it ain't gonna be charles de gaulle.t's gonna be america's favorite fighting frenchman, marquis de lafayette. bonaparte would have been too young. he was born in 1769. louis xiv was dead by then. yeah. the marquis de lafayette. b, final. >> it all added up to $10,000. that's right, well done. [cheers and applause] that seemed a perfect question for you. >> yes. >> we're halfway there. seven down, seven to go. next stop, $20,000. here it is. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ >> [exhales] earth's core. let me harken myself back to eighth grade earth science here. lead, that just doesn't sound right. it's a molten core. if i remember correctly, the earth's core is this molten mass of liquid hot magma. copper and zinc...uh... my gut when it popped up was iron. >> okay, all three lifelines are on the board. >> i'm gonna go with the gut. >> okay. >> i'm gonna say iron, c. final. >> he doesn't just know his history. he knows his science as well. iron is it for $20,000, robin. >> whoo! >> well done yeah. >> two away from $50,000, bu

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we operate from charles de gaulle throughout europe. vonnie: speaking of those a380s, you have 10.e least, and those -- five our leased, and those leases expire this year. five of them you own. will you be extending that lease or upgrading the five you on? frederic: clearly the decision yesterday is to stop the operation of the 380 by 2022. there were many reasons behind that. three will be given back quite seven willhe other be progressively phased out , so it isw and 2022 the end of the story for air france klm and the 380. in 2022, there will be no more three 80's flying in air france -- no more 380s flying in air france. . vonnie: there's a push from french mp's as part of ego awareness to place a 1.5 euro tax on short-haul flights from now on and an 18 euro tax on long-haul flights. --'ve already did most you've already reduced domestic flights. will you be reducing further in light of this tax? frederic: this is an important story. as you know, we in the alliance consider climate extremely important. the choice of the airbus 220 is also driven by the fact that the aircraft is

the french president charles de gaulle host of the kennedys at a glittering dinner followed by a glittering dinner followed by a performance at the royal opera house. the grand finale wasn't unhurried, silent drive through the gardens in the dark of night. a journalist traveling with the president recorded the drive for posterity. after the performance he wrote the kennedys with their host slowly motored through the grounds and gardens of versailles. the mist still clung, given the vast apple stone courtyards the mystery and romance that they had held for the french rulers who wants lived there. huge spotlight bathed the buildings, the fountains glowed and sparkled. shadows reached into the black and conjured the heritage of grandeur. twice the kennedys stopped to gaze on this haunting scene. and the last time the president took the arm of his wife as they the damp lawn silent, deeply moved. president de gaulle joined them and the presidents said good night. this is probably the time president kennedy was more deeply affected by gardens then in all his lifetime. when he came home and then w

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when you're in trouble, you don't call the french charles de gaulle carrier to help you out so by any we are exceptional, but not when you put so many demands on us to be perfect. it's a sign of our very success that we create these unrealistic expectations on so many. >> martha: is a very interesting premise which basically says that because of the things that we have overcome, the bar keeps getting raised higher and higher and higher to the point where even the slightest offense to anyone is a very deep rooted issue that has to be rooted out, you have to be fired, you have to be removed. i want you to listen to this rashida tlaib if you would sound bite from an interview she did which i think goes to something that you talk about in your piece. >> she can ask for a meeting to sit down with us for clarification. acknowledge the fact that we are women of color so when you do single cell, be aware of that and what you're doing, especially because some of us are getting direct threats dominic to death threats, because some of us are being singled out in many ways because of our backgrou

liberation of terrorist his story and jean edward smith describes how general dwight eisenhower and charles de gaulle work together to free paris from german occupation. richard preston details the 2013 able outbreak in the effort to detain it. after the fall casey recounts the white house years of president richard nixon. in the national review kevin williamson criticizes what he calls a mob mentality in today's politics and the smallest minority. also being published this week go to mccall and hunter mcculloch is transforming the internet. and cardiologist explores the history of science in cardiac disease and state of the heart. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for the authors on book tv on c-span2. recently on the author interview program "after words". niclas rosengrant interviewed publican senator of utah on his thoughts of government overreach. here is a portion of the discussion. >> picked the uncriticathings tt do to you. positive rights, and rights to healthcare those are not what we would typically think of in terms of rights. and take away from someone else i

be looked at very carefully it was broken under kennedy where we really had if you remember charles de gaulles in monetary policy. i think if you maintain the value of the dollar in the standards there and didn't use quantities and that, i think you would have a much better monetary system, but this one is not bad and this federal reserve board is not a bad board i don't want to bash this board and these people they're good people. they're good economists and they're doing a pretty good job monetary policy is not the crisis it was in 1980 and 1981, 1982 when we had crazy monetary policy. >> why then do we need to cut rates at all we have what the president describes himself as the greatest economy that we have ever had we have stock prices at an all-time high. isn't the president's withering criticism and repeated criticism of the fed the perfect reason why the fed should remain independent? if it was up to this president, if he had control over it, who knows, maybe he would cut interest rates by a full point is that really necessary >> i don't know if it's necessary or not but you don't want