tv,ext on american history history professor at psychoanalyst, charles strozier, discusses letters exchanged by abraham lincoln and his friend, joshua speed. he is the author of, "your friend forever, a. lincoln: the enduring friendship of abraham lincoln and joshua speed." the lincoln group sponsored this hour-long event in washington, d c.

charles strozier. [applause] charles: thank you. it is a great honor to be here. i am very impressed with what a robust group you have and all your activities. you take trips and go to the lincoln sites. it is wonderful. in mid-december, my wife and i got a dog, a maltese dog. we named it lincoln. at least, i named it lincoln, and my wife agreed reluctantly. it started recognizing itself in the mirror. it recognized something that looks like another dog in the mirror. the next sequence was -- when we watched nature shows or he saw a wolf or a bear, he would run over to the tv and growl, and at the end of january trump came on the tv, and he ran over to the tv and growled. [laughter] charles: i thought that was a smart dog. i want to try an experiment. it is dealing -- thank you very much for your nice comments. one of the dilemmas of my book is that the punchline comes towards the end with the speed correspondents. i can't emphasize enough the significance of this correspondence. this is when the only people he opened up to and totally trusted. the letters, lincol

. >> announcer: a history professor at psychoanalyst, charles strozier, discusses abraham lincoln letters. he is the author of, "your friend forever, a. lincoln: the enduring friendship of abraham lincoln and joshua speed." the lincoln group sponsored this hour-long event in washington, d c. [applause] charles: thank you. it is a great honor to be here. i am very impressed with what a robust group you have and all your activities. you take trips and go to the lincoln sites. it is wonderful. in mid-december, my wife and i got a dog, a maltese dog.

. >> next on american history tv, a history professor at psychoanalyst, charles strozier, discusses abraham lincoln letters. he is the author of, "your friend forever, a. lincoln: the enduring friendship of abraham lincoln and joshua speed." the lincoln group sponsored this hour-long event in washington, d c. [applause] charles: thank you. it is a great honor to be here. i am very impressed with what a robust group you have and all your activities. you take trips and go to the

. >> at 8:00 on the presidency, history professor and author charles strozier on letters between abrahamincoln and his friend. >> for two men to talk about their everlasting love for each other was normal and encouraged to be expressive about intimacy and connection and even love, and i think that is the way to see this relationship. as long as the boundary against sexuality was strictly maintained. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to www.c-span.org. "washington journal" continues. north dakota congressman kevin cramer, a republican at our table this money, member of the energy and commerce , here to talk about the paris climate deal, which will come up on president trump's trip overseas, which begins today. you wrote in the wall street journal, remake the paris climate agreement u.s. energy. you said you were against the paris climaea

charles strozier on letters between abraham lincoln and his friend. >> for two men to talk about their everlasting love for each other was normal and encouraged to be expressive about intimacy and connection and even love, and i think that is the way to see this relationship. as long as the boundary against sexuality was strictly maintained. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to www.c-span.org. "washington journal" continues. north dakota congressman kevin cramer, a republican at our table this money, member of the energy and commerce , here to talk about the paris climate deal, which will come up on president trump's trip overseas, which begins today. you wrote in the wall street journal, remake the paris climate agreement u.s. energy. you said you were against the paris climate deal but you changed your mind for two reasons. tell us done. newt: first, with a negotiator at the table, i like our chances of having an american first global accord rather than a global forest -- the global first. the fact that we have 195 countries around this table, and they range from d

. >> next on american history tv, a history professor at psychoanalyst, charles strozier, discusses abraham lincoln letters. he is the author of, "your friend forever, a. lincoln: the enduring friendship of abraham lincoln and joshua speed." the lincoln group sponsored this hour-long event in washington, d c. [applause] charles: thank you. it is a great honor to be here. i am very impressed with what a robust group you have and all your activities. you take trips and go to the lincoln sites. it is wonderful. in mid-december, my wife and i got a dog, a maltese dog. we named it lincoln. at least, i named it lincoln, and my wife agreed reluctantly. about three weeks later it , started recognizing itself in the mirror. it recognized something that looks like another dog in the mirror. the next sequence was -- when we watched nature shows or he saw a will or a there and he would run over to the tv and growl, and at the end of january trump came on the tv and growled. [laughter] charles: i thought that was a smart dog. i want to try an experiment. it is dealing -- thank you very much for your nic

. >> and at 8:00, charles strozier. >> it was normal and encouraged for men to talk about their everlasting love for each other, intimacy, connection, and love, and that's the way to see this relationship. as long as the boundary against sexuality was absolutely and strictly maintained. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. >>> sunday night on "after words," journalist stuart taylor examines campus sexual assault process. mr. taylor is interviewed by the editor in chief of the national law journal and legal times. >> share for the viewers, what's your general thesis that we're looking at here? what are we going to be reading about when we open the pages? >> the gist of it is that there's been a huge myth that's taken root, that there is an epidemic of campus rape, there is a culture of campus rape where it's encouraged and condoned by the administrators, that it's out of control, that it's increasing, that it's worse on campus than it is off campus, and that it requires completely demolishing all due process for the accused people, 99% of whom are male, and tha

. >> and at 8:00 on the presidency, author charles strozier on letters between abraham lincoln and joshua speed. theiry talk about everlasting love for each other, and it was normal and encouraged to be expressive about intimacy and love. i think that is the way to see this relationship. >> for our complete american history tv schedule, visit c-span.org. next, a discussion about energy and climate issues. from "washington journal," this is about 30 minutes. north dakota congressman kevin cramer, a republican at our table this money, member of the energy and commerce , here to talk about the paris climate deal, which will come up on president trump's trip overseas, which begins today. you wrote in the wall street journal, remake the paris climate agreement u.s. energy. you said you were against the paris climate deal but you changed your mind for two reasons. tell us done.