pruitt so i would say nothing about my connection to mr. pruitt. as lincoln sat in his office reviewing the letter, many thoughts may have flashed through his mind. his own genealogy had striking similarities. lincoln believed his own mother's con cement was the result of a wealthy virginia planter taken advantage of a poor young girl. lincoln's partner said this was a poor memory for him. he thought it was unjust that women received more blame than men who participated in sexual indiscretions and he wrote a poem about this in the 1830s. whatever spiteful fools may say, each jealous ramping yelper. no one was ever a whore without a man to help her. he knew the grief of losing a child. he had lost two sons of his own. considering all of the evidence on hand, lincoln issued a pardon on november 5th before she could be sent to new york for imprisonment. the was is probably the faster that lincoln ever issued . all the more remarkable is the timing. the story of elizabeth short is an important one. it confirms lincoln's belief that all people deserved

pruitt on condition they would say nothing of myself and mr. pruitt. at the end of the letter she marked her name with an "x." as lincoln sat in his white house office holding lizzie's letter and reviewing her case file, many thoughts may have flashed through his mind. his own genealogy had striking similarities to the story of lizzie shorter. lincoln believed that his own mother's conception was the result of a wealthy virginia planter taking sexual advantage of a poor young girl and lincoln's law partner said that this was a painful memory for lincoln. lincoln also had strong misgivings about society's double standards when it came to cases of seduction or extra marital sex. he thought it was unjust that women received more blame than men who participated in sexual indiscretions and he wrote a poem about this in the 1830s and these are a few lines of that poem. whatever spiteful fools may say, each jealous ranting yelper, no woman ever played the whore unless she had a man to help her. that one's not on the lincoln memorial. [ laughter ] pruitt's sex

>>he alsosays pruitt but host movie nights and other weeken trips with the students. but his kids ver want it just kind of brought back i like what would happen >>you know for kids attended that just kind of put thgs in perspective, especilly in danville. >>pruitt remains in custody, held on $500,000bond in danville know well bellow kr 4 news. >>well also in the east bay police are looking foa driver responsible for hit and run that killed a 12 year-old girl thishappened at crow chang in and man to row that's just off of 5.18 castor valley. police are looking for a black ford f one 50 pickup truck. well to the peninsa now a man and 3 teens are in custody after a series of car burglariesand send details four's cking has more. kron >>a trail of sattered glass and punched out of windows left behind on monday in san details laurelwood neighborhood looking to work in the morning. >>and i saw too when does show that i was surprised about does the shots, >>just because we live around here andas for the nicer neighborhood,you know expect it happened san mateo police say 4 bur

joining me now, captain sonya pruitt, the captain of the montgomery county police department and chair of the national black police association, as well jelani cobb, a staff writer at the new yorker, an msnbc political analyst who has done a lot of work, particularly on policing. thanks to both of you for being here. captain pruitt, you and i were just talking earlier today when this had not fully come out in terms of what the story is. there are a few things at play here. there is imagery of a man who has got the taser from police and may be turning to use it on the police, but at the same time, this is a man upon whom police were called because he was asleep, which is what a lot of people are wondering about. how does something like that end the way this one did? >> yeah. this is so tragic. i'm so sorry to hear about this and to see this. here's what i will say. it's so many things -- this is like a perfect storm. we've been dealing with the death of mr. george floyd and now we have another death at the hands of the police. in addition, we had an incident where some atlanta police of

pruitt gave her money. the next morning, a monday at 7:00 a.m., she went to find a local judge and wanted to file a complaint against pruitt. the judge refused. she went to another judge. unfortunately when prewitt found out, he decided to act and he had lizzie arrested for grand larceny that same night. money the wife had given to her was stolen. she spent the rest of the week in jail and was finally released on bail. on june 16, 1864, a judge heard the case against pruitt. lizzie testified and told her story and it's a remarkable moment. prior to the civil war african americans were not allowed to testify against whites in state or federal court. we are in the district of columbia. the war changed that. she told her story. several white witnesses offered their own account of what they had seen or thought happened. the judge decided to acquit prewitt. sometime around when the trial took place, lizzie posey -- lizzie's baby died. lizzie went to trial herself. it would have been her baby's first birthday. sh

pruitt. mr. pruitt, you are now recognized. >> thank you, very much, madam chairwoman. we know this -- this discussion h will include concern about the and putting the noncitizens and/or the illegals into the apportionment count. i just have to say three things act that. first, we've done it. the census has never done it. second, they can't do it by asking questions. you're not going to knock on the door and say, are you? are you not? and, third, the administrative records are inadequate to do it. so, even if it was a good idea, we don't yet know -- we don't yet know that we can do it. that the census bureau can do it. and with that as my starting point, i want to go on and say some things about the larger census, as -- as -- as the ranking member invited us to do. we -- we all know that we're about 62% with respect to nonresponse -- with respect to self-reporting. but that leaves, you know, more than a third of the population uncounted. and i have to really stress this point. nonresponse followup, hard to count. very difficult census territory, as we all know. and we a

>>he also says pruitt woul host movie nights and other weekend trips with the students. but his kids never want it ju kind of brought back i like what would happen if. >>you know for ds attended in perspective specially in danville. >>pruitt remains in custody, held on $500,000 bond in danville know well bellow kron 4 news. >>palo alto couple now recovering at the hospital after spending nearly a week lost in the wood you may remember the story we've been folling a 77 year-old carol parsky and 72 year-old ian irwin yeah, so for a week they were in the cold they were injured, they were afraid and >>came to the rescue on saturday and the searccrews who found them included an 18 year-old from marin county let's listen them talking about this great find and we're sayi. >>for a search rescue are common hold on. anwe just crashed through the bushes, yeah to them. and theywere just happy to see they want answers, real they're like. overjoyed because they didn't expect it what did they se say. >>2 fed first i thinthe analysis if we're really to help them ande are reassured him t

>>he also says pruitt but host movie nights and other weekend trips with the students. but his kids never want it just kind of brought back i like what would happen >>you know for kids attended that they just kind of put things in perspective specially in danville. >>that parents and others that i spoke with off camera say they're definitely going to be speaking to their children tonight about situations like this pruitt is still in custody tonight, he's being held on $500,000 bond live in danville know well bellow kron 4 news well thank you we have developing news also out of the east bay, a 12 year-old girl has died after being hit by a pickup truck that fled the scene. >>it happened at crow canyon and mentor road just off interstate 5 80 in castro valley. according to authorities, the driver is described as a 25 to 35 year-old white or hispanic man and was driving a lifted black ford f one 50 pickup truck. those last seen on crow canyon heading south toward interstate 5 any 5.80 anyone with information is asked to contact the castro valley highway patrol another top

captain pruitt, let me ask you about this. in the streets i have seen signs that some of them are quite derogatory to police, some say abolish the police, some say defund the police. but what i hear from a lot of people probably doesn't work well on a sign, but to what kim is saying is some version of let's reallocate the resources so that there is adequate mental health care, so there is adequate intervention so everything isn't looked at as a hammer and a nail and maybe that will relieve some of the tension. how do you look at this? because there are people calling for funding to police to stop. >> sure, so you know, i think it's perfectly reasonable for the people that we protect and serve to question what we do with the money that we get. everybody doesn't know when a police line item might be. there's several things that you could be responsible for in a police department, but when it comes to training and hiring and what types of things are putting into deescalation and use of power, that comes from money, so yes, i thin

>>he also says pruitt but host movie nights and other weekend trips with the students. but his kids never want it just kind of brought doctor my like what would happen >>you know for kids attended that they just kind of put things in perspective, especially in danville. >>pruitt remains in custody, held on $500,000 bond in danville noel bellow kron 4 news. >>taking a live look outside right now from our sutro camera overlooking a beautiful shot clear clear night san francisco yet another one yeah, a clear night after a clear night chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with us we could use a stormy night or 2 or 3 or 4. yeah, maybe a few weeks worth would be really nice but i mean we put together the stretch here that is starting to get right the record books certainly very impressive, i'll very warm temperatures around the bay area again today look at the numbers outside all around yeah and certainly going to be another hot one. >>as high pressure takes over and that ridge well going to likely send some of these temperatures near 80 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. so that

>>he also ys pruitt but ht movie nights and other weekend trips with the students. but his kids ver want it just kind of brought back i like what uld happen >>you know for kids attended that they just kind of t things in perspective, especially in danville >>pruitt remains in custody, held on $500,000 nd in danville know i'll bellow kron 4 news. >>3 men involved in a weekend home invasion robbe in pleasanton could be linked to a vehicle thefts inast oakland, we have pictures of the men taken these were taken in pleasanton scott injue ranch neighborhood around 3 45 yesterday morng police say 3 guys robbed a woman inside a home at gunpoint ransacked her place, a crown for a viewer sent us. video of a similar looking vehicle with 3 men who reportedly stole pickup truck from the driveway in east oakland,that's this happened in february 13th at arnd 03:30am the person who sent this video thinks ther could be a conntion tothe pleasanton home vasion robbery both oakland police and pleanton police we'll be determining if there is in fact a connection.another big story. we'r

pruitt fim studied hundreds of spiders to find out why they would behave in this particular way so i figure out the consequences of his behavior by manipulating these individuals ability to engage in the behavior i love some individuals to engage in almost sex in his little plastic cups and then others that are prevented from ever having those experiences. and one of the interesting things that i found is that females that had had experience in gauging in place sex early on in life produced heavier egg cases later on and that that affects scaled to how much experience they had the more experience in play these females had the larger edge cases not only do playful females have more young they live longer and they're less aggressive they're much less likely to kill their partners after mating something that's common in the extraordinary world that spiders. when you start to consider weird sorts of behavior exhibited by lots of kinds of animals you suddenly realize that things like play occur all over the animal kingdom and that it might not be such a sophisticated thing that's in demic

everything rhymed with pruitt but you didn't hear the word until the last line.ou don't forget scott pruitt after that. >> i will say when i was reading the book in the introduction and then read the book, it did remind me that if this were a film you would say there's too many characters. it all happens like slowdown i can't handle this, which is what everybody is feeling in this administration. somehow or another, volume one and volume two putting the stories together it has an incredible impact just how grotesquely bad this presidency was and this administration. maybe you could name a couple of people who are long gone and left with their head held high, people like jim matus but you can't name any other. there's only four people that truly lasted from day number one, trump, jared kushner and that little creep, stephen miller. they are the only ones that are still around. how grotesque that those are basically the people running the country. >> as you are out having these virtual conversations what do you like to have people take away. >> you ask such great q

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pruitt and his colleagues were especially interested in a kind of dating game the social spiders play. mature males recruit to the labs in mature females who aren't mature yet they can't mate and these males will do their part just a little worship dances for the female. but then the females respond to this courtship dance by approaching the male assuming a posture of receptivity the male just puts his genitals on the outside of the female genitals and then just sits there and over and over there they are just attempting this copula 3 posture and they could be off spending their time doing other things like getting through or pulling down more soap to protect to protect them from predators. and so i thought oh it's sort of like gaining experience for later on in life that might be pertinent like motor skills or or are social skills social intelligence and then later on as i've conducted morse that is i just became more and more comfortable with thinking yeah actually this thing is kind of behavior we're seeing in a spider might just be play. pruitt's team studied hundreds of spiders t

captain sonia pruitt of montgomery county pd in maryland.he's the chairwoman for the national black police association. thank you for the work that you both do. >>> president trump lost multiple court battles this week and lost another one this weekend. a federal judge will not block the publication of john bolton's white house tell-all memoir. donald trump's reaction to it all, next. stay with us. 's reaction to it all, next. stay with us >>> well, there were any number of conversations between the president and erdogan of turkey on the subject of hawkbank. and what erdogan wanted was basically a settlement that would take the pressure off. and the president said to erdogan at one point, look, those prosecutors in new york are obama people. wait till i get my people in and then we'll take care of this. and i thought to myself, and i'm a department of justice alumnus myself, i've never heard any president say anything like that. ever. i tell you, it did feel like obstruction of justice to me. this idea that you give erdogan and his family, w

pruitt's trip was arranged by a lobbyist, richard smotkin, who accompanied pruitt and helped set up meetingsr him. as we drive through the streets of laayoune, everywhere are signs of occupation. the city was built up under spain's fascist dictator francisco franco and has been occupied by morocco since the mid-1970's. we pass the united nations' minurso compound, where just over 200 u.n. peacekeepers monitor the 1991 ceasefire between morocco and the polisario but are legally prevented from intervening to stop human rights abuses. and we drive past the high walls of the notorious black prison, where generations of sahrawis have been detained, tortured, and disappeared. one of them is sahrawi independence activist hmad hammad, who welcomes us into his home. over tea, he describes his torture at the hands of the moroccan authorities during his years spent as a political prisoner. >> they linked electrodes to my ears, and something to my underarms and to my tongue, and then other sensitive parts. i was bound. and when they used that manual generator, i would hear it cranking. rrr. rrr. rrr. ea

everything rhymed with pruitt but you did here into the very last line. you don't forget scott pruitt after that. >> i will say as i was reading the book in the introduction and then read the book, it did remind me about, if this were a film you would say there's too many characters in this. >> that's right, yeah. >> three months ago and have already forgotten since event 50 news cycle. >> i know. they all happened like -- slowdown come slow down, , i can handle all of this which of course is what everybody is feeling in this administration. and somehow or other these two books, volume one and volume two, god help me, i hope there will not be a volume three, just putting all these stories together, , all these people together, just compacting them into two, 100 page books of poems has an incredible impact just how grotesquely bad this presidency was in this administration. .. jared kushner, and that little creek stephen miller, they're the only ones who are still around. and how grotesque is itthat those are the people who are basically running our countr

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. >> in 2017 president trump appointed scott pruitt to run the department.a attorney general, pruitt had sued the epa 13 time sdp . >> do you believe co2 is the primary control nodule for climate? >> no. i think human activity on the climate is very challenging to measure. >> it was a takeover in my mind by people that had the interest of dismantling the epa, and they continue to do that. >> the way the current administration is handling climate change policy in many cases is contradicted by the actual science. >> we have all heard the number. 97% of climate scientists agree that climate change the happening and humans are the primary cause. >> having worked with scientists to get a group of scientists to agree, that is a -- almost an impossible thing to do. >> the federal government isn't even willing to admit there is a problem. it makes no sense to me. >> it makes no sense. what bothers me is there are valid scientific questions that we need to put in research. no doubt. when we can't get past that stage, i would call it criminal. >> administrator pruitt

is trying not to speak turn into to spread with the weekend marking the unofficial start to summer pruitt appreciates governor mike parson opening up the state in time for the holiday we would mess and moms i look at it would be missing 3 months of revenue the town's mayor feels the same way do i feel bad. >>that our businesses of have opened up and given our employees the opportunity to go back in to work and feed their families absolutely not. >>still with more than 12,200 positive coronavirus cases in missouri and the amount trending upward it's images like this that public hialth experts the skirt. >>well that was on his could years reporting in response to the party st. louis county has issued a travel advisory for that area. health officials are now asking everyone who was there to self quarantine for the next 2 weeks. let's get a check of the weather because as we know it's going to be really hot around the bay hot nothing you're going to wish you were in a pool if you have one in the backyard to pretty like we've got john trouble standing by with a look at the forecast and yeah, t

sonia pruitt former chair person of the national black police association.nk you. >>> breaking news this hour. retired lieutenant colonel alexander vinman just wrote a stunning op-ed in the "washington post." he was fired by the white house and retired from the military. in the op-ed he writes i made the difficult decision to retire because a campaign of bullying, intimidation and retaliation by president trump and his allies forever limited the progress of my military career. joining me now is josh letterman. josh, this is a remarkable statement from a career military officer in the united states to say -- you and i don't report on these types of things typically in the united states. these are things you report on in other countries that are authoritarian. that the leadership of a country limited a military person's career because of political matters. >> that's right. alex vinman such a key witness in the impeachment testimony against president trump, talking about the phone conversation between president trump and zelensky. there was a lot of questions a

garland pruitt is president of the oklahoma city branch of the naacp.tell us about your concerns with this rally, sir. >> it's amazing in this day and time we can see, know, and hear of the things going on as far as the deaths are concerned and the increase in those particular numbers. and we still choose to get out there. when you're following someone who has told it it'll be gone on its own in a few days and now we're 100,000-plus, when are we going to deal with reality and accept this thing is not what you think it is and it's beyond. he's been saying it's a normal flu. ain't no flu in america killed over 100,000 in less than a few months. we have a major problem out there. if you keep listening to someone who's not scientific, who won't read, don't listen, and won't hear the professionals, we have a major problem. >> you know city leaders -- sorry. go on. >> you were saying oklahoma is on the increase and we cannot ignore those numbers. the numbers are real. matter of fact, the numbers are problem beyond because they're not doing the proper testing.

he rented it from the wife of an energy lobbyist who was lobbying pruitt's agency. on a private secure phone booth in his office. very "get smart." and a 24-hour security detail which he then tasked with getting his dry cleaning and tracking down his favorite moisturizer. he also used his staff to try to get his wife a chick-fil-a franchise. then it was trump's interior secretary, ryan zinke, who left in a cloud of investigations, including a suspect land deal with an oil executive. that investigation led the i.g. at the interior department to refer zinke to the justice department for possible criminal prosecution. we learned just last month that prosecutors wanted to file charges against ryan zinke in that case but senior trump appointees at the top of the department told them they could not. there was also trump's labor secretary alex acosta who was forced to resign after it wam to light when he was a federal prosecutor he engineered a sweetheart plea deal for millionaire pedophile and donald trump friend jeffrey epstein. acosta also got a pass from bill barr's ju

is try not to speak turn it to to spread with the weekend marking the unofficial start to summer pruitt appreciates governor mike parson opening up the state in time for the holiday we would ness monster i look at it would be missing 3 months of revenue the town's mayor feels the same way do i feel bad. >>that our businesses of have opened up and given our employees the opportunity to go back in to work and feed their families absolutely not. >>still with more than 12,200 positive coronavirus cases in missouri and the amount trending upward it's images like this that public health experts the skirt. >>that was under us and eu tiers reporting for us tonight in response to that big party st. louis county has issued a travel advisory for the area and health officials are asking everyone who was there to self quarantine. memorial day gas prices they're the lowest in nearly 20 years, how much americans are saving at the pump. >>and the man was attacked in seattle by another man reportedly blamed him for the coronavirus because the victim was asian what police are saying. plus disturbing imag

pruitt and mr. thompson about the effect of this premature and early termination of the census specialists on the accuracy of the count. >> i think yesterday i talked to the individual responsible for the area i live and she was very concerned that her contract with the illuminated upon the activity of. .. with great assurance that community leaders have the trust the communities in their areas are key to the original response as well as the nonresponse follow-up stage over several decades would work with any interference in their performance will affect the quality and we should avoid that whenever possible. >> is a going too far to say? >> i'm sorry. we have a vast pro bono force out there trying to help us do the census this has never existed before and it is responsible for the fact for those who don't respond it is to those people they are in the thousands like school teachers and union leaders and chambers of commerce leaders. they think their job is everyon everyone. >> what can communities d

>>he also says pruitt would hostmovie nights and other weekend trips with the students. but s kids ver want it just kind of brought back i like what would happen >>you know for kids attended that just kind of put ings in perspective, especially in danville. >>pruitt remainsin custody, held on $500,000 nd in danville know well bellow kron 4 news at 6 or 7 in the spread of the coronirus has the cdc issuing new travelnotices telling you to take precautions if you're going to various asian countries, western europe or the middle east. at sfo we only saw a few pele wearing masks but still those traveling to other untries told us the news of the virus spreading has them little concerned. a little m not saying it's not not hat thinking about it, i n't want to start my >> will just take precautions. >>the cdc is continuing to add update travel advisories. allthe time and we wi do that for you as well right their gear told to avoid trips to china and south korea and there's a travel alert. if you're considring going to japan are and hong kong or italy. and the coronavirus is so a

on our way back to work later visits the hodes pruitt endangered species center. here in a taj looks after orphaned rhinos whose parents were killed by poachers. it has happened so many times that's the rhino sees its mother being shocked and it does affect it really does affect to see the and either being killed or have to feel poor waking up it's it's heartbreaking. the visit reminds later on why her job is so important. to you. so if we did. it would never. just be peaches but they will never get to see their writing. so despite the risks later make a bailer will continue to get up every morning before 6 to go out on patrol and save the rhinos. cloth. the terminator revolutionizes the machine. everyone told me that i cannot turn my humble electric but they do came in the approval of high tech years from australia give stripes and he goes home on an unprecedented troll a great place to study stuff come question engine plane. what keeps us unsafe what makes us sick on top of. my name is dr. i talk to medical experts. and i discuss what you can do to improve your

kong, which was meant to be one country, two systems up to the year 2047 which is now now under lou pruittder mainland law. this is a financial change into the way hong kong works and the way xi jinping's dominus party works. it is an incredible story. the timing is no accident, given the point that you made, covid—19 is a useful cover for this interventionist act to they are imposing different —— extraordinary new laws, to potential patrol there, which would ban any acts or activities which endanger china's national security, including separatism, subversion and terrorism, and these are often the charges that are used in mainland china tojustify the charges that are used in mainland china to justify the arrests and human rights abuses against dissidents. this is really an attempt by the chinese government to intimidate the pro—democracy protesters we have seen in hong kong. of course, there is a british dimension, as reported in all the papers. dominic raab has suggested today he will extend the right to british nationals overseas there to claim, have a passage towards british citizenship

we think of the pruitt towers as towers filled with low income people but the pruitt towers were for african-americans. the other towers were for whites. not a fact of though. not because they happened to apply, this is how they were designated. they were filled this way and after a few years, the white tower was vacant, largely vacant and the pruitt tower had long waiting lists. getting closer. so why is it that after all these years, the white public housing has vacancies and black public housing has long waiting list? and the reason is another federal program run by the federal housing administration that subsidized movement of white families out of central cities into single-family homes in the suburbs that were exclusively white. so the federal government guaranteed loans to mass production builders, the most famous example is levittown. levitt could have never assembled the capital to build 17,000 homes for which he had no buyers. he got loans guaranteed by the federal government on explicit condition -- explicit condition , i want to emphasize that. that no homes be sold to af

people would have called me a climate skeptic or a climate denier coal lobbyist such as scott pruitt and andrew wheeler worth pointing to had the environmental protection agency. the powerful business lobbies chalk this up as a success with millions of dollars at stake with shades of the wild west it seems the strongest and most powerful controlled along even in the shadow of the corona crisis washington has continued to cut back on environmental protection so who in the usa is really pulling the strings. follow the money trail. anima soliah does just that her workplace washington d.c. home to some 12000 lobbyists. muscly a works for an ngo that wants to see more transparency she looks through tax returns for example to find out who is paying which lobby groups and think tanks in order to shape laws and public opinion it's frustrating work with many facts and figures remaining anonymous and it's all completely legal. we have people operating behind the scenes without ever disclosing their identity having a significant impact on who is elected in the united states who is holding power

also coming out, fresh protesting pruitt was paid to voice their anger over the ousting of formulating a discount that says the country's new interim president is in his cabinet. the latest from our correspondent in.

the city decided to spare a black lives matter mural, where daniel pruitt was arrested, later died atalex hogan taking a look at this tonight. >> reporter: activists writing their message in big bold letters demanding the mayor step down, writing the words resign in front of city hall and murder of her in front of police headquarters. city workers quickly covering up the graffiti early this morning in rochester. demonstrators painted new black lives matter mural, started to clean it before painting prayed according to local news reports which people have demonstrated all week after police released body kim video showing them arresting daniel from in march, the 40 when-year-old died a week later, the protest sometimes turning violent, two protesters accused of assaulting police will take federal charges. police say one hit an officer with a shield and another launched mortar like firework at law enforcement, pruitt's family filing a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of rochester, the police chief and 13 other defendants. the police department announcing leaders either stepping do

as oklahoma attorney general, pruitt had sued the epa 13 times. >> do you believe it's been proven that primary control knob for climate? do you believe that? >> no. i -- no. i think that measuring the precision human activity on the planet is tremendously difficult to do and there's disagreement. >> there was a take over in my mind by people who had the interest of dismantling and they continue to do that. >> the way the current administration is handling climate change policy is in many ways is contradicted by the actual science. >> we've heard the number, 97% of climate scientists agree that climate change is happening and humans are the primary cause. >> having worked with scientists too get a group of scientists to agree, that is almost an impossible thing to do. >> the federal government isn't even willing to admit there's a problem. it makes no sense to me. >> it makes no sense. and what bothers me about it is that there are a lot of valid scientific questions that we need to put research and work on climate, no doubt. when we can't even get past that initial stage, i would call

pruitt. with that shename marked her name with an x. as lincoln sat in his office reviewing her case file, many thoughts flashed through his mind. genealogy head striking similarities. se believed his own mother' conception was the result of a wealthy planter taking advantage of a poor young girl and lincoln's law partner said this was a painful memory for lincoln. he had concerns over society double standards when it came to premarital sex. he thought it was unjust out women received more blame the men. he wrote a poem in the 1830's and here are a few lines. what ever spiteful fools may say, each jealous, ranting yelp or, no woman ever played the unless she had a man to help her. that one is not on the lincoln memorial. [laughter] white: prewitt's exploitation of elizabeth shorter clearly preyed on lincoln's sense of justice. pardon before she could even be sent to new york and this is what he wrote on the .ack of the letter elizabeth shorter's case is hebably the fastest pardon ever issued. she was convicted on november 3, wrote the l