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aid in ukraine, when the trumpists blocked the aid, so this senator said on the air of one of the american tvhannels, quote: i think this is a colossal miscalculation. president zelenskyi, if he wants ukraine's support, he should stay out of american politics, and by the way, the same, practically the same, well practically. repeated word for word by his colleague, who was also one of the 22 senators who voted for the allocation of aid to ukraine, this is senator whip john tum tun, so you understand, this senator whip john tun, he even argued last year with ron desantis, the governor of florida, who said then that support for ukraine has nothing to do with american security at all, and therefore we need to rethink support of ukraine, but this particular senator said that no, it was the support of ukraine in this war with is a very important element in the american security policy, so both of them did not lift a finger at volodymyr zelenskyi, but they clearly said: you want help, do not get involved in american politics, mr. volodymyr, there are more questions than answers, whether there are a

. >>> thanksic for joining on c-sn american history tv. we are here the organization of american historians conference in new orleans and talking with historians about one of the things we like to do on american history tv is not only learn about history, but also tie it into some of the issues we face today. joining us now is professor joseph of georgetown university. professor, what do youou teach t georgetown? >> thank you for having me. at georgetown, i teach about the u.s. history generally from the civil war to the present mostly the 20th century but my specialty is u.s. labor and working-class history. >> i got there in 1999. >>>> prior to that? >> upstate new york at the university of the campus outside of rochester. >> when and why did you get interested in the working-class history? >> that's a great question. i didn't know that i would have this interest when i went to college. i thought that i would be a doctor. i studied chemistry and i was premed but i happened to have a class with a wonderful historian working on a book about

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. >> american history tv is on social media. follow us at c-span history. >> and thanks for joining us on c-span's american history tv. we're here at the organization of american historicalions conference in new orleans and we're talking with historicalions, but one of the things we like to do on american history tv is not only learn about history, but also tie it into some of the issues we face today. joining us now is professor joseph mccartin of georgetown university. professor, what do you teach at georgetown. >> hi, peter. thank you for having me. at georgetown, i teach about u.s. history generally from the civil war to the present, mostly in the 20th century, but my specialty is u.s. labor and working class history. >> how long have you been at georgetown? >> i got there in 1999. >> prior to na? >> prior to that, i taught in upstate new york at the state university of new york campus outside of rochester. >> and when and why did you get interested in working class history? >> it's a great question. so, i didn't know that i

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as a ukrainian, do not agree with this , of course, but volodymyr zelenskyi v on the air of the american tvel called too radical statements, he did not like it, if in the first case during. in the case of volodymyr zelenskyi's visit to the military plant with senators, democrats, it was not liked primarily by the trumpists, who are represented in the house of representatives, as well as in the senate of the congress of the united states of america, and there even one of the leaders, one of the committees of the house of representatives even initiated the investigation, but again he is part of this group of trumpists, they are not i liked it, the trumpists want... why, because they consider it an influence on the election campaign in the united states of america, so in the second case, when volodymyr zelenskyi called the statements of jaydy vance too radical, i already looked for not even the trumpists, who are not satisfied with this, for example, senator john cornyn, who can replace mitch mcconnell, is the current republican leader in the senate, and by the way, this john. cornyn was one o

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american tv channel cnn has released a resonant report about prisoners mobilized by keev. in the material, the correspondent openly praises the exploits of the thief killer at the front. at the same time , the authors reveal the true reasons and why kiev is driving them into the very hell? and anton podkovenko heard everything. the cnn report from pokrovsk gives off a sense of doom. the author tries to show how only yesterday. the ss soldiers, who threw off their prison robes, defend the city, but their losses and mood are such that the picture is gloomy, there, right from the lead , everything is clear, american the tv channel openly admits that there are many deserters in the ukrainian troops, and that kiev drags prisoners to the front, clearly not because life is good. ukraine, deprived of weapons and numerical superiority, discovers that its military is struggling not only with the low morale of the troops, but with... quickly, we act, clearly, but it is clear that they do not act clearly enough, this is admitted by the prisoner himself, we went out to the positions an

the american tv channel abc reports that israel had been preparing the operation for 15 years.ed trail stretches across continents, from pager manufacturers in taiwan to technology companies in hungary and bulgaria. the british daily mail writes: an employee of a bulgarian company, possibly linked to israeli intelligence, has disappeared in norway. indian- born entrepreneur rinson yossi was listed as the owner of a bulgarian shell company that paid an intermediary in a complex deal to obtain the pagers. organized by massad. yossi, who came to oslo in 2015, left on a pre-planned business trip on tuesday, but his employers. can't get in touch with him, neighbors said they haven't seen him for months. floods, gigantic damage in europe, in kusbass, an earthquake, magnitude 6 and a new music competition, a unique format, all this after a short commercial, don't switch. horror stories about scrap metal, why the west is trying to belittle the power of russian weapons, in order to explain to the same ukrainians why they supply them with obsolete weapons. the question is not what kind o

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the american tv channel abc reports: israel had been preparing the operation for 15 years.gled trail stretches to different continents, from pager manufacturers in taiwan to technology companies in hungary and bulgaria. at the same time, experts from different countries are convinced that this attack has changed reality. new technologies, seemingly civilian in nature, but used for terrorist purposes. the scenario of a coup d'etat, what the junta was preparing for, a revelation on belarusian television. the goal is to eliminate president lukashenko and seize power. the details were provided by a conspirator already serving a long sentence. the criminals knew there would be great bloodshed, but for them, as well as for their foreign curators, this is no obstacle. ivan prozurov, more details. yuri leonidovich, you are unrecognizable, sports, nutrition, that's your way of life a little different. in this thin man , you really don't recognize yuri zenkovich right away. three years ago, he and his co-owners were detained in the center of moscow. at that time, they discussed the e

ukraine uses drones with molten metal, the american tv channel cnn reports. journalists recall that the nazis used a similar practice during the second world war. earlier, the ukrainian ministry of defense published a series of videos in which low-flying drones drop thermite, as this substance is called, on the forest. the red-hot mixture of aluminum powder and iron oxide called thermite burns at 2,200° celsius. the germans dropped thermite from zeppelins over britain during world war i. germany and its allies used thermite aerial bombs during world war ii, and also used thermite to disable captured artillery. today is international day of remembrance for the victims of fascism and 83 years since the beginning of the siege of leningrad. 72 days of continuous horror, hunger and cold, bombing, pain and fear, the blockade took the lives of more than a million people, the action is dedicated to them candle of memory, night, music by rachmanin. laser projections appeared on the palace bridge, of course, today all day people bring flowers to the peskarevskoye cemet

for invaders. those whom the kiev regime sent on this adventure, the american tv channel reports. it is noted that the enemy has come across strong fortifications. another problem with the commanders is that there is almost no communication: the signal is jammed by the russian military. the militants interviewed say the same thing. all 14 people said that the counteroffensive on kursk is a difficult operation in terms of the number of victims, comparable to other sections of the front. according to them, 5 weeks later it is becoming increasingly difficult, and some even questioned the decision to start offensive in... at a time when ukraine is struggling to hold key cities in the east of the country. according to the latest data from our defense ministry, the enemy lost about 13.00 militants and more than 100 tanks in the kursk region. well, these are the methods the kiev regime is using to patch up the holes at the front. mass raids by military commissars in uzhgorod, zakarpattia oblast. people in uniform have filled restaurants, checking visitors' documents. they raided gyms and to

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president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyy stated this in an interview with the american tv company abc news. the head of our state noted that the kremlin photographs details of facilities at nuclear power plants and probably prepares them. blows on them, he promised the details of this information to reveal in a conversation with the leaders of western countries at the general assembly this week, well, actually today the general assembly of the united nations organization is supposed to begin, we hope that this information will be voiced and heard most importantly by our partners, because the understanding that this country does not have any restrictions moral ones, well, i think that everyone should have understood this by now, but maybe they didn't. in the russian taganrog without... the pilot attacked lumber warehouses, the local governor reported. warehouses caught fire, the fire covered 200 m2. eyewitnesses they write that cars, paint shops and trade pavilions located in the neighborhood are also on fire. there is no information about the victims. meanwhile, the ukrainian pavliks

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as the 2024 presidential campaign continues, american history tv presents its series historic elections. learn about the pivotal issues. uncover what made them historic and explore the lasting impact. this saturday the election of 1912. former republican premises and is the president teddy roosevelt ran and split the republican vote sending william howard taft to defeat and put democrat woodrow wilson in the white house. watch historic presidential elections saturdays on american history tv on c-span 2. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more. >> next a conversation on gun safety with trump campaign nior advisor chris lacivita . he discusses responsible gun ownership. this was carried during the republican national convention. it runs 25 minutes. >> testing. everyone, welcome. we are starting just a few minutes late. we understand there is a massive line at security downstairs to get in today. i apologize a little bit for the delay. we expect folks to be streaming in as we get started. thank you all for coming on behalf of the u.s. c

sign up for the newsletter today and watch american history tv every weekend or anytime online at c-span.org a look at significant moments in history during the month of september. thirty-nine delegates to the constitutional convention signed the u.s. constitution september 17, 1787 replacing the earlier articles of confederation creating a new system of government. the constitution was ratified in 1788. september 14, 1814, francis scott key wrote the lyrics of the star-spangled banner inspired by the broad stripes and bright stars over baltimore's fort mchenry on the night of everyepartment the war of 1812. september 8, 1974, gerald ford from a month into his presidency after richard nixon's resignation issued proclamation 4311 pardoning mr. nixon. >> now for therefore gerald ford, president of the united states, pursuant conferred upon me by article two of the constitution by these presents do grant a pardon onto cluster all offenses against the united states which he, richard nixon has committed or may have committed jimmy carter, egyptian president and israeli prime minister signed the c

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the main reason, according to the american tv channel cnn, is the lack of rotation. for example, under the cover of. due to constant attacks by russian drones, ukrainian units have not been able to change for 20 days, that is why there is a shortage of soldiers at the front. ukraine is really hunting for recruits. men are caught on the streets, in public transport and shops. and the german authorities have decided to change their attitude towards migrants. in berlin, they want newcomers to look for work faster; now germany is the absolute leader among the countries of the old world. in terms of the number of ukrainians who have received temporary asylum. most of them have applied for civil benefits, which is a serious burden for the federal budget. i found out how the german government intends to solve the problem sergey haloshevsky. apparently, the patience of the german authorities towards ukrainian refugees is gradually running out. speaking to voters in teltow, olaf scholz made it clear that it was time for able-bodied ukrainians to stop using. 563 euros for sing

the second season of the series american tv debates was released in the usa.verything is again according to the script: a minimum of politics, a maximum of mutual accusations. the only difference is that the democrats have a replacement character. kamala harris, according to american analysts. partly repeated what they had already heard from him at rallies. harris, in contrast, seemed calm, convincing, was smiling, but did not switch to her infectious laughter. and then some people suspected something was wrong, whether an earphone was hidden in the earrings, which , of course, is prohibited by the rules. otherwise, how can one explain that the vice-president confidently repelled any attacks from her opponent. she is a marxist, everyone knows that. her father is a professor of economics, a marxist, he is good at her. the day before, the supreme commander-in-chief gave, the bastion complex was deployed on the coast of the barents sea, such are equipped with supersonic cruise missiles onex and provide protection for a coastline stretching 600 km. the northern fl

later, american tv channels, citing sources in the pentagon, confirmed the operation to eliminate the the swedish group tel aviv, the white house informed in advance and washington, as they say, did not dissuade israel. maria skrodilka, news. and donald trump once again lashed out at biden and kamla harris. he called the latter mentally ill, blaming her for rampant crime in the states and for the artificially created immigration crisis. kamala harris is mentally ill, every republican knows what she's doing. joe biden, joe biden became mentally ill. kamala was born that way. if you think about it, only a mentally retarded person could allow this to happen to our country and new corruption scandals around the head of state. european commission, it turned out that ursula fondeen spent brussels money on consulting dubious specialists, so the post of consultant on the agricultural issue went to a professor of medieval history, and for the post of eu special representative for small and medium business, she tried to nominate one of her fellow party members. and all the details are in our eu

eastern on american history tv on c-span 2. announcer: next vice president kamala harris gibbs remarks on georgia's antiabortion laws while campaigning in atlanta. during her remarks the democratic residential nominee labeled the war on reproductive rights as a health care crisis started by the trump administration. vice president harris's republican arrival had a 1.1 point lead in the state according to poll aggregator 538. ♪ v.p. harris: thank you. can we please here at for dr. reddit? please have a seat. it is so good to be back in atlanta. an event last night with oprah winfrey -- [cheers and applause] and it highlighted so many tragic stories, but it highlighted so many important issues which is why everyone has taken time out to be here this afternoon and highlighted the courage that you are showing in the face of these arcane and immoral laws to stand so publicly and talk about your commitment to your oath and for the health and well-being of people who need to be seen and treated with dignity is so extraordinary. and i

happened, although something else could hardly have been heard on the air of one of the largest american tvnnels, whose experts say that this is not another violation of international law by the united states of america, but a clear signal to the entire world. who is the boss here? this is an unusual step. the united states has been trying to disrupt the supply of goods and money to venezuela for years. for example, the united states has tried to stop the sale of expensive cars to venezuela. one of the american politicians told us that in this way we are sending a signal that no one is outside the zone of us sanctions. the biden administration has made it clear that the us will not back down and will. venezuela must disclose all the data, all the protocols on the elections, without this there will be no progress. venezuelan president nicolas maduro has been under us sanctions since 200. at the same time, the americans are ready to abandon all their claims if maduro gives up power. the us did not recognize the results of not only the last july elections in venezuela, but also the previous on

saturday on american history tv on c-span2. >> coming up, former house speaker newt gingrich on the 30thsetting of the contract with america, the republican legislative agenda written by former congressman gingrich and dick armey. republicans won control of the u.s. house and senate in the election, resulting in the first congressional majority in 40 years. former speaker gingrich and other republicans in congress at the time reflected on this era in history, discussing the impact on politics. this is about an hour. >> thank you so much for being here. take your seats. almost every seat will be filled. this is wonderful. who'd have thought it? yes, come on in. thank you so much. ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the 30th anniversary of the signing of the contract with america. [applause] the contract which gave us republicans are first majority in 40 years. the contract that kept us 93 days in a row. -- campus in session 493 days in a row. the contract that will forever be remembered and we will forever be proud of. among our crowd today are many members of the 73-member freshman class of

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eastern on american history tv. on c-span2. s debate. janice in new york city, a supporter of vice president harris. caller: good morning. i support vice president harris. i wish she would have spoken more on certain issues. she should have brought up jared and his $3 billion in what he is continuing to make. she should have brought up all the books they still. the money trump made from the government when he was billing them for things, the secret service staying at his hotels. two thirds of single family homes are not on by corporations. the same corporations he's giving tax breaks to. they are the ones making the economy bad. it is not biden. it was the tax breaks. i think she should have also brought up the fact that as far as immigration goes, it is not that is being that it is being run over. it's been a problem for the republicans. they stated the white people will be a minority sin because of the different -- not just immigrants but different minorities in the country currently. i think she should have brought up the fact -- i'm

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you have been watching american history tv every saturday on c-span2. -- visit the people and places the tell the american story. .. well, welcome to today's class where we are welcome today's class where we are moving on. as usual in this class we wee going to be talking about the power of