but even worse than e.h, hearst, and that is bad, was his son-in-law billy jack caston. he had terrorized black people as long as he could terrorized black people. he saw what moses was doing. you begin to think how this threatens the power structure. when you have counties that are 50% black but you have only got like one registered voter there, if you can get all of them registered and voting, all of a sudden you have different officials which means you are getting different policies, which means, i don't know, maybe eh hearst isn't going to be a state representative for too long. this is really going after a segregationist white supremicist power structure. he is like yeah. moses goes down to the courthouse. he has got a couple of guys with him. they are going up the steps to register black folk to vote. billy jack caston shows up, pulls out a knife, turns the handle around and bam, hits moses. moses staggers. billy jack's not done, he starts wailing on him. remember nonviolence, you learn how to take the blows. we talked about these ethnic notions. what you know is t

caston suffered from different kinds of headaches since she was a child and. over time they got worse. she's learned to identify what kind of headache is coming on. now she can put into words the type of pain that she's experiencing as a. tension headaches all involved pressure not a hammering or anything like that more of a pressure as if you were wearing something tight wrapped around your head. and migraines come either from the right or the left and that's a kind of throbbing or hammering in your head. when i had my. eyes to see you. these days she's managed to get the migraines under control thanks to a category of drugs called triptans. every 3 months she's given a low dosage injection of the neurotoxin botox to. talks. to play a role in migraine formation it also blocks neurotransmitters that can trigger migraine attack patients get injections every 3 months for most of the migraine is reduced to a much more bearable level tweeting she is most. careful and also takes antidepressants to alleviate her tension headaches. these kinds of drugs can help some

he and his husband caston represent the future that we thought we could have in this country.d, you know, as we see them go on stage now, was an amazing, amazing moment for them to be -- winning the iowa caucus, i keep going back to that moment. >> hey, bakari, let's just stop and pause for a moment. forgive me for interrupting but let's listen to pete buttigieg's husband. >> i love you. >> i love you! >> it's good to be home. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, everyone, for coming tonight. about a year and a half ago, my husband came home from work -- [ laughter ] and told me, well, he asked me -- [ laughter ] what do you think about running for president? and i laughed. not at him but at life. because -- [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] life gave me some interesting experiences. on my way to find feet aftpete falling in love with pete, pete got me to believe in myself again. [ cheers and applause ] and i told pete to run because i knew there were other kids sitting out there in this country who needed to believe in themselves too. [ cheers and applause ] together we d