james oaks for his book the crooked path to abolition, abraham lincoln and the antislavery constitution. [ applause ]. in this compelling book, oaks argues that lincoln ab her honor to slavery and works within the confines of the u.s. constitution they crewed as a post-slavery document or william lloyd garrison labeled a covid covenant with death and agreement with hell. in a well crafted presentation, it analyzes antislavery constitutionalism. suffice to say lincoln and the republican party worked within the frame work of slavery interpretation of the constitution to pursue what oaks calls the antislavery project, the policy reverses slavery expansion and leads to abolition. folkss rightly point out the lincoln right to abolition was a crooked one and he believed strongly in the rule of law and he as well as many abolitionists maintain the constitution prohibited the federal government from interfering with slavery in the state where is it existed.ry thus slavery had to be limited and ended within constitutional boundaries. it was a civil war folks argues that allowed him to pursue mor

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including abraham lincoln he and they believed the constitution was an anti-slavery document. as early as 1813 the prominent black leader james fortune defended our noble constitution as that as quote that glorious fabric of collective wisdom of fabric that fortune believed incorporated the principle of human rights universal rights proclaimed in the declaration of independence. anti-slavery politicians had a saying within the constitution freedom is the rule slavery is the exception. what did that mean? it meant that the founders had produced a constitution that overwhelmingly favored freedom. but which in order to create a unified new nation made a couple of deplorable, but alas necessary exceptions notably the three-fifths and fugitive slave clauses, but again, they were considered exceptions in a constitution that as a general rule favored freedom over slavery. this morning. i want to reconstruct that anti-slavery interpretation of the constitution a constitution lincoln believed in and in which and which profoundly shaped his approach to slavery and to racial equality whi

his latest book and was light abraham and the american struggle. so random house book 676 pages and highly illustrated and is $40 and if you purchase this book while you're watching the show or afterward you might be on either c-span or on your channel. i lincoln bookshop, youtube. you will get this crafted book right that we have and that's our logo. it was produced by carl sandburg all those years ago back in the 1930s and john has these signed for and for you. so john, i want to begin by saying that the book design was really and we didn't expect how wonderful the design is. it's one of the real selling points behind beside your writing and for us, of course the goal and this is placed on beautiful as well. i love the paper and in our shop we have enough of them though to call what we're calling a show of eyes from the gardner photograph. you see, that's what it looks like on our bookshelf. and we're very partial to that image because. we had the original glass plates many years ago back in the late 1990s, and we produced these a direct contact

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[laughter] >> it is one of the stories, bob, you don't often think of abraham lincoln is a very funny man with a lot of humor. if you read deeply into into the stories like you have just done, he did have an incredible sense of humor and was quite a humble man. i'm not sure mary todd could force them into the presidency but certainly her inspiration and standing with him, behind him and often times and got him to where he ultimately landed. later on in this document talk about couple other first ladies that played a similar role in the lives of their husbands, the presidency. one other thing, bob, could you talk about what it's like to travel on a train during lincoln's time? we often think in contemporary terms about the comforts we all enjoy in an automobile, and train with air-conditioning the comforts of modern era. can you talk a little bit about what it is like for president lincoln even after he was elected for example during the journey took from springfield to d.c. what was it like for him to be on board a train back then? >> even before my time not sure how it would've worke

bush, and now abraham lincoln. what do you think is the essential quality for a successful american president? >> a commitment to something larger than his or ultimately her own power. it's the one theme -- one of the themes that connects all of these lives. not that they were perfect, because they weren't there, but they were imperfect men who left us a more perfect union, largely because, at various critical moments -- and it can just be a couple -- they actually put the pursuit of the common good over the narrow, easy personal interest of the moment. president bush sr., for instance, knew that he would be clobbered if he did the budget deal in 1990, but he knew and believed it was the right thing to do. on an even larger scale, obviously, abraham lincoln's anti-slavery commitment, while long questioned, was of long standing, in fact. and i think the lesson of all these lives, and we've seeanew in recent years how important this is, is that power divorced from conscience is fatal to liberty under law. >> well, yo

>> great question about abraham lincoln's responsibility. did he ever accept his responsibility at creating the disaster at fredericksburg? no, he did not. on a private level he was very empathetic with ambrose burnside. on a professional level, he never came to his rescue or backed him up. to the point where, at one point, burnside literally made an ultimatum to the president. saying, either he gets one hunted percent support and everything he wants to do -- that means henry alec and edward stanton need to resign at once. people like joseph hooker needed to be cashier it from the union army and malcontents. the president said, let me talk to my advisers about that. burnside's answer is, if you talk to your advisers then you won't do it. in truth he was absolutely right. that afternoon he wound up losing command of the army of the potomac. the president then spun it as he wasn't fired, he resigned. bernstein said that was absolutely false. he told henry highlight that that was a lie. how like, being the smarmy person that he was, mediately s

and those came together to create the abraham accords. there's no arab leader that is going to sign up for a deal with israel that might cause the street in his country to blow up because they don't think america will have their back. zeenat: so speaking of iran, and we've seen this kind of popular protest that's happening after the death of massa at the hands of the police, what do you think the u.s. -- i mean, do you think there should be a regime change? i think i know your answer. what is the u.s. government -- what's the u.s. government's role for that regime change? sec. pompeo: the regime must change. i'll leave to the iranian people the methodology and the how to do that. it's not our place. we should put enormous pressure on the regime, giving the iranian people to restore the great traditions in that country. zeenat: so what is our role? sec. pompeo: it is to deny wealth and resources to the iranians, to prevent them from getting a nuclear weapon, and to support the iranian people in their efforts to reconstitute a government th

we'll move on to president abraham lincoln. which is someone we probably all know a little bit about as far as his presidential travel. this image you are looking at right now highlights the stops he made on his journey from illinois after he was elected president to washington, d. c.. you can see, it's a little bit fuzzy, i apologize for that, that he made 93 individual stops on his rail journey. remember, rail journeys then were not like they were now, they weren't very quick at all. but before this, before this journey, he spent quite a bit of time in illinois traveling by train because of the lincoln douglass debates. bob, do you want to talk a little bit about mr. lincoln's problems with the illinois central railroad during that period of time? >> my favorite story is one that i found in a book called lincoln and the railroads, only 227 copies wherever printed. i received the book because of -- interlibrary loan, it is a great thing, i had no idea existed before i got into the research for this book. you can borrow this bo

abraham was adopted from sierra leone. was his turn. the walkers are now a family of eight. first came the birthdays, then the u.s. citizenship ceremony, signing the paper work, waving the america flag, reciting the pledge of allegiance. then christmas and the new year together. >> it makes me feel like i'm already born in this country, and i've got a family. >> what a great american family and a beautiful moment to start the new year. our thanks to david. that's "nightline" for tonight. watch our full episodes on hulu. see you right back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

great question about abraham responsibility. and did he accept his responsibility and creating the disaster at fredericksburg? no, he did not. on a private level, he was very empathetic with ambrose burnside, but a professional level he came to his rescue or backed him up to the point where at one point. burnside literal. he made an ultimatum to president saying that either he gets 100% support in everything he wants to and that means henry halleck and edwin stanton need resign at once and people like joseph hooker needed to be cashiered from union army as. and the president said let me talk to my advisors about and burnside's is that if you talk to your advisors you won't do it and in truth he was absolutely right that afternoon he wound losing command of the army the potomac but the president then it as he wasn't fired he resigned burnside said that's absolutely false. he told the the henry halleck that that's a lie. halleck being the smarmy that he was immediately said, well, that's that's not my choice of words. you need to

we are looking now at abraham lincoln's funeral car. that was used to transport his remains from washington d.c. back to springfield illinois where he was laid to rest. do you want to talk a little bit about the fetal train and the way it unfolded and what the public perception of it was? >> well, that funeral car was made for lincoln derided as president. but it turned out to be his funeral car because he was fascinated, assassinated shortly before his term was set to expire. the route the train took back to illinois it was similar to, with some exceptions, the one he had trip he had made to washington. there are stories about so many people putting flowers on the rails ahead of the train that the wheels would spin and slip and they would have to get the flowers off the wheels before they went. back in the days when embalming is not the exact science that it was now, they would have to carry materials in the final car over the casket to protect the face of the deceased. it took several days to get him, to get his body to illinois for b

we 1st met abraham month's worth in september, a survivor of lebanon's worst agrent, both tragedy in years. the 30 year old was trying to reach europe in search of a better life. months later, we visited ibrahim at home, and like many in this country, he lives in darkness. the nearly bankrupt state barely provides power, and many families can't afford private generators. ibrahim still in bed, he's still in pain. just some. oh cool, she throws them up, old mellow come on the for sure. love to have enough soul. while that mom she's there, they will allow capital mark soon. i said i can control her 40 and the home or the look the model. oh i should been. hello, george. oh, i've done min horn and long ballad. comalla. ah, more than 100 people died. when the over packed boat capsized asked the coast of syria after setting sail from the shores of northern lebanon. among them were palestinian refugees. ah ah some are still missing ebony to their mckibbin, what same of dog world but loud and clear to hold on mark every little little holeman one eye and in a few ho eletta shore. lu arden will

abraham lincoln gave his life in service to this country. one of his most important observations about america applies today. as much as it did 160 years ago. he said, we are striving to maintain the government and institutions of our fathers. and to transmit them to our children. and our children's children, forever. my fellow americans, that is still our mission today. this miami calls for restoring trust within our country, and with each other. in that spirit, i will work with anyone and everyone who shares our passion to deliver a better future for the nation. i hope you'll join me. as a congress we can only operate if we cooperate. my door will be open. i'd like you to come by. i want you to see, as you walk down the hall, a large portrait of lincoln. i want you to go into that conference room. i want you to see another portrait. my members know of this. it's of washington. crossing the delaware. you all know the story. it happened on christmas, 1776. there was no iphone to take a picture. people wonder when it was painted. it wasn't pa

he negotiated the abraham accords. moderating today's discussion is iop executive director who served at the state department as a special advisor on global youth issues to hillary clinton and john kerry. she served us faith and community initiatives and director of policy at interfaith youth core. please join me in welcoming head of cea is secretary of state, mike pompeo. >> thank you secretary pompeo. you are first in your class at west point -- west point. you are director of the cia, how did those experiences inform your point of view and how you governed at the department of state when you are secretary of state? mike pompe thank you ando thank you for joining me today. i'm not sure how to answer that. my parents taught me to work hard and stay out of it. other people who were around me, other mentors in my life help shape into. each of those institutions where i had the opportunity to grow. i learned about small unit leadership. in law school, my writing became better. each of those belts and then i had this chan

i abraham reporting there. well, a wave of new year's celebrations has swept the globe. people should in 2023 with countdowns and fireworks. the cities around the world returned to full scale festivities. after 2 years of pandemic restrictions, the party has been in full swing with many focusing their thoughts on hopes, on resolutions for the new year. at least for a day from sydney's iconic harbor bridge to time square in new york to rio de janeiro, copa cabana beach. the world's 8000000000 inhabitants. welcome to 2023. with a bang while there was no official fireworks display in the german capital berlin, it didn't stop the city's residence from turning the night sky into a festive spectacle. mindy egyptian capital cairo people were treated to a fireworks display on the nile revelers and paris gathered on the shells. alizae many had hopes for a better 12 months ahead. ed domains on 2023. i hope it will be a year full of surprises. full of happiness, full of success, and a lot of good things. happy new year. i have be one bed by piece everywhere. people must help fighti

ok, did abuse special correspond abraham in rome before us? thank you. here's a look now at some more stories making headlines around the world. at least 9 people have been killed in a stampede during new year celebrations in uganda as capital kampala. authority say the crush happened in a shopping mall corridor as people rushed outside to see a fireworks display from 10 year old boys among the dead. so let, let them down, kim jung, who has ordered north korea's military to drastically increase its nuclear arsenal . comments came just hours after north korea marked the new year with another ballistic missile launch following a record number of tests. last year. south korea's president called the launch of provocation and said his country should retaliate. croatia is now officially part of the use open border shank and agreement and had, has also adopted the euro currency. people have been able to withdraw euro's from local cash machines since midnight to join the blocks monetary system, croatia had to fulfill a set of strict economic conditions. in separ

it was a very important case for abraham lincoln because if abraham lincoln had lost the case, i think it would have impacted his political fortunes. i am not suggesting it is a make or break, but he is keenly aware of the media attention surrounding this case. >> you mentioned the trial transcript. robert hitt is the gentleman behind that. transcripts were rare in 1859. >> they were rare for people who could afford it. hitt was lincoln's transcriber for the lincoln-douglas debates. notice i use the term lincoln's transcriber. douglas's transcriber presented a slightly different version of the debates. that is such an interesting element to the lincoln-douglas debates is to compare hitt's transcription versus douglas's transcription. robert hitt is someone who went on to have aistinguished career in politics as a u.s. member of congress and almost vice presidential candidate. this was one of the big moments for him, the combination of the lincoln-douglas debates and then lincoln asking him to transcribe this trial. >> robert hitt appears in one of your later books. this is theodore roo

i abraham reporting for us from the vatican in rome. thank you. i i and here's a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. kim john own, has ordered north korea's military to drastically increase its nuclear arsenal. the comments came just alice, often north korea marked the new year with another ballistic missile launch following a record number of tests. last year, south korea's president called the launch at publication and said his country should retaliate. columbia's government has announced a 6 months to cease fire with 5 illegal armed groups. president gustavo page was said the decision was made to support peace talks. the left, his leader and former gorilla fighter has vowed to end columbia's decades long conflict, which has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives in separate new years speeches. the leaders of both russia and ukraine have bowed to push for victory over each other. fresh blast have been heard in ukraine's capital key f and around the country. russia bomb cities across ukraine on saturday, sendi

i abraham reporting there. well, there's a look at some more stories making headlines around the world. preparations have been taking place in brazil for the integration of president elect, luna, the silver, the left when politician won his 3rd term in office in october. and we'll take over the job on new year's day, he beat his right wing opposition. shots are not by less than 2 percent. croatia is now officially part of the use open border shank, an agreement and has also adopted the euro. common currency. people were able to withdraw euro's from cash machines in the country from midnight to joined the blocks monetary system croatia had to fulfill a set of strict economic conditions. a norway base human rights group says at least one person has been killed in javin road. a kurdish city in western iraq video posted on social media, allegedly shows the revolutionary guards clashing the protesters. police people had gathered to commemorate the 40th day after the killing of 7 kurdish demonstrators. russia has car

i abraham reporting for us. so from rome, where the faithful will gather in the course of the day to pay their respect to the former pope benedict, the sixteen's who died yesterday. i thank you so much and here's a look now at some mark the other stories making headlines around the welt. p. kim jong or not or decimals korea's military to drastically increase its nuclear arsenal. in footage ad by state tv, he also outlined plans to launch the countries 1st spies satellite. the comments came to us, ours often. north korea marked the new year with another ballistic missile launch following a record number of tests last year. croatia is now officially part of the use open border shannon agreement, and it has also adopted the euro. people have been able to withdraw euros from local cash machines since midnight to join the blocks monetary system. croatia had to fulfill a set of strict economic conditions. preparations have been taking place in brazil for the inauguration of president elect lulac silva. the left wing p

i thought either one of the love me i we 1st met abraham months or in september a survivor lebanon's, worst migrant, both tragedy in years. the 30 year old was trying to reach europe in search of a better life. months later, we visited ibrahim at home, and like many in this country, he lives in darkness. the nearly bankrupt state barely provides power, and many families can't afford private generators. ibrahim still in bed, he's still in pain. just mate. oh, cool. she throws around the mac, old malone come on, the for sure will love to have enough soul while the alarm she is there, they will allow a captain america mask. um, oh, how sweet? hello. oh i see. i said, arkansas, missouri, and the home order unlocked the model. oh, i should went. hello, jose, nick. oh, i've done my horn and normal ballot. can madam laura? ah, more than 100 people died. when the over packed boat capsized, asked the coast of syria after setting sail from the shores of northern lebanon, among them were palestinian refugees, ah ah, some are still missing. ebony to la mancha but what they moved out world, but lo

i abraham reporting there. well, people around the world have been enjoying the new year's day holiday in nigeria, the biggest city lagos. they've been welcoming 2023 with a carnival. the annual event is an eclectic mix of nigerian brazilian and cuban influences has its origins in the 19th century. one former slaves returned from brazil to lagos. today it brings together people from all walks of life to enjoy himself with. well, that's all from me for now. of next doc fil meets a man who makes the noises you here in the movies and that's after the short for short break. so for me and the team here in berlin, take care. i don't see very soon with with our sports and scoring we say they were about giving up.

and those came together to create the abraham accords. there's no arab leader that is going to sign up for a deal with israel that might cause the street in his country to blow up because they don't think america will have their back. zeenat: so speaking of iran, and we've seen this kind of popular protest that's happening after the death of massa at the hands of the police, what do you think the u.s. -- i mean, do you think there should be a regime change? i think i know your answer. what is the u.s. government -- what's the u.s. government's role for that regime change? sec. pompeo: the regime must change. i'll leave to the iranian people the methodology and the how to do that. it's not our place. we should put enormous pressure on the regime, giving the iranian people to restore the great traditions in that country. zeenat: so what is our role? sec. pompeo: it is to deny wealth and resources to the iranians, to prevent them from getting a nuclear weapon, and to support the iranian people in their efforts to reconstitute a government th

ok, d, w, special correspondent, abraham in rome before us. thank you. and a reminder, the top story we're following for you. countries around the world welcoming in 2023 with celebrations and fireworks displays. crowds gathered in new york city for a massive party. and in egypt, the river nile lit up for revelers in the capitol chiral. that brings us to the end of our program. i'm nick spicer, thanks for watching it today with love on banning thing that's away from enough but i'm not going to have to watch my own car and everyone.

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laura, i think he does need a lease special correspondent, i abraham in brussels. ok, we can take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the well today in pakistan, tens of millions of people were left without electricity, often nationwide power outages. early on monday, officials blamed a quote, major breakdown of the national grid. power is back on in some parts of the country, but the energy minister said it could take at least 12 hours to restore supply to the whole country. turkish president, wretched type at one has announced may 14th as the date of the country's next parliamentary. i'm general election. the vote, which is seen as a test for ad on after 2 decades and power will take place a month earlier than scheduled opinion polls suggest a tight race police in the us state of california say the suspect in math. shooting near los angeles has been found dead after he shot himself. a gunman is thought to have killed at least 10 people and wounded 10 others cooler in dance club during chinese luna new year's celebrations. since sports is n

but all through this time, i have been pursuing abraham lincoln. those of you who know about my obsession, now that i have almost 2000 lincoln books in my house, probably more than that because i've got all the lincoln group lincoln books in my house right now to. i'm always reading about lincoln. so, this was really a way to blend the two. i think from the perspective of a scientist, i was able to see things that lincoln scholars wouldn't necessarily see. so, that is how this whole thing all got started. if i could make this work i. one of the things i will talk about is this, lincoln has a fragment, called a fragment on niagara falls. it's something he wrote and never finished, stuck in a desk, nobody ever knew about it until after he was gone and they started going through his papers. but he wrote this thing in 1848 because he served just one term in congress. 1848 was between the two sessions of congress. back, then people talk about how congress doesn't work very much. well, back then they really didn't work very much. they only worked for lik

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and abraham's all have very sophisticated protection against most of these modern weapons and having them on the battlefield in support of the infantry and under the long range support of artillery and is a game changer. right? again, change in what quantity general would they be required to be a game changer would you say is in reference to the very gallant off of britain, squadron of tanks 40 in tanks. and we, we have to look at much greater numbers. way back when we, we went to to rescue to age, to liberate kuwait from 7 percent. jeremy, we had the allies had thousands of tanks then the british had over a $150.00. so the offer of 14 is, is very symbolic. and we were 1st doing it and we hope this might pull the others in. and i hope it does because 14 is not enough. and data is done at 10. i think i'd be right in saying that times would be the most powerful direct weapon provided to ukraine. so far, even though at the moment the numbers for some way short what is required certainly by ukraine i. yes, of course to that we have to. he mars, which i'm proven, very effective. i'm sort

the so called abraham and accords evolving. the u. e. bow, rain, morocco and sudan, and potentially expanding that, but no talk about from him about the idea of the actual negotiation or potential for negotiations with the palestinians. much talk about iran. it's much more talk about iran than it was about palestine from the israeli prime minister. and that also was reflected by secretary lincoln who mentioned what he said was the threats from iran. now 2nd, billing can, did talk about the 2 state solution. he said that is the way forward. what's interesting is you don't hear that from the israeli side and this most right wing of israeli months, that prime minister netanyahu leads most of his cabinet do not believe in a 2 state solution. so you got secretary blink in talking about the way forward being a 2 state solution and the government of israel, not even mentioning it, but we know that they don't even support that idea. it makes you wonder they're sitting there agreeing, but really they don't agree at all. you know, given that ja

with high-ranking officials in every country to talk about the concerns and opportunities for the abraham tell you we spoke with all the high level officials, prime minister netanyahu and others in the israeli government as we were moving forward on the mission of this congressional delegation. we were quite firm in talking to prime minister netanyahu about not doing anything that would change the status quo and that would impede the process of a negotiated two-state solution. >> senator lankford, analysts have called this the most right wing government in israel's history and questioned the commit to democracy given attempts to undermine the supreme court. one of the ministers has previously been convicted of supporting terrorism and inciting anti-arab racism. i'm sure you must have some concerns about these individuals. >> these are all members that have been elected as the israeli people have spoken on this, so as americans, we have been very strong to stand with israel. we'll continue to be able to stand with israel. that's an unbreakable bond we have with israel and we've done that r

clothes and they will pass away, you are the same and flew at your end. almighty god of our fathers abrahamaac and jacob and their righteous family, you created the heavens and the earth according to all their beauty, you bound the sea with the word of your command, you closed the deep and sealed it and by your terrible and glorious name everything fears you and trembles before your power, because no one stand before the majesty of your glory, the unbearable anger of your threats against sinners, but the boundless and unsearchable mercy of your promise to be the lord almighty, merciful , long-suffering and merciful, and you, o lord, sympathize with the sins of men, out of your boundless goodness, to repentance and forgiveness of those who have sinned against you and your boundless mercy appointed repentance for sinners for salvation, you, lord god of might, did not establish repentance for abraham, isaac and jacob, who did not sin before you, but established repentance for us sinners, because our sins are more than the sand of the sea, our iniquities have multiplied, our lord, our iniquitie

he said i tried to think what abraham lincoln would have done for the south if he lived. that quote was the seed the book came from. it stems from fascination about how we go about winning a piece after winning a war, something we struggled with this century. also the question of how we defend democracy and what leadership it takes to reunite a divided nation and that's an extension of my previous book, especially washington post, how we think democracy from those who would divided, what leadership, a soulful leadership, radicals and reactionary and what qualities led him to be such a revolutionary figure in terms of spreading a vision of democracy that continues to inspire people because it was based on reconciliation because he was someone who met hate with love. ...

slaughter their own people, and the second is the continuation and development and growth of the abraham>> most of the important ministerial posts have been filled by conservative leaning or ultra orthodox politicians. what does that mean for the so-called peace process with the palestinians? >> this is the death of the peace process. netanyahu made sure to kill it in previous governments. this new government is the most racist, the most extreme, the most right-wing, the most fundamentalist, and not only the worst government in the history of the region, but includes fascists. those people have been accused of terrorism before even in israeli courts. the movement they used to belong to was classified as a terrorist movement in the united states and israel. this man was not allowed to serve in the israeli army when he was 18 years old because of his extremism and he is now the security minister. this government declares openly and bluntly its main goal is to -- and expand -- and then ever happened before. that means the killing of the possibility of the so-called two state solution, preve

more so than the abraham tanks washington is to send.rom moscow, the deployment is evidence the west is escalating the war against russia. >> the countries across europe to watch in terms of where the leper tanks would be coming from. on the front line, there are measures taken to improve conditions for the soldiers. while allies have provided ukraine with additional weapons, authorities have constructed brand-new underground shelters. >> here on ukraine southern frontline, the threat of shell attacks is constant. as the conflict drags on, soldiers have welcomed new shelters designed to protect them from shelling and provide them with a bit more comfort. >> let's take a look inside. here we have a shelf for weapons. we can put rifles and ammunition here. the woodstove is based here. there is a special compartment for and holes for the chimney. this way the personnel do not get cold and can keep warm during the heating season. >> perhaps more importantly, the structure protects the soldiers inside with russian positions not far away. ey h

i thought either one of the me i, we 1st met abraham months worth in september, a survivor lebanon's, worst migrant boat tragedy in years. the 30 year old was trying to reach europe in search of a better life. months later, we visited ibrahim at home, and like many in this country, he lives in darkness. the nearly bankrupt state barely provides power, and many families can't afford private generators. ibrahim still in bed, he's still in pain. just mate. oh, cool. she throws them up, old mellow, come on the for sure. love of the tab enough soul. while the mom she's there, they will allow there a captain america mask. um no. oh, how does this work? hello sir. i said, arkansas, missouri, and the home order unlocked the model. oh, i should went hello, jos lake. oh, i've done min. horn and arnold ballot can model no water. ah, more than 100 people died when the over packed boat capsized, asked the coast of syria after setting sail from the shores of northern lebanon. among them were palestinian refugees. ah ah! some are still missing. ebony to her mckibbin what dame of dog world but loud a

millard fillmore was no abraham lincoln. he was completely out of his depth. the world was not overwhelmingly antislavery at that point yet either. what happened was because he had previously thought of slavery as something is, it was suddenly happening in your backyard, they saw african-americans in chains dragged onto slave ships. that radicalized the north. the antislavery vote in 1850 was just 10% of the country. by 1860, you had a republican. that shows how things changed. the other factor was that the war of 1850 was economically and militarily ahead of the south. the gap grew dramatically over the next 10 years. the north had all of the arms industry in the country by 1860. connecticut was the largest arms manufacturer. the south had for whatever reason closed all of the armories. the south did not have the weapons or the ammunition to fight in 1860. the north had everything. i believe we would not have won the civil war had it not been for that delay of 10 years. >> let's close our conversation with your thesis. your