ben affleck then started talking about the movie.entral question involving his central character. is he a good guy or bad? did he kill his wife or not? it includes some not subtle send-ups and takedowns of real life media figures. and a media coverage plot line that ben says he has lived himself. >> it moves so fast. the internet so much and what's the one-liner on this guy? what the last person wrote and the last person wrote. once you get these kind of labels put under your name, they're hard to get them off. >> perhaps because his mother was a teacher, the kid came roaring out of cambridge, massachusetts, with a restless mind. he hates the shorthand version of how his career is depicted in the years before and after his early splash and writing oscar for "good will hunting." those years included "dazed and confused" and he might have been a little bit of both as he went on to survive the gigli and jersey girl era. he started to command more control over films. he was sharp as one of the company men. he then wrote and produced and

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome ben affleck. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: ben affleck!ie star. that's what i'm talking about, brother. that's what i'm talking about. great to see you, buddy. >> this is my first time here with you in the new, whole thing. congratulations. very cool, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, we got better and improved crowds -- yeah new and improved, they're the greatest. no, we love you. we love you. >> thank you, thank you. >> jimmy: do you watch our show? be honest. >> love the show. haven't missed a show. unbelievable. you guys are the -- the band. the roots -- >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> because i used to watch the old show. >> jimmy: no, no, totally different. yeah, we got wooden buildings behind us now. everything, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> you're doing great. >> jimmy: thanks, i really, really appreciate that. >> it's awesome. very exciting, it's very cool. >> jimmy: are you're kids watching "the tonight show?" >> well my kids watch the tonight show in kind of a a perverse way, because despite the fact that i'm -- you know -- playing batman now.

ben affleck is promoting his new film "gone girl." talking about it so much, as you'll hear, it has almost cost him his voice. but we then learned he still has a lot left in reserve. this is what it is really like to talk to or listen to ben affleck. >> one of the best quarterbacks in football and the other has a sort of mishmash. >> did you miss the victory last week? >> there's guys that the red sox fans hate hate. >> the only problem with our new stadium out in the bronx is we are running out of room on the exterior for the banners. >> the problem is that those cars in the '60s were the best cars ever unless the battery dies. do you have cables? >> trickle charger. >> he doesn't understand tom brady's genius entirely in the way i do. >> would we call this year so far genius though? >> i like the new jersey giants and i like the new jersey jets and i look forward to going to jersey to see them play. >> perhaps because the star of "gone girl" then noticed we'd gone to great lengths to put the title in our great big screen, ben afflec

that's you ben affleck. he's in the toyota green room.in the big screen thriller "gone girl." >>> prince is out with new music. the artist is releasing not only one but two albums. let's show him the way he's getting the word out, that's ahead. >>> first time to take a look at the morning headlines. san francisco chronicle saying the university of california is adding more gender-neutral restrooms. >>> "people" and "hello" magazines are sharing new photos and details of george clooney and amal alamuddin star-studded wedding over the weekend. in venice, sthey exchanged a kiss. the bride's mother said the couple radiated love all night. >>> and forbes looks at the richest people in america. to make the list you have to be worth $1.55 billion. facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg worth $34 billion. thanks to the stock market. third-year-old elizabeth holmes is the youngest woman worth $4.5 billion. and gopro founder nicholas woodman he was just here yesterday with his new cameras. woodman worth $4 billion. >>> and he scored big at the box office,

there is a stacked deck against a fleck, affleck? whatever.is speaking out about getting kicked out of a hard rock hotel and casino after pit bo -- pit bosses saw him counting cards. the actor told details magazine, where i get all of my details, that is a true story. once i was decent they told me not to play blackjack. the fact of being good at the game is against the rules and it should tell you something about casinos. good point. >> i mean, i mean -- >> that's a good impression. professor, i don't understand this. it is not illegal, but they can throw you out because you are good. >> they want you to lose. if you start winning they tell you to play blackjack where you can't win. >> that's wrong. >> my son was playing poker in a las vegas casino and i was standing behind him because he is good and i'm not. the dealer said i know who you are. you are eric von -- whoever, the poker coach and he threw me out. i was is so flattered. >> you didn't tell me -- no, i am actually a professor. wouldn't that be great that you are him in another count

he brings ben affleck in to have a look. inappropriate, from my point of view please. >> seth: at the same time i also kind of want to see that whole movie. [ laughter ] just sound stage dry humping. maybe a better title than that. >> you and ben affleck. >> seth: you had quite an upbringing. both your parents were opera singers? professional opera singers? >> yeah. >> seth: so, what is that like? it seems very dramatic. >> it makes you sort of a weird kid, i think. you have a distorted view of reality. you think life is full of high intrigue, passion, dark drama, infidelity, murder. you know. it's sort of normal. you know, people behaving in extreme ways, and sort of big dresses. >> seth: were they singing a lot? did they sing a lot in the house? >> yes, at times. i mean, you know, in the shower, and you know. their friends were all singers. >> seth: right. >> you know, i'd be surrounded by -- i was like, "mom, don't sing when you pick me up from school." >> seth: would they make you look at them with tiny glasses? [ laught

ben affleck admits getting caught counting cards.reportedly banned for life from playing black jack at the hard rock casino in vegas. affleck saying this quote i took some time to play the game and became a decent black jack player once i became decent the casinos asked me not to play black jack. ainsley? >> if you text and drive watch out. police will soon have have you ever flown with a bad flier? call passenger shaming. the site is devoted to take pictures of people who tend to make themselves too comfortable during a flight. the site giving the advice >> six minutes till the top of the hour. a major change in tradition for the united states air force. atheists forcing the military branch to make the words "so help me god" optional. is this the right move in the fight for faith? your e-mails up next. [ sighs ] [ inhales ] [ male announcer ] at cvs health, we took a deep breath... [ inhales, exhales ] [ male announcer ] and made the decision to quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. now we invite smokers to quit, too, with

here's you and ben affleck. this is when you guys first meet each other and you're dating.n "gone girl." >> amy, who are you? >> "a," i'm an award-winning scrimshawer "b," i'm a a moderately influential warlord. "c," i write personality quizzes for magazines. >> okay. well, your hands are far too delicate for real scrimshaw work. i happen to be a charter subscriber to -- weekly so i recognize you. i'm going to go with "c." >> so who are you? >> i'm the guy to save you from all this awesomeness. [ applause ] >> jimmy: yeah! wait till you see what happens. rosamund pike, everybody, "gone girl" is in theaters october 3rd. john mellencamp performs next! come on back! let's go! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you wouldn't do half of your daily routine. so why treat your mouth any differently. brushing alone does less than half the job leaving behind millions of germs. complete the job with listerine®. kill up to 99 percent of germs. and prevent plaque, early gum disease and bad breath. complete the job with listerine®. power to your mouth™. also try listerine® floss. its advanced tech

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there's lights and ben affleck.picture with you. >> new excuse. >> exactly. >> it's not me. it's vale. >> have she just has to have it. >> i got some time to spend some v time with vale, which is great. >> she pulled a knife on you. >> we went up to mike and savannah's house. mike and i were working in the kitchen. >> working. >> cooking or repairing? >> no, we were cooking. >> work. >> prep work. >> even though dinner was over. >> right. >> the ladies were in the dining room and i'll be darned if i didn't get a big serrated kitchen knife and missed my target and took it across the hand like that. >> what was the target? >> lemon. >> lime. >> the target with his a bottle of bourbon. >> what? >> fact. >> i don't remember it that way. >> you guys don't remember anything. >> please tell us -- >> she's off the topic point. mommy brain. >> we had a lovely, lovely dinner. christine and i were chatting after dinner. the guys went to go have an after-dinner cocktail. >> mike was struggling with the bottle. willie confidentl

you did it once on-air with ben affleck. >> i did do it once on-air with ben affleck as a sketch.h with ben affleck. it was a long walk to get to what the sketch was about. >> seth: it was a lot easier to say, "hey, here's stefan," and then just start. >> yeah, he's insane. but the thing that always made me laugh about stefan and people always ask why i put my hands in front of my face like that. [ light laughter ] a lot of it was seth was -- like a person being patient with an insane person is my favorite thing in the world. [ laughter ] like anybody would be like, "dude, get out of here. you're not doing your job right. i specifically asked you to get out of here." but instead, any time i would say something, you would go, "now, stefan." i would start laughing. [ laughter ] because you're just being so patient with this maniac who has the simplest job in the world. so, yeah, that always made me laugh. >> seth: it was funny because of course, you know, you were so kind to come back and do my last show. but your last show when stefan -- when we got married. >> yeah, we got married

. >>> and ben affleck reveals a real-life secret that got him in trouble at the casino. that's coming up next in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" co ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> time for "the skinny." cher being sued by three of her former backup dancers. >> the dancers, all black women, are seeking $10 million in damages claiming they were wrongfully fired from her current "dressed to kill" tour claiming the star said there was too much color on stage. >> the dancers' attorney said they've been with cher for more than a decade. cher's publicist calls it ridiculous and that the dancers were cut to save money. >> okay. interesting. i'm not going to delve into that one. >> it's probably safest to let that be handled by the court. >>> if you've been on the edge of your seat waiting to see matthew mcconaughey's buff body in the "magic mike" sequel. >> he starred as dallas in "magic mike." it's based on channing tatum's real-life experiences as an exotic dancer. mcconaughey says, it's just not going to happen. clearly he doesn't have a problem kind of parading around

. >>> and now ben affleck kicked out of casino for counting cards.telling his story saying he was not kicked out of the hard walk casino in las vegas but was band from playing blackjack. as for counting cards, he didn't deny it. in fact he sounds pretty proud of it. affleck says it is the only thing he gambles on, he wants to be good at it. >> counting cards is hard. >>> details on new charges filed against a new jersey teacher for allegedly having sex with her student. >>> a deadly virus killing dogs in central new jersey. live in trenton with more on how officials are fighting the highly contagious illn ♪ >>> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, alicia vitarelli, shirleen allicot and brian taff.ph, >> it is 4:30 and "action news" continues on this "freebie friday" with a doughnut deal that might have you saying shiver me timbers, we will explain i promise. >> i couldn't wait for you to say that. >>> the attack on two same-sex partners in center city. when the case can wrap up and who is fighting to make gay bashing a federal crim

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tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ben affleck, kate walsh,

>>> and our unscripted conversation with ben affleck on his latest film role and his role at home asand, father and devoted fan of all boston sports teams. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from

. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," ben affleck will be in studio 57 to "gone girls." that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. llicoat >>> good morning everyone, it is tuesday, september 30th. i'm michelle griego. >> and last day of september. hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. it is tuesday, and we've got lawrence out of the gate and guess what? going to be a gorgeous day too. >> yeah big changes in the weather coming. just some patchy fog out there this morning but some much warmer weather is on the way. that beautiful fall weather we love and talk more about that in a moment. right now let's check on the roads. >>> we were watching the earlier accident highway 4 in pittsburg it is now cleared. just the overnight road work, 98 to davis on southbound 880. what are you doing frank? >> just counting the cars. i think we're okay. >> there's some road work out there that can slow people down. >> there are some cars out there. >> all coming up. >>> all right liz. thank you. some breaking news now. three people wer

i look forward to seeing ben affleck as batman. >> i don't know.think the last batman trilogy was so good, i don't know. i don't think it will happen. thank you so much. greatly appreciated. let's get your response to our twitter question earlier this morning when we asked what you thought of the president's speech. our senior producer john taylor has your responses. >> the president said what i hoped he would but we have to see what this coalition is and congress should vote on something. >> yankee 72, the president showed strength. reluctant to use warfare. not everyone was happy with the speech. 91 said, when all is said and done more will be said by this president than actually done. >> we'll see. don't go anywhere, friends, "morning joe" starts right after this. one day, machines will be sprayed to be made. and making something stronger... will mean making it lighter. one day, factories will work with the cloud. one day... is today. fancy feast broths. they're irresistabowl... completely unbelievabowl... totally delectabowl. real silky smooth

it stars ben affleck and roz lind pike. a terrific book. it's directed by david fincher. let the oscar buzz begin. >> i cannot wait. i can't wait to see if the movie ending is different than the book ending. it suggests it might. i don't know. i can't wait. >> i didn't know they had five stars. >>> hey, today is the day to celebrate joe. as in -- cup of joe. >> gallon of joe. >> yeah. it's national coffee day, everybody. it's a holiday we celebrate every day here at "good morning america." to celebrate our favorite morning pick me up, several businesses across the country, including dunkin' donuts and criskrispy kreme are offering f coffee. >> i wondered how we would reuse that. >> we will. it's not an expensive cup. we'll find a way. then we'll turn it into a stool. >> well done. well done. >>> and finally, it's a love story that has created a national outcry of support. i have to read this off this because the prompter is wrong. i'm so excited about this, though. for ten year, napoleon and antosia chaired the same encluzi

. >> i wish we did the ben affleck story. >> that's on tomorrow. he will say this is the hardest news i have been covering. we will talk about card counting. all mcconaghey was playing was the same character from "dazed and confused" except a stripper. he was the only good part about that movie. >> how dare you? you know what, get off the set! get off! you're lucky it's over. remi, camille, joe app, kurt, great show. i had a lot of fun. a lot of fun. out for you. >>> breaking tonight, the generals push harder on the commander in chief as a growing number of military leaders openly worry about the president's plan of battle against the terror threat in the middle east. welcome to "the kelly file" everyone. i'm megyn kelly. president obama stepped to the microphone just a couple of hours ago trying to reassure the country that he has a plan for defeating the terror army known as isis without putting any american troops into combat role. >> the american forces that have been deployed to iraq do not and will not have a combat mission. their mission is

this story tells me something about ben affleck. >> did he just realize this?> this is silly. >> he needs to wear a disguise. >> i'm happy for him he has time for blackjack. >> the "daily mail." a 2-year-old girl is not messing around when it comes to h her rendition of a song from "frozen." ♪ >> she's a little broadway diva, her irish accent. >> i love her. >> in this week's "parade" magazine, of the shows that you should be watching this fall. >> maggie is excited about this piece. we have to have maggie back next week. love maggie murphy. coming up the president has the approval of congress to arm syrian rebels. what will happen next? chairman of the armed services committee, joining us us next. why should the mid-terms be important? that's a tease. we'll explain that next in the must read opinion pages when we must read opinion pages when we come back. that's right. it's just that i'm worried about you know "hidden things..." ok, why's that? no hidden fees, from the bank where no branches equals great rates. no question about that. but your erectile dysfunc

>> ben affleck and liv tyler and crush it with that are sweet love. >> it will be beautiful. a special thanks and sorry to sitting you next to sherrod. that does it for me. even sherrod is talking as i end this show. >> greg gutfeld tomorrow. >>> it's 5:00 in new york city. for weeks the obama political team has told us that isis poses no threat. >> i want everybody to know that we have seen no immediate intelligence about threats to the homeland from isil. >> there's no indication that isil is plotting to hit the homeland. we want people to understand that. >> we know of

snoip now -- >> now you know why ben affleck wasn't at george clooney's wedding.monday, the manhunt is on for the suspect accused of shooting a cop in ferguson. this as the president makes his message clear. >> many young men of color feel targeted by law enforcement. walking while black, dreefg while black, judged by stereotypes that cause fear and resentment. >> should the president be taking shots against law enforcement. >> is this the happiest looking mug shot you'll ever see? and he probably has gingivitis. ♪ ♪ ♪ at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works by targeting

it stars ben affleck and rosalind pike. buzz. five-star reviews. it also cannot hurt that the movie is based on a terrific book. it's directed by david fincher. who also directed "the social network." let the oscar buzz begin. >> i cannot wait. i can't wait to see if the movie ending is different than the book ending. >> oh, don't, don't, don't. >> it suggests it might. i don't know. i can't wait. i haven't seen it. >> i didn't know they had five stars. >> it's strong. >>> hey, today is the day to celebrate joe. as in -- cup of joe. >> gallon of joe. >> yeah. it's national coffee day, everybody. it's a holiday we celebrate every day here at "good morning america." to celebrate our favorite morning pick me up, several businesses across the country, including dunkin' donuts and krispy kreme are offering free cups or discounted cups of coffee. make sure you check with your local establishments. >> i wondered how we would reuse that. again and again and again. >> we will. it's not inexpensive, robin. we'll find a way. then we'l

the characters routinely accuse police of harassment. >>> interview be ben affleck.from playing blahhing jack at the hard rock hotel. he also says that he drank every day for his character in the new husband and wife thriller "gone girl" that comes out next month rchltsz britain guardian says online bidder offered 100,000 euros for the pope's skull cap. other than $128,000. pope francis gave his cap to an italian tv host. the auction began thursday and quickly past 100,000 mark. the money will support a children's charity in the democratic republic of congo. >>> they posted it on facebook yesterday. brady said when he wasn't drafted in 2000 he thought he might need it. the resume lists part time jobs such as a golf course. he was taken in the sixth round of the draft and i would say it worked out just fine. >> just like you love derek jeter i love tom brady. i know you love tom brady, too. you've got to love it because everybody puffs up their resume a little bit. he lists what his gpa was. >> what was his gpa? >> 3.3 out of 4. >> i like it. >> as a starter at the go

the affleck's are down three- one, josh reddick with a shot to center field. two runs are scored and that would tie the game. then it's jed lowrie coming up here, the game is tied and reddick is on the base. and hopefully that will get the offense off the season and they win the game, also at the celebrations afterwards. good times for the oakland athletics. >>> of strange site of the golden gate bridge, to dear headed northbound briefly stop traffic friday. you see it all over the internet, i love seeing that stuff. >> well hopefully they got into marin county okay. >> i hope so. >> good night. 0,000 california foster childr extra curricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team. getting help with math. going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal, when you can't do the normal things. to help, sleep train is collecting donations for the extra activities that, for most kids, are a normal part of growing up. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child. a good

we have david fincher working on it, ben affleck. it looks amazing. just look at it.. no one has seen it yet but everyone thinks that it will live up to the hype. >> any must-see picks? >> have to see "interstellar." it will be really fun. matthew mcconaughey. we don't know a lot about the plot, but here's what we know. earth and human kind are kind of down on their luck, mcconaughey goes to outer space to find the solution. i also have a whole roster of a-list supporting actors, including anne hathaway and jessica chastain. this will be a box office contender. "mockingjay" -- stop it. no, i think this is going to be fun. the first of a two-part finale to the series. there's a lot of anticipation about what director francis lawrence is going to be doing because the book is very dark. will the movie be equally so? we're seeing them struggling. >> as we know from first two installments, these fans are very loyal, the fans of the book. >> here's a little scoop. we'll have one or two actors. >> we're having a salsa dance party on the plaza. you guys should stay. but first

ben affleck, avatav director, nicholas cage, dicaprio, jennifer garner -- each giving thousands of dollars. maximum they could have. clearly she's feeling some prurp. i'm going to going it's coming from the libertarian. >> he will have enough votes certainly to sway this close election. mitch mc connell is in trouble. you know, he was endorsed by rand paul but still lucky to make it to the general election and i don't have a problem with this because very clearly she's distancing herself from the president. bottom line. a lot of democrats are. >> she didn't even call him the president. >> but i think we all agree it's an effective ad. >> maybe not in a positive way but it's effective. you'll remember it. >> kimberly said on purpose she doesn't call him the president. why not? >> then it's very obvious she's taking a shot at the presidency, at the office. instead she'll break it down on more like a personal level. >> she got my attention. >> a bold move by the nfl. commissioner goodell announces a four woman panel to help shape and enforce the league's new domestic violence policy. but is t

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it stars ben affleck, his wife played by rosamund pike disappears in a way that suggests she's murdereder you know the blind alleys and hairpin turns. and i assume you haven't with a nudge to people who have. start with the direct, david fincher. his breakthrough films, 7, suggest, he's not a man with a hopeful view of human nature. his films are beautifully lighted and composed, but underneath, rocked the world, physical or both. and seems hang on to films, and his truth is rarely glimpsed. surfaces wry. >> here, gone girl mixes into publicly infamy, experts from a diary shown in flash backs. >> who are you? >> i'm the guy to save you. >> reporter:?y trying to seem engaged. and has a of commitment. that's what fincher hones in on. his difficulty looking like he cares aboul11 what he says. >> disappeared three days ago. i had nothing to do with the disappearance of my wife. >> reporter: pike, meanwhile is exquisite. pike looks like an aristocratic doll. is she surreal, or does her glaes mask conceal a woman desperately grasping for a sense of control. both actors are terrific, and finch

. >> damon and affleck are pretty good at poking fun at others and themselves as well. >>> hey y'all.mpire on -- with food on television, rich with butter, sugar, southern charm, only to face a damaging scandal, paula deen is ready to come back. >> she admitted using a racial slur in the past. her shows on the food network were sidelined after that scandal and another one involving her hidden diabetes diagnosis with a lucrative drug company. >> she's appearing on her own network which is online and launches today with recipe programs and a documentary about the downfall. the programs are free but to watch that documentary and some of the cooking shows, you'll need to pay $10 a month for subscription. >>> how such enough time? she said she was remorseful. regrets saying -- do you think she'll be able to rebuild? >> listen, because butter and sugar can certainly make a lot of apologies happen. you work your way into someone's appetite and you can find a mea culpa. we'll have to wait and see. >> how much air? i never can -- >> what do they call that? >> never enough butter, sugar or reen

i was reading an article, matt damon and ben affleck had just blown up big time and i knew twho he wasthis really sad thing in the article about how he, well, like all of his dreams were coming true in the business and he was working really hard but he didn't really feel like those days he had a bed of his own, like, he was just traveling so much and everything. and i remember being really busy also and thinking, that's so sad, like, to have all your dreams come true but to not feel like you have a solid foundation. so, for some reason, i thought an aerobed would help him for that. >> jimmy: that's a solid foundation. >> totally solid. i was like, he could travel with it and it is always his bed and always his -- [ laughter ] i didn't go over it with anyone. i didn't -- i should have, hey, like, what do you think? should i send this to matt damon? don't do it, you're crazy. but i didn't, so, i just got the information, he was in paris filming something and now i'm like, he was probably at the savoy, this giant suite and here comes security with this little aerobed. >> jimmy: you sent i

put it totally back together and come one a project green light, which was matt damon and benn aft affleckl these are doing is jump thoong technological highway which is going to be something other than theatrical and something other than tv in a home. >> rob i'm curious. talking about how the landscape is changing. as someone who's acted on the big screen, the small screen of television and also in cable, and to an audience that follows, you know, stocks like netflix, for example. how do you view a netflix and the way they themselves have become a disrupter, in a sense, to the traditional entertainment industry and the way content is not only distributed but now made? how do you view that? kevin spacey for example has made an awfully good little thing for himself here on netflix. >> caller: a couple of thoughts. one, miramax was one of the first companies to make an outlet deal with netflix back in the time when a lot of the financial community didn't even know what netflix was. so we've been believers in that a long time. and i think what netflix is doing is disruptive. but that is a goo

it is about as close to slavery as jennifer lopez and ben affleck is about true love. that's where they get their history and not in the classrooms or the schools nearby. turn now to omstead to get a taste of what slavery was really about. a taste of what racial servitude in the 17th and 18th century was actually like. therefore i believe that many of you in this room don't grasp the deeply ingrained layers it took, and how they were thought of as whites. even the great emancipator in the middle of his first team, during the early days of the civil war when the north was losing every battle, he felt no qualm about expressing his own belief that the darker races were less than human. once debated, the great emancipator declared in these sentiments to an audience and i quote "i have no purpose as to introduce political and social equality between the black and white races. there's a physical difference between the two which in my judgment probably forever forbid their living together on the footing of perfect equality. he is not my equal in many respects, certainly not i

it's as close to the truth as on going saga of ben affleck is about trueopez love. if most of our history comes that's where they get their history and not from the classrooms in this building or the schools or your instructors. urge your students to watch am stad to get a taste, just a taste of what slavery was really taste of what racial servitude in the 17th and 18th century was actually like. believe that many of you in this room really don't engrained eeply layers it took to bring racial slavery into existence and to understand how degradeded the darker peoples were thought of by whites. great he emancipated in the middle of his first term during the early days of the civil war when the north was losing every battle from fred rick'sberg, he felt no kwapl about expressing his own belief, the great emancipator declared in these sent thements, i have no purpose an as to introduce political and social equality between the white and black races. there the physical difference between the two probably forever forbid their living together on the footing of perfect equa