just with, to proceed in a way up with a bunch growth up on a new center. yes, you will check and see if they hear what i knew, but these are like national. i brought them back. you go to senior, you've been there and you got when you brought them, but you move, move in a move to like waking them up. ah, professional russian soldiers and ordinary people from don bass. those who joined the people's militia a few days before the fighting account went to storm. mary you too. thanks. jorda

at least 12 people have been confirmed so far after isms milton stormed the hotel, which is a popular meeting, then politicians and government officials, the al qaeda linked. i'll show bob group as claim responsibility for the attack. it was the 1st major assaults and some, all these new president took office in may. journals by your mux mood in mogadishu told us about the frequency of such attacks. no attacks were recorded, scene is one to 10, but the last to one. then the last time i talked to him, all i had is the fastest in the last one. see this is denise administrator led by address and i said i moved into bower and last night. so it may have been, it will have been if the instead this to kept the follow up attacks are not taken by the government. that was journal especially remarks, more reporting from morgan issue while saturday was a tragic day on turkish roads. at least 32 died in multiple traffic accidents, and 2 separate locations were vehicles crashed and 1st responders following earlier accidents. and we must warn you. the following report contains footage. some viewers

thatould i not have seen before and one of the people he started with was of course milton friedman.man said to his doctoral doctoral students i'm a thesis andrd to it can be longer than 500 words. isn't that great? >> yeah. i have many more questions in no time. i'm sorry about that. i'm not sorry for the last last hour prevented this is going was going to be a wonderful, wonderful experience and on behalf of everyone here thank you so much. tonight you're welcome and i leave with one and the to that? the other day ip. thought it's been a long time since i went to gun shopsan i get to the gun shp in and standing in line and standing in line, standing in line and finally i get to the front of the line and a guy comes up to me and he says smile, you are in a gun shop. [laughter] thank you all very much. >> homework can be hard. that's why internetwork is even harder and that's why we are providing lower income students access to affordable internet so homework can just be homework. >> yeses a mess at some historys director and he is change the world consistently and constantly that th

we brought celebrity hello. milton, labeled from a company, not on the clinical stock, just on well, you could change it. devil my shift, glasses somewhat chill steps. if you that you, it was that you put a little j e. bring you still believe me some credit to provide some when i post doorway by little story and that's a set of strengths that is utilized by when it's on the we gimme a night. tedious, near leach may still look certainly in your way. and i just wanna put in with the body when i shall be spectacular. just yet. when i speak, you said that he only has a brightly water meal scout that by the moment, does it get that? you speak to him? let them not at the stair. mm. the former schools will stop one of these machines, stores jewish has conditions more. do you do most it is a while and knowing don't use them. i will arthur was when you this are both in curly cheese 3 cesar. so be sure i'm if job with what that lisa barley wish, if sure, if you assume yet for them, i mean, you know, don't good possible. my will bring the margin years talk arc. they upholstered jacoby a bit iss

the common street in the high d, lisa school school medical babies right now, richard is guar. gus milton with the tea, little boy, 1st mute, east lane, because a different country with that new need that was up when i'm with the hoarding tech. i'm no couple nashbow tried to believe me, but my mom, she will not be at that the shots because of him in the bike is that it was when you got, when the stop needs to know that but little bit violent economical. most probably i got that that was but we see that i don't think it's any sandwich and quarter how she going to back. it was really a money for the bill will be about a week later i asked them how they feel, seen their countrymen in the west hiding in bo shelters and fleeing to europe with him. a new pathetic. 6 so green wanted to talk with a new card of mine who you are and it's not a problem with much the coil feature. when you thought your bye with the child, a large, a large number, not what you want to void a void going that or did you buy it? if you're, when you get a distribution, i guess for a future when you have a copy of that you

it goes back to one of the people he studied with who was milton friedman at the university of chicago and i read it may be true that friedman said it was doctoral students, i'm looking forward to yourthesis. it can't be longerthan 500 words . isn't that great ? >> dave has 30 more questions and no time and i'm sorry about that but i'm not sorry about this last hour. i knew this was going to be a wonderful, wonderful experience and on behalf of everyone here, thank you so much for this. >> can i leave with one anecdote? the other day i thought it's been a long time since i went to a gun shop so i go to the gun shop and i'm standing in line, standing in line. finally i get to the front of the line and the guy comes up and he says smile, you're at a gun shop. thank you all very much. [applause] >> american history tv saturdays on c-span2 exploring the people and events that tell the american story. 8:50 eastern, mark gray professor of musicology and american culture at the university of michigan recounts the history of the star-spangled banner and how its meaning has evolved. at 10 pm ea

sealed me now vignettes with brushes to do the new still it's the move brought celebrity, your color, milton label in the summer group and they say you're not on the campus. i got to somebody that could change it. devil must have classes. some would chill steps if you that you it was that you got to look at it, but you still believe me some cut out to provide some a when i post doorway. believe them story and have a set of friends and that is you i so i it's on the we immunized tedious, leech, mr. o. 7. anyway, nice rana but english of the good you want us just by spectacle is yes. yes. when i speak, you said that he killed me cuz i barely wanted me scared that i might, the mom totally get that. you speak to him. let to ne, a formal schools will start one of these machines jewish just finished with, you know, give or do most it is while knowing don't just them. i will brother was when you this are a boat thing. fairly cheat is to reach us or to be sure i'm, if job wisdom tooth a back. what? but lisa, barley wish, if sure he put you in yet though the only means you know, don't to possible my

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we hadn't even considered finding materials during the very 1st visit's, like milton. in some other national families, everything was more familiar to me than to edict as you could conflict message right over him. it was harrowing experience saw because everything was new to him or south albany to forward same hook of knowledge from us on more cleanings, and also noticed us off just listened to the seat mental facility oh, corridor in group almond on come. yes. and no matter what i saw, my whole body froze up every time got his own. it bothers me for harry's head with her lunch for school. we wage a war at a distance, in a way that we're not involved in it to hold in with the war does not affect us that us because it's someone else's war. but when you visit that area, you step into it. i promise you can no longer say that it's someone else's war when you live it on a digital photos irate, participated directly in the water ambush. it can you, i don't know anyone else who was so involved in the conflict took on both personally and professionally. and of course, as a sol