all west virginia has is robert byrd at school, robert byrd street, where does it end?ng? >> i think there are two separate issues. on the remaking of history, the renaming of the erasing of history. i think that is very dangerous and it threatens to undermine the very foundation of our nation, for example. there has been slavery, a scar on the face of society since the ancient egyptians, 3100 years bc. then the romans, the greeks, george washington to thomas jefferson was the president and you both referenced. i think it's very dangerous when you start trying to bring historical figures and monuments and mementos up to contemporary political standards, it's very dangerous, very susceptible to political correctness. that is a separate issue from the failure to denounce neo-nazis. those are two different issues. the president made a grievous error in failing to denounce immediately the neo-nazis, the second point, the larger point >> sean: in fairness, i have tapes of him doing it throughout the years. david duke, white supremacists throughout the years. he said it so ma

i mean it was absurd -- and they brought in harry are byrd was the biggest grower in virginia and he brought in rightless immigrants harvest apple orchard again that was liberty right and these were cheapers workers to get to why employ american workers who might have access to the constitution? anyway -- as i began to trace the operation built off george mason university with coke's money to apply buchanan understanding of political economy to charles koch said he said when he gave this big gift in 1997 when all of this really got going earnest i want to unleash kind of force that propelled columbus to his discoveries. and what was really interesting to me -- too is that he also said since we are greatly outnumbered the failure to use our technology will essentially lead to continual failure. now this is a man with three engineering degrees from m.i.t. when he speaks of technology he's talking about ideas that can create a great advantage what he was doing was harnessing political economy developed by buchanan in order to achieve what he he wanted i think you al know that he wants v

senate, senator byrd was among the most outspoken opponents of centralization in government. yet his political machine she said has been gradual depriving our communities and cities of the rights now dictating the school boards what they can and cannot do. her campaign motto was virginia's own, sic semper tyrannis, that's always a tyrant and was time for the states citizens to resist tyranny. i can want to read you more of that by think i could hold back the one thing i do want to tell you in a state in which unions are fighting for the life that you know we are the least unionized state in the south, our legislators talking about putting right to work in the state constitution so no future generation can change it and give workers the kind of rights that they enjoyed at midcentury, so there i think you need to know who encouraged dr. wensel to run for office. it was the president of the virginia afl-cio. she had written a letter to the editor of a newspaper protesting the school closure, and he called up the house that morning and came over and a financial over, came over, s

robert byrd filibustered this thing.e're watching this whole narrative unfold in charlottesville, i mentioned the president has a history of condemning, condemning, disavowing, the media never mentions that. their only thing is he didn't say the group fast enough even though he said it repeatedly over the years. i want to get your reaction to that and your reaction of democrats, all the confederate symbols of any kind in history must be removed, what's your reaction? >> this is about the whitewashing of history by progressive leftists. it bubbled up first on campuses where you saw social justice warriors trying to tear down every last statue. now it has spread across the country. we have a statue of lincoln that was defaced in chicago. >> sean: we have a picture of it. >> what a disgrace. that's what we've come to? everybody is piling on with their special interests. for some reason and philadelphia, people are trying to tear down a statue of the former mayor there frank rizzo. what is going on here? i absolutely agree w

we have robert c byrd, a life coul.tatue i am a 62-year-old, white, partially white, and i am outragede tried to keep my black friends from going to school in my elementary years. life andist all his has been in congress 40 plus years. he has a life-sized statue. how come we are not outraged with his statue in our state capital? where is the outrage for that? just because he is a democrat? thank you. have a nice day. guest: thank you for the question, brother. i think it is wonderful that we are in this moment where we can have these types of conversations. i think in the specific case of byrd, you are talking about someone who was a racist but actually repudiated his views and then took political action to a certain extent that reflected the changing viewpoint. i think there is a difference between someone like that and somebody like a confederate "war hero." again, this is the conversation. we can actually start to think about in what instances should the people we are giving statues to whom may not be part of an explicit confederate project, in what instances should we be removing o

senate, senator byrd was one of the most outspoken centralization of government. yet his political machine she said has been gradually depriving our community and cities that their rights coming out of and getting the school board what they can and cannot do. her campaign motto was virginia's own death always to tyrants. for the state citizens to resist tyranny. i kind of want to read more of that, but i think i will hold back. one thing i do want to tell you in a state in which he even know we are the least united states in the south, our legislature is talking about putting rights to work in the state constitution so no future generation can change it and give workers the right they enjoy the midcentury. you need to know who encourage him to run for office. he was the president of the virginia afl-cio. she had written a letter to the editor of the newspaper, protesting the school closure is an caught up the house that morning and came over, invited himself over, came over, shook her hand and said we would like you to run for the u.s. senate. and they brought mat

byrd vocalized that change. >> yes.calise came out -- >> my only point to both of you guys at this table is let's not be selective in our outrage. let's not try to root the cancer out just because it's offensive in our face today. i think that the republican party has a cancer in its base. and that cancer is not only debilitating to the republican party, that cancer is debilitating to the united states of america. >> we got the take a quick break. protesters topple a confederate statue in north carolina tonight. this comes after the violent protests obviously in charlottesville over the confederate statue there. should these statues be taken down and are we erasing history? i'll get the panel's take after the break. she thinks she's the boss. she only had me by one grade. we bought our first home together in 2010. his family had used another insurance product but i was like well i've had usaa for a while, why don't we call and check the rates? it was an instant savings and i should've changed a long time ago. there's no

one thing i'll say about the byrd rule that has not come upup yet is the degree to which itune injected more uncertainty into what was already an uncertain process. so it will be interesting to see if something similar happens with tacks. it's hard to think back to just last week in the timeline but if i remember correctly, not until friday, the friday prior to the vote on the motion to procedure, that we started to get publicly a sense from courtesy of the democrats on the senate budget committee on what the par --t wg parliamentarian was advising. so the degree to which we were already moving at a fast pace and if they want tone up to something i close of what the white house was saying, there's uncertainty in the process more generallywith the byrd rule is an important source of that uncertainty in the specific case of reconciliation. >> i think things like changing ne structure of the irs, or unlike -- i'm not a parliamentarian -- are not likely to survive. i think some republicans have conceded that. that would have to move on a separate track. it's not primarily fiscal and a budge

rule to hem themselves in and now we all, you know, divine the understandings of what the byrd rule means and how it works and we'll spend a bunch of time with that in tax reform. so looking ahead to tax reform, it is the saga of dean heller volume two. is with what i took from molly's book. molly talks about people to watch, when you go from the regular procedures to simple majority procedures under reconciliation and people to watch are the median member of the chamber, all right? to make the case for senator heller, the median member of the committee, well, who is the median member of the finance committee? we'll see, but i make a strong case it's senator heller and senators under the most immediate electoral pressure and that's senator heller. so, congrats. you know, and that may shift, right? he obviously didn't end up being the median center to the pivotal vote and, in fact, it was senator mccain who has different-- in fact no electoral pressure, so, we'll see how this shakes out. i think that senator heller, one of the things he cares about most, whether it's all things like

robert byrd was the conscience of the senate. clinton went bill to his funeral. the sky was a high official in the kkk and it is important to realize that the ku klux klan, i am not quoting the progressive historian, but the ku klux klan was for 30 years the domestic terrorist arm of the democratic party. it was a delegate at the convention that founded the klan. woodrow wilson revived it after it was shut down. it was an extension of the democratic party, with violence and terrorism. you group of ragtag guys, do not say they endorse donald trump because he wants to america great again, they have an actual history. it is closely connected with the history of the democratic party. rty. i guess i will leave it at that. host: you write that the fascist card is used to intimidate republicans. nazism, after all, is the ultimate form of hate and the association with it is the ultimate hate crime. it has turned the tables on the left. they are the ones who do bullying and intimidation tactics to subscribe to a fascist ideology. in a sentence before, you said: somebody t

contrast this with robert byrd. he was the conscience of the senate, the mentor to hillary her own term. obama and bill clinton went to hess funeral to eulogize him. this guy was a high official in the ku klux klan. important to realize, ku klux klan, i'm quoting progressive historian eric stoner columbia university, ku klux klan was 30 years the domestic terrorist arm of the democratic party. it was a delegate to the democratic national convention founded the clan. the republicans shut down thed klan. president woodrow wilson revived the klan.w wilsoned the clan was a extension of democratic party. hey, they endorsed trump because they don't have a job and he wants to make america great again, no. klan has actual history and the history is closely connectedwa with the history of the democratic party. i guess i will leave it at that. >> host: up with section from your book, you write the facism card is used to intimidate conservatives and republicans with being feared. naziism is ultimate form of hate, association w

in rural illinois, avid byrd -- bird watcher vicki lange mendenhall, says she's curious about how the will react. >> that's the beauty of wildlife. you can't push a button and say all of a sudden animals do this or that. they're wild animals, they'll do what they're normally gonna do. >> reporter: here in carbondale, illinois, which will have the longest total eclipse in anywhere the continental united states there is a carnival atmosphere literally because just about everybody has one of these, the california academy of sciences has come up with an app so people can crowd source their observations of what happens to animals and plants. it's called i-naturalist. jose? >> kerry sanders, thank you. >>> many of you may be wondering if weather is going to interfere with eclipse viewing where you are. here's nbc's dylan dreyer with the answer. >> good evening, jose. it's pritty cool that most of the areas seeing the totality will be fairly clear. let's start in the pacific midwest in 10:19 in the morning in madras, oregon, pacific time, it looks mostly clear, same for idaho and wyoming. th

we saw it with robert byrd.tury, we thought this was a done issue. and then along comes donald trump who about a decade ago began churning up the racist waters in our country with his calls about birtherism and challenging president obama's legitima legitimacy. and then went explicitly into a campaign that was designed to appeal, to dog whistle the most racist elements in our society. i don't believe david duke is confused. i think david duke, on his impressions of davonald trump, last night he said donald trump was speaking implicitly while david duke is speaking explicitly. he went on to cite trump's so-called muslim ban and his wall he wants to build between us and mexico. as examples of how this in david duke's eyes perfect alignment between trump and some of his most notorious policies and the goals of the ku klux klan. donald trump has to come out -- he has set out a higher bar for himself. he cannot come out a day late and a dollar short like he just did with his kind of weak tea statement trying to stren

company once run by dick cheney vice president dick cheney during the bush years the story about how how byrd and k.b.r. got these no bid contracts really has not come to light enough i know from some depositions testimony and some of the would have been involved in that there were contract was allegedly negotiated over a couple hours over the phone for a multibillion dollar contract work k.b.r. was the only company that was allowed to actually get. the city of minima so moch was hit the hardest by the twenty eleven tsunami. but it was damaged mostly by the radiation after the nuclear disaster with a little not even enough to let you know that we don't think it will also come up that i. am a little sensitive to detect there will be contamination is not complete much many locals could not leave their houses and farms there's no place you know you know. it's. nice and i. think to want to they stay strong like their ancestors centuries ago did. for you. and i mean i'm also you got. a lot i want. to know what will. you do with my will there wouldn't souls find a way to rebuild their lives in the

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confide right military officer and are demanding that it be taken down the monument represents officer byrd point and is located and traditionally square and washington scuffles broke out next to the state when several man claiming to be torn list argued with protesters but as you all freshly divisive monuments is playing out across the country after the end rest and the city of charlus fell a week ago a new york subway tiles the times square station will now be altered due to their resemblance to the confederate flag these are not confederate flags it is a design based on jus metric forms that represent the crossroads of the world and to avoid absolutely any confusion we will modify them to make that absolutely crystal clear or he's colored mop and reports now from new york on the controversy which has brought america's has storage to the forefront not long ago we were out here on the streets of new york asking people if they thought that every monument to a slave owner should be demolished even if their founding fathers. did they stop madison avenue. and rename it yeah no i think it's fin

i don't remember her wanting the statue removed in the corridor of kkk member robert byrd. with reaction to my word and how we move forward is performing artist joy avila who has a new song "make america great again." and giano caldwell. >> i'm sorry this where we are right now. i hope the president learns a lesson. it's disturbing. are you feeling better after that. >> i listened to your monologue and it sounds like you took all of my talking points and put them in your monologue. jesse: i didn't hear what you said. but i saw the crying. so let me just get your reaction. the left doesn't want the robert e. lee stuff. i understand that, it's divisive. let the people decide. when you go after mounted rush more? >> that's more of a difficult process. and i agree with your monologue. robert e. lee was a democrat of course. in addition i don't think we should be giving out participation trophies for those who didn't win something. slavery and the war were divisive. in terms of letting local rule decide whether to let statues go. they are a part of history. i'm not a big believe

robert byrd was a conscious of the senate. obama and bill clinton went to his funeral to eulogize.the sky with a high official in the ku klux klan. some parts realists the ku klux klan and i'm not quoting it was for 30 years the domestic terrorist arm of the democratic parties. a delegate of the democratic national convention who founded the claim. the republican checked on the clan. president woodrow wilson revise the clan and it was an extension of democratic violence and terrorism. so now when you look at right take ice and say they endorse trump because the don't have a job and he wants to make america great again, no. he has actually history is closely connected with the history of the democratic party. i will leave it at that. >> you write the fashion in part is used to intimidate conservatives and republicans for fear of being branded in spirit. nazism is the ultimate form of hate the ultimate hate crime. the tables hot democratic and show that they, not trump are the real fascists. they subscribe to full-blown fascist ideology. he said : someone that is ultimate hate crime.

contrast with robert byrd, the mentor to hillary, obama and bill clinton went to the funeral still eulogize. he was a high official in the ku klux klan. i'm not quoting the progressive historian, the ku klux klan was quote for 30 years, the domestic terrorist arm of the democratic party. it was a delegate to the democratic national convention, the republican shut down the clan and woodrow wilson -- it was a. [inaudible] now will look at ragtag guys and said they endorsed trump because they don't have a job. and he wants to make america great again. no, the clan has mac shall history. the history is closely connected to the history of the democratic party. i will leave it at that. >> one section from your book, you write the fascism card is used to intimidate conservatives and republicans for fear of it being branded. nancy is some is the ultimate form of hate and the ultimate hate crime. in this book i turn the tables and show that they, not chop by the real fascists. they use intimidation tactics to subscribe to a full blown fascist ideology. you said calling some of that is the ultimate h

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for example, use of budget reconciliation can be a fastan bargain, invoking the byrd rule.y are not yet unified in their vision. a dispute exists regarding the form of base erosion in a shift to a territorial system. the business community must find a way to come together. i'd like to close with two final thoughts. first, do not worry about solving all perceived problems at once. incremental progress will be a significant accomplishment. debates over more fundamental reform should not delay or preclude meaningful reforms to improve the code. second, be careful not to worsen or inhibit our ability to address our impending long-term problems. hopefully, if this happens again in six years, i'll be retired. i stand ready to assist the committee in any way that i can, and i would be happy to answer any questions that you might have. >> thank you so much. ms. olson, we'll take your testimony. >> thank you. good morning, chairman hatch, ranking member wyden, and distinguished members of the committee. i appreciate the opportunity to appear this morning. i'm tempted to say what he

robert byrd was the conscience of the senate, the mentor to hillary, her own term. obama and bill clinton went to his funeral to eulogize him. high official in the clue clucks clan. the ku klux klan was "for 30 years the domestic terrorist arm of the democratic party. it was a delegate to the convention that founded the clan, republican shutdown the clan, woodrow wilson revised the plan, and it was an extension of democratic terrorism." to pick on ragtag eyes and say they endorse trump because they don't have a job and he wants to make america great again, no. the ku klux klan has a history closely connected to the democratic party. "the fascismte card is used to intimidate -- thecans to denounce ultimate hate crime. in this book i turn the tables on the democratic left and show they are the real festus who use not to bullying and intimidation tactics to subscribe to a full-blown fascist ideology. you said calling someone that is the ultimate hate crime p or do you feel you condemn democrats for icing they are the nazis and the fascists? the tables,turning nazismo n

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will take a lump sum value of $443 million, that's before taxes, now the winning numbers included byrdsand number four based on the size of group of relatives and friends that dine together on friday night. this friday night is going to be a celebration. cheryl: good for her. lauren: she will buy dinner for everybody. tracee: i think so, maybe moving forward every friday night dinner is on her. cheryl: all right, we have a lot coming up folks, we are watching a major storm for you, texas and louisiana are prepare to go get slammed by hurricane harvey. >> we have to wait and see what happens, we are prepared and we will do what we have to do. cheryl: south korean court sends samsung for jail, we will tell you what that means. cheryl: welcome back, navy divers have found the bodies of two sailors killed in the uss john mccain crash. 22-year-old kenneth smith and 26-year-old dustin, eight sailors remain missing at this hour. well, lawmakers and civic leaders rallied in new york city columbus circle in support of christopher columbus statute that was there. including mayor de blasio are con

large delegation of plains indians chiefs visited washington where they were portraitized by charles byrd king, back to that, some of the wonderful images, many of which were destroyed in a fire at the smithsonian later in the 19th century but copies survive. monroe as presidents before and after had done, presented the delegations with peace medals, professing peace and friendship. as monroe sought to harmonize relations with the indians, he faced an even greater immediate challenge brought on by westward expansion, the increasingly bitter debate over the extension of slavery into territories west of the mississippi. when missouri sought admission to the union as a slave state in 1819, it precipitated a political crisis by threatening to upset the balance of power in congress between slave and free states. a series of agreements hammered out between henry clay and john calhoun collectively known as the missouri compromise settled the issue for the time being. monroe signed off on the compromise with relief and expressed optimism that the slavery question would be resolved before it tore

. >> tucker: this is not a racist police chief, this is the exalted cyclops of the kkk robert byrd, thest serving u.s. senator who died several yearsed ago. why is there no effort to take his name off these buildings as a former client recruiter, you think people would be offended by his name. >> i think you need to give it time. i think one of the issues as you can take down all of the monuments, you can change the names of a lot of buildings but you can't change american history. i think that's part of what's missing on this conversation. do i want to see monuments and statues of people who are racist or supported slavery? not really. but at the same time, i don't completely want to erase american history either because i want to make sure future generations know what happens. i think we are in this cycle, were in such a rush to get rid us of badthat remind times in our history and it's like, it was bad but we also have to remember what happened in the past in hopes of not repeating it as well. tucker: i think that's right and also the united states ended slavery around the world, but

this is a live picture near byrd avenue. that's where you will be impacted. we've been making phone calls to pge and learned that the gas leak was capped within the last 30 minutes or so. no word on what led up to it, but we know it was at a construction site and if you were watching that video, you likely saw the bus service is resuming now. >>> developing right now and new within the past hour, harvey is officially a hurricane. the storm is quickly getting stronger. forecasters now say that the hurricane will likely become a category four hurricane before it makes to land fall. and this is along texas's central coast. corpus christi looks like it may be in direct path of the city but houston and new orleans are also keeping a close eye on any movement of that storm. >>> there is no need to panic, but there is need to be well-prepared. we're encouraging the public to do all they can to prepare as we do in any other weather event. get a plan, prepare to protect your personal property. >> right now store shelves as you can see right there are being cleared out

you know the democratic party is the -- robert byrd was part of the ku klux klan and the democrats justheel him in a wheelchair. have you guys cut me off yet? host: no, brian, but we have a lot of callers so we're going to shawn from our independent line. hi, shawn. caller: hi, good morning. host: good morning. do you think hate speech should be protected? caller: yes and no. t's a duality of it. some of the things those guys say, some things make sense and are relevant. so we should give them a platform to hear what they're saying and negate where they're coming from. because i remember seeing the things that happened last weekend in weekend and they were addressing the jews would not replace us but all our organizations that have black interests which i'm a brother nd home sexual with the -- homosexual and gay agenda. why don't they have jewish organizations that's speaking? because that's one of the specific points that were made. and another thing is will -- no, i just will listen. thank you so much. you look great and you do a great job. and you're a credit to your race, the human

you know, there's lady byrd and she is going down the list of things about what you did right, what you did wrong, he's like, yes, accepting of all of it. you see a sense of a team despite other stories about his womanizing and all kinds of things. >> yeah, but he intimidated her too, was pretty brutal to her. >> yeah, you can be a team without real affection. >> without affection, that's what i'm saying. >> i think there was some. like the happiest couple that i ever encountered was julia dent grant and ulysses s. grant. they were genuinely, genuinely devoted to each other. when he gave up his presidency, they didn't know what to do and so they took a trip around the world and reporters went with them. the reporters would record that at the end of the day ulysses -- she called him ulys, they would sit in the corner holding hands like young lovers. he stayed alive with throat cancer, in deep pain to finish his memoirs so that he could leave money to his wife, who by the way i must tell you was the dumbest human being. [ laughter ] >> if you don't believe ignorance can be bliss, writing

. >> at least robert byrd vocalized that change. >> yes. steve scalise came out -- >> my only point to both of you guys at this table is let's not be selective in our outrage. let's not try to root the cancer out just because it's offensive in our face today. i think that the republican party has a cancer in its base. and that cancer is not only debilitating to the republican party, that cancer is debilitating to the united states of america. >> we got the take a quick break. protesters topple a confederate statue in north carolina tonight. this comes after the violent protests obviously in charlottesville over the confederate statue there. should these statues be taken down and are we racing history? i'll get the panel's take after the break. over the course of 9 days steve chooses to walk 26.2 miles. that's a marathon. and he does it with dr. scholl's. only dr. scholl's has massaging gel insoles that provide all-day comfort to keep him feeling more energized. dr. scholl's. born to move. ♪ [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer m

school receptionist ruth byrd killed in the blast.ast night crews pulled the body of another staff member from the debris. nine adults were taken to the hospital one in critical condition. it's not clear how many children may have been inside but the academy says every summer school student is accounted for. >> the lights went out and the ceiling started to collapse so we knew to get out immediately. >> as soon as i started to take a step or two towards my door, then it just exploded. >> this is a day of extraordinary heartbreak in minneapolis. the school is at the heart of a neighborhood and the heart of a community. >> hundreds gathered at a vigil last night for those victims. >> dozens of durham north carolina ymca evacuated from a pool was a... because of a chemical leak. the leak involved chemicals used for everyday upkeep of the swimming pools but a chemical issue mixed them together causing the toxic tombs. fumes. >> survey by a quinnipiac poll found 33 percent, one in three approve of the president's performance in office. dow

. >> it is and it was with robert byrd and the democrat party, for example who accepted him.n are we going to go out and take his name off buildings around the country? when are democrats going to march? by the way to decides what comes down appear in this country needs to be a part. >> eboni: that's a separate -- as you say accurately that's a distinct conversation and i'm happy to have it. >> i know that the fighting is good in this show and i know that's important. let's have the human common denominator tonight that there are lives that were lost, families in grief. we lost those that would protect us. >> two great troopers. >> two wonderful troopers. >> eboni: we called them out by name on this program because they matter. >> people are hurting. let's be the common denominator. we stand for humanity and grace and dignity. the republican party is the party of more. greater opportunity for all. and while we talk about the terrible tragedies that happened over the weekend, there is a lot of other beautiful stories happening in this country. americans are enjoying a better e

police say one of the victims has been identified as a receptionist at the school. 47-year-old ruth byrdezuela president has dismissed allegations which claim that voter turnout totals in sunday's elections were manipulated a least 1 million votes. the allegation was made by the software firm which was hired to provide voting machines across the country. meanwhile the united nations is calling for an investigation into the deaths of at least 10 people in venezuela during demonstrations over sunday's elections. the u.s. called the election a sham and levied financial sanctions against the country but the u.s. did not place sanctions on venezuela's oil industry. >> northwestern university associate professor is wanted in the stabbing death of a man last week in a chicago apartment. police have obtained arrest warrants for 42-year-old wyndam lathem who lives in the apartment where the body was found. now lathem is an associate professor of microbiology at northwestern's fine burg school of medicine where he worked as a researcher. the other suspect is 56-year-old andy warren a treasury assi

the total, and the rule, so they created the burden rule, and now we all divine the understanding byrd rule means. molly talks about how the people to watch versus when you go from the regular procedures to the simple majority procedures available to watch are the ,,dian member of the chamber the median member of the , and the senators under the most immediate electoral pressure. congrats. and that they should, right? -- shift, right? senator mccain, , forectoral pressure senator heller is the one to one. of the things he cares about are the. geothermals like industry, the gambling industry, the tax code, so that is what i othere looking for, and senators kind of brings her hand and want to be the pivotal senator and hold their vote out for something they might want to 14-12 from a is commitment, if not through regular order, at least through committee, gives every single one of those republicans the ability to try and create some leverage. and that's what molly said the same cross pressure, too. he needs a love money to run a very expensive race in nevada. that crosses more of the lin

picture of take a robert byrd down, john f. kennedy -- if you go on the internet, he praised at off son.r's -- adolph his you can go on internet for that. friends withdy was the brilliant german rocket science -- scientists. he had such brainpower in , they were sitting in a car together waiting to the crowds. he was a member of process. rights about black a member of the senate virginia veteran andtnam war member of the virginia war memorial commission, understanding the purpose of confederate memorials. erected monuments to those who fought in war several decades after the war. the confederate soldier monument at the old courthouse in leesburg was erected 43 years after the war ended. and in syracuse, new york. what do you think? caller: i don't think they should take the statues down. and what is happening in north carolina. host: north hollywood california. caller: i think they should take the statues down and. at one point i didn't think that they should, but after giving it some serious thought i believe they should take

. >> senator harry byrd of virginia who organized the massive resistance movement said the u nan mouse decision of the supreme court to abolish segregation is not only sweeping, excuse me, but will bring implications and dangers of the greatest consequence. it is the most serious blow that has yet been, and vitally affecting their authority and welfare? they authored the southern manifesto and signed by 19 senators and more than 80 raptive, all of them southern democrats in congress. what was the effect of that? >> can you imagine as you said, calling it black monday and then signing the southern manifesto was precisely to encourage southern states to resist in the ways that the manifesto demanded. and the resistance as tamiko suggested was powerful. people across the south set up private academies for their kids. in 1959 they closed the entire school system rather than integrate any it was closed for five years. the public schools in south carolina were closed for a great period of time. norfolk, charlottesville, and warren county, schools were all closed by state officials and then f

so i would like to give senator byrd, senator tillis the opportunity to welcome those hear from your home states. >> thank you, chairman collins and ranking member casey for holding this important hearing on military caregivers. i particularly thank you are allowing senator tillis and myself the opportunity to share the pleasure of introducing the fine north carolina witness says we are here to testify and represent here today. military caregivers is an extremely important issue nationally and certainly in north carolina were veterans make up 10% of our population. we have to power couples fighting for veterans represented here today and for my half of the introductions i want to welcome my former colleague in the united states senate and good friend, elizabeth dole, back to the senate. senator dole has distinguished public record of public service in and out of government that many no hear from leading the department of transportation to serving as secretary of labor, to serving as president of the american red cross, senator dole has been there with grace and diligence. what i want