that was kit carson. butll end it there for now, that is when kit carson became a household name in the united states, because john c fremont mentioned him in his journals, which became best-selling books, and ultimately united this migration west of people who were interested in the west, along the oregon and the santa fe trail. 101.it carson prof. blackhawk: we are looking forward to the ap course this evening. [laughter] prof. blackhawk: we will find out this evening that carts and -- that carson plays a central role in the crucible we followed last night of the civil war. entirely clear why a missourian might side with the union, with the characteristics that characterize that state before and are in the civil war itself, -- before and during the civil war itself. as our next presenter, stephen ,as worth, -- stephen woodworth is keenly aware and knowledgeable about. stephen, what do you think when you hear about these early 19th, antebellum figures in history, and the coming of the civil war era? prof

johnny carson was talented. >> laura: you and i -- >> raymond: johnny carson. off the cuff.lightly different view, devil's advocate. i don't think the president should have elevated them by talking about them. late night industrial complex came together and they created this. a trifecta of attack on the president. watch. >> did you see trump's last night? >> nope. >> me, either. >> heard he said bad stuff about us. >> really? doesn't sound like him. >> he said we are lost souls. >> that is not right, that is cohen. hold on, i'll get him. >> guys, what is up? >> president trump -- >> president who? >> trump. donald trump. >> the real estate guy who sells steaks. >> he's president? >> yeah. >> house he doing? >> not so good. >> still on for lunch? >> yes. >> where do you want to eat? >> red hen. >> laura: so unfunny. >> raymond: not funny. something else really sad here, we need as americans, a place to unify and laughter, comedy was that place. jimmy fallon was the last hold-out in late night that kept politics on the low side and back burner, funny, games, silly, goofy, that

johnny carson was talented. >> laura: first of all we agree. >> we love johnny carson. >> laura: trumpould be a great late night host. >> off the cuff. but i take a slightly different view. devil's advocate. i don't think the president should have elevated them by attacking them. it elevates them. now the late night industrial complex came together and created this. a trifecta of attack on the president. watch. >> did you see trup's rally last night? >> me neither. i heard he said bad stuff about us. >> that doesn't sound like him. >> he said we were no talent, low lives, lost souls. >> that's not right. that's conan. hold on. i'll get him. >> hey, guys. what's up? >> president who? >> trump. >> donald trump. >> the real estate guy? he's president? >> yes. >> wow! how is he doing? >> not so good. >> still on for lunch? >> yeah. where do you want to eat? >> red hen. >> red hen. >> laura: oh, my god. that is so unfunny. >> it's not funny. there is something else sad here. we need americans a place to unify. laugh every, comedy was the place. jimmy fallon was the last one to keep politics

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it's why this has been a tough week where he was posted over the recent years at forts benning and carson and stewart and for all those who encountered these deployments. there are 14,000 americans serving right now tonight in afghanistan where the u.s. has indeed lost one of our very best and we of course, offer our condolences to his family. that is our broadcast on a wednesday night. we thank you so very much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters in new york.

president trump: ben carson, him than us, right? n korea -- ingle handily battled an overwhelming number of fighters without reinforcements. they didn't come. weren't there. he kept on fighting while of his severe wounds own. where is he? . president trump: in afghanistan edbyers rescued a hostage from talkeled a guard in hand-to-hand combat and shielded hostage from enemy rounds. every single recipient here this acted with heroism beyond description and courage measure. tremendous courage. you inspire, and universal among freedom loving people all around the world. they respect you so much. more than you would even know. you are at tonight, also thinking of your fellow warriors who didn't come home. many, many warriors did not come home. we, forever, remember and eternally honor america's fallen heroes. the warriors with us today of themselves e long after leaving active service. sammy davis.s i know sammy davis but it's a different sammy davis. name. where is sammy? [applause] thank you. true, ent trump: that's actually, isn't it?

. >> johnny carson wasn't just the host of the "the tonight show."a bow and say thank you and good night. >> 30 years is enough. it's a good time to get out while you are still on top of your game plan. >> johnny carson retiring in the early '90s was a huge chunk where the ice shelf breaks off. something that's been there for centuries thousands of years sudsly is suddenly is no longer there. >> that's a major mark on an era like that. >> johnny told no one what he planned to do and we wrntd prepared. and that set off a game of musical chairs who would get the throne and there was only one late night throne. >> jay leno had been carson's substitute host when he went on vacation. >> you know what's amazing, only six months ago people were talking about donald trump as a presidential candidate. that's true. since then he's had an affair, left his wife, run up a debt of several million dollars, so i guess he's going to be running as a democrat, huh. >> he wanted to stop the show and letter man was immediately following carson. and they had different sty

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carson and watching him on the tonight show withjohnny carson and he was a riot, so much fun, but asple don't really know how important is the reynolds acting company was. when he would get a film or television show in florida, he would hire all his students. he took acting incredibly seriously and he was an incredible teacher. he is also famous for turning down some roles, including a james bond movie. but he was about to appear in a quentin tarantino film? he had a wonderfulfilm to appear in a quentin tarantino film? he had a wonderful film that came out earlier this year. it was a natural and honest performance which he always gave. the other role, he told us he turned down the jack nicholson role in terms of endearment. wow. he was not a man who lived with regret, i can tell you that. lovely to talk to you. thank you very much indeed. very briefly, a quick reminder of a story that had a happy ending. in bangkok, they are celebrating the rescue of they are celebrating the rescue of the boys celebrated from a cave in. this was the scene. rescuers joining the boys had dinner at the

>>host: carson city arizona you are on the. >> hello.for,s it's carson city arizona. [laughter] the question is about. >>host: please go ahead and talk.hat y >> the question i have is the mexico is under the control of organized crime? the othera pre question that says mexico is ao, pretty big melting pot as a try. to become part of the united states that is not a popularar idea i think we need the mexican people i think i think it is important to both of our a countries to ndtravel back and forth without the constraintsout and then the wage laws would bea different and we would all be having similar prosperity do you see what i'm saying. there >>host: and get an answer in two seconds but how else are you to the border there? mac and mac to arizona.orchado. >>host: about 70 miles 70 miles from the border mac i would not say the cartel controls the mexican government but i would say there are regions across the code that are heavily in and some people would even argue controlled by cartels but not ae with the central government. mexico was also going through another bi

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comes back in 1868 with carson. he comes back because of the territorial crisis in this region following intrusions on the recognized ute reservation. tribes do not have the kind of toitary capacity they had resist incursions into the territories that they once had. with some exceptions, most ouix community. these reservations that are established through treaty become the homelands for tribal communities and help provide a kind of temporal division the interior u.s. history of the american west and the post-consolidated form of u.s. state control that theeasingly characterizes post-1860-ish world. if one leaves the reservation without a pass, continues ceremonies that have been prohibited, does not provide one's children to be sent to boarding schools, these become repercussions that are often violent and militarily enforced. those become the structuring elements of the reservation era world that might be familiar to us from other venues. basis for will be the the emergence of the 20th century native north america

>> you and carson. you said you guys played baby shark. kind of nightclub beat they've put to it now. >> i love it. >> it's banger now. what do you ha coming up next hour? >> so much good stuff. we're going to check back in in philly. how about that? >>nd the big game is tonight. >> that's right. >> who are you rooting for? >> who's goingo bealking the eagles? football is back. all the guys doing their fancy drafts. ai i love it. went over to mag begegyn kelly. they're stcoming up straight ahead. first a check of yr local weather and these messages. >>> 8:56 is your time now on this ty september 6, 2018. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. let's start with a che on the roads. >> good morning. an alert again, new hampshire and valley brook drive,an southbound are now. crash there with injuries here this morning. the belt way overall a little bit busy here this morning. so w are aittle bit delayed s a couple of different sp here other than that, no major issues. >> melissa, thank you. we'll take a quick break and check your forecast next. sta

johnny carson's number one job was to be funny. that night he had to do a monologue write me a monologue piece around that. instead of let's make fun of everybody. john wayne and jimmy stewart were republicans on tv twice a year when they had a movie coming out. he didn't have social media or viral videos, it's a different world. johnny carson, you talk about what he said the night before and then the next day you might talk about what he said the following night. now things live forever. >> can you imagine a dean martin roast today? that was all about making you laugh. >> guest: it would be rated as a hate crime. >> it would be. you just can't have fun anymore. he spent time talking about the southern poverty law center. there's a quote that you love from them. and that shocks me. a biased incident a speech or expression motivated the whole part of bias or prejudice. it differs in that how is bias motivated? isn't bias prejudice? >> in a way but not the way they define it. you have read in your beer and if i called you carrot top

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by him that he could to know the director general of the russian international affairs council mr carson awfully good to talk to you thank you very much for the time thank you for grossman now one of the reasons russia and israel of president putin the prime minister netanyahu have been getting along so well is because they both are hard core realists with very strong i would say unashamed focus on security and in good times that could lead to a better understanding but in bad times that could also provide a basis for a very sharp collision is the latter are likely. well i think that it is getting a little bit more difficult for our show to plea its traditional role in syria which is their role often known as broker. has always been proud of being able to preserve good relations with all the sides of the continent including shia and sunni including iran and gulf states including is a terrorism by the stadiums and i think specifically talking about two years ago there was a gentleman agreement between ourselves and the ease of who. did not want to interfere into the conflict between israe

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ben carson is talent. dr. ben carson is. >> laura: no one can hear. >> i have no idea why you are shouting. this is childish. i have no idea why you are shouting -- >> laura: god bless you, this is not good tv when you talk over each other. i want to hear from both of you but it's like -- i know everybody wants to get their point in. it's hard for me to referee this. i do want to point out, it's interesting who is supporting what the nfl is doing here. the former iranian president, he said the nfl season will start this week but unfortunately once again colin kaepernick is not on an nfl roster even though he was one of the best quarterbacks in the league. since when did he become a sports commentator? now you both have to laugh at this. this is just funny. anthony we have to end this on a laugh. what is that all about? anthony, you can wrap it. >> i just think there is a serious topic here that needs to be addressed with the idea. i think kaepernick and nike did a good thing. ali took a stand against the war?

and tucker carson a smart guy.cker who was on cross fire and making those arguments. and now all of a sudden he's turned into this nationalist because it seems what fox news wants to do -- >> well, you just sqanswered yo own question. >> it is what it is. it's a shame because you're fomenting that. >> he's trying to blame the blow back he's received from this on the organized left, trying to silence dissent. is that a deflection? >> yes, it's a deflection. we're sick and tire offend stupidity, sick and tire offend nationalism. and my concern is not donald trump. i know many on the right are concerned about donald trump getting satisfied from fox news. but my concern is the millions of people who watch tucker carson eve carlson every single night who actually absorb that and take that in, and my hope is they know tucker carlson is channelling nationalism -- >> carlson. i've got to go. listen, as far as the organized left thing, a trump supporting republican is on the panel and is saying that he's off the mark here.

that's incredible. >> incredible. >> anks. >>> carson is in the orange room. what you got, carson?h school senior, kaley foster. she was crowned homecoming queen friday night. but that was only the beginning of her triumph. fosto also happens be the kicker on her football team. minutes later, shed tra her dress in for the jersey, took the field, that game went into overtime. here's the scene. it was -1 and it came down to kaley needing to kickex the fitra point. take a look. and it's good. foster not only won the crown th night, she also won the game. when asked if she was more nervous for the crown or the kick, she to local reporters, i was pretty sure i wasn't going to be but i was sure i was going to make that kick. her story went duane. way to go, kaley. an inspiration and role model. girls are so cool. get a girl who can do both. love this. not just going to go out and cee afr key w ute tearly thehe next morning to t her a.c.t.s. >> of course she was. >> she did great. brittany spoke to kaley's mom dd her mom wan to make sure we all knew that she doesn't look at herself as a h

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>> that is ben carson making a wrfrns the reference to the kavanaugh case.d you make of that? >> what he is saying of course has nothing to do with kavanaugh's credibility or with his entitlement to be on the supreme court. guilty -- innocent until proven guilty has to do with a criminal case, it doesn't have to do with being voted on to the supreme court. who are we presuming is innocent and who are we presuming that is guilty. what about the woman who came forward and says that he attempted a sexual assault. he may have attempteded rape. what about her? is she just chop liver? >> what is the -- >> his standard is wrong. >> what is the standard? if it is not the criminal court, there has to be a standard to judge it. >> but the first thing you do, you do an investigation to find out whether this woman is telling truth or not. and the fact that the senate judiciary committee doesn't want to investigate this, doesn't want to look at the facts, tells you a whole lot about how they don't view her as credible. because there are witnesses to this. we know there w

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. >> if a liberal were here, they'd say wait a minute, what about johnny carson? what about john wayne, jimmy stuart, all these were conservative republicans, why was it okay for them, but not okay for steven cobear, or john stuart. >> i'm not saying it's okay for them. >> so it's the same thing. >> no not the same thing at all johnny carson would make fun of ronled reagan. he had to do a ten-minute monologue where he was funny. steven cobear says this was in the news, i want to talk about this medicare for all. write me jokes around that, or a monologue piece on that. but johnny would make fun of everybody. john wayne, jimmy stuart were conservative residence they were also on tv twice a year when they had a movie coming out for five minutes at a pop. they didn't have social media, viral videos it's a different world now. nothing -- johnny carson you talk about what he said the night before around the watercooler, and the next day you might talk about what he said the following night. now things live forever online. >> can you imagine a dean martin roast today? t

secretary ben carson. from baltimore. great surgeon. johns hopkins. remember that. all right now, guys. look, he came out, he supported me. i got to say this, he supported me when lynn patton of hud called me miss piggy. i'm like oh, gosh, yes, because i asked the words mr. president, are you a racist. but i want to say this. when i was at morgan state, i loved miss piggy. i thought she was fabulous. i used to call myself miss piggy. she doesn't know that, but anyway r anyway, moving on, i digress. in that room, patton was there, ben carson was there, the niece and nephew of dr. king were there. not the children, not bernice, not dexter, not ml3. they are going to talk about the greatness of dr. king and see, i intrinsically understand what it means to be black in america. i understand what it means to be a human being in america. i understand what dr. king did for america. if he and robert kennedy had lived, it wouldn't have just been about race. it would have been about poverty and fighting against poverty for all people. if they had lived, six weeks apart they we

johnnie carson make fun of ronald reagan. his number one job was to be funny. that night he had to do a 10 minute monologue where he was funny. stephen colbert comes in and says this is in the news i want to talk about this. i want to talk about medicare for all. but recent jokes around that come a monologue piece around, where johnny would watch the news every day and make fun of everybody. jon wayne and jimmy stuart were conservative republicans. they were also on tv twice a year for five minutes apart. there's no social media appeared to did not fire her videos. it's a different world now. johnnie carson you talk about what he said the night before around the water cooler and that was it. the next day when he said the following night. >> can you imagine a dean martin roast today on a television? that was all about make you laugh but in a very irreverent way. >> it would be a hate crime. >> it would be. don rickles would be up on charge. you just can't have fun anymore. you spend a lot of time talking about the southern poverty law center. there is a close th

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good morning, carson.irls. >> do you think ipads are good or bad now? >> i think ipads are good. >> but not all the time. >> right. >> you've been training them to say that all morning. you have a question for hoda and craig and carson. >> go ahead ilya. >> i would like to say a word, that's a bit nonsense. >> you were going to ask what ice cream you like? >> i like chocolate chip. >> i like chocolate, too. >> yay.i )m ... the streets surrounding san >>> good morning. it's 8:26. the streets surrounding san francisco's center likely to be jam packed over the next four days. that's because one of the city's largest tech conferences is taking place. talking about dream force. it runs today through friday. about 170,000 people are expected to attend. and there are literally hundreds of education aal sessions being offered. it brings a estimated is $50 million to the city's economy. if you didn't know, metallica, they will play this year, invite only, dream fest concert. this is for ucsf children's hospital. ri

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