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. >> that was lady bird johnson from her 1963 diarrhea recording after visiting president john f. kennedy's grave. just days after his assassination, lady bird was confronting a wife as first lady of the united states. she lived in the white house from 1963 to 1969. some of the country's most tumultuous years through the civil rights movement, vietnam and political assassinations. you will hear in her own voice how she experienced the time featuringy. footage from c-spans video library. >> wednesday january 8th, state of the union. it's one of those days you have the feeling that everything that's gone before us was leading up to, working up to. how he felt when he had reached the top of mount everest because it seemed like to me we had a long road of a high mountain and day by day this finally was the day that we either got to the top or stood up and planted the flag. i arrived a little bit early flanked on the right by lucy baines and then how glad i was to have roberta next and then hoffman baines, his wife that was a sort of i know missus johnson would have liked to that but on

that was lady bird johnson from her december 1, 1963 dyre reporting after visiting presiden' john f. kennedy's grave days after his assassination. lady bird was confronted in new life as first lady of united states but she lived in the white house from 1963 to 1969 some of the countries most tumultuous years through the civil rights movement, vietnam and political assassinations that you will hear her in hear her inner voice hushed experience that time featuring footage from c-span's video library. wednesday january the eighth the state of the union was one of those days you had the feeling everything that has gone before the last two weeks at any rate was leading up to working up to a when you last to reach the top of mt. everest and i had a long long road up a high high mountain and day by day we have been pulling and this finally was the day that we came to the top and fell on her face burst that up and planted the t flag. i write a little bit early and took my seat in the front row flanked on the right by lucy baines and how glad i was to have grover nixon and his wife and aunt jo

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they birds about the decisions about the f. 16 c i, i just confirmed in my expectations of for the pick since we are important to and he's a boy that know, let me ask you about this. the news with the f. 16 jets the unit. the us is now reportedly willing to train ukrainian pilots to fly these f. 16 fighter jets. what's your reaction to that? this is extremely important. it's a very, very much in 3rd to, to, to receive the certified to just as soon as possible. simply because the russian started when you web on the thing that's the, to change of the course of this war and this lab on this slide and have asian belongs so. so it's like a 500 kilogram. so 1000 kilograms. so whole was explosives and gliding on your head. so from the russian. if i took jets of bits of shooting them from the russian territory from safe distance. if we have something to counter that would be f 16, it would be in the collapse of old dreams of on hold for the invaders here in defense minister or like say, resident costs of says that f. 16 jet, so will be zalinski is main theme at the g 7 summit. the believe it uk

legislation that would have banned folks like my angela's book, i know why the caged bird sings, or george orwell's 1984, or f fitzgerald's the great gatsby. they would all be banned. critics say that because the way that bill was originally crafted it would have made it illegal to teach anything at all about homosexuality. they could not say that it exists. what those two bills had in common is that to create those bills republicans in arizona consulted with the same far-right interest group called family watch international. it is based in arizona. while that group is based in arizona, they really only dabble in this stuff in the united states. where they really do most of their work is overseas. this is a right-wing anti-gay group in america, in arizona, that four years has backed anti gay legislation in countries like nigeria where same-sex relationships are punishable by death, depending on what part of the country you are in. along the way this arizona group has also forged close ties with virulently anti gay activists who were enthusiastic supporters of uganda's previous kill the gays bill in march of

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bird golf and berlin. this is the day the today and the next truck is going to begin training. training pilots, 4th generation fighter aircraft including f. 16. i have a flat assurance from the firm zalinski that they will not. they will not use it to go on and move in to russian geographic territory. but wherever russian troops are within ukraine and harriet, there would be able to monitors also coming out yesterday, he was behind bars and imprisoned journalist in bella, russo who dared to defend tonight. he's a free man. thanks to a presidential. pardon. how did that help? i really want to think of the people who believed and made and believed in my sincerity and belief that people can improve and make that mistake. so let's switch to our viewers watching on cbs in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome, we begin the day with fighter jets for you, craig, and fighting words from the kremlin. today, rush a warrant against the delivery of f. 16 fighter jets to ukraine, saying the move increases the risk that nato will be pulled into this conflict. now that is one possible consequence, but apparently the possible adv

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