of other civil rights lead is held them meeting with president kennedy and his vice president clinton johnson. and i was at that moment that a partnership as well, was forged to push through civil rights legislation. president kennedy was assassinated, but in 64, lyndon johnson now the president introduced and pushed through civil rights legislation the following year. he pushed through the voting rights act, but it all began here. that'd be done with the speeches as the lincoln memorial. and it began with the march the rule to the country, the awareness of the need for prop of civil rights. okay, thank you for that. my kind of life for us there in washington dc. us now the defendants of former british prime minister william gladstone, has apologized for this time. these slaveholding passing, diana gladstone, sada, was one of the largest slaveholders. in the parts of the caribbean, colonized by britain, researchers found the owned or has mortgages over more than 2000 africans in jamaica. and diane, slavery was just trying to meditate, and establishing impact continues to be felt special. well

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donald j trump, bill clinton and andrew johnson. just to have been arrested.d j trump and ulysses s grant, the latter for speeding in his horse drawn carriage back in 1872. only one has been both impeach and arrested, and only one has the greatest honor of being indicted three times on scores . donald trump is the most indicted president in the history of america. he currently faces 78 different criminal charges, with more likely in the coming weeks. this will permanently change how donald trump will be remembered. the first president on the brink of not just one but multiple criminal trials. the most recent for charges, of course, come from the election interference case brought by special counsel jack smith, which include conspiracy to defraud the united states. trump faces 34 felony counts of -- manhattan brags hush money -- 40 counts in the classified documents case. the original indictment contained 37 counts, charges, in jack smith superseding indictment added another three to trump's list. trump has pleaded not guilty in all three cases. he denies any w

clinton and johnson were impeached. grant was arrested for speeding in his horse carriage. but we have never seen anything like trump. i'm curious to get your thoughts on whether or not at how our small d democratic institutions or system or prepared a built for somebody like donald trump. somebody who his kind of like a bull in a china shop. not just challenging our legal norms, but also breaking all of our political norms as well. >> donald trump's who our founders dread. they always worry that someone could get -- and they talk about -- someone getting himself elected to the president for his reckless and lawless and a democratic. out for his own power. and maybe ally, secretly, with foreign hostile governments. all of this finally came to pass, at least same, in the case of donald trump. look at the guardrails, protections against. that you mentioned and patients. well there have been all these impeachments. when was the president ever removed from office? if i happened. not likely to ever happen in the future. what other constraints or they are against the president? d

she's researched and talk about first ladies and the chapters on lady bird johnson, hillary clinton and michelle obama. adiana is a member and lifetime member and serves the organization as our treasure. communication of the college the early 19th century to the current date. in addition, she's published several studies of hilly printing and a lifetime member. finally but certainly not least, doctor tammy, associate professor communications and senior associate being college communication at western university. rhetoric of republican motherhood and presidential nominees, 1992 for 2016 and michelle, first lady in a new era and identification walking in contemporary national convention address. tammy is a lifetime member, it's my pleasure to turn it over to nancy. >> it's a pleasure to be here today and welcome all of our people. often tackled issues as leaders of society. no assigned duties, a podium is there and she chooses to use it. the presidential library of the national archives administration on first lady. these segments and speeches by barbara bush, hillary clinton, laura bush a

three presidents, johnson, clinton, and trump. one secretary, one senator. and 15 judges. the secretary of war, and the senator, 15 judges. eight have been found guilty and remote, seven acquitted, others resigned before the trial, only seven in the last 80 years. if everyone is the very first. -- my favorite one is the very first. the one supreme court justice, one of them was a supreme court justice. john hickory from new hampshire. he was impeach in the early years of our country for intoxication on the bench. and when he decided to appear before the house, when they were having considerations of the articles of impeachment, and he testified in his own defense, he said with reference to the intoxication, he said i shall be sober tomorrow. i am now dam drug. dam drunk. at least he was honest. i can understand why summer lee might want to drink before they appear before the judiciary committee. [laughter] that was in 1802, and that is the track record of impeachment. i'm afraid that our time has run out, i now turn to your questions. next week, we will pick up on federali

three presidents, johnson, clinton, and trump. one secretary, one senator. and 15 judges. the secretary of war, and the senator, 15 judges. eight have been found guilty and remote, seven acquitted, others resigned before the trial, only seven in the last 80 years. if everyone is the very first. -- my favorite one is the very first. the one supreme court justice, one of them was a supreme court justice. john hickory from new hampshire. he was impeach in the early years of our country for intoxication on the bench. and when he decided to appear before the house, when they were having considerations of the articles of impeachment, and he testified in his own defense, he said with reference to the intoxication, he said i shall be sober tomorrow. i am now dam drug. dam drunk. at least he was honest. i can understand why summer lee might want to drink before they appear before the judiciary committee. [laughter] that was in 1802, and that is the track record of impeachment. i'm afraid that our time has run out, i now turn to your questions. next week, we will pick up on federali

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this is after andrew johnson who violated the tenure of office act, bill clinton for lying under oa and perjury with monica lewinsky. and then for inciting the insurrection. mcconnell actually argued against impeaching biden. he said impeachment should be rare, not common. but boy, it's getting common. >> it's getting very common. i was on two of those impeachments i helped cover under trump. and at the end of the last one, i thought, well, you know, maybe we'll do this again in a year or two. and it seems like that's what's happening. but what happens is when you use these mechanisms over and over again, they become meaningless, because it becomes clear that impeachment will not be used to remove anyone from office. it just becomes a political tool. >> but one of the biggest differences here between impeachment under trump, this is about an obsession with the president's kid. >> right? >> yes. >> and we can all agree, this is like a tale all the time as you said that children of politicians benefit off of their family name. it might be unseemly, but it's certainly not illegal. i think

implemented in the mid -sixties by johnson, but it was about universal health insurance for all americans. and what happens is that the whole thing is that hillary clintonnot responsible for the implementation of this bill from the white house no status. she's just because she is not, nor an assistant. e not there. uh, like persons no other official position. here she is the president's wife, and suddenly she is appointed the chief in the white house responsible for carrying out this reform through congress, everything is quite obvious. now, if this is a reform that would pass everything in the ninety-fourth year, it might be quite obvious. well, then they said, right? well, who we have, as they say in the country, it should lead. who can we trust this kind of initiatives, by the way, i want to say that only 16 years later, under obama , this reform was implemented in a partial form, and obama is still at the expense of his obama ker entered the history of the very first very serious loss of hillary clinton and this is quite possible , in the future it even cost her a political career alexander i would say on this occasion that you are very correct in m

and johnson sent letters demanding information about those names they still have not gotten given access the white house is block cagd that. those are private email addresses. remember hillary clintony didn't get sent back over in the end? those are legitimate questions, too. if he was using government business on those accounts, can we be confident that there is a full record of everything that happened on those accounts? >> bret: investigations continue. we will continue to ask questions. thank you. panel, stand by. up next, the panel on president trump's criminal charge scheduling and, later, "tuesday x-tras," previously "tuesday tweets" as we head to break. my new book comes out october 10th, "to rescue the constitution." that is in a series of presidential books. you see them all right there. the last one on the right there comes out october 10th. so check it out. ♪ ♪ ♪ chevy silverado has what it takes to do it all. with up to 13 camera views. and the z71 off-road package. ♪ you ok? yeah. any truck can help you make a living. this one helps you build a life. chevy silverado. [it's the final game, folks. this one wins the series.] struck out with the cheap seats? important thi

johnson. it was mentioned earlier his speech was called calvin coolidge and the last arcadia the visit was timely coming, as it did in the heat of the war between clinton administration and the republican congress over whether and how to balance budget. my how ancient that seems today we have too much legislation by clamor, by tumult and by pressure, said coolidge more than seven decades ago, who could disagree in normal times, coolidge believed minimal government must be the he spoke of restoring lincoln's principles by insisting on government of the people for and by the people. the chief task before us, he said, is to repossess the people, their government and their property. now you can see why ronald reagan loved him so much. one of reagan's great lines among, many, many of them was the only proof of eternal life in washington. is government program. i like to say that easier to kill a vampire than a government program. but the analogy is a good one because both suck lifeblood out of their homes. so what i make up for an intellectual death, i try to cover up with humor, property and, profit, coolidge believed were keys to national prosperity. when