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qaeda, is less important that transcends them all and will outlast them all and end it is catalyzing beecher >> get what they can attribute and take good vintage performances just a busy ideology more than the organization. >> we could kill a remember of the al qaeda at robo if rigo does live dash and if and the spread after the doctrine to say we play wack cable with jihadi groups. and anything is to enact of desperation and a reflection of their weakness so we have to be very careful over the reach but if they reach out like wives polemicist dash and we should be very careful to attribute that to the group that's taken in but taking credit and will put the in san there is the battle within the house of is bob you a wish but until we have a coherent domestic and foreign policy and the house to see this reader again began. we get rid of a. >> i saw you riding for word raw and holland put over the course of for five years they injured but i saw up close and personal the largest cahow i saw them transform those that there were staying in some of the so that was best wishes a news motivation an

of the famous beecher family, and he had revolted against his father, who was a proslavery democrat.rndon was also a prohibitionist and believed in temperance but also sometimes found drunk. he was a stalwart partisan whig and lincoln's all--around aide and he was also a radical. who would write to all the leading abolitionist around the country and had ongoing correspondence with people like ther to parker, the great apts slavery -- antislavery -- in boston. herndon worshiped lincoln, resented mary todd, who he called the hellcat. she would not allow him into their home. never allowed lincoln's partner into their home. herndon, after lincoln died, did an incredible thing. the rated the first oral history of the president. hi went around and systematically interviewed everybody in illinois who was alive and almost everyone was still alive who had known lincoln from his earliest days of arriving in new salem, and many historians have discounted that oral history because it depicts a lincoln that is not grand lincoln who was the martyr, the -- the man who had won the civil war, been sh

speech and open expression idea on the other hand, those of the parties you want to cut down loans beecher on the left and on the right to not just on the grounds would it be nice to live in a bubble and not be offended because it makes us feel bad that on the left is a militant view that critiques free speech on the ground that contributes to power imbalances and actually sees open expression as the affirmative harm to be combat it is what you ted read about if you hang on on tumblr. that is the element of the left even to call liberal. we often have people on the right conservative and those on the left that could be problematic in its own ways but calling people on the left liberals is extremely misleading because the left has always been divided in the entire liberal left for example, has included marxist and other revolutionary communist but there are people in the social justice movement could be could be called a liberal and belief in their rights including free speech but also to combat the justices but there are many people would say they reject those fundamental tenants so those

. >> just give me wonder to sentences of beecher the following senators the first thing that comes to mind about henry clay. >> the great compromiser. >> linden johnson. >> as the senator? >> overrated i think it was millions field bought johnson. >> mansfield? >> master of the senate. >> and indispensable player who knew when she was the unsung hero. >> the senator from kentucky? >> role model for a conviction very smart. >> ted kennedy. >> she was the wife and of the senate as there are many books about him have been written and he roared and he was passionate about almost everything but in many ways they think the most accomplished kennedy he never got to be president gore never was attorney general but almost every way the most accomplished kennedy. >> certainly the most accomplished senator we used to laugh with him about going to those lincoln day dinners you just had to mention his name when i made my first speech on the senate floor about american history he came over and solicited took my bill went and got 20 democratic co-sponsors within one day. he knew exactly have to make

become the majority leader after 50 years of keeping his eye on the ball least to say in this life beecher full where you aim because you're likely to get their thank you very much senator mcconnell for talking with us expect the senate is a 21st century institution in trying to make the best use of the technology in the 21st century to remain true to the 18th century conception. it is a difficult thing to do to forge a compromise. . . it's visionary, it's beautifully written and it's even funny. i just want to know anything about you starting with who is shaka senghor? >> guest: i were many titles. probably the most important being a father of an amazing talker but i'm a writer, mentor and i'm the co-founder of -- so those are some of the hats i wear. >> host: you wrote this book that reminded me in some ways of the autobiography of malcolm x because it's a story about a journey and a journey to redemption. so he now i have a friend brian stevenson who says that we shouldn't judge people by the worst thing they ever did. so i want to get your reaction to that idea but as part of your jour

the referendum is on june 23rd beecher showed the markets are going higher. on janet galen. the dow jones industrial average of 32-point waiting to hear from the chairman of the federal reserve to speak this afternoon following the dismal jobs report on friday. no expectations of an interest rate hike at this point. no questions this morning for hillary clinton over her private e-mail server. clinton again pointed at her predecessors are justification for breaking the rules. >> and i think that the rules were not clarified until after i had left because it had been the practice of others. there was certainly reason to believe, which i did, don't what i practiced was in keeping with others' practices. maria: tamil time seizing the opportunity to attack hillary being held to a double standard and should be punished. >> i have spoken to and i've watched and read many lawyers on the subject. not even on one side or the other, mutual lawyers. everyone of them without a doubt said what she did is far worse than what other people did, like general petraeus who essen

>> and i think when we begin to supplement -- implement those portions rigo beecher radically have a significant deterrent impact on russia at the same time assure our allies we have the posture of said genuine war fighting equipment in place i think yeah their peace and we cannot neglect is working with our nato allies and so as we talk of ottman bloggers data shows presents what we're doing with each of these allies but talk about increasing the threat we will be in a better place to have other allies with skidded the game with additional assets that they uniquely possess because of their proximity though aided featuring russia with the potential aggressive action. >> as to afford to the summit have we done everything we need to shore up been fully in gauge our allies so we have said terence at meaningful diplomacy and how you look at prudence ability for rational diplomacy? >> and the two new pieces year over the past two years we have had the ad hoc approach of land and sea and air presence in the baltic with you have seen that the warsaw summit is a sustained approach to be conf