margaret, you know, senator chase smith set the sort set the predicate for it. but it was also the eisenhower administration itself because it encouraged republican senators and republicans in the political system to to question and then counter in oppose. senator mccarthy. had they not done that, i think he would have been stronger and he would have been able to stay in power longer. well, jim townsend, your center is named after pretty well-known congressional investigator, senator carl levin. what kind of work did he do? and what about the levin center? well, senator levin was the longest serving senator from the state of michigan. he served six terms, 36 years and he did many, many things. but one of the things he was really focused on was doing good oversight and making sure that those lessons learned from the mccarthy era, the lessons about the importance of a bipartisan investigation, of investigations that are truly committed to finding the facts. he took those lessons to heart. and when he came to the senate in 1979, he really made it his mission to to

this is from senator margaret chase smith of maine. and smith was one of the only republicans, one of the first republicans to speak up mccarthy's investigations. and she did so because she was concerned about the way that mccarthy had been using abuse of tactics and unsubstantiated allegations. his investigations of suspected communists and the allegations that mccarthy was making could often end up in ruined lives and ruined careers. senator, i think i never really gave your probing or your recklessness. so margaret chase smith decided to speak up about about mccarthy's tactics. and she gave this speech on the floor of the senate. in the speech, she. she decried mccarthy's tactics, and she condemned the climate of, quote, fear, ignorance, bigotry and smear, unquote, that mccarthy had created. there was a few of chase's fellow republicans that joined her condemnation of mccarthy at that time. mccarthy's investigations and later in 1954, the army mccarthy hearings were televised. and it was these televised hearings where americans got

this is from senator margaret chase smith of maine. and smith was one of the only republicans, one of the first republicans to speak up mccarthy's investigations. and she did so because she was concerned about the way that mccarthy had been using abuse of tactics and unsubstantiated allegations. his investigations of suspected communists and the allegations that mccarthy was making could often end up in ruined lives and ruined careers. senator, i think i never really gave your probing or your recklessness. so margaret chase smith decided to speak up about about mccarthy's tactics. and she gave this speech on the floor of the senate. in the speech, she. she decried mccarthy's tactics, and she condemned the climate of, quote, fear, ignorance, bigotry and smear, unquote, that mccarthy had created. there was a few of chase's fellow republicans that joined her condemnation of mccarthy at that time. mccarthy's investigations and later in 1954, the army mccarthy hearings were televised. and it was these televised hearings where americans got

eleanor and republican senator margaret chase smith conducted a televised debate on behalf of aid laid stevenson and dwight eisenhower in 1956 on face the nation, modeling the famous kennedy and nixon debates to come and she and the senator were the first women to appear on the show. this is after eleanor hosted the new york city mayoral candidate showdown on her own program in 1950, which may have been the first teleadvised political debate ever. in 1959, her third regular television program began airing under the guidance of producer henry morgan thal iii, sound familiar? an and ran monthly before eleanor's death in 1962, and once again attracted some of the most important and cultural figures of the area, including ralph bunch, henry kissinger, edward r. murrow, adlai stevenson, paul tillic and john f. kennedy both as senator and president although she dispied jfk's father and had to be convinced to book the younger kennedy. some of her kennedy remarks were incorporated in television commercials for republican richard nixon for whom she also had little respect. eleanor roosevelt spo

bellemare and republican senator margaret chase smith conducted the televised debate on to have a presidential candidate adlai stevenson and dwight eisenhower in 1956 on "face the nation." modeling the famous nixon debate to come and she and the senator were the first woman to appear on the show. this is after owner hosted the new york city mayoral candidate showdown on her own program in 1950 which you may have been the first televised political debate ever. in 1959 or third regular television program began airing under the guidance of henry morgan fell to third. sound familiar? the son offr good friends on our andsu fdr secretary of the treasure. it ran monthly before an owner's death in 1952. once again she attracted some of the most important political and cultural figures of the era including ralph bunch henry kissinger edward r. murrow adlai stevenson paul tillotson john f. kennedy as senator and president. although she jfk's father and the younger the candidates. some of her anti-kennedy remarks were unfortunately it appropriated to televisionn commercials for which richard nixon had li

eleanor law and republican senator margaret chase smith conducted a televised debate on behalf of presidential candidates stevenson and dwight eisenhower in 1956. on face the nation modeling the famous kennedy-nixon debates to come, she and the senator were the first women to appear on the show. this is after eleanor hosted in new york city mayoral candidate showdown on her own program in 1950, which may have been the first televised political debate. in 59, her third regular television program began airing under the guidance of producer henry morgenthau. the third, sound familiar is the son of good friend eleanor and fdr, secretary of the treasury henry morgenthau jr. prospects of mankind. rand monthly. just before eleanor's death in 1962. once again, she attracted some of the most important political and cultural figures of the era, including ralph bunche henry kissinger, luis munoz, marin edward murrow, julius nyerere, bertrand russell, adlai stevenson, paul tillich and john f kennedy both as senator and president. although she really despised jfk's father and had to be convinced to book th

eleanor law and republican senator margaret chase smith conducted a televised debate on behalf of presidential candidates stevenson and dwight eisenhower in 1956. on face the nation modeling the famous kennedy-nixon debates to come, she and the senator were the first women to appear on the show. this is after eleanor hosted in new york city mayoral candidate showdown on her own program in 1950, which may have been the first televised political debate. in 59, her third regular television program began airing under the guidance of producer henry morgenthau. the third, sound familiar is the son of good friend eleanor and fdr, secretary of the treasury henry morgenthau jr. prospects of mankind. rand monthly. just before eleanor's death in 1962. once again, she attracted some of the most important political and cultural figures of the era, including ralph bunche henry kissinger, luis munoz, marin edward murrow, julius nyerere, bertrand russell, adlai stevenson, paul tillich and john f kennedy both as senator and president. although she really despised jfk's father and had to be convinced to book th

margaret chase smith, the only senator and four representatives who i want to talk about a little bit later, because i find them to be crucial to what went on in terms of women's policies during the nixon administration. there was there were some stirrings in the sixties, the civil rights movement for caused people to think about rights in general. there were two key pieces of legislation that preceded nixon's initiatives. the the equal pay act of 1963 and the law. 1964 banning sex discrimination in employment and a new women's was just getting underway. the national organization for women are now the major feminist organization was founded in 1966. yet when nixon was inaugurated, it still fewer than 5000 members. the national women's political caucus not founded. until 1971. so now out of this period of lots of traditional ideas about women, traditional roles for women, but but some changes came a handful of who i argue, were absolutely critical to what happened during the administration and i'll let some of my fellow talk for a while before we come back to them. in fdr was the first

four-time oscar nominee, jason reitman, also with us, the stars of the movie, corey michael smith, who plays chevy chasen o'brien, who steps into the shoes of comedy legend dan akron. guys, good morning to all. >> in morning. things for having us. >> we are huge fans of snl. we are so excited about this. i should point out, it was called saturday night at that point. they later added to live, which is the name of this film as well. jason, just for people who are wondering what to expect when they see this, is this the history of snl? what is this exactly? what part of the story to tell your? >> this is a movie that literally starts 90 minutes before the first episode of saturday night live. so we open with lorne michaels at 10:00 p.m. on 50th street right outside of this building, looking for andy kaufman. a stray shot roller coaster in the last line of the movie is, live from new york, it's saturday night. >> that's fantastic. and the inspiration. how long has this been on your mind? to do this? >> back in 2008, right after i directed a movie called "juno" my agent asked me what i wanted to do next. i

smith, nbc, bay area news. a carjacking and police chase ended in an arrest in santa rosa this weekend. a woman driving a silver minivan stopped near third and sonoma avenue around 8:00 last night. a man jumped into that vehicle and told her to drive. she did not. she jumped out and she ran. but that man, he jumped into the driver's seat and he drove. he drove off with her car. ended up creating chaos on highway 101. he was driving south in the northbound lanes. the carjacker eventually pulled over and ran away on foot. officers ended ended up catching up with him, and then asked the woman if they had caught the right suspect and then arrested him. santa rosa resident ryan humphries, now facing several felony charges, incapable, incompetent and not qualified. those are the accusations being levied against embattled alameda county district attorney pamela price. today, police officers unions in alameda county announced their unanimous support for price's recall. members of law enforcement gathered with families of crime victims and the leaders of the recall campaign. the unions blasted p

the band with the issues might have forensic the chances of chasing down such a modest total. but literally smith took to for an 11. you know, for rivers, as the asian side fell, showed innovation the reaching 97 for 7 in the in of the new jersey devils. as late it seems of to against the buffalo sabres at the start of the n h l season. these 2 games are played in pro, in the czech republic, affordably global series is 11 time dna show the sight of europe as it seems to both the even some national fanbase seamus casey, casa, and see my, my old school and goes to the tables here in the $31.00 waiting just 24 hours of the full one. when are the same opponents okay, that's what the school. it's nice for tonight. money. thanks pizza. and that's it for me. money inside this nice. i'll be back for just a moment. much more. today's the the latest news as it breaks, so it's kind of, it's being unable to rule out a pre emptive strike on the road on the house of israel appears to pause without control visit with detailed coverage in spite of increasing threats from mainland china. taiwan is tossing its own

these might have fancied the chances of chasing down and such a motive. so so but lindsey smith, 16th and 11 in her for a visit. the asian side fell. schultz, bangladesh only reaching $97.00 for 7 in the world. in the, in the attic center has become the 1st, the board in the 2 thousands to reach 250 winds on the atp 2 of these latest victory coming in. the 2nd round of the shanghai mazda is the tell you, the total daniel in straight sets. 616 full center is the 1st title on the main. so to reach 60 wins the season 20 through united states is a 7th. so i feel like you can call us out the rest put on the show for the fans and shanghai the will. number 2 is looking to inspect the max size of the meeting center. so we need paging 3 days ago, alvarez he's past home favorite. shan june. children 6262 to reach around 3. that's he's 10th within a row. now, bennett hasn't got sick of me on the feast at the us open in august the back talking to each admits he was looking rusty as he came through a tough encounter with american alex mickelson. this way, the full time grand slam champion wa

. >> i'm cory michael smith and i play chevy chase. >> i play jane curtain. >> welcome to all of you.the show. and the instigator of it. tell us about the project and why focus on that first 90 minutes. >> i think because a lot of people take "saturday night live" for granted, they don't really realize how instrumental it was to our culture and how hard it was to make. these are just a group of kids in their 20s who had never really done anything before, and they didn't realize they were about to change comedy and television and our culture all in one night. and i think it's valuable to go back there and see what it was really like. >> cory, to play people who we all know, trying to play chevy chase. >> a nightmare! >> so what did you do? how did you go about doing it? >> cried. freaked out. you know, like all of these guys, jason, our director, our amazing director, told us all not to overprepare. and so we all overprepared. because we didn't want to mess it up. these are important people. me personally, i -- you know, it's like -- i read the script. i'm like, i know how i would do t

chase. make more of what's yours. larry: kamala harris snubbing catholic voters by skipping the al smith dish tonight. llenas live from new york city. brian, are you going to be there? reporter: larry, i'm going to be here but i have a feeling vol have a better seat down with the vips. vice president kamala harris snubbing al smith dinner and this is a charitable dinner and going for the charities that are set to raise some $9 million here tonight. harris becoming the first presidential candidate in 40 years not to attend the al smith dinner. her campaign says that that's because she's maximizing her time to go to battleground states for the election and she was in wisconsin today and ibram stead of getting a repeat of that infamous famous 2016 al smith dinner when trump and hillary clinton showed up and exchanged funny and harsh one liners and tonight, trump has the stage all to himself. cardinal timothy dolan turned in prerecorded remarks and playing on video and he expressed that that harris is a no show for tonight saying that tonight is supposed to be about civility, patriotism and it's clear. >>

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chase for lincoln's killer. he is an attorney who's written about history, the constitution and popular culture for a variety of publications, including the wall street journal american heritage. smith simonian and the los angeles times. he serves on the advisory council of the ford's theater. abraham lincoln bicentennial campaign and is a member of the advisory of the abraham lincoln bicentennial commission. please give a warm savannah welcome to james swanson. let me just suggest this a little visit. good morning. this pocket me feel like i'm reverend john williams from deerfield saying they're attacking they're coming it's to be back in savannah i think this is fourth time at the santa book festival so it's always pleasure to come come here and i want to give a special thanks to prickett and his wife, jane. matt, of course, is the founder of the savannah book festival. and i thank them for their years of support and for sponsoring talk this year. and it's hard to believe that it was 17 years ago when i was speaking at the national book festival in washington, dc, when a man introduced us and self and said, hi, i'm matt prickett, i'm a book festival in savannah. would you like to.

smith of slingshot strategies writing the decisive vote is in the final stretch of this election are left-leaning people in right-leaning environments. he joins us now for more. good morning. we are chasing and you suggest across a handful of swing states, elaborate on chasing left-leaning people in right-leaning environments. what would they like to hear? evan: we dialed in on the people who are casting decisive votes, people who are undecided and what we found is that a lot of them as we say are people who are inclined toward usually splitting their tickets but they are little more democrat and republican, but they are surrounded in their lives by trump supporters say most people in their lives are trump people. one democrat at the table situations, and are they going to break from their family? are they going to vote against their environment? we have not released this yet, but we found a lot of them are obama-trump voters, and that is what is left on the table. they are anti-immigration, they are pro-choice, they don't like corporate greed, but they also don't like government spending, so they have a lot of pressures working on them. and 60% of them, when we ask what you need to hear

chase. >> gilda radner. >> and -- how do you pronounce this? >> joining us now the director, producer and co-writer of "saturday night" four-time oscar nominee jason rightman, also corey michael smithner. good morning to you all. >> good morning. thanks for having us. >> as huge fans of "snl" we are excited about this. i should point out it was called "saturday night" is a point before it later added the live which is the name of this film as well. jason, just for people who are wondering what to expect when they see this, is this the history of "snl"? what is this exactly? what part of the story story do tell here? >> this starts 90 minutes before the first episode of "saturday night live." so we open with lauren michaels at 10:00 p.m. on 50th street right outside this building looking for andy kaufman, just a straight shot roller coaster, and the last live of the movie is "live from new york, it's saturday night. " >> how long has this been in your mind to do this? >> back in 2008, after i directed a movie called "juneau," my agent asked me what do you want to do next? i had two dreams, one to direct a movie, the other was to direct "saturday night live." that's where it started.