we're african-americans go to the white house as either. guess or not as a servant in one case jefferson met with an african-american who went to the white house and said, hey one of the white house servants stole my coat and i want it back and jefferson gave it back to him madison met with paul cuffee daniel payne meets john tyler in 1843 or 44 and doesn't have a very positive experience one of the things i show is that african-americans were more likely to be bought and sold as enslaved people by a sitting president than to be welcomed prior to the lincoln presidency james polk purchased and either bought or sold at least 19 human beings while he was president. i couldn't find nearly that many black guests at the white house, and i actually i closed either chapter one or the prologue i forget but at the beginning of the book i i close it with during the secession crisis. there was a newspaper story that circulated all over the country where they made a joke of the idea of a black person going to the white house and what i try to say is pri

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. >> and then in the book to show that the nazis came to the americans house and study the ways againstinorities and i had not understood that before i did a talk with her but she uncovered some interesting. >> that is why we wrestle and wire the sounders important? are not important because he put them on a pedestal but because we wrestle with our history and this is something t i fear from the left and the haright and everybody says don't teach it thatt way. so just keep the ledger and say what did i get wrong and that's russell from science or eugenics or dropping the adam bomb and also to use a horrible word that when any student says we have to do that i say let's complex so complexity in a democracy. >> and we lose the abilityy from gerrymandering the money and politics to say there is complexity here as opposed to going to either side. >> complex particularly with race and then to recall the first time that i can remember 500 yards from here walking across on the been park and a son who is our age we were going to the merry-go-round and i was five or six and learning to read and

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i believe, at the end of the day, americans are safer with a gun in the house. if someone is bringing into your house at 2 o'clock in the morning, you don't have time to call the police. you don't have time to say hold on, mister robert, hold on one second. let me call the police and to stay right there. we're going to get you in just a 2nd. it doesn't happen that way. it happens in a matter of seconds. you need to have something that to protect yourself, your family and your loved ones. and i want to add a gun, doesn't guarantee anything. but it gives you at least a fighting chance. i can't tell you how many women have called me and men over the last 6 years last start the organization. if philip, thank you. i was rate. i went to your organization. i've been trained, i can now at least have a better self esteem and i feel better about being able to protect ourselves. guns are like any other tool. if you learn how to use their tool, you'll be very, very comfortable in the tool and i listen to the young lady said, you know, she wouldn't feel comfortable. of cours

we found that one in 5 american houses bought during the iverson house is parked on top of the 1st time. there's only younger and significantly more likely in color and long term difference than change in this around this is actually profound implications for american gun policy in the future. for philip, while i was thinking about finding toilet paper, some americans were buying guns. can you explain that for me? sure. the there is a change in the sea of america. americans are buying guns, particularly african american cove. it was the change that really had our, our community thing, you know, for the 1st time we need to get a gun. we estimated over $3000000.00 black folks purchase guns during this time, and that is a huge uptick. and to your point about younger folks, a lot of those folks for younger they are no longer listening to the past narrative that have been placed out there in terms of a gun is a bad thing for black book. we're, we're, we're dismissing that, we're looking at gun, that's something that the value add to our family. we can, we need to protect ourselves. our famil

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they are essential to white house history, and american history, and they are not just witnesses to white house history but they are deeply involved. one of my favorite stories and things that's sort of a correction is an enslaved man for president james madison, paul jennings, he wrote the first white house memoir. it's a pretty remarkable read. in it he corrects a popular myth. there's a popular story that dolly madison when the british come to burn the white house, in 1814, that she cuts the portrait from the frame and carries it to safety herself, and that's the narrative that was percolating, i still hear it today. and paul jennings specifically corrects that in his narrative, and says and she said she did order the painting to be saved but it's white house staff and enslaved people were the ones that saved that painting. it's important to place those people in the conversation with american history and those stories have been undertold. through this initiative, it lives on our website primarily, it consists of a lot of research articles. and myself and team spent a year and a half d

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tom: just a few years ago, the world stopped when swonk published on the american housing market and cycles. what is the microeconomics this stunning house boom? diane: i think but we will see, we are moving back to february 2020 levels, but as we get into the second half of the year, we are seeing those all-cash investors crowding out first time buyers. the percentage increase, 2% increase we have seen in goodreads holding about 5%, that movement up is bigger than it was in 1994 we went from 6.5 to 8.5% on mortgage rates. it is interesting people forget the percentage of interest expenses that much higher. i'm concerned about the run we had in housing, some of the hottest markets with what he percent gains, they will be producing declined by the end of the year as the market cools. over all home values will be for the year for most of the country. that is a big change from double-digit increases. lisa: it is a big change but not all that scary given how prices have gone up, and that will increase the affordability for those who see income crimped in other ways. is the dividing point

they are essential to white house history and american history, and they're not just witnesses to white house history. they are deeply involved one of my favorite stories and things that sort of a correction is an enslave man for a president james madison paul. he wrote the first white house memoir. it's a pretty remarkable read and in it. he actually corrects a very popular myth. there's this very popular story that dolly madison when the british come to burn the white house in 1814 that she single-handedly cuts the gilbert stewart portrait of george washington from the frame wraps it up carries it to safety herself. that is the narrative that was percolating and i still hear it today and paul jennings specifically correctsa in his narrative and says, well she did order the painting to be saved but it is, you know, white house staff and enslaved people that were the ones that saved that painting. so i think it's really really important to place those people in conversation with american history and those stories really have been under told through this initiative. it lives on our websi

you need to explain to me how the american housing and economy adjusts to a spike in mortgage yields back to where we were in 2010? mark chandler is the perfect guest to start the hour. decades of experience in foreign exchange. what is the signal of a stronger dollar? mark: the federal reserve is in a tightening mode. a tighter policy. it is a positive thing. typically central banks want the currency to move in the same direction as monetary policy. so far the japanese have been objecting a little too escalating their rhetoric. there's nothing standing the way of a stronger dollar as long as the fed stays on its path towards an aggressive tightening cycle. lisa: if you look at the possibility of growth slowing in the face of rate hikes, at what point does that challenge the dollar? at what point are we pricing that in? any weakness in the u.s. economy will be met with more elsewhere? marc: this is one of the key points. is the federal reserve going to raise rates until something breaks? what is going to break, i suspect it will be the consumer. the housing market, and existing home

his house democrats are accusing oil companies of ripping off the american people and putting profits before production as americans suffer from those higher gas prices, but the heads of six oil and gas companies argued that they're not price gouging. it is their second time testifying before congress in six months. fox news madeline rivera has the latest now from washington. house democrats calling on big oil executives to explain why americans are feeling pain at the pump. oil is lining their pockets with one hand and taking billions in taxpayers subsidies with the other. meanwhile the american people are getting ripped off as these companies choose to keep production lows so that their own profits stay high. but heads of energy companies including bp , chevron, exxon and shell are passing on the blame, telling members of the house committee on energy and commerce wednesday . russia is responsible for the spike in prices. we do not control the market price of crude oil. or natural gas. nor of refined products like gasoline and diesel fuel. and we have no tolerance for price gouging

transportation is the second largest cost for american family, only behind housing. middle income and low income households spend almost 20% of their paycheck on transportation. those issues have been building for years. of course there's also made worse any time there's a development or a shock anywhere in the world that disrupts gas prices, like what we're seeing right now. and we can take some of the pain out of that by making sure that new cars can go further on less gas, which is exactly what today's announcement will deliver. although i won't hit you with too much math, but just a little bit, to illustrate this. today's model year 2021 vehicles, the standard is 36 miles per hour -- miles per gallon. by 2026, we'll be over 48. what that means is a 33% gain, it means if you're filling up four times a month, that would become three times a month by model year 2026, based on those averages. and of course that would save a typical american household hundreds of dollars. so it's a win for every driver in america. but i would note, it is a particularly big win for dri

house and placed on the servant stairs because there was no visual representation of the house and african-americans at all. i would touch her picture in the morning. the servants stairs are a real beast especially in washington, d.c. heat when the elevator in the house is broken. i would touch her picture and say if this woman in 1920 can get on a streetcar every day and work in this house with no air-conditioning and nonetheless in a segregated washington, d.c. for a first lady who believed she was the best of the old time virginia negro stock which mean she knew her place. she spoke well of her. mrs. wilson used very wonderful language. her mentality was very much in the 1800s. she differed from wilson in that. being a part of the progressive era. there's these contradictions. these complicated, interesting stories. when we approach it from that rather than a scary place. i don't want to offend or i don't want to hurt. i can't do that as a black person. i don't want to go there. we have to. our ancestors did it. not just mine. the slave holders and the enslaved, together, lived that. what are we

democrats are now stepping in to try to alleviate the pain at the pump for millions of americans, houseaker nancy pelosi and senate majority leader chuck schumer. gathered this week to discuss ways to reduce gas prices ahead of the summer travel search will continue working on legislation to lower costs and improve americans daily lives. that's one of our primary focus is, but republicans blamed the biden administration and their policies for the spike at the pump. gasoline price wasn't this high. you did not have inflation . you've never witnessed inflation like this for the last 40 years. meanwhile in connecticut, nearly 200 people have submitted complaints to the state's attorney general about price gouging. drivers are concerned that retailers are not abiding by a recent measure that temporarily suspended the state's gas tax officials say it's too soon to determine if any stations have broken the law . problem is education. we all know the prices going higher. the price should be a lot higher than what it is today. the house democratic caucus says they hope to introduce a gas relief

what is your research on private equity's effect on the american housing market?hael: it has apparently been quite drastic. there's a shortage of supplies for homes, not just new homes being built in the data today, but existing family homes, and especially the starter homes have been snapped up by a lot of private equity, which makes it harder for people to get into the housing market. there are fewer houses available, so prices go up and affordability goes down. jonathan: mike mckee, awesome as always. looking at this data in the months to come, to your point, that rate has not kicked in yet in a big way. the housing stocks have already started to anticipate this year to date, and as we have talked about them repeatedly, they are down in an ugly way year to date. tom: i am burning up the two-year yield. we are at a 2.50%, right? we just popped up to a new high on the two-year yield. jonathan: yields higher across the board. tom: it is incredible. jonathan: you wonder whether the situation starts to kick in, and i think lisa has spoken to this a few times already

census bureau american housing survey found that california has the highest percentage of households in the country without a c ahead of places like colorado, new york and massachusetts. regionally just 47% of bay area homes have air conditioning in them at a time when climate change is expected to make extreme heat events more frequently have a heater. i'm not an air conditioning. current heatwave is short, scientists say soaring temperatures will become more common, forcing people like robin roberts to beat the heat and places like this, because, as she puts it, bring her son here to stay cool comes at the right price 80 something degrees and we needed to do something cheap and cool and cool. there you have it, even though a majority of homes in the bay area lack air conditioning. a study does show that the share of households with them has been increasing over the last decade. back to you guys got of the times that we needed, especially in san francisco, but boy we did today. we did certainly did. we might need it in the future. more often. we'll see. all right. thanks andre. well

americans. so, how do we today evaluate the historical significance of the house itself? is it a loyalist monument meant to communicate the enduring legacy of loyalists or a space that's significant because it was reinterpreted and occupied by leading figures in american politics of the 18th century. um, so we actually although we talk about both of those things. we kind of do neither in our in our interpretation. so what we do is we we have developed our story in response to the architecture of the building and to what the building represents and it is the it is an english british country house in america. it's a high palladian architectural style. it was the type favored by born and bred brits like governor shirley. it was not a colonial country house. and so and because he was the governor we interpret the house and the lives of the governor and his family as as sort of representations of the british empire and we talk about the legacy of the british empire that the house represents in sort of three ways one is that you know any empire but in our terms it's the british

house democrats calling on big oil executives to explain why americans are feeling pain at the pump. oil is lining their pockets with one hand and taking billions in taxpayer subsidies with the other. meanwhile the american people are getting ripped off as these companies choose to keep production lows so that their own profits stay high. but heads of energy companies including bp, chevron , exxon and shell are passing on the blame, telling members of the house committee on energy and commerce wednesday. russia is responsible for the spike in prices. we do not control the market price of crude oil. or natural gas. nor of refined products like gasoline and diesel fuel. and we have no tolerance for price gouging figures from triple a show. gas prices are slightly lowered after president biden's move last week to unleash one million barrels of oil per day for six months. exactly and some republicans are urging the president to go further to truly make a dent of the market. republicans are also dismissing the hearing as a ploy by democrats to distract what they say is the real cause of h

house. did you know that african-american slaves helped to build this house? you knew that. you know right up stairs in a bedroom called the lincoln bedroom, president lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation marked an important step. you knew that. did you know in 1878, rutherford b. hayes was president at the time that's correct. would you like to stand. you want to say that one more time. >> first african-american president of the united states. >> very good. [ applause ] very good. >> this is american history tv and you're listening to michelle obama in her own words. african-american history and challenges and accomplishments of black americans were themes the first lady returned to often. in 2013, she hosted the cast and crew of the movie 42 about jackie robinson who broke the color barrier in major league baseball. >> we watched the movie over the weekend. it was just us because our girls were away. they are definitely going to watch this movie. we think everybody in this country needs to watch this movie. i can say with all sincerity that it was truly powerful fr

house. just to name a few. did you know that african-american slaves helped to build this house? you knew that? did you know that write upstairs in a bedroom called the lincoln bedroom president lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation that marked an important step forward and ending slavery. did you know that happened right here? you knew that? well, did you know that in 1878? rutherford b hayes was president at the time and marie selka became the first soprano the first african-american artist to perform right here in the the white house that was in 1878. did you know that because i didn't know that. and in the 1960s, did you know that dr. martin luther king and other civil rights leaders met here with presidents kennedy and johnson to debate and discuss the end of segregation. did you know that pretty cool? yeah, well you're yawning wake up. and of course who lives here now. president obama and he's making history every single day. why? why he is the that's correct. would you like to stand? you want to say that one more time? first very good this is american history tv and you're listeni

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