a lot of neighboring cities encouraged their homeless people to come to chattanooga, so our population went up. the burden we had went up because of our hubris. number two, how do you count the homeless? what are the real standards? we empower the university here and others to count them, and they came up with about 4000 homeless because they counted college students that were no longer living at home with their parents as homeless. people that shared apartments were homeless if their name wasn't on the lease. the county fair went from over 4000 -- i don't know who made them rein it in, but to less than 200. i think they were angling for grants. the more people they counted, the bigger the grant pots would be. it was scandalous. host: your response? guest: two points. one, ending homelessness -- i come from an organization, national alliance to end homelessness, so we believe homelessness can be ended, and there are communities that have ended it for certain subpopulations. in terms of the count, there are decent data sources we have. one, the federal government data, that if any commu

let's fast-forward to the battles around chattanooga. one of the battles that gives thomas a chance to demonstrate his capabilities, although he is not completely sure of the unfolding of that particular aspect of the battle is is the battle at missionary ridge. when i look at orchard knob, i put that on there, it is kind of like the precursor for the ultimate assault on missionary ridge. it is not that george thomas is a question mark necessarily with lincoln anymore, but with grant, he still has questions. one of the things ulysses s -- ulysses grant will do is come over from mississippi to take over in chattanooga and he will want to bring the man he has the greatest confidence in and that is william sherman. william t. sherman. he brings sherman with him and sherman is supposed to launch the assault that will break the defensive positions that braxton bragg built up at missionary ridge. unfortunately, those of you who have studied the battle will know the top poverty -- the topography is a little uncertain and the opponent is pretty

chattanooga, tennessee, a city of 180,000, has had one gigabyte download internet, extremely fast. as a public option since 2010. and today more than 100,000 other people and businesses in chattanooga take advantage of the public option. or think about childcare. in a lot of places in the country the cost of childcare is higher than the cost of public college tuition. that is just too much for many families to bear. a public option would transform how we think about this and would expand access and help working families and the kids. without constraining those who want to hire a nanny, at grandma move in with import syndicates to a private day care. it also would be good for businesses of problems with persistent childcare issues and it's great for the families who are feeling financially squeezed. squeezed. there are other places that we can imagine public options going forward. there are proposals for a public option for basic bank accounts. sometimes run through the post office, others have proposed running into the federal reserve and the idea is you have a basic bank account,

anybody who drives south on interstate 75 from chattanooga to atlanta will go through this map. follow the line of the railroad, and you're roughly following the line of interstate 75. the next time you do this, please remember from dr. hess hold you on this day, and when you drive through mill creek gap, look to your right on to the top of this high dominating rocky-faced ridge. see how tall it is and how steep it is. and remember that when doctor hess was still a young man back in the 1990s, he walked up the entire length of that steep ridge. almost had a heart attack part of the way through maybe, but he got up there and took that photograph right there that you're enjoying right now. that's a rocky outcropping. a pal said on top of this thin, narrow narrow appalachian ridge. this is taken from the union side. if the federals elected to attack up rocky faced ridge. this is what they would have faced with confederates we hind shooting at them. they elected not to do that, but this is the kind of appalachian terrain you deal with around dalton. and then dug a gap. look at the m

chattanooga, tennessee had 1 gigabyte internet as a public option since 2010, very fast internet and more than 100,000 people in chattanooga takes advantage of the public option there. >>> and sunday, lee edwards. and 9:00 p.m. eastern afterwards, author michael malice talks about his first hand account of the far right movement and its latest origin in the book, "the new right." >> there's no agreement in subculture what the enemy is and who the enemy is. there are those police bait and those complete anarchists and internationalists in the sense of i will be a citizen of the world not in the leftist sense but i don't owe alegion to a particular nation and those who want to take our country back. >> watch book tv every weekend on c-span2. >> i live in a country where there is no public transportation, where there is no distances i can walk. i'm willing to leave the house, to do anything, she needs a car. to function and to drive this car. >> sunday night on q&a, saudi arabian women's activists writes a book "daring to drive" willing to challenge the ban. >> it is a act of civil diso

talking predatory elites i'm joined by my guest brian joyce in chattanooga he is host of the brian joyce show in west palm beach we have dr jean allowed in she is a psychology expert as well as a trump 2020 media advisory board member and in athens we cross to alex christopher he is the director. and writer for the duran dot com all right jet gentlemen and lady jump in anytime you want that's the whole point of the program alex let me go to you i'm going to ask probably the broadest possible question you can about this whole saga what is this story about and why now alex. i don't think i can answer that question peter because we're still finding out so busy much but i will tell you that this story is about a mysterious man that we really don't know nothing about and that is jeffrey epstein i mean we're just now starting to learn who this guy was and one thing is very clear peter he is not a billionaire hedge fund manager i think that's becoming obvious now what we have and what we know is that we have this guy who was a 20212223 years old he was a math and physics teacher at the dalton h

the union falls back to chattanooga, tennessee. the confederates pursue but just the siege sort of the army at cat nothinga. in the meantime you have abraham lincoln deliver his gettysburg address playing -- laying out a new vision for the war, for the country. stick with me, we're going to see this through. it has to be considered his one best or second best speech and one of the best in all of american history. and then there's this happening at this time as well. i'll let you draw your own conclusions. how'd that get in there? that's my biggest laugh of the day? in the meantime, you have -- things aren't going well for the union in chattanooga. the men are starving and the beef that is arriving is so sickened and starved from making the 60-mile juran johnny over really rough roads, it's known as beef on the hoof. men are reduced to eating corn that was found along the roadway. horses and cows had been marching on it. terrible situation. the union comes up with a plan that grant took credit for, called the cracker line and grant

chattanooga in 1890 antietam same year, shiloh in 1894, gettysburg becomes preserved or federal status at least on february 11, 1895 and i bet you know the individual who initiates or spearheads the legislation to make gettysburg a national military park. sex and the last is going to be vicksburg. now, we all, during the civil war institute talk about books you should read like i tell my students, i'm writing it down. read david blight's recent reunion. this is a beautiful conversation, an important conversation of how civil war battlefields or national memories are created and talks about reconciliation. battlefield that gettysburg tangible manifestations of reconciliation. so, the war department preserves the battlefield first and foremost as a memorial to the men who fought there. and, the battlefield, gettysburg particularly, the iconic union victory becomes a place where union veterans and confederate veterans can meet and you can see some of the historic photographs before and you know some of the stories, this is a photograph on e cemetery hill of union and confederate veterans,

the firs zone goes from dalton georgia about 30 miles south of chattanooga, down to the river. if this pointer works i'll be utterly delighted. there we go, it kind of worked a little bit didn't seem to be working when it hits the slide >> the river is right here, right in the middle of the map between the ottawa river and the dalton is largely appalachian terrain characterized by high dominating ridges that are like rocky face ridge that are wonderful defensive positions. you put a lien on top of rocky face ridge and its unassailable by a frontal attack. the problem is all the appalachian ridges have in them, every few miles. all sherman has to do is find the nearest undefended to the right of the position and he could outthink the position easily. my argument is the first topographic zone is good for the federals and it facilitates the movement. sherman is able to move through zone number one quick the in three weeks time he has battles with dalton on may 8 and 12 osaka may 14 and 15. once the campaign crosses the at to a river and enters the second zone, piedmont country, th

chattanooga, tennessee, a city of 180,000 people, has had one gigabyte download internet, extremely fast, as a public option since 2010, and today, more than 100,000 of their people and businesses take advantage of the public option there. >> sunday at noon eastern, in depth is live with author and historian lee edwards. talks p.m., an author about his first-hand account of the far right movement and its origin in his latest book "the new right." >> there is no agreement across this subculture, other than who the enemy is and what the nature of the enemy is. there are those who would favor an authoritarian police state. there are complete anarchists. there are internationalist, in the sense of, i'm going to be a citizen of the world, not in the sense that i don't know allegiance to a particular nation. and there are those that america first, proud americans, who want to take the country back. across this, you will have very little agreement, other than who you are against. >> watch tv every weekend on c-span2. 1979, an unusual name rolled out a big idea. let viewers make up their own min

chattanooga, vicksburg, they all donate. gettysburg will donate 18 tons, tons of civil war orderments, monuments, placards, decorative materia ge civil war parks and begins to disassemble some of their commemorative landscapes. one of the most interesting documents i read -- you know, being in the archives some days is just incredibly laborious, but you find these gems of a document. one of the best documents i found in the part of the 19 hoe's, mostly what you would see are officers. this is a cool photograph. they're standing at the meade memorial, and you can see to he back left the zeigler grove tower, the war department tower. that one is torn down in the 1960's to place the other building. but that's who would be visiting here, such as these men. the battlefield again becomes a training ground. here they are practicing for chemical warfare on the fields n october of 1943. gettysburg is also going to host a german prisoner of war propaganda or patriotic purposes. here's the propaganda u.s. war department encouraging men

gigabyte download internet as a public option since 2010. 100,000 of then people and businesses in chattanoogaake advantage of the public option. in-depth: this sunday, is live with author and historian lee at work, and on and author talks about his account of the far right. >> there is no agreement across the subculture other than who the enemy is and what the nature of the enemy is. there are those in favor of the authoritarian police state, there are those who are anarchist, there are those who are i will be a citizen of the world and that i do not know allegiance to a nation, and there are those who are america first, proud americans who will take their country back. across this you will have little agreement other than who you are against. announcer: watch "book tv," every weekend on c-span2. announcer: next, vice president pence talks about the trump administration's economic agenda, military investments, and the 2020 presidential campaign at a student conference hosted by the young americans foundation. he was introduced by the group's vice president. [applause]

of days, senator warren's facebook page says she is holding barnstorming events in knoxville and chattanooga as well as dallas and fort worth, texas. announcer: campaign 2020. watch our live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail. and make up your own mind. these bands campaign 2020, your unfiltered view of politics. announcer: here's the president and first lady arriving earlier today in the seaside resort city of the ritz,

talking predatory elites i'm joined by my guest brian joyce in chattanooga. he is host of the brian joyce show in west palm beach we have dr jean allowed in she is a psychology expert as well as a trump 2020 media advisory board member and in athens we cross to alex cruciform he is the director and writer for the duran dot com all right jet gentlemen and lady jump in anytime you want that's the whole point of the program alex let me go to you i'm going to ask probably the broadest possible question you can about this whole saga what is this story about and why now alex. i don't think i can answer that question peter because we're still finding out so busy much but i will tell you that this story is about a mysterious man that we really don't know nothing about and that is jeffrey epstein i mean we're just now starting to learn who this guy was and one thing is very clear peter he is not a billionaire hedge fund manager i think that's becoming obvious now what we have and what we know is that we have this guy who was a 20212223 years old he was a math and phys

chattanooga, tennessee, the city of 180,000 people, has had one internetdownload since 2010 as a public option. sunday at 12 :00 eastern, in-depth is live with author and historian, lee edwards. "afterwords."on the first-hand account of the far right movement in his latest book "the new right." there is no agreement other than who the enemy is and what the enemy is. you have those that are internationalists in the sense that i am going to be a citizen of the world and that i do not owe allegiance to a particular nation, and there are those who are america first, so you will have very little agreement other than who you are against. >> watch book tv every weekend on c-span2. weekend on american history tv, saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "lectures in comparisons between abraham lincoln and andrew johnson on the constitution. >> who take a look at the whole cartoon. it is a very different impression of what people thought of johnson in the constitution at the time. that he did not understand the constitution. that it was above his ability. and that he was acting in unconstitutional ways.

chattanooga, tennessee, a city of it hundred thousand people gb as a public option since 2010. today, more than 100,000 of people and businesses in chattanooga take advantage of the public option. announcer: than sunday at noon, in-depth is live with author and historian, lee edwards. and that men :00 p.m. eastern on "after words" on account of the far right movement and its origin. >> there is absolutely no agreement across this subculture other than who the enemy is and nature of the enemy. there are those who are in favor of a police state, there are those who are complete anarchists, and then there are those who are internationalists in the sense about i do not owe allegiance to any particular nation, and then there are those who are very proud americans who want to get the country back. so across this, you will have very little agreement other than who you are against. announcer: watch book tv every weekend on c-span2. announcer: the president is spending the weekend at his private golf course in bedminster, new jersey. as he left the white house, he responded to reporter

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peoplemore than 100,000 and businesses in chattanooga take advantage of the public option. >> sundayat noon eastern. in depth is live with author and historian lee edwards. author p.m. eastern, an talks about his firsthand account of the far right movement and its origin in his latest book "the new right." >> there is no agreement across this subculture other than who the enemy is and what the nature of the enemy as. there are those who favor and authoritarian police state. therefore complete anarchists. and there are those who are internationalist, in the sense of i'm going to be a citizen of the world, in the sense that i don't own allegiance to a particular nation. there are those that america first, very proud americans who want to take the country back. across this, you are going to have very little agreement, other than who you are against. >> watch book tv every weekend on c-span2. >> u.s. navy vice admiral michael gilday appearing at his confirmation hearing to be chief of operations. he took questions on a variety of topics and was asked about some of the challenges facing t

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>> chattanooga, tennessee. >> stephen: oh, i didn't know that. >> stephen: last night, you were at the tonys. >> was i? >> stephen: here you are presenting alongside your wife latanya richardson jackson. >> yes. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: one of the stars of "to kill a mockingbird." a beautiful portrayal. >> she's killing it on broadway >> stephen: how was the night? you presented to elaine may for best actress. >> awesome. it's a great feeling to present to a theater veteran like that. watch her and have scott rudin pat you on the back. what's he doing? but it was all fun. i loved the tonys. i never got to go when i was here working as a young actor because i never did anything on broadway. but to be able to go now, my wife's in the show and i've done another show on broadway since then. >> stephen: for "the mountaintop" in 2011. >> yeah. >> stephen: would you want to go back? is there a show that would tempt you back to broadway? >> i think about going back to the boys all the time. when i go and see a show it makes me miss not being t

chickamauga and chattanooga have the same. i think this is one of the more egregious examples of utilitarian use by the u.s. war department. camp colt. so the big change in the war department to the national park service occurs in 1933. and one of the things that struck me when i was writing the dissertation and researching as a grad student, as a phd candidate, is how much contemporary events influence the management at gettysburg. so the history at gettysburg does not occur in a vacuum. this place is not managed or preserved in a vacuum. social, political, economic events influence this. and this is a great example. when the u.s. war department transfers ownership of gettysburg to the national park service, it's 1933. what is going on in the nation in 1933? the great depression. 25% of americans are unemployed, bread lines, severe economic, unprecedented economic plight. and now the national park service assumes control of 57 historic sites, including gettysburg. now, the national park service is not a new agency, just 1916

internet as a public option since 2010, and today, more than half a thousand people and businesses in chattanooga take advantage of the options there. >> and on sunday, we are live with author lee edwards. michael edwards talks about the far right movement and its origins, in his book "the new right." there is no agreement across the subculture other than who the enemy is and the nature of the enemy is. there are those that are complete and archivists, there are those that are internationalist in the sense of , i'm going to be a citizen of the world not in a leftist sense, but i do not owe allegiance to a particular nation. then there are america first, very proud americans that are going to take our country back. we have very little agreement other than who you are against. book tv, every weekend on c-span two. joe biden visited a bakersfield restaurant in detroit on thursday.

this isn't a pie in the sky idea, chattanooga, a city of 180,000 people, has had 1 gb download internet, extremely fast internet as a public option since 2010, today more than 100,000 of their people and businesses take advantage of the public option there. >> then sunday at 2:00 eastern, in-depth is live with the author and historian lee edwards. at 9:00 p.m. eastern on afterwards, this author talks about his first- hand account of the far right movement and his origin. >> there is no agreement across the subculture other than who the enemy is and what the nature of the enemy is. there is no authoritative police state or those who are complete and assist. i'm going to be a citizen of the world, not in the sense of i don't owe allegiance. there's those who are american first. we will take our country back. will have very little agreement other than who you are against. >> watch book tv every weekend on c-span 2. >>> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years c-span has provided america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events from wa

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chattanooga, tennessee has had one gigabyte download internet as a public option since 2010. today, more than 100,000 of their people take advantage of the public option. in-depth is noon, live with author and historian lee edwards. at 9:00 p.m. eastern, michael malice talks about his first-hand account of the far right movement and its origins in his latest book, the new right. >> there is no agreement in the subculture other than who the enemy is. there are those in favor of authoritarian police state, those who are complete anarchist, and those internationalist in the sense of i'm going to be a citizen in the world in that i don't own allegiance to a particular region. and then those are american first. you are going to have very little agreement other than who you are against. >> watch book tv every on c-span, morning we will show you the first of two democratic national primary debates in detroit posted by cnn . sunday morning, the second round of presidential primary debates. listen with the free radio app. next, a discussion about the resignation of puerto rico's gover

this is in a pie-in-the-sky, chattanooga tennessee a city of hundred 80,000 people has had 1 gb download internet, extremely fast internet as a public option since 2010 and today, more than 100,000 of the people and businesses take advantage of the public option there . >> sunday at noon eastern, in- depth is live with author and historian the edwards and at 9 p.m. eastern michael malice talks about the firsthand account of the far right movement and the origin in his latest book the new right . >> there's no agreement across the subculture other than what the nature of the energy is , there are those who are complete anarchists and those who are internationalists as a citizen not in the leftist sense but in the sense that there are those that are america first take the america back others little agreement other than who you are . >> c-span open the doors to washington policy for all to see , bringing you unfiltered content from congress and beyond , a lot has changed in 40 years but today the big idea is more relevant than ever this is american history tv a sample of programs that are e

richard from chattanooga. demographically, we could not be more different.e is a 50-year-old male, ceo in the inner-city. i am from florida, a business owner myself. i am voting for a candidate that will deal with the actual causes of problems and not just the symptoms. top issues are health care. i was diagnosed with cancer two years ago. goingis debate on who is to pay for health care and what it will cost of the country and the real issue is preventative care. marianne williamson stood out to said candidates want to deal with the symptoms. prior to this debate, watching her in the first round, i thought there was no way i would vote for this woman and hearing her have the chance to speak in this next debate changed my perspective. i thought i would be more of a supporter of biden with his foreign-policy experience. i have been disappointed in his experience. i don't think he is grasping the issues like i expect him to. the biggest thing for me will be voting consistency. i don't like the policies of bernie sanders, but there is something to be said for a

dagen: yesterday you toured the amazon fulfillment center in chattanooga, tennessee which hired moretell us about it. >> 1300 new workers hired. we've got 2500 here. of course, tennessee is a great state. right to work state, no income tax on wages, it's just incredible. we have a situation where we make it easy for business to come here and be here. but whether it's at amazon or big businesses, small businesses, manufacturers, i've been out talking to workers and management all across my 11 counties. there's a abundant optimism out there. workers are happy. management is happy. jobs are abundant. it is truly something that i've never seen in my nine-year tenure in congress. it's truly, truly outstanding. i give president trump high marks for this. i give the republicans in the house and senate high marks. let's face it. we set the table. we reduced taxes. we reduced regulations. we are making it easier for americans to do business. you give americans a level playing field, we'll beat anybody in the world. >> steve forbes here. tennessee is a you major auto manufacturing state, a lot

of days, senator warren's facebook page says she is holding barnstorming events in knoxville and chattanooga, tennessee. as well as dallas and fort worth, texas. campaign 2020. watch our live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail. and make up your own mind. these bands campaign 2020, your unfiltered view of politics. announcer: here's the president and first lady arriving earlier today in the seaside resort city of the ritz, france, near the spanish border. biarritz. he is joining the french prime minister along with g-7 officials for meetings about policy, the environment, and trade. there is an opening dinner this evening, welcoming ceremony tomorrow morning, followed by several one-on-one meetings with leaders and a g-7 group photo. announcer: from the airport the president one to the

once the campaign crosses the river and enters the second zone between the etowah and chattanooga, piedmont country. south of the chattahoochee is still piedmont country but well-developed. , theof farms, plantations big city of atlanta with 10,000 people 10 miles south of the chattahoochee. the federals don't have much the three rivers are part of the terrain. i remember a long time ago, richard mcmurray giving a talk in which he said at the three big rivers of the atlantic campaign were major impediments to the operations. i disagree with him. those rivers, and they are stan rest?, and south of then the second one is the etowah south of kingston and cassville, and the third is the chattahoochee, short of atlanta, they were natural barriers, yes. in addition to this, the federals constructed a line of defense is oppos to remember all of these 18 lines but i think it is impressive to have it on a slide to look at it. those are the dates they were held. it is hundreds of miles of earthworks dug by both sides. there are estimates of it and i it usually is called the chattahoochee river line i