maybe as some historians, including barbara tuchman, have suggested, jackson may have missed. understood. lawrence comments of the event. supposing that instead of referencing a song, maybe lawrence kind of caught up in that ideology. maybe he simply was stating himself that it was as if the world had turned upside down. but we're not here to make a judgment on john lawrence memory or william jackson's hearing. we're here to talk about the coming of the revolution as, seen retrospectively from the lens of the long 17th century in britain's old virginia. so what does the world turned upside down? have do with it? probably no one was thinking this at yorktown in 1781, but plenty people were. well aware of this phrase in not necessarily in the 18th century, but in the when new lyrics of a ballad to the tune of the king enjoys his own again started popping up in the 1640s during the english civil wars. i will sing it for you now. now, i'm totally. how did not get invited. to not get invited. a recording reverse symposium. listen to me. and you shall hear. news has not been this th

barbara worth men tuchman was born in new york city on january 12th. she is a right cliff grad. this barely scratches the service for honorary doctorates that she received for literature throughout her storied career as a historian. she has written numerous distinguished books. novels, not novels. i apologize. books and articles, distinguish yourself as a historian in her own right. not just a historian but a military theorist as well. 1963 her pulitzer prize-winning book, the guns of august was unveiled. followed sharply on its heels in 1971 she also contributed again and still well in the american experience in china, earning her second pulitzer. she wasn't just a pulitzer prize-winning writer, she was also a very astute thinker. and institutes thinker who, in 1972, was requested to speak to hear the army college on the subject of generalship. her speech was copied and published on the journal of parameters. the journal which is still produced by the school house today. that speech was remarkable. the statement that it made about generals, leaders on the battlefield addressing

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that path that led him to the bathroom tuchman university, began in pittsburgh.that's led him to nashville, tennessee, to fish university, into georgia state university. them back to fish university. he obtained an mba in 1990 from rockers university. he subsequently got an mma's psychology. he finally got a ph.d. in 2015. doctor drake is a member of forbes magazine coaches council. doctor drake is also the president and ceo of -- which is a leadership, education, and development organization. he's the chair of hope three 60, an executive development firm. in a corporate world, doctor drake served as the vice president and general manager of kfc, where he had over 1200 restaurants that he was responsible for. 6000 employees, $9 million in revenue. doctor drake also spent 21 years with coca-cola, where he served as the division president and ceo of coca-cola in nigeria, and ecuadorian africa division which consisted of 15 countries. doctor drake has served on numerous -- and he has been a pit room tuchman as the dean of the school of business. most importantly, la

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tuchman was born in january of 1912. in new york city. she was a radcliffe grad.and this barely the surface into the honorary doctorates for literature that she achieved throughout her storied career as a history in, she has written numerous distinguished books novels or not novels. i apologize numerous distinguished books and articles and distinguished herself as a historian in her own right, not just a historian, but a military theorist as well. 1963, as most of you know, her pulitzer prize winning book, the guns of august, was unveiled and followed sharply on its heels in 1971. she also contributed, again with stilwell and the american experience in china, earning her second pulitzer. she wasn't just a pulitzer prize winning writer. she was also a very astute thinker, a deep thinker that in april of 1972 was requested to speak to the army war college. on the subject of generalship of all things. her speech was copied and published in the journal parameters. the journal that is still produced by the school house today. that speech was remarkable and the stat and

men took on the statuary fund project with bob lloyd and everyone in the fund and if europe soon tuchman alumni, would you stand up here today? we want to see you. i think all of the hbcus can be very proud today, but you all were the foundation of funding the statuary fund project with the help of dr. powell and lawrence drake, thank you for what you have done. this was a labor of love and i want to thank my partner, congressman jim clyburn who along the way was always there to say that this is right and, jim, i really appreciated your words after the unveiling ceremony to where you said that we are in a moment of time that they want to rewrite history. i really appreciated that you had to say, you cannot rewrite history. you shouldn't even try. [applause] >> we are not going to. we are going to celebrate this great educator. thank you for being an inspiration. -- if you don't know her and you see her on the january six committee, she also was instrumental in helping us stay on track and all of her staff. the architect of the capitol, michelle cohen, the curator in erin courtney and and

barbara tuchman wrote a famous book about the march of folly. putin and ukraine.ied much of the asia pacific against him. so interesting. united states acted contrary to its own self-interests. argue we did that in iraq and vietnam, and other places. that, to me, is what history is ash and saudi arabia, what you also have is a decision-making system comes down to one person. there's no real input. no one pushing back. no checks and balances. you have a crown prince who essentially runs the show, just like a vladimir putin, just like xi jinping. the idea they would take positions that are impulsive, sort-sided, contrary to their own national interests, i'd almost say that's what interest expects out of this type of a system. >> and incredible and important reporting. still plenty of americans who want retribution to saudis for 9/11 much less jamal khashoggi and now this. what are you hearing from congressional sources about what the biden administration might do? what congress might do? are they going to end some of these ridiculous weapons sales to saudi arabia? d