joining me here is cnn senior white house producer, betsy klein. betsy, good morning to you. thanks so much for being here. you've got a long day. so appreciate you. >> started out with us >> there's the stakes are very high here for president biden. >> how is he >> preparing for this speech and how, how did the aids look at these questions? we see it in all the polling about concerns about the president's age, his performance, as much as the content of that speech is going to be on display tonight. and he'll be judged for it. >> yeah. i mean, this is a really critical moment for president biden for the white house and for his campaign. we know that he has been wracked by poor polling questions about stamina, his age. and this is really an opportunity he is going to have an audience tonight to directly make his case for a second term as this general election is coming into view, really lay out the stakes, the issue there's some of those accomplishments that he's had trouble breaking through so far >> so betsy, one of the things that often tells us about the priorities of the

betsy: it's interesting.ginning of rate cuts, the unemployment rate today is exactly as it was when the fed started raising rates. growth has been higher than potential through the entire raising cycle. it is hard to see that the rate cuts have actually impeded activity even it may very well be that this was a supply-side issue and most of the improvement so far on inflation front has come from supply-side factors, not from reduction in demand. lisa: some arguing for rate cuts would say it is trimming around the edges, maintenance cuts, to assure that things keep going. do you think one or 225 basis point cuts this year could we accelerate inflation later on? betsy: i think this will be a good time for the fed to test where is the neutral level of real rates. when they originally calculated it, the original models saw the neutral interest rate somewhere around 4.5%. now the fed expected to be around three, i think. it is possible the neutral level of rates is much closer to where we are today than it is to 2%

betsy klein for us on this friday, betsy, thank you very much and happy. st. patrick's day. >> all right. just in we've got brand new video of one of several tornadoes, for across the midwest. this one hit in kentucky look at that, and we're getting new information about the destruction that they left in their wake. plus police are investigating a sexual assault allegation. again, dallas cowboys quarterback dak prescott >> if you work in spaceflight, this is the worst possible thing i can never happen >> my dad died doing what he loved >> space shuttle columbia have final flight from your sunday, april we will seventh at nine on cnn, the right age for neutrogena retinol. >> that's whenever you want it to be. >> it has germ proven retina that >> targets vital cell turnover, even skin tone and smooths fine lines with visible results in just one week, neutrogena retinol allergies with allegro. they won't stop me. nothing beats allegro. it's the fastest non drowsy 24 hour allergy relief >> live. >> your greatness. >> i brought in a jew or max protein with 30 grams

we had to learn about betsy ross. we had to learn about all of these figures.ds e bound up with particular people wereouhistories. and most importantly, i think this is what philip was emphasizing. they gave us exemplary sort of exemplificatio heroism, of duty, of self-sacrifice, of those who gave great higher than themselves for a cause beyondth. now, how do you square that with a world in which what we are is the rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness? and that's all we are. if you drop out those figures that teach us about what it is to be committed to and a way ofe beyond oneself and beyond one's own lifetime, then what do you eople like a lot of our countrymen today who are pretty much in it for themselves. so my quibble isn't with the de independence. my quibble is with the way in which it and the principle of america have become detached from some deep subset freedom that teaches us that none of these principles can possibly bring together a people and a nation without some deeper commitments and sense of inheritance that go beyond our own

. >> cnn senior white house producer betsy klein is joining us now and betsy, when i covered him in 2020, i remember jill biden at one point, helped pull like a protest or offstage. they would say that was her philly side coming out was kind of joke around that but what we're really seeing her sharpening her attacks on the former president in support of her have absolutely jazz. we've seen the first lady criticize republicans and former president trump in the past. but her remarks, this week really marked a clear shift in her tone and her willingness to take the gloves off. and as she campaigns for her husband's forth and to final presidential bid, she has motivated in part by trump saying recently that if he is the republican nominee, she would work even harder. so now we're seeing her in this general election campaign role coming into sharper focus. she is now in the middle of a force stop swing to a series of battleground states launching that women for biden-harris coalition today, invasion i guess. and she's able to really connect with that group because like most of the first ladie

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but the act to this carry on just as alexi navarro and the one said that right says betsy, was it pictures that how was sent to this dumpster protest, especially as a distance he core to a senior. my impression is that we're sitting around waiting for someone to finish putting off service provider, or we need to talk about having a good number about how to actually topple this regime. you guys to store, it's a, it's a motion for there should be a mistake which will attend this kind of person who only understands power. if you understand anything at all of you, that's a search by more and more opponents of the machine. but something like that, like mind a p, as in russia, they can attend that and get into action here in freedom without fear. after coney and refreshing, a group, sophie, admittedly in berlin, but the message is aimed at russia. the development again has over 1000000 fluids on instagram immediately off to her husband stuff. she declared she would continue with his work. a months later, her follow was involved in a well sending her like a saw. could she become the new face of t

i'm not enough inside of our kids will just 2 cushion. betsy bought sets, he developed the us, i will check on the inside school ask, upsets more using you how things have tonight will get you the most have by tennessee, so fascinated by you have talk with me how you go home in their own boss. have to have to pick it up and do you have the a to the st guarantee here? have i seen? hi, i was i had heard about him as a journalist, keywords, publishing articles, he was revealing corruption. he doesn't have team, nothing seems to have done the studies are stop us on homeless to to night or going to myself says folks and a bunch of other groups. of course it facilitate to model richard plasma tvs, a company type fan at an angle. and that's the news this night spent most of his adult public political life as an opposition figure in the squares of wyoming, very outspoken, the president of armenia. but as always, the elections has been boards declared nicole crushing on sir 6. john 1st took the presidency in 2008. it was because inspired the crowds to protest. the, the government finally track

it's betsy w. com. but coming up next over that, just as i'm reading mohammed or for watching, i'll see you soon by the exchange innovation green. the green revolution global. so listen to whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed . if the care we subscribe to those channels. we've got every friday subscribe to plan. it's a 1000000 people with more than just a 100 days. my parents because of my family. what cute. how was this age? i'm on a journey to find out about the russo the 19 are to put you on the side produce for to see through under my name is some way to shimmer. i'm a feeling mix sweet shaving history out documentary stuff, april 6th on dw, the more than 40 countries depend on the us for liquefied natural gas, l n, g for short. so when fine and recently announce that he was putting a freeze on certain future elegy exports coming from the us. it caused a bit of a stir. it was a mistake, i think, was the right decision. we went to louisiana. we're the nation soon to be biggest l n g terminal

they can either increase the tax on human, which will ultimately lead to move betsy attacks, or the do nothing size can make statements for social media. and in that scenario, you know, the heat is, can claim that the winning the conflict and the mattress on that's a, does this, is this raise the stakes for the whole thing is this is the 1st 3 decades to this point. no one has been killed from the direct actions. this is not potentially raised the resolve of other nations to do something about this. i mean, the stuff in the base of the state for the western countries to do something us now we have to be in deps. but for the heat these i don't think so, you know, reading the media, they have pointed to the depths of these opinions, the fact that the ship didn't listen to the warning signs. i'm watermark leave, they connect anything that happens to the red sea to what's happening in gaza, right? so whatever happens, but not suffering any media last period, this because they can ultimately gets high and say that the civilian depths ultimately linked to the fact that the americans brain. s

and then we sold are betsy situation develop, which create a lot of uncertainty that also resulted in a sort of rates. but of course, also in quite a lot of additional cost as we have to sell fossil, which so we burn more fuel. we have to go all the way around the cape. so we need more ships. and because of the ships are on the way for a longer period of time, we also needed to buy quite a lot of additional books with those rates rising. i'm assuming those are rising fast enough to offset those rising costs. can you sort of take us through that? i think in the short run, those rates are rising for would be in line or even if it's a bit quicker than then cost, it depends a little bit how things will develop now over the upcoming months and quarter because you typically see that you didn't get some fuel charges in the market and because as a lot of uncertainty, people are willing to pay more. but in the last couple of weeks, we already see that's full traits have started to come down again. so we can defensively say that right now, extending journeys around the cape of good hope saps pr

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the following year, betsy ross sticks together the first version of old glory, ace to live right nextuse, not mine. 200 years later, rocky charged up with the iconic stairs of the philadelphia museum of art before fighting apollo creed. we're there is nothing about sending food -- sunny in philadelphia these days. the city of brotherly love looks more like a war zone. now the crime surge bleeding into the suburbs. over the weekend, a man went on a murder spree all across bucks county, prompting a massive manhunt, putting the town under a shelter in place order. >> it stolen vehicle, armed with an assault rifle, andre gordon first went to viewpoint lane just before 9:00 am, shooting and killing toward her family members, the 26-year-old went to a second address on edgewood lane, forcibly breaking in and killing 25-year-old taylor daniel, and the mother of his two children whose authority say were also inside the home. >> jesse: taught a woman and a 14-year-old girl murdered in cold blood inside of their homes. then the accused government stole a second car and drove to trenton where he

it looks like they are funded by the koch brothers a betsy devos.big effort to restrict voting and responsible for pushing certain republican justices on the supreme court. s the honest elections project honest? guest: it might be biased but i would say amanda's. we are fighting to improve election with comments and safeguards. some people say this amounts to restricting the vote. when you look at polling and data about voter idea 80-90% says yes you should show picture id. the only recent you slop those labels on those ideas is because you want to make it appear like it is a fringe position. we want to make sure they have a voice that can be heard advocate for commonsense reforms and have people continue to engage. host: does your organization get involved with supreme court justices? guest: no, we have nothing to do withha we have steve in love it on production. caller: in the 2020 election states were allowed to change through the legislature which allowed people to vote that were not actually registered voter and they were allowed. hocould the 2

seconds failure on the battlefield . ukraine has their failure and inputs in the middle east of a mid betsy crisis and is really atrocity in gaza. so it's, you know, by, and by shifting the attention of possibly, the, the russian, a bill of the, to dealing with the terrorist fact it takes a spotlight often sells. yeah, very true. very true. okay. so if we could, uh, you know, with um, all that is going on, i wonder if uh, we'll come to the bottom of this quickly or do that. this could be this investigation. good. so i go on for months. well, i mean i, you will take time for the choose to columns. come out, but i, i don't think uh, it seems this assignment age. you know, such an important event. i believe the, you know, the choose will come out soon or later. last i wouldn't have to leave of that call as always a pleasure talking to you. so thank you so much for your analysis. i will see you again soon, and the things you thank you that survey is present, has a claim that western countries had information about the tests and time. and that's why they issued a warning to the citizens in russi

the paper one, getting the just betsy. geez, they're the ones are taken as refugees as a salem seekers. and the ones who couldn't find an easy, we had to why they wait to america. so it's, it's a very fine story about scummy the u. s. embassy that i'd be where you put a funny story about scummy in the u. s. embassy. you must be very brief. the one us down the u. s. embassy. what's also key is this film is being shown out international festivals and it hasn't even been picked up by netflix. i mean that's, that's amazing. we don't see many somebody language films crossing board is why do you think buffers has gained this attraction? the story is very low and very read. and many people don't know about it. so once it got out, everybody was mind blowing because they can't believe that people go to such things to come. thing was empathy. it's, it's more like a shift story, but it doesn't involve the band. it is the was listen. so it's a very big, it's a very big thing. you yourself let somebody out with your family to kenya when you adjust the kid, do you need to attempted to travel abroad

whether is real or how mass will abide security council resolutions are binding into international law. betsy, is that they are open to interpretation, hard to enforce, and often simply ignore the, including by israel. isn't clear. if the u. s. will go that far and allow this to happen. because despite the criticism always rolls deadly campaign in the guys, this trip, the cost place in the country's history. by the way, washington is military support for israel continues the rock crags and they have been between the 2 allies in place for weeks. the reason is rose controversial plans to invade roswell, that is now housing some 1500000 gallons view as demanded has solid plan on where and how israel is planning to relocate those guidelines and how we can make sure that the safety is guaranteed a major military operation in rough uh would be in the state something we don't support. we continue to feel quite strongly that to such an operation in ross of that doing something like that without a credible unclear plan, something that we had a plan that also doesn't address for the various humanitaria

this is betsy stay of the festivals and everything so far. it's great. i've never seen something like that. i think it's uh, so far the most beautiful experience of my life, seeing all these people from different encounters all together, unite that despite all the differences. it's a, it's a rate and i'm very grateful to be here to be part of this amazing group. i'm obviously tied in, i've been a russian in fact my mommy's from metro spots. my grandmother is from russia and my grandfather is from ukraine. so i would like a little i a last time that you're bringing and brother, my he my, in my body and each item as well. so i have to say that i do, i will do, i'll be in between 2 different and concert. totally so different concerts. and, um, i'm here today to represent the fact that we can leave together despite the having all the different cultures and the different aspects. and having to nationalities have helped me so to me these and tells me to respect all the other people the other already don't see how the crowds are and i'm grateful to to have thes

left and on sending goals, opposition leader rosemont sancho and his party's presidential candidates. betsy over jim, i fi. if kicked off their election campaign a down to being released from prison. sancho is barred. from the ballots and has endorsed his deputy and the vote scheduled for later this month. because hack reports from the car were thousands of people celebrated their release. after months in jail opposition leader, we spend sancho finally free and on the campaign trail. the moment his supporters were waiting for we have lost too much time. we have an election to win. after sancho was disqualified from running in the race, his deputy bus, you jeremiah fi was chosen as a standing candidate. the former tax inspector is relatively unknown to the public . he has been in jail for over a year. i would like to spare thoughts of the brothers that were locked up in jail some for months, others for years of weathered with dignity. this challenge late into the night, crowds gathered outside, so it goes home, hoping to catch a glimpse of the opposition figure sancho and his deputy were rel

whether israel or a mask will abide security council resolutions are binding into international law. betsy is but they're open to interpretation, hard to enforce and often simply ignore the, including by israel life to one of 2016. for example, that requires a israel to stop building drew supplements in the west bank. it's never happened. the security council members might impose sanctions on as well, but it isn't clear if the u. s. will go that far and allow this to happen. because despite the criticism over israel's deadly campaign in the guys us trip the costs place and the country's history, by the way, washington is military support for israel continues. is rarely defense minister, by the way, is now in america discussing. and one of the things armed sales. so yes, the rock crags and they have been between the 2 allies in place for weeks. the reason is most controversial plans to invade rough law. that is now housing some 1500000 gallons. those internally displaced from the north of distributed hostilities, there you as demanded has solid plan on where and how is robust planning to re

some of these betsy in africa to taught images, says that strength is its contribution to associate economy development on the continent and that to it respects the rights of the communities that it's project to fix. however, it's trick records on the ground appears to show a different picture mozambique. it's much hyped in mt project support problems before a drop of gas was even extracted over $500.00 families from the fishing and farming communities with the space from the coastline. human rights groups claiming the compensation was an adequate to be alive. this is destroyed, been came to violence, a raging terrorist insurgency in the region. with a 1000000 people already displaced. escalated with the ball to nationals arrival, culminating a deputy attack in 2021 which killed hundreds of security forces sent to secure the area largely protected the company's assets, not the locals, many of whom found themselves facing violence, mistreatment, and extortion from the very people who were meant to protect them to tell in the 2 small faces, looked thoughts with survivors and relatives off the

and kids are israel's far right. finance minister, betsy, a little small fridge warrant of an expansion. after a shooting incident in one of the settlement, 2 weeks ago, have this some heard reports from occupied east jerusalem. these really government essentially approving the 3500 housing units in the 3 different illegals settlements across the occupied west bank. this is the 1st time since the beginning of the war on october 7th, and we have seen approvals for housing units in illegal settlements now in the leading up to the war as well in this time period in occupied east jerusalem was 3700 housing units in illegal settlements were approved. now this came after israel's finance minister known alter nationally, fits on his smart rich, had said that there would be a legal settlements expanding in retaliation for a shooting that took place actually at one of the settlements back in february. now it is worth mentioning, he's not just the countries finance winters to finish administer, excuse me. he also holds a role within israel defense ministry. so he is in charge of some civil affair

for the last 9 campaign use super choose as successfully myers to identify who in betsy became the policy representative. the reason for this is roughly one 3rd of voted from both groups of cost on this day. now the main containers for the position of president from that representative policy. the job i'm, i'm a former president and donald trump biden has no arrivals along farms or made appointment is a former us. i'm positive to the united nations nikki haiti, who has a report of the castle, oil expenses for further promotion of the election campaign. media sources are already put, they do not have a will drop out. so that's, that was the lives of it as well as john and jordan, joining us from california. and john, appreciate you waiting that we know you're busy and mine's the results role in also millions of americans cost the on this super choose a, it seems is all this i who will when that policy nomination, my gosh. and so, if nickie any decides to step aside, we'll see in those tribe what will happen to have? well, that's 2 great questions. first of all, if she steps aside, if she w

many of the displaced the sheltering in schools. morocco is betsy on renewable sources to secure his energy independence and position itself as a provider of green pow to europe. work is already underway to expand production capacity, so the pa facilities and wind farms and the government to set a goal of meeting more than half the countries energy needs with renewable sources by 2030. how soon will help are, has this report now from tunzia in northwest and marker. this is one of the wells largest solar plants built in the desert city of was that it spots of a major plan to shift to green energy. the abundance sunshine may soon be crucial depaula homes, not only here in morocco, but also the field, but the government's ambitions don't. and that the north african country wants to produce a surplus of clean power. hot one of the largest storage facilities worldwide. such kind of the technology to allow us to produce electricity from sun even during the evening for around 8 hours. and during the night we're walker once.

defense ministry late to confirm that the tape was authentic, and the entire recording is a, it's betsy 8 minutes long. but here are some of the key accepts from that. and also to came to the conclusion that there are 2 interesting targets the bridge in the east and the ammunition depos above the originally east is hard to reach. it's a rather small target, but the tourist can do it. the emulation depos can also be hit we need to ensure that from the very beginning, there is no mention that would make us top of the conflict like i'm exaggerating a bit. but if we tell the minister now that we plan meetings and we'll drive by call from poland and all so that no one notices that's already participation and we won't do that on monday. do you think it is possible to hope that ukraine will be able to do everything on its own right? after all, it is known that there are many people there in civilian clothes who speak with an american accent. the on sunday, the job and defends many stuff. finally broke the silence of the leak and brandy, get a high breed attack of this information by russia. an

the other thing is that then you build a bridge, you know, there's a lots of tasks. betsy was involved lucky if you are a mental impact analysis, giving impairment and things like that in that this is the image is the case. so and the fact that the federal government hasn't got involved and the president has made a comment that the federal government is going to pay the entire cost. this. is it a very a, the full called the national points. i think it's all the agencies that are involved in building the bridge. they're gonna work collaboratively in a puddle or process. and i think that they're gonna try to build the new bridge paolo, to the investigation that is going on. i don't believe they're going to wait until the national transportation safety board finish it's investigation and give it a recommendation before they start the new thing, the new bridge. so i think that kind of goal impala. okay. stuff in the same and so i picked that up for us a if you would 2 years. obviously.

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things in betsy tremendous. done. just because as long as there are bias, as long as there's a market with just tilting against windmill that come from the 100 bytes of data and came from this map shows how much force did land cambodia has lost over the past 2 decades. i'm hoping to talk to environmental organizations and activists about this, but no one wants to speak on camera. finally, i get to lead and head to the pray long forest. large areas of the lowland green forest where declared a protected area in 2016. but the trees are still vanishing at an astonishing rate . i joined a group of men who regularly patrol the area in hopes of stopping the longer as were devastating the forest near their village. repeat that it's 6 30 in the morning more than i just got up and don't really know where i am, who's been invo somewhere in the middle of the forest up and follow through the night i kept hearing the sound of chainsaws taking down trees for me it wasn't all that far from here on his cell as well. the text on your p

witness," he doesn't work for americans for prosperity, originally tweeted you worked for, he works for betsyican federation for children, even worse. you fired right back saying this, this is interesting. gloria johnson has black lives matter in her bio but when a black life speaks for his experience, she can't call him by the name. only the black lives that agree with her. and you are one for three on the facts in your original post. it's like representative parkinson there. >> yeah, and it's absolutely not true and my testimony i did not say where i came from or what school i attended, but the private school i attended consistently outperforms the schools, the public schools in the area, and for parkinson, look, the schools in memphis right now, 10% proficiency in math, 15% in reading, you would think him of all people would be willing to try something new for the students in his district and his city, but like i said, whether they join the school choice waiver or not, we are going to get it done in tennessee and i'm going to be on the front lines of it. >> john: appreciate it, walter blan

rachel: i saw betsy ross sewing the flag, that was amazing. whoever sent that in, well done.good morning, charlie is in for pete this morning. charlie:i'm not a morning person so this should be exciting. i hope everybody tuned in to see if i make it. will: you look like you just woke up. honestly i had insomnia and i rarely get insomnia but i couldn't go to sleep last night and not for some fun reason like i had to watch basketball last night and i'm not stressed, just one of those weird physical things which i cannot go to. it is a mystery. you ever have insomnia? rachel: i do sometimes. charlie:it is a sign that your brain is working. that is where your best ideas come from. rachel: i will tell you what it really is. it is menopause. will: there was a 50/50 shot if it was an insult. charlie:it is a real thing. i am thinking -- rachel: it harder to stay something. we are going to start with a perfectly great "fox and friends" transition to the news. the u.s. senate approving the 1.2, $1.2 trillion spending package after missing the midnight deadline by two hours. the package

cnn's betsy klein on at same joe biden has been briefed and the search-and-rescue efforts.s on that bridge collapse in the early morning hours as the day progresses. stay close to c-span for that. the house is coming in for a short pro forma session. that will take place in about 10 minutes. we will go to it when the house does take it and then we will come back with your calls right afterwards. as we start open forum let's hear from kimberly in california. caller: i would like to make a comment from the last guest you had on your show and she was mentioning about women in politics and everything. i'm not sure it would have a smart idea to have too many women because every job i have ever held that was led by mainly women was a disaster. most of the jobs i've held that was led by males ran smoothly. women in politics, maybe a little bit in some areas but not to make major decisions. host: what is the difference in your opinion? caller: men seem to look at it as a sport. they are more strategic. not to put women down or anything because i am a female -- every job i've ever h

alias betsy davis turned tenderloin prostitute over the last 15 years, john plotted, giving her 700,000. again, multiply that by 30. but properties and taught her how to a savvy businesswoman no amount of pearls or fur could light their skin or reshape her. she became the first black woman millionaire in new york. she wanted accepted it. society. her life was about to change and not. known. cornelius stood looking into the mirror of. a public restroom in manhattan combed his hair slicked with pomade, trimmed his mustache with a straight razor and adjusted his gray. three piece suit place matching bowler hat on top, his head. he was going to find the handle as a tag for a venture partner. cornelius was what we referred to as schizophrenic. elias had evicted him from her boarding house eight years earlier. william had williams had a conference tation with hannah's para war and benefactor john our plot. when they asked his name plato cornelius williams that it was mr. greene a code name he used in the alliance household. williams had gone obsessing on his revenge. he been resolved to track

betsy would be loved for that violence. so these figures from lissa leni onward, they associate themselves, they kind of insight all of the extremists and trump kicked off his campaign at waco, texas, which is a mecca for anti-government extremists, people who would love to see president biden bound and gagged. though this is a systemic thing that happens. and once you've unleash those energies, you, it's extremely dangerous and volatile situation. >> he's also down from his also attacking a judge and his daughter this week on social media, you may have just heard the other sitting federal judge speaking out against this behavior. there have been other retired federal judges doing the same thing, basically saying that this is threatening the rule of law >> so, >> you know, i mean, it's just plays into what you're saying, but i don't. but what can be done? >> i think speaking out as judge walton did is very important to and those who like myself who study autocracy to show that the intent is to discredit and smear not only i

betsy pelosi, frankly, even though she's a nasty, nasty. >> did you see that picture of her in a bikini so nastomany i think she had to diet coke stuffed into that bathing suit. if know what i'm saying, frankly. >> i mean, that could have made lazarus return his grave. >> what about moses? moses? let's talk about moses. moses wandered>> let the desertr 40 years. >> that didn't happen to me in scottsdale becaust for 40 ye >> i learned to play golf. so good for his supporters. k it worshiped a golden cow. >> they say you're a golden girl. i bet they love the view. right? no offense to the view. i'm sureeye the they're lovely to some. but frankly, fat women just aren't my type. what can i say? talk about a view. that's a view really view.. a panoramic. you can't even. you got to do a wide angle. we got easter coming. and he has risen. ricci. they them has risen. heene. wok i don't think these women could rise out of a chair. they need a forklift, frankldoh a crane. you can't say i did. what about noah? any thoughts? him? oh, i love noah. i don't. i had a great call him. perfect phone call

betsy of course. well, as you can see, there's a lot of stuff and the of this class is since all of you signed for it, as you all know, is to come up with an exhibition. you know, i think we're all kind of surprised at what we found during the class so far. these are stories, you know, that i knew nothing about, certainly. so i like to think that a good exhibition does two things. the thing is that it gives information about something they probably know about. that's of where we all are right here at this point. and a good exhibition it also gets people to think and feel differently about the subject that they've learned about and. that's always a much more subtle. so why don't we why don't we start with beginning in that all of this information you've had from dr. elephantine and the information that steve's given to us. and i think one of the things that we found in this course is because this is kind of a secret history. ed heir points out that we have to use in unconventional resources this is in

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what that was another day >> you hear me >> could be another day betsy was at powerful that was ad-libbed, that was not in the script. he says, don't you worry with that white man calls you there's going to be another day. you know who you is. you couldn't kinte. that's who you is. there's gonna be another day that was lu in the moment. as fiddler putting it down >> you >> we found an interview where he was speaking about that very scene. i want to play for you what he had to say about it involuntarily probably one of the first times in my acting career. i couldn't i didn't have to summon up anything it just welled up and i just had to hold it. i don't know what i meant, but i think i do know what that meant because it's very important that is another day other big handcuffed to trees another day where there's no more lynching of the day when they were equal. there's going to be another day. well, we have a first black president is going to be another day. and still another de comes de, in and day out. we getting better by the de >> what's your reaction to hear him say that? >> hey, he's