barnum who probably purchased her. made fortune.n after her death the body was a medic at -- -- a matter of public exhibit. as young explained americans continued fascination with the body of the other stems from the efforts to establish racial superiority. they made the 19th century the age of imposter. an era that perfected the mix of shame and superiority he writes. they conflated evolution and exploration. these mini many exhibits of human beings held in captivity what they provide an allegory for slavery as well as support for the field of a race science. as the washington post points out they contain a trove of fresh in persuasive insights. they move into the late 20th interim. an over overabundance of fake memoirs. at the center. among the many autobiographies written. there is a gay girl in damascus. a white man from georgia. and a three three-part memoir between the year 2000 by a white man. posing as a native american. the real author. they base the stories on the writing of the actual native american sermon elector. other

barnum's family tells us he was a giving man and always tried to help others. the suspect was arrested yesterday, but take a good look at your screen. police are still looking for barnum's truck, his white pickup truck, which was stolen. >>> prosecutors will have their chance to question the man accused of killing three members of a d.c. family and their housekeeper later today. the defense hopes daron wint's testimony will prove the case they laid out in the opening statements. they're arguing wint's brothers used his blue minivan to drive to d.c. where the murdered the family and tricked daro wint pickcoming to the house to up his minivan. >>> it is a great day to be a caps fan. i say every day is a good day to be a caps fan. last night theaps took on a familiar rival looking for some stanley cup revenge. just like the cup, the caps came out on top. the team dominated the golden knights 5-2. despite having the last six days f, the offense was on fire. so was the star, alex ovechkin, picking up two goals for the night. the caps are back on the road to take on

but pt barnum was trying to make money this way. he took it on a tour and he took it to charleston, south carolina. that is where two people came into conflict. in charleston, they all began to look at this and they said, what is this exactly? a guy who was a newspaper editor , he and administer of the lutheran church disagreed over whether this was a natural object or a fake. the newspaper editor said, this was a real mermaid. he looked at it and it was definitely not fake. the other man said it was a fake. what would you do? you came across something like this. just think about it for a second. there is a disagreement about whether it's a real mermaid or not. what might you do? to settle the dispute? think about it. suppose we had the object in the room. and somebody said it was real and someone said it was not. how would you proceed? >> you are talking about today? i think everyone would have their own opinion and leave everyone to have their own. >> people would have opinions. >> some people would want proof, actual evidence. >>

donald ballard, harvey barnum, please stand as they call your name. roger donnell, thomas kelly and brian thacker. [applause] sergeant major canley was born in caledonia, arkansas. in 1853 at the age of 15, john used his brother's paperwork to enlist in the united states marines. [laughter] john served in south korea and japan before shipping out to vietnam for more than five years of intense combat. on january 30th, 1968, vietnamese families gathered to celebrate the lunar new year known as ted. in the midst of the celebration, thousand of north vietnamese launched attacks all over and throughout the country. this became known as the tet offensive, one of the largest enemy offenses that we've ever seen and certainly of the vietnam war. within the first day, the communists seized control of the stronghold, ways city. at the time of the attack, john was a gunnery sergeant with alpha company, first battalion, first marine regiment. this company of roughly 150 marines was tasked to help take back the city. on their way, the enemy attacked and with machin

barnum,allard, harvey roger donlon, thomas kelly, and brian thacker. [applause] pres.rump: sergeant major john canley was born in caledonia, arkansas, in 1953. hishe age of 15 he used brother's to enlist in the united states marines. we did not know that, john? [laughter] ins. trump: john served south korea and japan before shipping off to vietnam for five years of intense combat. 1968, vietnamese families gathered to celebrate the lunar new year known as tet. in the midst of the celebration, thousands of north vietnamese communists launched surprise attacks all over and throughout the country. this became known as the tet offensive, one of the largest enemy offensives that we have ever seen, and certainly of the vietnam war. the first day the communists seized control of a vital american stronghold, hue city. johne time of the attack was a gunnery sergeant without the company, first battalion, first marine regiment. this company of roughly 150 marines was tasked to help take back the city. on their way the enemy attacked them with machine guns, mortars, rockets, and e

guest: we mentioned george barnum. there's about 10 points he goes through. one who has confessed faith in jesus christ, accepting forgiveness, and seeking to live life life -- their bible.ng to the basically the bible gives guidance to everything we do. we vote according to those biblical tenets. evangelical vote is about a third of the vote. sage-con is about 10%. host: there's a wide range. guest: no question. unusual in this last election. 2016. guest: yes. the president solidified that support. what was behind that is the more trumpdia pummel president paintinge him -- i'm with a broad brush -- it looks gratuitous. evangelicals say they don't completely agree with skycam but he is beinggratuitous. attacked -- with this guy, but he is being attacked by the same people that attacked me. the more he is attacked, the comesemented that support from evangelicals. host: let's get to donnie. caller: hello. you took my call. i am going to be honest with you. i am pentecostal. i don't know what you all believe. i am going to tell you one thing. that's what my bibl

so pt barnum is who starts the book off as professor gates mentioned and very much was invested in theon just by showing who he claimed 161 years old was connecting us to this history but when he died we think he bought her and owned her as a slave and also removed her teeth to make her look older. back in new york she was on the road and had her dissection is essentially in the medical theater and charged admission alive or dead. so why do we deceive each other? might be believed. especially now the worst about each other? our fears? so i will end talking about rachel dole is all with my whole speech. [laughter] but she pretended by her skin and was head of the naacp chapter that is for chapter called blacker than now. is never easy for me born up for a black child the beginning of steve martin's the jerk. [laughter] makes me laugh with a twist of once upon a time but the distance between what we know with success obviously a false declaration not only the showbiz biography but the corny black one the worse the better it also suggest the character transformation after all he is clearl

barnum in the 19th century, part of the appeal of barnum, come and see the figi mermaid was to go there and figure it out. this is why we want to watch a magician, why we want to watch chris engle. part of it is, we want the idea of, i'm going to figure out the trick. and this is on a bigger scale. that sense that you have in talking to so many conspiracy theorists on a delta flight. where they look at you and say, you're fooled. i'm not fooled. i know what is going on. i understand. i'm not one of the sheep. i figured it out. i'm above the system. i'm understanding what is really going on. in a world of confusing complexity, i have the key. i have unlocked it and know what cause and effect is. i know how it works, right? in reading a lot of the conspiracy theorists, there's a real sense of fear that no one is in control. right? the idea that even if there's a conspiracy controlling everything, that's malicious, that's evil, that's cruel. at least someone's in control. i can see it in the reading the kind of writings of . since in the 17th century. the calvinist god is cruel, but there'

police say 53-year-old curtis barnum was stabbed multiple tomes aftering for gas on minnesota avenue northeast.rn 's family tells us he was a giving man and tried to help others any way he could. theuspect was arrested yesterday. take a good look at your screen though. police are still looking for the stolen white pickup> truck. osecutors will have their chance to question the man accused of killing three members of a d.c. family and their housekeeper later today. the defense homesaron wint's testimony will hel they're arguing wint's brothers used his minivan t drive to d.c. where they murdered the family and tricked daron wint into coming to pick up his minivan. >>> your time now is 4:35. here's a look at our other tops y. the man accused of randomly stabbing a woman to death in northwest d.c. is set to be in court today.ra anthonyord is charged with killing wendy martinez last month. d.c. police say she was jogging down p street when the attack happened. >>> metro is investigating the death of a man who fell down an escalator in a wheelchair. the accident happet the columbia height

it is barnum and bailey circus only the baby boomers remember that one >> i get you. >> caller: my stock is petmed express. it has been cut in half. i don't know if it is small cap, interest rate hikes or just out of favor i don't know what is going on. >> it is out of favor, but remember, we favor others that are much higher quality. at this stage, it is key you have to have quality going for you. if you don't, you are going to end up losing in multiple ways if rates have peaked here, then we could fair okay in the fourth quarter. if not, i worry the feds are the ones sending us into a recession. instead of scrolling power rankings, why not rack up dollars. zillow, helping its users to find a place to call home. but down is a medical marijuana company helping 80,000 patients in florida. what it can tell us about the overall cannabis space that continues to heat up so stay with cramer. >>> as much as it pains to me, talking about the nfl after the eagles lost. investors could learn a lot in the way we analyze sports in this country if you want to make a bet on a football game, you don't

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to have among us five former recipients of the congressional medal of honor, benny atkins, harvey barnum bikerk. grober and brian thacker. thank you all for being here. thank you. please, standing up. [applause] thank you very much for being with us. these are brave, great people. staff sergeant ron shurer was born in fair banks, alaska. he grew up in a military family, moving to four states before middle school. he graduated from washington state university and applied to join the military but was rejected due to a medical condition. i can believe they rejected you. but they made up for it, right? soon after, america was attacked on september 11th, 2001. determined to serve, ron reapplied to the military and was accepted into the united states army, he became a medic and then he completed the grueling training to join the legendary ranks of the green berets. that's a long way from not getting accepted the first time, right? that's fantastic. that's a great story. it was during his special forces training that ron met miranda. just before ron's first deployment, they were married. mirand

to have among us five former recipients of the congressional medal of honor, benny atkins, harvey barnumgary bikirk, and brian thacker. and thank you all for being here. thank you. please, stand up. [ applause ] thank you very much for being with us. these are very brave, great people. staff sergeant ron shurer was born in fairbanks, alaska. he grew up in a military family, moving to four states before middle school. he graduated from washington state university and applied to join the military, but was rejected due to a medical condition. i can't believe they rejected him. boy, that was a bad mistake. but they made up for it, right? they made up for it. soon after, america was attacked on september 11th, 2001. determined to serve, ron replied to the military and was accepted into the united states army. he became a medic and then he completed the grueling training to join the legendary ranks of the green berets. that's a long way from not getting accepted the first time, right? that's fantastic. that's a great story. it was during his special forces training that ron met miranda. just b

police say curtis barnum was carjacked and killed tuesday night. police say his pickup triuck is still missing. >>> investors hope for a big recovery after wall street took its biggest hit in months. the dow dropped more than 820 points yesterday. experts say fearf rising rates are forcing people to bail on some big tech names. facebook, apple, intel, and microsoft stock prices all dropped more than 4%. >>> 6:35 right now. metro may be getting into the food and beverage business. >> the transit agency plans to foodnt a proposal to allow sales in and around stations. news 4's chris lawrence is le with more on this story. >> reporter: well, eu these stations could look a lot different in the years to come. the metro officials will present this plan to the metro board committee later this morning. i can tell you food is just one part of a much larger plan. these new regulations wouldal w metro to cut commercial deals on its own without going to theoard to get its okay. so they'd be able to rent out any space on metro property for private or commercial

barnum of american politics. >> but people went to the circus and last night he could tick down deregulationration, trade, the economy, and getting those judges in place. while it may be a circus and when you look under the hood, when you say tough on immigration, do you know what's happening to migrant children? when he just goes with that top line, it sounds pretty good at a rally. >> we go to the circus and we don't pay attention to the cruelty that happens to the animals. >> that is an amazing point. >> yes. >> and it's a circus. it's not the united states of america. the values that our country was founded upon. we're going to leave it there. up next, i have to talk about amazon announcing a $15 minimum wage for all of it's 350,000 employees, including its more than 100,000 seasonal workers. could its competitors be forced to follow suit? we'll find out. we'll find out ♪ come fly with me, let's fly, let's fly away. ♪ let's do an ad of a man eating free waffles at comfort inn. they taste like victory because he always gets the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed, when he books direct a

barnum, that sounded like a statement of desperation, like we got to do it to save the house. the house is in jeopardy. that's what he seemed to be saying there, the president. >> look, the president says a lot of things. i thought you were going to ask me about the manufacturing summit yesterday with kanye west. my take is this. i mean senate-wise, if you look at what happened in terms of the aftermath of the kavanaugh hearings, tennessee and arizona are really inching away from democrats. >> i agree. we're going to get to that in a minute. there's a geographic split. the suburbs around the big cities, i mean across the country, denver, l.a., everywhere, it's helping women especially. but you get into those deep red states, i agree. new signs that it's a very different story when it comes to show senate fights out in the red states. they're struggling, the democrats in trump states like texas and tennessee, but also in nevada which hillary carried, a slew of new polls show democrats struggling in some key states they were hoping to pick up in november. congressman beto o'rour

guest: we mentioned george barnum. there's about 10 points he goes through.e who has confessed faith in jesus christ, accepting forgiveness, and seeking to live life life -- their bible.ng to the basically the bible gives guidance to everything we do. we vote according to those biblical tenets. evangelical vote is about a third of the vote. sage-con is about 10%. host: there's a wide range. guest: no question. unusual in this last election. 2016. guest: yes. the president solidified that support. what was behind that is the more trumpdia pummel president paintinge him -- i'm with a broad brush -- it looks gratuitous. evangelicals say they don't completely agree with skycam but he is beinggratuitous. attacked -- with this guy, but he is being attacked by the same people that attacked me. the more he is attacked, the comesemented that support from evangelicals. host: let's get to donnie. caller: hello. you took my call. i am going to be honest with you. i am pentecostal. i don't know what you all believe. i am going to tell you one thing. that's what my bible t

he's a billboard pt barnum who said give me the money i will make you money.on musk, this company would've been sold a long time ago. charles: congratulations. small business optimism is soaring. the third-highest level in the rating of the 45 year history. joining us now, when you do, the largest small business association in the country. i've got to tell you those numbers were remarkable, but what really set out to me compensation, compensation wages and things like that, remarkable. it is that's going on. >> inks for having me, charles. for 75 years in the economic term support is 45 years old the optimism over the last 22 months has been hitting record high and last month -- yesterday we reported we had a record for compensation increases. so clearly what is happening here is small businesses have never been so optimistic for so long. they are hitting records for profits. they're hitting records for inventory increases. they are hitting records for hiring capital expenditures and they have more money to pay for a very very tight labor markets other increas