whatever happened to robert byrd?t party makes him a majority leader, makes in a minority leader, he's got a statue in the capital. i noticed pelosi doesn't talk about taking that down, the grand kleagle. i also noticed you gave the eulogy for robert byrd and obama and biden gave a eulogy for robert byrd. let me make a quick suggestion. there had to be four debates, three trump versus biden, and one biden versus biden. where does he stand on busing today? he was for it, against it, for it, where deceased anime crime bill? today? he was an author, now he was against it, where does he stand with segregationist? use to work with them, not against it. four debates, three trump versus biden, one biden versus biden. >> sean: i can't top that. more "hannity" after this. thank you, mark. it's so good to see you. you too! so really, how are you? oh well, look! that's what we're both taking right now, fanapt. you know it's really been helping me manage my schizophrenia. i used to hear these terrible voices. loser! you're such a

hillary clinton called robert kkk byrd her friend and her mentor.e a look. >> today the country has lost a true american original. he was a man of surpassing eloquence and nobility. >> imagine if donald trump had said something like that of alberta. he revealed robert kkk byrd also. let's watch. >> robert seabird elevated the senate. if there was ever a senator, he was the embodiment of the state. and, standing up and the people he probably was part of. >> sean: it's actually refreshing to see the ever forgetful joe get out a few sentences without stumbling all over them. especially with comments like this, take a look. >> we got more questions. >> if you have a problem figuring out whether you premiered trumpet, then you ain't black. to be one of those remarks apparently causing some pretty widespread anger, let's take a look. >> i think that uncle joe, you have a lot of phone calls and he will not be making that mistake ever again in his life. >> sean: leo terrel, nationally syndicated radio talk show host larry elder. if you know the history of a

the building was 100 yards where harlan byrd live d.ed to the police about defending chelsea at the party. the detectives didn't think so. >> the first thing we did was call harlin -- harlin bird in for another interview. >> reporter: yeah. we think finally we got our guy here. >> yes. >> reporter: because you'd been kind of wonky about him before, right? >> yes. >> yeah. >> things looked like they were adding up that we might finally have somethin' on harlin. >> reporter: harlin came back to the station, this time with an attorney. >> how do we explain that those items were found that close to your grandma's house? >> i can't explain it. >> you recognize how bad that looks? >> i understand how bad that looks, but it has nothing to do with me. >> reporter: harlin admitted he had been to the abandoned building where the costume was found. >> do you have any thoughts as to why some of her clothing would be found 1/10 of a mile from your grandma's place? >> no, unless someone is over there trying to frame me. >> reporter: harlin was adaman

what this byrd rule is -- and we ask what this big wall is.scernible] his mother is a very good cook. the dutch people are known for their cooking. [indiscernible] we walk across the dock and along the canals and we come over and see a great big bang, and we say what is that, hans? says that's a windmill. what is that for? we use it for the greens. what is it? >> a windmill. narrator: the sawmill stands idle now from time to time. a man can't live by timber anymore. cut our trees left to saplings. once, 100 years ago, this land was a dense forest. all a man needed then was strength in his arms and a sharp axe. the woods were rich with pines and hardwood. ♪ narrator: but they cut the timber and built over the land. they were scotch and irish, dutch and german. ♪ narrator: they came for freedom, adventure, and land. they wanted a place where there was room for a man to clear himself a form. ♪ they found timber to live by and land to work. saplings were left and the soil gave out. ♪ >> now we are in switzerland. these are great big hills, and her

pelosi called called byrd a great american patriot. schumer also heaped praise on senator byrd. without a doubt, cd hypocritical history of what is the democratic party that they would like america to forget. for example, biden once worked side-by-side with segregationists including the former klansman. during a speech in 1973, joe biden praised southern democrats and said that the two-party system in the south was "good for [bleep] and at the same time, biden was actively working to slow integration by opposing school busing. according to nbc news, "he led the charge on an issue that kept black students away from classrooms of white students." 1977, biden worried his children would grow up in his words a racial jungle if integration isn't done in an orderly way. 1993, referred to inner-city young people as predators on the streets. he coauthored a crime bill that ramped up prison sentences for dozens of crimes, that's where disparate sentencing came into play and that's what donald trump fixed. predators on our streets? really, joe? biden's rhetoric didn't stop in the '90s. 200

robert byrd. west virginia -- and joined the union the union. >> sean: hang on, hang on, we're going to hold you over. when we come back were going to play one of the leaders of black lives matter on the channel earlier tonight and nancy pelosi actually blaming republicans for what happened to george floyd. and the latest on the lawlessness rampant in democratic-run cities. the great one weighs in on that as we continue. straight ahead. - i'm jeff anderson. for 37 years we have been fighting for survivors of child sex abuse. even in these uniquely challenging times we're still fighting with dedication and devotion. california law gives survivors a chance to take legal action, but only for a limited time. if you were sexually abused by a priest, scout leader, coach or teacher contact us confidentially today. it's time. >> sean: earlier tonight, here on fox news channel, the story of black lives matter leader. the ones that said, what do we want? dead cops. what we want them? now. this leader about

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byrd show," yes >> yes yes.r that. >> seth: yes it was an education, yeah. [ laughter ] >> so, you know, that's what i was doing. >> seth: so you came to new york from atlanta >> yeah. >> and you sort of alluded to in your snl monologue, it was an interesting time to be in new york that had a lot of great elements in the '80s and '90s [ laughter ] because some people would say new york has been cleaned up but there was a part of new york that obviously was exciting and dangerous. >> well, no, but when i came here in the 1980s -- [ laughter ] no, it was still -- it was still dirty and fun. >> seth: yeah. >> it was so much fun. but you know, giuliani -- it was about '95 when it got cleaned up and i had left the scene by then i don't know if my leaving the scene was part of how it got cleaned up [ laughter ] >> but - >> seth: you know what, we might manage to clean it up now. we're not going to take it on when rupaul is here. [ laughter ] >> no, but you know, actually, when i got famous, that's when the drag fun en

followed by a morale suffering 3 nil loss to frankfurt flavio coffers man start of the clash with vaults byrd still in the automatic drop so they stuck by their coach when most other clubs would have long moved on. struggling braman knew they have to tighten up at the back i. felt spurs are chasing a europa league spot and always carry a threat i think because feldstein have generally seen an improvement since the coronavirus break fine margins have been the difference i think we have to take more risk cause we have to go full to the situations also the last pass has to be better be we get to the last 3rd but then the last pass is not always good here finally a good last pass but still not enough. i. fell's constant enthusiasm coupled with the times brutal honesty have won him big friends in the brain and boardroom loyalty is a rare commodity these days but if the 2004 bonus needed champions get relegated will be seen as folly instead of. middle of the break. if. the torrential downpour fell in the 2nd tough was it a chance for the ball to zip off the surface or just a bad omen to sum up raym

no idea, that is 50 years ago. 65 years ago, were still reeling from the situations because james byrd in 1998 rodney king in 1994, walter scott, without video today, that situation would've never happened in minneapolis, even though it happened it would not have happened, without video walter scott would not have happened, even though it happened it was only the video thatit brought. >> a good answer and i appreciate it, let's turn it to a second to the economy and the subject of her series and obviously were in a difficult spot, right now with the level of unemployment in the drop in economic growth that we will see in the second quarter, were trying to reopen everywhere, how optimistic are you that we can have an economic recovery that is relatively strong and swift. i'm not to believe that we will bounce back fast and i do think it could takee a decade where we were but tell me your thoughts. >> i certainly think the definition of recovery matters, i would say that we will see a strong recovery starting next month from my perspective in about four months now. we will turnve optimis

janell byrd—chichester is the director of the thurgood marshall institute at the naacp legal defencearch, targeted advocacy campaigns, and public education initiatives in pursuit of racialjustice. thank you so much forjoining us. named after thurgood marshall never remembers the fact that he was the lead lawyer in brown versus board of education in 1954 anti—segregation. we look at the time line from brown versus board of education until now, where does the george floyd case fit? this is all a part of a continuum. brown was critical because it broke the back of legal apartheid in the united states. but the struggle to make the promise of brown real as continued with us. and with the interconnection between education, employment, housing and police brutality, what policing means or community means it's all integrated. this is just means or community means it's all integrated. this isjust part means or community means it's all integrated. this is just part of the continuing of the effort to try and fight racial discrimination and racism in the us but at this particular time, we are now

saved two jobs, including maquisha byrd's. >> it took a lot of weight off my shoulders, because right this is my only source of income. >> reporter: they supplied hospitals and businesses. >> she's wearing her face shield and her mask. >> reporter: eight-year-old elody baynes ordered in bulk. >> thank you so very much. >> thank you. thank you. >> we need more people to help, because there's a lot of people in this world, so we want to help them to stay safe. >> collectivism is important. we have to take care of each other. it's probably not the last time something like this is going to happen. >> reporter: and we're all a piece of the same pie. adriana diaz, cbs news, chicago. >> o'donnell: we do have to take care of each other, and i love a zza. mushroom pizza. we'll be rig we'll be right back. and, can leave you feeling extremely sad and disinterested. overwhelmed by bipolar depression? ask about vraylar. not all types of depression should be treated the same. vraylar effectively helps relieve all symptoms of bipolar depression... with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients wit

the democrats out of what's been happening here in the last week or so i do it let me explain why byrd remember the day after it was an artery and with this enormous women's march in washington and the momentum and really carried the democrats in elections in 201718 when they took back control of the house and even elections in 2019 and the turnout in the primaries this year for democrats has also been way our quarterback cut off after coronavirus ad and i would say that we're americans for people of color generally and for frankly anybody of any records there can be no more stark contrast between dark promise approach to happen down the protests and joe biden kind of basically telling people that we horrify protests as you did notion of whether development might be providing the viewpoint panic among black americans that's how black americans voted you know what over 20 katty try to present it over with this rallying behind. your body even though some of the people he was running against were themselves african-american so notwithstanding what you just heard there is no confidence amo

midway through the 1st half aggression from colognes keeper led to a change from the spot for alex byrd. team overall though kept his cool when it counted. pal seemed to prevent outskirt from taking the lead florian need a lesson or has missed 2 of his last 3 penalties in the bundesliga in the 2nd half with less than 10 minutes left cologne brought in season striker anthony majestic and the 32 year old made his presence felt. that this 3rd goal in his last 4 games to put the visitors ahead when he fired through the alps birth defects but the lead would be short lived only lasting 3 minutes alberg in possession from burgos cross finds philip max who slotted it home to level the score one all. max's 8th goal of the season a personal best. hausberg remain unbeaten in a club record 11 but if they get matches against cologne. well this might ease and it's not down south in spite easing it's the locked out in south africa which has been in place since the end of march the country's economic the economic consequences of it the poor particularly hard unemployment is soaring with millions out of

clinton's administration removed the group even after the president's special envoy to the balkans robert byrd described the calle late as without any questions a terrorist group today that she said that he will immediately resign if the indictment is confirmed because of the declared its independence in 2008 and it's currently recognized by 97 out of 193 united nations member states after decades tensions between serbia and kosovo remain high and have been exploited in the power struggle between east and west as well as the us and e.u. many believe she's indictment is a part of the latter tussle last week the u.s. special envoy richard grinnell tweeted the president of cost of all has just informed us that he has canceled his trip to washington d.c. following the announcement made by the special prosecutor's office i respect his decision not to attend the discussions until the legal issues of those allegations are settled we. look forward to saturday's discussions which will be led by president bush and prime minister hold to that meeting never happened instead. ended up in separate meetings

remember what joe biden also did, he gave the eulogy to robert byrd. he was the grand wizard. i wonder if nancy pelosi is sending a letter to the dnc to not have him as the nominee for the democratic party. just as she wants to remove statute, she should remove him as well for what he honored in the grand wizard and that eulogy of the grand winner. let's talk about angela. she is a very proud of her brother. her brother was murdered while defending a courthouse in the riots of oakland less than two weeks ago. you did not hear the democrats talk about that. the underwood family and the floyd family both deserve justice and that's what the hearing is about. he stood before the court and remember what the court stands for, the rule of law. a van pulled up, opened up and open to gunfire at him and his partner. and killed him in cold blood. it did not know him but targeted him based upon the uniform of what he wore. that is not the american way. >> are they serious about defunding the police? and that's a radical base of the democratic party. it seems like defunding police, but peo

stephen byrd will take over as chief executive officer likely by the end of the third quarter.oining us now, we are delighted to be joined by douglas flint, the ceo of standard life aberdeen. thank you for giving us your time. does your company need a radical new strategy to stop investor outflows? douglas: i thing our strategy is very clear. it is one the board supports and it is all about execution. i think keith has done a fantastic job. job have done a fantastic to create future growth. great complementary in terms of product size. basically an evolution into the next phase to build on that platform to build on the opportunities we can see. the chiefwhy was executive change necessary at this time? what will mr. burda bring that keith skeoch didn't? douglas: he is different. it is a benchmark in his own mind to what he wants to do next. we are coming up to three years on the combination of standard life and aberdeen. we are also coming out of a very difficult period of coronavirus and the way we have been working over this period, which keith has led fantastically. as we ent

all the lovely word said about the former klansman, grand hub hubei, robert kkk byrd, monuments to democrats and all the other -- lots of other examples and we watch the media. you know tv ratings and you also no law enforcement. a tv show doesn't last 32 years on the air like cops unless people are watching in high numbers. life pd, one of the highest rated shows on cable. we actually get to learn a lot by watching how dangerous this job is but also i would argue it keeps everybody honest. i've been an advocate of this for years. >> this cancel culture, you understand it's cannibalistic. life pd, he is a leftist. i don't have any problem with that. and that's not the point. >> the websites, i don't want them canceled. that's part of being on television. i'm fair game like anyone else, and have your way. the irony right now is a leftist who has websites that attack us, who is the one defending dan abrams and his show? us. not the leftists. >> sean: you know who defended bill maher? bill maher. bill maher hates me. i defend bellmawr all the time. i don't like anything he says. what a lot of p

jessica byrd, with us, and jonathan, a daca recipient.ess, you're the reason we're all hanging out together on a sunday. you tweet that the movement has struggled together and learned from each other, and it's no accident that this daca decision and the uprisings are happening together. tell me more. >> well, immigrants' rights activists and others, if you look at the next generation of civil rights leaders, that's who is leading the protests all over our country. that is who is putting forward the case for the daca decision, those are all people who are united in our vision for racial justice, whether for immigration or defunding police, we're clear that we will not be free until all of us are free. and our freedom and bound together, and we need to work together to do that in a movement. and that's exactly what happened this week. it's beautiful, joyful, and exciting. >> you know, jessica, i think a lot of people are familiar with electoral politics, because they think of themselves as participants in it. everybody talks about the novem

up elections like that, it is a remnant of the harry byrd machine, designed to suppress votes, to make sure the wrong people did not vote. ? o did they mean men and women of color. we have to address those of barriers to voting. make it easier, streamline it to maximize the vote. what can we do to get more people to participate, not fewer ? some of the existing instructions we haven't virginia continue to discourage participation. -- have in virginia continue to discourage or dissipation. jocelyn: i will pass it over to the congressman and then the rep.or close area connolly: i want to -- to close. rep. connolly: i want to thank everybody for coming today. i would like to think a for his team and my team for hosting this event. these are really difficult times, but we will come out at the end and the sun will shine again. hopefully we will reflect upon this experience and come out stronger as a community and a nation. anything obviously i or my office can do to help anybody get through this, we stand ready to help. i know senator warner does as well. thank you all for participating. ev

remember what joe biden also did but he gave the eulogy to robert byrd. the grand wizard, he was. i wonder if nancy pelosi is sending a letter to the dnc to not have him as a nominee for the democratic party, just as she wants to remove statues, she should remove him as well for what he honored in the grand wizard in that eulogy of a dinner, a funeral. saw powerful words and listen to him. the first black woman to ever be a councilwoman of lancaster, california. very proud of her brother. her brother was murdered while defending a courthouse in the riots in oakland less than two weeks ago. you did not hear the democrats talk about that. the underwood family and that the floyd both deserve justice. that's what this hearing was about. stood before the court. remember what the court stands for. a van pulled up, opened up, open gun fire at him and his partner. and killed him in cold blood. did not know him but targeted him based upon the uniform on what he wore. that's not the america we know and the america we should stand for. >> sean: i've got to tell you something. are they seriou

. >> reporter: in florida, a hard-fought return home for 92-year-old holocaust survivor stephi byrd.r husband to covid-19 in march and find out five days later she had it too. as 12 weeks and a plasma donation from her daughter, her family calls her recovery a miracle. >> every single one did their best and took care of me like a baby. thank you. >> reporter: trevor alt, abc news, new york. >> ahead, a downturn on donations. how you can help make a difference. >>> and here is a live look from our walnut creek camera. and geico loves helping riders get to where they're going, so to help even more, geico is giving new and current customers a fifteen percent credit on their motorcycle policies with the geico giveback. and because we're committed for the long haul, the credit lasts your full policy term. the geico giveback. helping riders focus on the road ahead. >>> let's take a live look behind me at our golden gate bridge camera. people have been reporting suspicious musical tones coming from the area. if you've heard it yourself, your ears are not deceiving you. the bridge has starte

. >> they had robert byrd who was a grand wizard of the ku klux klan and as far as i can tell his namey rest stop in west virginia. >> you are right. the second "indiana jones" film was called out for negative and stereotypical depictions of india while the "silence of the lambs" iss problematic because the serial killer in the film does not identify as trams, in other words, hannibal lector, i will say it is unspeakably ugly to me. >> laura: i thought i read somewhere it was disrespectful or offensive to vegans. >> that would be a better complaint. i guess everything needs a disclaimer and a warning and a group discussion, gives me the popcorn and i will enjoy the movie. that is it. >> laura: raymond, thank you so much. that was quite excellent and we will have "final thoughts" when we come back. ♪ worried about staying worried about staying sharp and alert? forebrain, from the harvard-educated experts at force factor, contains key ingredients to help boost memory, learning, clarity, focus, and more! rush to walmart and find forebrain, our #1 brain booster, in the vitamin aisle. .. >>

and donald byrd is just a brilliant story teller. >> he did a beautiful job with this, as did all ofour performers, your dancers. so what emotions, you know, are you feeling today? juneteenth weekend, and on the day of the president's scheduled rally in tulsa. >> well, i'm hopeful, you know. there is so much to not be hopeful about, but when i see what my dancers have been doing during this time, we have something called all access where they are making sure that these messages of hope of common humanity continue to be celebrated to bring you online content, i'm hopeful because people will be seeing greenwood that may have not otherwise been coming to the theater to see it in the first place. so i know that any time there is destruction, there's also opportunity to build and rebuild. and we want to be a part of that. >> so alvin aily has a long history of of making authors think, and making us all see the world we all live in through different prisms. so why is that more important now than ever, in your view? >> in nigh my vimy view, it's i that we have to realize that we are more al

he's the one that gave eulogy at senator robert byrd's funeral. we can go down the list.not provide any significant change for the black community. in fact, he supported mass incarceration when it came to supporting the 1994 crime bill. this is in complete contrast to president trump who has been focused on uplifting the black community. just this week he signed executive order on police reform where in essence he's ensuring that these police departments implement these best practices and you know how he did it, law enforcement and community leaders. chris: but let me ask you about the president's record when it comes to race. let's take the case of mary elizabeth taylor who was an assistant secretary of state and one to have highest ranking african americans in the trump administration. she was a member of the administration until she quit this week and she issued this statement that i want to put on the screen. the president's comments and actions surrounding racial injustice in black americans caught sharply against my core values and convictions. mercedes, this is a c

. >> they had robert byrd who was a grand wizard of the ku klux klan and as far as i can tell his nameevery rest stop in west virginia. >> you are right. the second indiana jones film was called out for negative and stereotypical depictions of india while the "silence of the lambs" is problematic because the serial killer in the film does not identify as trams come in other words, hannibal lector come i will say it is unspeakably ugly to me. speak >> laura: i thought i read somewhere it was disrespectful or defensive to vegans. >> that would be a better complaint. i guess everything needs a disclaimer and a warning and a group discussion, gives me the popcorn and i will enjoy the movie. that is it. >> laura: raymond, thank you so much. that was quite excellent and we will have "final thoughts" when we come back. so what's going on? i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh... i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 7 million dogs

this year the espys will be a more intimate affair hosted by soccer superstar megan rapinoe,, sue byrd, and russell wilson, who is rocking a red carpet right in his backyard with wife sierra. >> we'll have some special moments when we're together. >> reporter: and our verywn a special award honoring college athletes. >> use our influence and renounce all violence. the racial profiling has to stop. >> we may suffer alone but we survive together. >> reporter: this year, the show spotlighting calls for social justice. >> it's a no-brainer for us to really emphasize the significance of what's going on around the world. >> what if i was george floyd? >> if i was george floyd. >> reporter: wilson is one of countless athletes who have spoken out in support of the black lives matter movement. nfl commissioner roger goodell changing his stance, now supporting players who peacefully protest including by kneeling during the anthem and encouraging teams to hire former 49er colin kaepernick. >> to draw attention to the idea that racism is still real. >> reporter: he says having another baby on the

will take down these statues and renamed their bases, why will they not take down the names of robert byrd, the democratic senator who has bridges and highways named after him. why will that not be taken down? thank you. host: chuck in owings mills, maryland, a supporter of the efforts. go ahead. caller: i support taking them down. , i mean, people that they rose up against our country. they are traitors. i have yet to see a statue of benedict arnold or the rosenbergs were anything like that. overdue. they were put up by the daughters of the confederacy like 30 years after the civil war to romanticize the cause. host: was this an issue before the last couple of weeks or a recent thing for you? caller: if been an issue probably for 15 years or so, since i really have grown up -- i grew up in the south. overtime, my eyes have been opened. just hearing more and more about -- it is time. it is overdue. it is way overdue. that is all. it is time. host: chuck in owings mills, maryland: to give his thoughts. every morning, we open with, or most mornings, we open with a shot of the u.s. capitol. o

robert teddy byrd was the senator from west virginia for many years, he was the grand wizard of the kkkhe is now shown to be a great symbol of somebody who can change their mind. also i want to know, if those people who have been -- who are supporting this, five months ago, did you know anything about this? most of you supporters had no idea that these particular ports were named after former confederate generals, so you are just following the bandwagon because you have to. you don't know the history. host: that is mary in missouri. today for, u.s. afforded statements -- reported statements by the president saying "i am a nationalist." for his part, the house minority leader kevin mccarthy holding a press conference in washington, d.c., talked about this idea of changing those statues in the u.s. capitol. [video clip] >> when it comes to u.s. statues, states have the power to select who comes forward. we changed a california statute and we added ronald reagan -- statue and we added ronald reagan. the statues were voted upon by by legislature and brought mississippi and other states. whe

business insider reports james byrd instead donated $440,000 to the trump campaign.he report says the donations led to but instead getting a seat in a roundtable talk with the prthe restaurant industry, with other prominent restaurant chains. those critical of the donations have flooded replies to the wendy's twitter account. >>> many like owned businesses are picking up the pieces after looters damaged stores during the george flight protests, coming up, the message from one family to the looters who caused so much destruction across their community. >>> also a car dealership in the east bay just cleaned out by looters, weird happened, and how the thieves were able to drive off the lot with more than 70 new cars and trucks. >>> up next, the city of vallejo calling in extra help after looting and riots. how the national guard will help try to keep the peace. >>> solano county, reassessing the way officers are hired. a new proposal officials are working on in response to the police custody death of george floyd. >> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2. >>> and

remember covering with my producer -- we went down to mississippi to cover the case of otis james byrdd near the property of the woman he alleged to have murdered. he winds up dead and we never could get any clarity on it and a lot of the black folks didn't believe it was a suicide. there was another case of a guy called kendrick johnson whose body was found rolled in a gym mat in a high school. his family wants a new investigation. they have always claimed that he didn't kill himself. the thing is that when it's a black man or a woman and they're killed in a strange way, particularly hanging, it is suspicious to a lot of black folks. is there something that law enforcement should be doing to communicate differently on these cases because people are afraid that lynching is back, given the atmosphere in the country right now. >> yes, it should be suspicious to not only black citizens but all americans when anybody suffers a violent death like this. and law enforcement has to aggressively investigate it. let's go back to the last documented lynching probably not the last one, but the las

there's nothing more byrd-bennett taping system.i love that story. >> host: in the book here right after you left the presidency he said how's it possible that all these people could be so ungrateful to me after i had given them so much. >> i think what her in the most was the new how much you done for civil rights preview new much you done for poor people and he knew he he had done so much for education yet in the last years of his pregnant -- presence is public opinion say gone down and people forgot all the great things he accomplished. if he had only lived a longer historians are putting them higher up in the public opinion. knowing those great achievements medikid is so rights that the voting act would not have happened without his great skill with congress. >> host: he only lived for years after his presidency. did his depression began on january 231969? >> guest: i believe it did was a man who is so and tell him both in public life and politics, he could move about a. out the ranch he liked to replicate in a sense would at th