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c-span: the third person you focus on is robert joseph pershing foster. i understand pershing comes from john j. pershing, black jack pershing. >> guest: the end of world war i when he was born, the hero of the day and his mother wanted her son, her black baby to have this important names that would be commemorated of the big hero of the day. c-span: i looked him up and saw he tossed african-americans, general pershing did before he was involved in the war. >> guest: i didn't realize that. that is amazing. c-span: and he was so tough that they used the n word to define him and that crossed over to call him black jack and they meant that. a lot of soldiers thought he was tough and that was negative. >> guest: i can't say whether his mother was aware of that. i doubt she would have been. one of the things i write about this fall hole naming of a child was a special thing for these parents in the south because there was little else they could give their children. they didn't often have anything. they often had these imperious sounding names, queen, admiral, major, particularly militant, name them

j. buchanan. we thank you very much. >> thank you. >> for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at q-and-a.org. q&a programs are also available as c-span podcasts. >> coming up, members of the parliament considers scotland's independence from the u.k.. louisianarity whip of speeding in his home district about the current state of congress. later, a look back at woodstock and its cultural impact 45 years >> the british house of commons is in recess until early september. we are showing you proceedings. a national referendum is scheduled for september 18 on whether scotland should end their 305-year-old political union with england. british prime minister david cameron is opposed to the measure, and scottish national party leader is in favor of independence. this first minister's questions is one half hour. thank you very much presiding officer. his plans forts the rest of the day. presiding officer, yesterday, the governor of the bank of england said and i quote, uncertainty of arrangements could raise financial stability issues. the first minister is -- an option which has been called stupidity. a separate scottish currency, -- hi

j. buchana. >> thank you. for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at q-and-a. org. q&a programs are also available at c-span podcasts. >> coming up, members of the scottish parliament considers scotland's independence from the u.k.. at 11:00, another chance to see q and a with conservative political commentator pat buchanan. >> this month, c-span presents debates on what makes america great, evolution and genetically -- genetically modified foods. and campusn debt sexual assault. new perspectives on issues including global warming, voting rights, fighting infectious disease and food safety. and our history tour, showing sights and sounds from america's historic basis for it find our tv schedule one week in advance on c-span.org. let us know what you think about the programs you're watching. 202-626-3400, or e-mail us at c-span.org. join the conversation. like us on facebook him a follow us on twitter. >> the british hou

c-span: what kind of the home did you grow up and end your said your mother was from georgia and your father from j jet -- a virginia. what's their story? >> guest: their story is my mother came from washington d.c. at the end of world war ii. she was a young girl. she found work in the governme government. she was doing filing work in a sort of thing for the government and obviously there were many opportunities for people during world war ii. my father was a tuskegee airman and after the war he came to washington as well. they obviously would never have met otherwise have been not come up. they both enrolled at howard university which is where they met. they finally eventually realize that they were the right people for one another and married and then came me. c-span: brothers and sisters? >> guest: i am the only child my mother gave birth to because i was very late in her life. c-span: are your parents alive? >> guest: father died unfortunately before the book came out and my mother is alive and has basically a shrine to the book. in her home. c-span: here in washington? >> guest: no she is in

c-span.org. join the conversation, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter. >>> edward klein's book, "blood feud," examines the relationship between the obamas and clintons, arguing animosity between the political families has created j rifto in the democrat -- this i 45 minutes. takin >>> our next guest joins us fro new york and he's the author of a new book taking a look at relationships between the clintons and the obamas. it's "blood feud," the title, edward klein joining us from ne: york. mr. klein, welcome.ntion >> thank you for having tome. >> why did you turn your uest: attention to these two families? >> well, the media has spent a a great deal of time writing and talking about the feud that o exists in the republicanf party between the tea party and the establishment wings of that bee party, but has spent virtually no time at all on the feud that's going on between the two great democratic families, the obamas and the clintons, and that feud is going to affect who's going to get the democratic nomination and maybet even who is in the white house in 2016. so i thought it was an important story that deserved a book. >> so, mr. klein, what is the o feud naover, as you see it?s >> the feud is over many o differ

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j. buchanan. we thank you very much. >> thank you. >> for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at q-and-a.org. q&a programs are also available as c-span podcasts. washington journal is next. live with your phone calls. and at >> coming up next on "washington journal," the latest on the situation in iraq regarding airstrikes and the kurdish population in the northern region. , director of the washington dc office for the kurdistan regional government. a discussion on lyndon johnson's goals for improving education in the 1960's. part of "washington journal's" weeklong look at lbj's great society. ♪ good morning. monday, august 18, 2014. president obama returns to the white house late last night, taking a break from his martha's vineyard vacation for meetings today. increasingly tense situation in ferguson, missouri. the president plans to meet with eric holder for an update on investigation into the shooting death of an automatic black teenager by a ferguson officer. governor jay nixon announced early this morning that he was deploying the missouri national guard to the area

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document -- i was on c-span a while ago and told people the same thing. it is on my website. -- j zogbyil me at y ogby, i will e-mail you the trajectory. host: a viewer off of twitter says that the people of gaza realize that hamas brings only death to them, can the people renew -- remove hamas from power? guest: we did a poll and said if you thought these were possible, who would you vote for, and 70% said they would vote for the party of mahmoud abbas. dated nothing piece was possible. -- they did not think peace was possible. that you need to transform the economy of gaza some people do not fear despair. people turn to extremism when they feel hopeless and despair. if you want to change the width people think you give them -- if you want to change the way people think, you give them opportunity and hope and options in their lives. if we fundamentally transform the conditions of life and gaza, a legsimply will not have to stand on, but as long as we continue the blockade, deny them importing, exporting, the ability to leave the country -- there were american fulbright fellows an

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