he just looked at "abe" lincoln. is a tossup yes "abe". that's his identification with the common person back then. honest abe james: or father abraham. david: yes, that was ather one. father abraham. the were a lot of nicknames for him. james: so one of the things that runs all the way throu the book i hadn't thought too much about, is the cultural distance. between the puritans and the valiers. and you develed this in terms of his own perception of himself as well as the culture at large as well a the way people at the time understood h. in this in terms of different ways of lookingt it. can you tell us a about that. david: a lot of peopleack them really thought the civil war was abt the age old difference between the new england puritan that new england early on had been settled by the puritans escaping persecution in england. and on one hand in the cavaliers to the supporters of loyalty and when cromwell and others to power, cromwell was a puritan read they were fing to america and they settled in the south. charles sumner and a lot of

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that gradually fell away until you get the election of prime minister abe.opened a pandora's box and all sorts of ethnic tensions exploded. >> i know you are eager to come in here please go ahead. >> the way i would characterize the ongoing operation in tigre is long. one is to call it a civil war, the citizens carry the weight of the war between people, among people. this is a conflict between the federal government trying to uphold the law in tigre and a military junta that is trying to keep the good people of tigre away from the rest of the country by way of looting and so on. this is not close to civil war and not an extension of what is happening somewhere else. we are trying to uphold democracy against all hollows -- against all. the good for possible democratic governments, we know with this rings about. so what is happening, this is a normal challenge. the way we are responding to the challenge is we believe the right way to do. there is not this kind of attack against military bases in the south. this is an extension of what is happening and is not

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of honest abe. he knew that in 1860 he became beloved among the people so it feeds into my idea in the book about the way that he identified with americans in the way that they saw him and left him so the people around him knew he only wanted to be called lincoln. he signed his name as though it is a tossup. or father abraham. >> one of the things that ran through the books that i didn't see much about is the cultural difference between the puritans and you developed this in the sense of himself as well as the way people at the time would understand. can you tell us about that? >> people back then thought the civil war was about the age old difference between the puritans early on settled by the generation of puritans that were escaping persecution in england and the cavaliers who were the supporters of royalty in england and when cromwell and others came to power, he was a puritan and they were fleeing to america and settled in the south so charles sumner to other people were basically saying it is

nine counties aren't likely to count their abs tease until wednesday. we will have to take our time here but it will be most interesting to see obviously hillary clinton had great strength in the philadelphia area and the suburbs, great strength in allegheny county and yet president trump was still able to win. why? western pennsylvania. the margins he was running up, county after county after county were margins that republicans had never seen before even in republican counties. also attention -- >> phil, i just want to -- sorry

in the off—puttingly entitled the kid detective, adam brody plays abe appelbaum — a small—town sleuthe house. we're counting on you. i was so far ahead in the game. but one day, ijust woke up behind. now he's a washed—up has—been, derailed by an unsolved missing girl mystery that hung heavy on his young shoulders. so when highschooler caroline asks abe to find out who killed her boyfriend, he spies a shot at redemption. can he crack the case and prove others — and himself — that he's more than just a little boy lost in a big man's shirt? the directorial feature debut from evan morgan, this clearly owes a debt to such high school neo—noirs as rian johnson's brick, or more recently tayarisha poe's selah and the spades — although for my money, it's not as good as either of those films. instead, it's an entertainingly stylish, if ultimately a empty caper which starts out as a whimsical comedy, then mutates into something much darker without ever quite deciding just how funny or serious it actually wants to be. he's lying. beneath the tricksy surface, there are melancholy questions about w

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he signed his name abe lincoln. it's a tossup. >> honest abe or father abraham. >> that was another one. but there's a lot of nicknames for him. >> one of the things that runs all the way through the book is the cultural difference between the -- and he developed this own sense of himself as well as the culture at large and as well as the people at the time. n you tell us all about that? >> a lot of people bac then thought the civil war w about the age old difference between the new england puritans, new england early on had been settled by the generation of puritans who were escaping persecution in england, on t one hand, andhe cavaliers who were supporters in eland and when cromwell and oers came to power, cromwell was a puritan. they were fleeing to ameca and settled to the south. so charles sumner to other two r people were saying it's basically a fight between new england, which included an anti-slavery standpoint by the way and the cavalier that depended on the kind of hierarchy institutions and including the

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. ♪ john we are back with cribb, historian and author of the historical novel "old abe."e is your to talk to us about the 157th anniversary and the lasting significance of president lincoln's gettysburg address. good morning. guest: good morning. thanks for having me. host: you wrote earlier this today the gettysburg address is more important for our nation than ever. tell us why. guest: because the gettysburg address speaks to a problem that has been around as long as human beings or at least society has been around and that is the problem of our people going to rule themselves or are they going to be ruled by others? people who would otherwise take their freedom away. lincoln knew that problem never goes away, it doesn't. he said it is an age-old problem . that is really what he in the end was speaking to in the gettysburg address. day, -- today as in his day, there are forces around the world who want to take freedom away from people here and abroad. we always have to be on our guard against them. lincoln knew that. if you look at the gettysburg address am a he talks a

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Ãb doctor cross who was an esteemed academic. the point is still relevant today.hletic establishment of our major universities all want to know and want assurances about, football team we will have this year. >> interesting. you both refer to football and big-money sports so just to follow-up question in terms of your solutions, do you see a distinction between football, basketball, for example, versus tennis, swimming. and what are, if you're in a position of power, and the head of the ncaa, what solutions would you implement implement to recover the scholar athlete student athlete ideal? >> i think in my opinion the very first thing we have to do is convince the most important thing is to get an education. i think the people that are really in charge of the universities are the trustees of the universities and the trustees make the voluntary practices may be held in addition. you can readily determine our guests even how that's gonna work out because the coach is really an autocrat in most cases and the coach is going to require additional 20 hours a week in the

ab the announcementt the vaccine was very good. that's months down the road before it willbe widely available. we expect there will be other vaccine. it may be the case and i'm not a publichealth expert, e treatments that we are seeing emerging will hopefully substantially reduce the mortality and may able us to open up sooner. i'm routine for science and technology right now. in the meantime, do our best and keep r masks on >> mayor, thanyou. >> thank you, pleasure being here. >>> we turn out to esno county in central california which has also rolled back to the purple tier. of the sheriff and police said they will not enforce the new overnight curfew. joining us by skype is the mayor . to ank you fojoining us today. >> thank you for having me. >> fresno county sheriff along with law enforcement in surrounding counties sathey will not enforce the curfew that the governor has announced will go into effect on saturday. at least two fresno churches said they will be open and orders. in defiance are you concerned this cases? nce will

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i think he has given us Ãb artists give energy, that's part of what we do.it's even a commercial thing ever. it may become commercial at some point but part of what we do is we just give this energy. when you are from a part of the culture that is oppressed it's a big gift because it means people can keep going. i feel pthat bob has kept millions of us going and when you see him dancing when he's singing he does he's a shaman so he does the shamanic dance when he's dsinging but you see the purity, the purity of his giving and i think that millions of people around the world have connected with that, all people that is why he was so beloved he was completely free and giving the transmission of deep caring about each other and the planet. >> that was alice walker at her house in the berkeley hills. deborah and snellville georgia, please go ahead and make your comment. >> thank you so much for taking my call. this is a really difficult question on who is my favorite guest on in-depth, i've had so many, harold bloom, john mcwhorter, you just mentioned him. initi

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interpretation of the 14th amendment has become more cramped and limited, today the court is more interested Ãbsically they just chalked out the voting rights act of 1965 and gave a free hand to state to deny the right of people to vote if they felt like it and that's reinvigorated the suppression of the right to vote in many states. reconstruction was a critical moment in the history of american democracy but we are still trying to live up to its purposes. i interpret ingenuity the theme of this book festival as reflecting moments where people actually have to think in new ways about the unfamiliar situations. certainly in the era of the civil war to come to terms with the war itself and the destruction of the institution of slavery were acquired and an amazing amount of ingenuity or innovation or simply sloughing off as lincoln said in the middle of the war the dogmas of the quiet past. the dogmas of the past were no longer relevant to the future that came out of the civil war. the 13th, 14th, 15th amendments are efforts, flawed but remarkable anyway efforts by people who aren't really househ

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