smith was the grandfather of police grandmother, cornelius smith. we. but north carolina would not budge. we grandmother cornelius birth, to one of smiths enslaved women, harriet. who had been raped by his son suddenly smith was an outcome we. recently remarked upon by caroline bridal enter brilliant article, my body is a confederate monument that we read in class. where she wrote, i am the descendant of black women who were domestic servants and white men who raped their help. and quote. she continues quote, what is a monument but a standing memory, an artifact may tangible. my body and blood are a tangible truth of this and it's passed. i don't just come from the south, i come from the confederacy. with the rejection from north carolina because, of her race polly went to howard university instead where she was top of her class. finishing her law degree there. something with typically netted a scholarship to harvard university. but this too was refused. do you remember why? we mentioned this in class. which >> she was a woman. >> she was a woman, right

. >> cornelius alexandria louisiana.good morning or good afternoon. >> good afternoon and happy new year to all the booktv and c-span2 listeners. chris, i'm really enjoying you. i was a former correctional officer at the federal correctional institute in louisiana and also a federal inmate because the fbi set me up. my question to you working with these inmates and stuff in which like i said i worked at the federal institution i think you worded state institutions. i've been trying to get that book our class and everything. it seems like you really listened to the inmates to find out what was wrong with them in their past. a lot of them might have been sexually abused or emotionally abused her physically abused and everything like that. and i studied sociology at louisiana tech university. gary stokely was my professor at louisiana tech ands like i said you learned to listen to these inmates and they responded to you with love and affection. i would love to see that. is there any way i can contact you because i've got th

, we will hand over the first five stations to the 406th separate artillery brigade named after corneliusksiy almazov, join the fundraiser, we will bring victory closer together glory to ukraine is cozy kherson pearl of protected territories of ukraine the city played a significant role in the creation of statehood became the southern center of the ukrainian revival during of great terror, nkvdists shot almost thousands of people for nationalism, and the kherson leadership of the oun, led by bohdan bandera , actively fought against the german invaders, because an angry kherson citizen will go out against the enemy column with his bare hands, but he will not bow down to the occupier kherson unconquered

soldiers, we will hand over the first five stations to the 406th separate artillery brigade named after cornelius oleksiy almazov, join the fundraiser, let's bring victory together glory to ukraine greetings dear tv viewers with the great winter holidays, christmas and new year, we understand what year we have all lived through now and what year will be the next, but in any case, we stand the country resisted and in general everything is not as bad as it could be. let's remember how it all started in our studio. today we are working together with colleagues lesya vakulyuk. congratulations congratulations. andriy saichuk. congratulations . on the first day of the war to our joint work and this relentless marathon of ours never stopped. well, let's hope that the next year will bring us certain hopes and, of course, victory, but in any case, let's, as they say , start from the beginning, that is, the first day of the war each of us will now share our own experience. i will start. yes, i may even speak for two people, because there are several representatives of our family . it's not just one year, f

soldiers, we will hand over the first five stations to the 406th separate artillery brigade named after cornelius oleksiy almazov, join the fundraiser, let's get closer to victory together glory to ukraine welcome to the channel espresso today the topic of our military program is dedicated to western weapons for our victory against the background of the rammstein 8 meeting, which began on january 20 in germany with the participation of 50 countries that are providing assistance to ukraine for victory over the russian federation, however, whether we will have qualitatively new opportunities on the battlefield, what are the prospects for receiving this help, and what will the confrontation behind the enemy in the next two or three months look like in the next two or three months, which in the west determine how decisive we will be and we will talk about this in our military program with our military experts, my name is serhiy zgurets, and i am the director of the information consulting company defekt express, which , together with the company espresso, works to highlight the most pressing topics an

stuart cornelius, alexandria, louisiana good afternoon. >> good afternoon and happy to your child the book tv and c-span2 listeners and everything. chris, i am really enjoying you. i was a former corrections officer of the federal correction institute at oakdale one louisiana prince also federal inmate because the fbi set me up. my question to you work on these inmates and stuff which like i said i worked at the federal institution, i think you worked at state institutions from what i am hearing. i'm going to try to get that book, higher class and everything. it seems like you really listen to the inmates to find out what was wrong with them and that their path. it might have been sexually abused, or emotionally abuse, or physically abuse and things like that. i have studied sociology at louisiana tech university. gary stokely was my professor louisiana tech but like i said you learn to listen to these inmates. they responded to you with love and affection. i would love to see that play online and stuff like that. i wish you couldch get it onlin. is there anyway i can contact you? i g

earlier we spoke to cornelius or bar, he's an associate fellow at the german council on foreign relations and author of the book inside iran. he told us what he expects from this meeting. well, what we can expect is that a number of individuals, high ranking officials of those revolutionary guards, but also people who work and other parts of the regime. the broadcasting the media, regional governors, people that are personally responsible for this final correct on. they will be put on the sanctions list. the numbers are up to 3537. this is what we can expect. so the, the e was adding people that are responsible for the track down to that thanks this list, freezing the assets and dis, allowing them to enter your territory. but the, in the revolutionary guards themselves as a, as a unit, as a, as an entity. you don't expect that that will be declared a r and terrorist organization itself. well, certainly not today. and there are many reasons why this is a tricky issue for the particular as was set during the clip. the united states has already listed it as a terrorist organization. you has

soldiers, we will hand over the first five stations to the 406th separate artillery brigade named after corneliusral oleksiy almazov, join the fundraiser, let's bring victory together glory to ukraine good evening we from ukraine greetings dear tv viewers my name is vasyl zima from velikiter on the espresso tv channel and i am there and my colleagues will talk with you until 21:00 about what happened and we will be prompt to report on what will happen during our broadcast, according to the deputy head of the minister of defense of ukraine, a large-scale assault on our positions by the enemy has begun in soledar, we will monitor these events, although we understand very well that we will hardly be able to wait for operational information from the combat zone, but we will anyway try to follow what is happening now near the soledar well , what should we do? let's get to know each other, dear friends. the espresso team would like to get to know you and our viewers better. please fill out the introduction form so that we can learn more about you. to do this, you need to scan the qr-codes you see now o

soldiers, we will hand over the first five stations to the 406th separate artillery brigade named after cornelius general oleksiy almazov, join the fundraiser, let's get closer to victory together, glory to ukraine, cooperation on tanks i believe that the strength of the german leadership will remain unchanged. it is necessary to provide ukraine with military equipment as soon as possible, because the next weeks or months may be decisive in the war, the president of the european council, charles michel, told about this in an exclusive interview with ukraine, he emphasized that germany's decision on this issue is very important for the eu and for supporting ukraine. i would like to note that for ukraine, germany is a very important supplier of military equipment, and germany's decision is very important for the eu and for the support of ukraine, and again i know that this is a difficult decision and we must respect the process, i expressed my position to emphasize that it is important to provide weapons to ukraine regardless of the possible escalation on the part of russia is the only correct tact

brutality has guaranteed that the divisions will not go away any time soon from or in this regina by cornelius or bar. he is an associate fellow at the german council on foreign relations and author of the book inside iran. thanks for being with us. so you for ministers are meeting in brussels today to discuss further sanctions against iran. what do you expect to come out of this meeting? well, what we can expect is that a number of individuals, high ranking officials of those revolutionary guards, but also people who work and other parts of the regime. the broadcasting the media, regional governors, people that are personally responsible for this final correct on. they will be put on the sections list. the numbers are up to 3537. this is what we can expect. so the you is adding people that are responsible for the track down to that census list freezing the assets and dis, allowing them to enter your territory. but the, in the revolutionary guards themselves as a, as a unit, as a, as an entity. you don't expect that that will be declared a and terrorist organization itself. well, certainly not

soldiers, we will hand over the first five stations to the 406th separate artillery brigade named after corneliusgeneral oleksiy almazov, join the collection, let's get closer to victory together glory to ukraine good morning 7: 14 on the clock and today, january 9, monday, with you yehor checherenda and her majesty lesya vakulyuk with you anyway her majesty said e-e good morning to all glory to ukraine christ christ was born for those who celebrated christmas this time according to the old traditions. but i think that already next year, ukrainians will definitely all unite and christmas will be together with the whole world, to the detriment of our enemies, so that they will bite their elbows because of what we are getting further and further away from them and so they live badly and badly from us and how life is in odesa region , we will ask serhii bratchuk, the spokesman for the head of the odesa regional military administration, he is in touch with us, we are starting our morning roll call good morning, mr. serhiy how many caroled this christmas in ukraine. glory to the armed forces. yesterda

at night, the seat is cornelius, bustling with his music and dancing oh local delicacies and hot drinks. one of the most popular images is cindy bed. the seder, a fictional character who symbolizes ties between basra and the gulf countries ago . i mean we are so happy that the tournament re unites our country with other gulf nations. we are hopeful that this is just the beginning and bats rock will housed more championships in the future. for decades, tourists from the region had avoided iraq because of political instability. the day on a come wiper heavy, i will come again, buster is very nice and people are so friendly and generous us to the use of isolation and sanctions for many here the tournament is not just a sporting event. it's also an opportunity for iraq to revive its ruling region. hold up through a hate al jazeera in bustler, southern iraq and fans of little messy are still finding new ways to celebrate his world cup victory with argentina. his face can now be seen growing in this specially designed cornfield and central province of cordova. a farming engineer designed the

in fact, ralph emerson, ancestor cornelius cornelius waldo had a slave ship that he named africa that plied the middle packed with 200 african people. the time and this you're using this tight packing method you probably seen pictures of the slave ships that where it became kind of prevalent during the mid 18th century of kind of bodies people packed in those ships that is the kind of method that was. and in fact, some historians have argued that northern slave traders actually this packing method because it would lower costs. so the more people you can get into the boat though it's much more deadly for the human beings then the more quote unquote profit can be made on the market even more kind dreadful about this is they were preferring younger captive people from from the caribbean. they're looking for people who are young because of the of the mortality in this i also want to show you the population here in 1676 i we started at the beginning of this period you get less than 200 people who are enslaved by the 18th century you have 550 people enslaved. and by 17, 15, of course right

host: what about cornelius. when he said he was set up by the fbi. when fbi.you hear that, with your book and what you have been doing, do you then there were ry nine informants and no police protection. reputedly nine informants and no police protection. i don't know. i haven't read the case. but it's not impossible. host: the next call is rodney from baltimore. good afternoon. chris: caller: the covid test, even the inventor said he did not know if it had -- he had covid or not. my question is about the vaccine. the vaccine is designed to reduce symptoms. this is the only mrna approved for human use. antibody-dependent enhancement means that once you get the vaccine, you are going to be exposed to the virus. but this could possibly kill you. most of the deaths that we see from covid is probably from those who have been vaccinated. i'm wondering if you are aware of that situation. chris: i am not. i did get the vaccine, but unlike you, it is the old newspaper reporter. i do not believe anything unless i have looked at it in depth and reported it. but not that

beautiful here that the powerful main construction is felt, under the outstanding hegument, the monk corneliusblessing of the moscow princes , a temple was built, and these walls are literally 10 years old , after the construction of these walls, there was a powerful attack by the combined troops led by stefan batory speech, the commonwealth yes, the poles or the fat swedes, the levants. in one army. the hodgepodge team went to the pskov land. we now we are with you the holy of holies with such an interesting name god from this cave, how did these caves appear there was an underground river. she washed such long tunnels and over time either changed the course of seven, the streets are located in these caves underground, we ourselves are, because 2 weeks ago. this is a joke joke, what kind of stove is this? here? now, if initially the cave was used by the first hermits for solitude for prayer, then later they began to make burials here and a necropolis structure was formed in the caves. yes such an interesting drawing. i walk straight. yes, i’m looking straight, such marbling is such beautiful

. >> cornelius is down in alexandria, louisiana please go ahead with your question or comment for dan abrams. >> yes, i've got both peter. i love you dan abrams. i watch you every night on news nation. you are right down the middle that is why the right hates you and the left hates you. you are right about that. you are not an extremist on either end. i do not know if you ever heard of richard b burns before he was a great attorney here in alexandria. he worked with big jim at garrison. jim garrison found the truth about the kennedy assassination and stuff but he is passed out and his son dimitri rick is still alive. but anyway, he would have been a great guide to interview on this kennedy avenger. and i love your talking about this book about alabama versus king. what i want too know, to a certain t extent not really abot the book, have you but looking at the fbi and the corruption going on there? i'll take my answer off the air peter think you both of you all. >> guest: thank you. first of all first of all thank you for your comments. thank you for watching the news nation show. i t

host: cornelius is in alexandria, louisiana. caller: this is cornelius white. i watch you every night i news nation and you are right down the middle. that is why the right hates you and the left hates you, so you are right about that. you are not an extremist on either end. i he worked with b jim garrison, and he found the truth about the kanas he -- kennedy assassination. he has passed now and his son is still alive. but anyway, he would have been a great guy to interview on this kennedy avenger. i love talking about this book about alabama versus king. what i want to know, to a certain extent, not really about book -- how do you -- have you been looking at the fbi and corruption that has been going on there? i will take my answer off of the air. host: dan abrams? dan: first of all, thank you for your comments and thank you for watching the news nation show. i think you will appreciate that i am going to make some comments that you might not agree with. i don't think jim garrison found the truth about the kennedy assassination, and we have talked about that a

aleksey doesn't hurt, it doesn't hurt alexei gurtsov's daughter, in the future it will hurt cornelius such a way that it will hurt. again, it depends someone has an uncomfortable feeling. but my god, my what a happy group there passes the median nerve. naturally. we, if it is pinched, we will get all these symptoms. look at the syndrome. this is the nerve that is in the canal at the moment when we pinch it. here, if there is, there the problem is oil stops working, more anemia appears. yes, because it passes here and we experience it, accordingly, the innervation is disturbed and all these symptoms appear, about which we talked about the test for tunnel syndrome. if there is such a problem, then you can make a blockade or docaine, and this will also be a test if this problem exists or not, then if it helps. if not, then you need to be examined, deeper, a test for tunnel syndrome is also done. hands another test will be shown to us by dr. gondelman herman six so-called raynaud's syndrome - you just need to take cold water and put your hands in it for a couple of minutes, we have prepar

cornelius vanderbilt, vanderbilt university. he was in transportation, shipping, railroads, the commodore, as he was known. the point is that each of these men, they become captain of industry, at the top of their profession. and if you noticed, one thing is they are not competing against each other as such. each of them carved out their own niche in society, the american society. it is steel, oil, finance, banking, transportation. you see, these men realized early on, the competition is not a good thing. competition is a bad word and it drives prices down. industand that's not a good thi. so, what they are after is to control their particular industry. they need to find a way to have total control over one particular aspect of the american economy. and they are going to get some help in this search for, or justification for, control. it comes from this fellow, love that beard, love those sideburns. herbert spencer is an englishman who is synonymous with what is known as social darwinism. i know you have heard of charles darwin.

cornelius vanderbilt vanderbeek, yale university. he was in transportation, shipping, railroads. the commodore, as he was known. the point is, each of these men become captains of industry. they are at the top of their profession and if you noticed, one thing is they're not competing against each other as such. each of them carved out their own little niche in society in the american economy. it's steel. it's oil. it's finance. banking. transportation. you see these men realized early on that competition is not a good thing. competition is a bad word. competition drives prices down. and if prices go down, profits go down. and that's not a good thing. so what they are after is to control their particular industry. they need to find a way to have total control over one particular aspect of the american economy. and they're going to get some help in this search for or adjust vacation for control. it comes from this fellow. love that beard. lose seburns. herbert spencer is an englishman. who is synonymous with what's known as social darwinism. now, i know you've heard of charles darw

>> so somewhere between two and four >> jimmy: so you're two years old watching don cornelius on "soul medium. and i started doing theater, and just moving into all the other things experimental stuff, performing arts, you know, just everything and so it's just been a part of my life since i was a kid. >> jimmy: yeah, and so i go, that's amazing, i love that. you watch "soul train" and it gets you, and you go, "that's my acting bug. but then i heard that you watched a film like a hundred times in a row, 'cause it was -- >> it's not a hundred, that is an exaggeration. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: mom! mom! are you watching, mom! >> no! don't -- she don't know! >> jimmy: four, two -- >> i was by myself [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how many times did you watch this film? >> it was at least like 20 to 30 times, the summer it came out. it was "lord of the rings," one. [ cheers and applause right? right? >> jimmy: now, that's the one. >> when the dvd came out >> jimmy: and that was the one and that -- you said, "that's it right there this is a film this is a masterpiece. this is what i've got to do. >>

. >> next call was cornelius in alexandria virginia. >> peter and susan glasser, really enjoying the show. peter you've got some great guests. i happen to be an african-american. i was a military police officer and had a top-secret clearance. i was in 79 to 94. my question for you is that with january 6th there's paperwork where president trump wanted to send in 20,000 troops were 20,000 but nancy pelosi denied him, mitch mcconnell, the sergeant of arms and the dc mayor bauer. my question for you is this and the secret service knew about it and the fbi office knew about january 6t and did nothing about it but trump tried to prevent it so do you have that in the books? >> thank you foror the questione appreciater: that. there's no question that there was on the part a number of people a failure to see the security threat that intelligence provided enough informationle to see and that is true there was a reluctance on a part of a number of people in washington to have the military on the streets because of what happened lafayette square in the previous june. we have a scene in the book

. >> susan glasser harvard grad and peter baker ohio the next call is cornelius in alexandria, louisiana. >> heyo peter and peter baker ad susan glasser really enjoying the show. peter you got some great guests. i happen to be an african-american and i was a military police officer and had top secret clearance. i thought the russians from 79 to 94. my question for you with the january 6 kash patel had paperwork for tre president trup wanted to send him 20,000 troops or 10,000 troops. nancy paul pelosi denied in men mitch mcconnelled denied him and the sergeant of arms and the d.c. mayor. my question for you is this, can the secret service know about it and the fbi know about the january 6 and know nothing about it. trump tried to prevent a? >> thank you for your question. appreciate that. there was a question on the number of people on the failure to see the security threat the intelligence had provided. that is true that there was a reluctance on the part of the number of people in washington to have the military dispersed because of what happened in lafayette square in the previous jun

. >> host: cornelius in oxalic korea virginia, go ahead. >> caller: peter, peter baker, susan glasser, you've got some great guests. i am an african-american, military police officer. i had a top-secret clearance. i taught from 79 to 94. my question for you is with january 6th there's paperwork where president trump wanted to send 20,000 troops were 10,000 troops but nancy pelosi denied him, mitch mcconnell denied him, the sergeant off arms and the dc mayor bauer. my question for you is this, and the secret service knew about it and fbi knew about january 6th and did nothing about it but trump tried to prevent it so do you have that in the books? thank you. >> thank you fore the question. there's no question that there was part of a number of people failure to see the threat intelligence provided enough information to see and if that is true there was reluctance from the people of washington has had the military to speak on january 6th and because of what happened lafayette square the previouse june. we have seen in the book president trump does in fact say but as he tells the militar

. >> host: next call is cornelius from louisiana. >> caller: really enjoying the show. peter, you got some great gas. i happen to be an african-american. i was a military police officer and at a top secret clearance. i thought duringfo russians from 79-94. my question for you is that with january 6th, kash patel has paperwork where president trump wanted to send in 20,000 troops or 10,000 troops but nancy pelosi denied him. mitch mcconnell denied him. their sergeant of arms and the d.c. mayor bauer. and my question for you is this. and secret service knew about and the fbi norfolk office knew about january 6th they did nothing about it, but trump tried to prevent it. so do you have that in the book? thank you. >> guest: thank you very much for the question we appreciate that. there's no question there was on the part of a number of people of failure to see the security threat that intelligence have provided enough information to see. and that is true that there was a reluctance on the part of a number of people in washington to have the military and the streets on janua

let's speak to will geddes about this, because will, the bbc's brilliant racing correspondent, corneliuseen quoted as saying that this is another kick in the teeth to the racing and racing , a great british and racing, a great british tradition , a wonderful sport, tradition, a wonderful sport, and a fabulous occasion . yeah, i and a fabulous occasion. yeah, i mean, i'm not sure how much more i add to what both yourself and robyn said. so, you know, gambling has been around since, you year one how will you know, year one how will yeah. zero you want and yeah. zero if you want and people will it some people people will do it some people are know a bias and they are you know a bias and they find it an enjoyable hobby and inevitably are those that inevitably there are those that unfortunately fall down the rabbit hole up as rabbit hole and end up as addicts to it i think terms addicts to it i think in terms of taking away this tip section on the today programme does make any difference. i think it's unnecessary. i mean when you look a lot of the advertisements which run tv not just on and c

let's speak to will geddes about this, because will, the bbc's brilliant racing correspondent, corneliuseen quoted as saying that this is another kick in the teeth to the racing and racing , a great british and racing, a great british tradition , a wonderful sport, tradition, a wonderful sport, and a fabulous occasion . yeah, i and a fabulous occasion. yeah, i mean, i'm not sure how much more i add to what both yourself and robyn said. so, you know, gambling has been around since, you year one how will you know, year one how will yeah. zero you want and yeah. zero if you want and people will it some people people will do it some people are know a bias and they are you know a bias and they find it an enjoyable hobby and inevitably are those that inevitably there are those that unfortunately fall down the rabbit hole up as rabbit hole and end up as addicts to it i think terms addicts to it i think in terms of taking away this tip section on the today programme does make any difference. i think it's unnecessary. i mean when you look a lot of the advertisements which run tv not just on and c