andy johnson represents that. this is a good way, in fact the republican party in 1864, we forget this rechrissens itself the national union party. the purpose here is to say this is a big tent for all those people who want to win the war, the copperhead democrats are surrender monkeys they're not interested in winning the war. johnson represents that maybe those war democrats. he represents southern unionism. it was a profound cherished hope of the republican administration administration, article faith again i eluded to this, there was a mass of white southerners who had a latened hostility and might be brought on board with the free labor agenda, and belief in a late and southern unionism, and johnson is the preeminent symbol of southern unionism, it was a good representative of that appeal lincoln wanted to make. lincoln also initiated an experiment in wartime reconstruction. very lenient sort of wartime reconstruction, lincoln's philosophy was capslated towards non-charity, towards all phrase in the second in

andy johnson comes to power after lincoln is assassinated and johnson pardons ex members of the confederate elite and thousands of pardons to confederates and state governments are handed back over to former confederates and they enact black codes and laws close to the old laws of slavery designed to enforce white supremacy and these codes make it a crime for free people to actin sole ant to whites and permit white judges to seize any black children whose white parents don't meet approval and they levy taxes on black property and institute a past system and vagrancy that forced african-american to sipe annual labor contracts with white employer employers, typically former masters and this regime of surveillance and regulation passed under the reconstruction was enforced in the south by an all white police and judicial system and white patrollers often former confederate veterans wearing still their gray uniforms. scores of officials including a cabinet and four generals and 58 members of the confederate congress were elected to office to serve in the 39th u.s. congress which would convene i

that was usually reserved for andy johnson or james buchanan but nevertheless quite low. but 25, 30 years ago, there began to be something of a rehabilitation of the scholarship on grant, grant's reputation, and i think that that was largely due to the civil rights movement. grant came to be seen in many historians' views as a defender of civil rights, and his estimate tended to rise ever since that time. if you look at the presidential assessment polls, if you well, you will see the ranking somewhere in the middle. never in the top five or even top 10, but certainly doing much better than when those polls first began around the middle of the 20th century. so, grant had an evolving reputation, shall we say, among historians and other scholars. what kind of problems did grant face when he became president? the most significant was the question of reconstruction. what to do about the self, what to do about race relations in the south. grant like to refer to this as the effort to secure the results of the war. this was a question of enormous difficulty. not only because the

andy celebrities are tweeting their support. "magic" johnson wrote "i feel hillary clinton will be a great president for american people. and she will make sure everyone has a voice." >> that sounded nothing like him. >> anyhoo, ariana grande says yes, hillary clinton. and she is 13 so she knows who is right for president. should jeb bush be quoting some of these people like cody simpson? >> marco rubio is friends with pittbull. >> i am saying something to help him. >> i don't think there is an american between both of them. >> he is mr. worldwide so maybe. >> he also says he is a huge nicky nick -- niki minaj fan. >> is he? >> i don't know why anybody pays attention to it. who care what's celebrities think? what does richard dean anderson think or carly simon? i don't know why we are uh pensioning to any of it. >> is it 1974? >> mcgiver was on through the 90s, so look at your facts. >> fair enough. >> holy cow. let a move on. two tsa agents at the denver airport have been fired arranging for one of them to grope attractive male passengers. tha

johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion passes commissioner richards you are hereby recused. >> good afternoon, commissioners andyeceased power with supervisor wiener thank you for this opportunity this legislation i'll speak briefly included projects along the octavia boulevard the castro street and 18 nc d and noah valley nc d and the owners is geared towards our retail corridors remain actively 86 it tweaks the information for the corridor on market street from octavia boulevard west it makes legislation interim controls that were put in place last year to insure that new ground floor retails that's been put in along market street doesn't turnover to you know don't you'll turn offer 0 real estate and insurance brokers that's the trend the controls along market street we envision require a cu for the ground floor but we're not requiring a cu if they were to go into ground floor or second-story and the goal to sensitive vices the floors other than the ground floor and then for 24th street in addition to that jeopardy idea we're including medical use and current controls permit- when the hardware store on 24th st

andy petree and chris. i this has been directed by art think kepner with ricky zye yons watching things closely. tuesday steve byrnes birthday we'll be thinking about him. happy birthday thank you for watching. jimmie johnsonus here. always fun. nascar on fox. we are! fox sports! >> come be up after the race it was a beautiful day but cold enough for frost in parts of the area. frost advisory early sunday morning but it will be a beautiful afternoon an warming trend into the work week. your full weather authority forecast after the race (female announcer) you could win $1,000 a day for life... (husband) hon! it's grover cleveland! (female announcer) ...when you play the new cash4life, from the pennsylvania lottery. (grover) nice! (husband) 3 club seats. 50 yard line. (female announcer) that means you too could experience the joy of winning. every day, for the rest of your life. (grover) new wheels. nice. see you tomorrow! (female announcer) cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. play for fun. cash for life. >> ♪ >> right now on fox 29, a disturbing story shocking local police. a 21-year-old severely disabled man was abandoned in cobbs creek park tonight. investigators say his own mother left him there wi

johnson and gavin mcguinness. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> one of us at this table may live to be 1,000 years old. spoiler alert, it is not andysearchers believe a biological revolution enabling people to experience eternal youth is at hand. he looks great and he says their research seeks to reverse the damage done by the wear and tear of life. he is a man so i trust him. he explains, quote, these therapies are going to be good enough to take middle age people , say people aged 60 and reduce them so they are not 60 and they are chronologically final. he crams that someone already alive today could celebrate their 1,000th birthday. again, not andy. thadius, would you want to live to be 1,000? >> an extra thine00 years of video games -- an extra 900 years of video games like mor tall -- mortal combat? >> what would you do? >> shoot me now. >> maybe andy you are -- maybe your friend next to you -- >> do you think it is actually possible? >> i think it actually might be me. >> why is that? >> how fitting would that be? the one person who doesn't want to live to a to you would be the person living to a thousand. i think this is gar

johnson and gavin mcinnes. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> one of us at this table might live to be 1,000 years old. spoiler alert, it's not andy.eve a biological revolution enabling humans to experience eternal youth is close at hand. a gerontologist at cambridge -- looks great -- says their research seeks to undo the wear and tear of life. he's a man, so i trust him. he explains these therapies are going to be good enough to take middle age people say people age 60, and rejuvenate them thoroughly enough so they won't be biologically 60 again until they are chronologically 90. i don't know what any of that means. he claims that somebody already alive today could live to celebrate their 1,000th birthday. again, not andy. would you want to live to be 1,000? >> an extra 900 years of video games like mortal kombat? sure. >> god no i don't want to live to be 50. shoot me now. shoot me now. >> maybe andy, your friend sitting next to you. >> do you think it's actually possible? >> i think it actually might be me. how fitting would that be the one person who doesn't want to live to a thousand would be the one stuck living to a thousand