and both richard benson and lincoln kerstein wanted to focus attention on it. they also wanted to get bostonians to inscribe the names of the members of the 54th on the back side of the memorial. so they published a book called "lay this laurel," which included a number of richard benson's photographs, as well as writings by lincoln kerstein. they selected writings by walt whitman, emily dickinson, frederick douglass and others. extremely beautiful publication. indeed, it did almost shame bostonians and others into taking better care of the memorial. the memorial was conserved, and the names of the 54th were inscribed on the back of it. we've concluded our exhibition with examples by two other artists who have continued to reflect on the importance of the 54th, seeing them as a symbol of cultural and racial pride. of course, the very well-known artist carrie may weems. this is from a series of photographs she made, "from here i saw what happened and i cried." it's a number of images that look back at how african-americans have been depicted by others over time.

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so i spoke to both benson and danna. and they're just wonderful people.ter. and just a few years ago wrote a one-woman show about her daughter called "you in midair”" >> 1989 begins beautifully. rebecca's now 21 and she is a working actor in hollywood. she co-starred in a sitcom for two years called "my sister sam.” >> she talks about her daughter, her daughter's life, and her daughter's murder in a candid and very emotionally affecting way. >> it was, from my point of view, a way of keeping rebecca alive in some way. >> mrs. schaeffer, i have terrible news. this morning rebecca was shot and killed. >> danna is super brave to produce and perform in her show. she does an amazing job. she wanted to do it, and i think that she needed to do it. >> we throw things into suitcases. we're crying so hard we can't see what we're doing. kleenex is no match for these tears. we use dish towels. >> you know that she would have contributed mightily. she couldn't wait to have children of her own and a career. i don't know how her parents bear it. >> she is forever fixed

let's begin tonight's lightning round with townhall.com political editor guy benson and seattle talkback, guys. jason, you've been reporting on this. what did you find? >> yeah. thanks to some employees who took some screenshots of this internal training, its resources that are being offered in the guise of, "hey, we are doing this for diversity, equity, and inclusion but staff are told that only white people can be racist, claiming not to be racist is in fact racist, that the united states is a white dominant culture that reinforces white supremacy, and that if you are a white staff member, who thinks you actually, no, you only got it because of your white privilege. obviously, this brings up a very clear issue, if you are teaching your staff labor and industry that does actual investigations into discrimination, can they fairly treat white people who complain, or can they fairly treat, you know, people of color, who are involved in some of these investigations, because they are told they are all victims of oppression. >> shannon: guy, what do you make of this? you have to think in

a lot of people will die. >> benson had a term for these people. piggies.nt to be one of the piggies, today's pork is tomorrow's bacon. >> so, on's orders, on the wall of gary's house had wrote the world word political piggy and left pawprints all in the victims blood. hoping it would lead the police to suspect black panthers committed the murder. >> the county police came to investigate. it's a murder, but they don't in any way like it to black revolutionaries execution. >> manson's misdirection failed. in less than a week bobby was pulled over driving one of gary hinman's cars were police found the bloody knife. beausoleil called from manson jail demanding help and saying he hadn't ratted on him, yet. jeff guinn believes mention decided on a plan to spring beausoleil and save his own skin. >> family members at spahn ranch our talking about what happened to bobby. he's in prison. what's going to happen? how can we break him out? >> they did hatch a plan. so horrible, that the name charlie manson would be famous, all right. not as a star. but as a symbol of

that evening i am guy benson and for kennedy.ut now we've all seen the interviews and heard the stories of fear and chaos of playing out across afghanistan. the taliban now running most of that country and starting to play hardball. multiple reports of beatings and shootings are on the capitol city around kabul and elsewhere. the stories of desperation are heartbreaking mothers of literally throwing toddlers over the airport walls or to try to get them to safety, look at that. and of course the now iconic video of afghans clinked u.s. cargo planes as they tried to escape the taliban and their onslaught. the president still seems pretty clueless about the violence on the ground there, watch the spirit. >> a lot of pantomime outside the airport. >> look but no one's been killed right now. god forgive me if i'm wrong about that but no one's been killed right now. we've got a thousand like 1200 out yesterday couple thousand today. it is increasing. we are going to get this people out. >> we've all seen the pictures hundreds of people

tomorrow night guy benson, and doctor jenness, will be talking and guy benson i married him, good nightling to escape the taliban's reach the u.s. governor now warning traveled to the airport is not assured and neither is rescue. we will talk to former white house press secretary and just moments. and christian white informant state department senior advisor later this hour. president biden speak in moments ago on booster shots and what he is calling a pandemic of the unvaccinated. i am jackie d

guy benson political editor town hall.com. host of the guy benson show on fox news radio.at show on the weekend. trey, let me start with you. perspective is key but officials are saying different things about the important things about masks and vaccine mandates and the battle is going to continue with states. >> yeah. you know, bret. i know people are tired of me saying this but i think one of the great casualties of this pandemic is our ability to rely on science. i am happy to do anything my physician tells me to do but i mean, the science has taken lots of u turns and otherwise getting lost. this is what i advise. find out who is unvaccinated. find out the source of their apprehension and then do what you can to assuage that apprehension. if we get the vaccination numbers up, but i'm vaccinated. i assume all four of us. find out who is not. and assuage their concerns. can. bret: well, i am, too. and also today we heard that the military mandate is going into effect. take a listen. >> i have seen some reporting out there that means all the troops have to be vaccinated b

at town hall.com host of the guy benson show on fox radio.analysis here in washington on both sides. noticed that the president's speech was in a kind of defensive stance. your thoughts on what was said? >> yeah. i'm reminded of the judge who called the lawyer to the bench and said your argument is bad. it doesn't get any better by being louder. people have talked about it being firm and focused and so on. it was loud. that's all. and it was very defensive. the defensiveness of the president is obvious. look, this was a disgrace. this did not have to happen. our honor as a country was besmirched, not our soldiers but our honor as a country, a country that gives its word. just very briefly i spoke with crocker, binge west, marine colonel boots on the ground, 10 years ago, 10 years ago, bret, we had 100,000 troops in afghanistan. and the taliban controlled no provincial capitals. three weeks ago we had not 100,000 but 2500 troops in afghanistan. and the taliban controlled no pro village capitals. we gave up all that 20 years ago we defeated the

bret: let's bring in our panel guy benson host of the guy benson show on fox news radio.e secretary of state that it was an emotional time for all of us. answered specifically about the president's statements back and for the. it's real emotional time for the americans on the outlines of that taliban ring. >> tony blinken says emotional being on chris wallace's show try hanging on to the wheel of an airplane that's taken off. but, you know what, bret? the only thing that's been worse than the policy, the execution of the policy has been the explanation from the biden administration they can't agree with al-qaeda is still there or not or the airport is safe or whether biden was given different military advice. they are feckless and the best debates in washington right now are the ones taking place within the biden administration. bret: it is quite something to see, harold they change with peter doocy today about stranded americans also raised some eyebrows. take a listen. >> most of the criticism is not of leaving afghanistan. it's way that he has ordered it to happen. by

their word and make sure that there is some kind of verification for the r t as keeping close tabs on benson this fair. and you can be sure that will be returning to this topic in future broadcasts. me . wildfires are continuing to around age the far east of russia leaving a trail of ash and devastation in their wake. more than one and a half 1000000 hectares have been consumed by the flames. over the past 3 months, the fires have left nearby cities blanketed in choking smoke or corresponding dmitri polk reports from the front line where some 3 fellows and people are bustling nature's fury. just arrived at the campsite were supposed to be saying, but apparently we might actually have to evacuate right now because the fire is already near the camp. the firefighters are trying to balance right now. but as you can see behind me, its spreading really fast, like that tree just caught on fire and like less than a minute. with the fire spreading really quickly to wind and still really dry. there's still been no rain. and the, the reason for a while for over a month me the listing, if it were really

meters per hour since big big storms through southern parts of chile, the winds powerful enough to benson street signs here. and that disturbance, we can see it, it's circulation right there is that pushes out toward the south atlantic on sunday . that sure weather update see a soon ah, sponsored cat on airways, which she does with it. very glamorous. it's part of our whole job to, to our very, very special occasion. and for that people who spend money, everything is dealing because what they do is going to be longevity. they don't have to come in and turn things around my, my dear, and i'll do their the latest news as it breaks down here in the north and they're doing the best job they can. we've seen one water to teen at wells far further with detail covering the government since the taliban is relying on human shields and losing people shot the phones from around the world. the price tax, the tokyo games have officially helped $15000000.00 that already the most expensive summer games ever stage. with the news this is al jazeera ah, a little from bill i'm. how am i hearing that the user

he was subsequently choked, forced to face down on the ground, and pistol whipped by an officer. benson was then taken to hospital needing treatment. the officers in question have since been charged with using excessive force. the local police chief condemned their conduct. does not police work. we don't train this, not acceptable. the definition of police were tele is itself is a problem. you are you, you use the force necessary to effect in a rust. you keep yourself safe to keep the citizen safe and you actually keep the person that you're arresting safe. the job of the police officer, the strict cop is not to punish. that's the job of the courts. so white edition, not a punishment for conviction. if so, if a police officer was aware, as was in the case of derrick sheldon, that he was being video camera right. your body cameras recording you and they were this comfortable with their actions. there is a serious epidemic and a serious problem. and then police officers, history needs to be looked into. we need to look at how many times that person been accused, or have they taken excessi

so the countries, benson going downwards anyway, but this is just going to accelerating this, this, this downward spiral, which i, which we fear will, will really, really hurt the majority of africans. and so we've got the political crises, we're seeing this economic crises. and there is a human humanitarian crises around the corner. thank you very much for joining us with any appreciate it. thank you. and watching al jazeera life from london, much more had on the program has been 3 prime ministers now in 3 years. there's another major change in malaysian politics. ah, ah, hello there, it's still a story of hot and dry weather for the southern parts of europe in the days to come . but in the north it is looking wet and windy if we look to the northwest for the british isles and got some heavy rain to come in the coming days, particularly across those central areas of the u. k. and as we go into sunday, that will push across into belgium, the netherlands, and germany really sharp and thunder. downpours expected for the check republic. we could see some flooding here, but further north it

good evening i am guy benson in for kennedy tonight, thank you for watching.be interested in overrule ron desantis and greg abbott for each governor has blanket mask mandates for their schools in respect to states, florida and texas. but biden says the white house is researching how the feds might be able to get around those decisions, watch. >> the intervening states like texas and florida where they're banning mask mandates? >> i don't believe that i do thus far we are checking that. but there are on federal workforce i can. guy: today's florida governor said he is not having any of it. >> our view is of course that we believe this is a decision for the parent to make. there also talk, imposing a potential nationwide mask mandate on kindergartners, first-graders, who knows regardless of what the parents believes in the best interest of the kids. obviously your time of the federal government coming in and overruling parent in our communities that would be something we would fight back against. guy: caught in the middle of all this our nation's children who ju

the man panel's >>, guy benson, michael starr hopkins and sean.it concerning for the governor. for a while it looked like he had a double-digit lead over the recall effort in terms of california not wanting to toss him out. but that has changed. and now throwing him out with they are within three percentage points of having a majority of voters think should be tossed. >> yes, most angry and not just hanging back they might determine this race. it is the one -- to step they have to decide yes or no and getting rid of him. and then if they decide yes it goes to the top vote-getter of the rest comes in and becomes governor. on that front there is a debate coming up, caitlyn jenner has been plagued by accusations she is not a serious candidate. she'll be skipping this debate allegedly to go to some reality tv thing and australia. probably not going to help jumpstart that 3% support level. kennedy: she is skipping it and larry elder is skipping it too. larry only wants to debate the governor i would like to see a debate between those two. even if larry

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townhall.com political editor guy benson!has been a guest more often than hunter biden on a crack pipe. fox news contributor, "washington times" opinion editor charlie hurt! and she's like a line of coke, thin, white, and clings to your credit card. fox news contributor kat timpf. [applause] so obvious, we are talking -- i want to go to the person who knows the most about this, who killed bin laden, cat. >> a lot of people don't know -- >> greg: i know. the way that you hid this so well, let rob take all the credit. >> thank you for that, by the way. >> greg: i guess i should ask, you are probably seething right now. who are you mad at? >> i was mad, at first, then i was sad, now i just feel gross. >> greg: that's me on a friday night. >> a prime example of where the country has gone. i don't know if you know this, i have been banned from an airline for not wearing a mask. i saw 800 people on a plane yesterday, not one has been banned from the country. i'll make up a name, we will call it delta air lines, but i saved they sho

fox news radio host guy benson with desantis with this.nation where he was attacked and smeared. john kennedy, republican senator from louisiana joins us now. thanks for being here. is ron desantis, is he right to ramp up this fight? >> well, we live in a system where both the federal government and the state governments share power. and on an issue like this quite frankly i think the decision should be made state by state by the state legislature or in some cases the governor with authority from the state legislature. i think in terms of the lockdowns, sandra, i don't think we are going to go back to another lockdown. i just don't think the american people will stand for it. number two, on the masks, my attitude about the masking or not wearing a mask, it is a side show. it is a subordinate issue and distraction. if you want to wear a mask, wear one, if you don't, don't. the mask unless it is an n-95 and worn properly, there is benefit but only a marginal benefit. to me the issue is the vaccine. now, i don't believe any government should

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. >>> saint s and pelicans owner gail benson is donating $1 million to the hurricane efforts.bennen n son and her late husb were integral in helping after hurricane katrina. >>> and oklahoma and due hain game has reportedly been moves from new orleans to the tulane campus. tulane's football team relocated to birmingham, alabama for practices ahead of the hurricane. >>> my owe an naomi osaka openi win in straight sets. fun moment during the match. she couldn't get a handle on a bug that was bugging her. and neither could this ball girl. she looked like a cat trying to paw at a laser pen for a good 15 seconds. you hear the crowd getting into it. finally she decided to end the chase for good after osaka's win, she explained why she went over to thank a young phenomenon and revealed what she gave to her. >> i heard her when i was playing my match and she was so cute, so thank you for cheering me on. in the olympics we got like little pins that we were supposed to pass around to other players. you know, like trading pins. and i wasn't there for a long time, so i have a couple in my

tamara on the show guy benson, charlie hurt and stephen l. miller. be stopped.body new york governor andrew cuomo resigning effective in 14 days after a bipartisan call for them to step down. were going to talk to janice dean has been calling for his resignation since the pandemic began. plus house republicans demanding answers in the dhs on the border crisis. as it becomes more of a health crisis. and a royal lawsuit reemerging against prince andrew. this time and federal courts. one of jeffrey epstein's longtime accusers is claim

white house press sabathia and co-host of outnumbered kayleigh mcenany and fox news contributor guy bensonfree-lancing guy. says the worst thing all the time. enough to joey has to deal with fauci and fauci says this thing going to take at least another year. joe biden is getting a taste of fauci, i don't think he likes it too much. >> i don't think so either. remember, it was joe who said we're all going to be over this on july 4th of this year, partying at our barbecues, living our life as normal. well, that didn't appear to be the case, joe. this is a rare instance where dr. fauci has undercut joe biden. in fact, it's worked the opposite way. i remember at early press conference fauci was asked, you know, did the trump administration give you any help on the vaccine? and fauci said yes, of course. and then all of a sudden he blighted his praise of the trump administration. i assume after he got a lecture from his friend joe. you are exactly right. joe biden has been wrong on a whole lot. has been wrong opening masks and asymptomatic spread not being the cause of this. he has been wrong

it did not work so well for benson -- for citizens who did not have inc. accounts. -- bank accounts. global influence was a driver for china. to combine is digital currency with its road initiative. the most important reason is who is going to set the standard? if future money is digital, who is going to set the standards? china has been very advanced and setting the standards. that is why the u.s. needs to be more upfront about experiment and with it so we can be a standard setter anyway. >> i go into any additional time in the second round. i want to ask all of you to answer this. why don't you get started, dr.? what other than speed and cost? why else would we want to do a digital dollar? >> in addition to the advantages that were mentioned, when that came up earlier was the fact that -- one victim of earlier is the fact that could be currencies you do not want her being heavily used in your -- you have cryptocurrencies you do not want being used been heavily used. those can become popular because cryptocurrencies have advantages for smart contracting f

that's what we saw with guy benson at fox and tweeting about this, really importantly.ly vaccinated. they have three hospitalizations. one person in the icu. the more people you get vaccinated, the more -- plus natural immunity. i want to add that in. if you are vaccinated or gotten over covid and have antibodies your chances of getting a severe case from the delta variant is extremely low. >> dana: we talked, dr. os tear home said cloth masks don't work. why are we doing all these mask mandates? here is randy weingarten and she said this. >> we see the delta variant being very transmissible. masks stop transmission. so universal masking is going to be very helpful to keep kids safe, to keep the unvaccinated safe, and to keep schools open. >> dana: if masks don't work do we need to require masks? >> well look, here is the problem. it's the politics of fear, isn't it? suddenly the mask will protect you and save you. as you pointed out in the last hour, bill mcgurn wrote in the "wall street journal" today masks are a destruction. do they work at all? yes. i interviewed th

so we are seeing that many of the deaths involve heroin but they also involve other drugs like bensonnow more people use heroin in the north than the south. we are also seeing a picture where drug and alcohol treatment services have been very significantly cut over the last ten years. and this has been accompanied by this rise in deaths. so we are in a position for this group of people have had a double whammy. they are getting older, they need more support and they are not getting it.— they are not getting it. twice as many deaths — they are not getting it. twice as many deaths were _ they are not getting it. twice as many deaths were among i they are not getting it. twice as many deaths were among men | they are not getting it. twice as i many deaths were among men than women. why do you think that is? especially for opiate use more men use drugs and women. that has certainly been the findings for the past ten or 20 years. we are not entirely sure why that is the case. it may also be that what men are doing is using more lethal drugs, using heroin which does tend to kill you in over

brad benson. i'm the port's waterfront resilience director? we appreciate the time on the agenda to talk about very important effort to develop the resilience program, which is, you know, a very defined project development in a delivery process? i want to start by acknowledging steven rio, who's in charge of engineering and project delivery for the program. steven wrote the delivery and the presentation but could not be here today because of family business, so i'm really filling in for steven. a multidecade multibillion dollar investment is required along san francisco's waterfront to provide safety and reduce flood risk to the city of san francisco. to deliver this in an efficient and resilient method, we urge there to be a development within the framework. next slide, please. so this is an overview of today's presentation. we'll touch briefly and just a reminder about the different things happening in the water resilient program. we'll talk about the steps in project development and that delivery process and touch briefly on contracting opp

brad benson. i'm the port's waterfront resilience director?preciate the time on the agenda to talk about very important effort to develop the resilience program, which is, you know, a very defined project development in a delivery process? i want to start by acknowledging steven rio, who's in charge of engineering and project delivery for the program. steven wrote the delivery and the presentation but could not be here today because of family business, so i'm really filling in for steven. a multidecade multibillion dollar investment is required along san francisco's waterfront to provide safety and reduce flood risk to the city of san francisco. to deliver this in an efficient and resilient method, we urge there to be a development within the framework. next slide, please. so this is an overview of today's presentation. we'll touch briefly and just a reminder about the different things happening in the water resilient program. we'll talk about the steps in project development and that delivery process and touch briefly on contracting opportuni