how do you get from daniel boone, the first novels about daniel boone are coming out right after his death in 1840s, 30 years later, i mean, you know, 20 years later you have an entirely different view emerging of the southern mountaineer, like the georgia cracker. this is an astonishing time for these people to fall down this cultural gradient. by the way, very similar to what happened to the southern tribes, the choctaw, the cherokee right before the dispossession, at a draw this parable is they were delegitimize in much the same way. they were all kinds of fasting parallels between poor whites in the southern mountains and the american indians. they've often talked about in much the same way. i just want to throw that out there. the second thing is that mountain people at insecure title or no title to the right at all. this is what i've been saying. and that is what you're looking at are two kinds of these. so george washington's deed would've been this one. the stamp of the covenant on it and it's all very official and it is recorded in the state house in virginia, right? what ab

others say the name was bandied about in america, when figures like daniel boone and david crockett herded cows. the heyday of the genuine cowboys was brief. it began in 1965, when texans returned -- 1865, when texans returned home after serving the confederacy poor wish cash but rich with land. prior to the war, those who trailed cattle were known as grovers. texas rangers used the term cowboy as they gathered unbranded longhorns in cow h unts. by 1870, ranchers hired cowboys bring cattlehe trails to to northern markets. some were 16 years old and barely big enough to climb into a saddle. not everyone approved of such work. parents -- do not allow boys to load themselves down with mexican spurs, shooters, and pipes. keep them off the prairies as professional cow hunters. whore in that occupation, ho knows? they may forget there is a distinction between mine and thine. send them to school, teach them or keep them at home. that was written a long time before willie nelson. >> [applause] mr. wallis: i think just one more spoonful or keep them at h. that was from nearly the end of that centur

daniel boone and david crockpot built a wall to keep the mexicans out, and it worked pretty good.a lot about history because i used to sleep in the library. >> he's not welcome in california. >> trump didn't want to come to california. he doesn't like to go to places that even used to be mexico. >> we don't want him to visit california. >> you're with the hotel workers? >> yes. >> oh. hotel workers are always getting beaten up by guests. you know, we used to go to the beverly hills hotel, down the street. with stormy daniels. >> oh, okay. >> i'm not allowed in the beverly hills hotel anymore. but i use td to meet all the biggest stars there. remember? >> joe isuzu, everyone. florence henderson. >> these two really love each other. they're having a lover's spat. a lover's quarrel. >> that's right. if trump was such a bad guy, why would he have invited him over? kim jong un is a great judge of character. let me rephrase that. kim jong un is a great judge, jury, and executioner of character. >> and so is he and he. and he. and he. >> bingo! >> well, it's been fun celebrating but it's

a kentucky coal mine, congresswoman slaughter traced her lineage to real boon, and attacked -- daniel booneand attacked her opponents with marksmanship accuracy and a charming grin. she is a combination of southern politeness and -- mourning for her today as the flags have been flying at half since news yesterday spread about the loss. dan is on our independent line from georgetown, massachusetts. what do you think about the shakeups in the trump administration? well, i think that we should all, we all should expect the shakeups. that is what he said he was going to do. agree that is -- it is all in the trump administration, but more government. i just want to point out here be, under the obama administration, our government, reallyith the fbi have got a lot of power for themselves. there was a whole bunch of incidences where the fbi was caught setting up terror plots within our country so they could, in turn, go and bust the ed up to doey groom the terror plots. these are things they were engaged with and were doing, and they were worded. -- were not get reported. they did not get much pre

daniels tells cnn exclusively that the controversy might actually be a boon for her career. >> i think it's pretty clear with the new development comes new interest. >> and a possible meeting in the works between president trump and north korean dictator kim jong-un. the president tweeting just moments ago that both japan and china are supportive and enthusiastic about the prospects of this face-to-face. could this mark the beginning of the end to a nearly 70-year standoff between the u.s. and north korea? and the president responds after a deadly shooting at a v.a. clinic. what we know about the gunman and his victims. all right, let's begin with the latest on the case causing more trouble for this white house. trump's personal attorney michael cohen used his official trump organization e-mail address and signature to handle the arrangement. cohen says he took out a home equity line of credit as well in the amount of $130,000 to make the payment to keep stormy daniels quiet about this alleged affair between herself and mr. trump. daniels' attorney made his case to cnn's anderson coope

daniels tells cnn exclusively that the controversy might actually be a boon for her

louise could trace her lineage to the legendary daniel boone. she went to the university of kentucky to study microbiome j.i. gee and to honor her sister who passed away due to pneumonia at a young analyst louise went on to serve in the monroe county legislature before joining congress in 1986 to represent the rochester, new york, asian which includes the area around the historic seneca falls convention. she was only one of 29 women in congress when she first arrived and quickly became a trailblazer for the american worker and woman. louise coauthored the landmark violence against women's act in 1994, curbing domestic violence and aiding its victims of she helped shepherd the affordable care act through congress as the very first woman to chair the house of representatives rules committee. her storied career has included defending her constituents against big business and bringing national attention to pressing medical issues. she introduced the first legislation barring genetic discrimination in 1958. it fine aally became law in 2008. she intro