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david: yes, thank you. this is harry truman and bob hope kicking off the american red cross fundraising campaign in 1948. and this is a christmas card from the bob hope family to president truman, 1967. there are a number of christmas cards from the whole family in the presidential papers after truman left office. this is one i like. this is written really colorful, just showing their friendship as it developed over the years. this is 20 years after the previous photo. and bob hope again. this is the truman home on may 11, 1968. as you can see, president truman is looking a little older in the mid-1960's, his health to -- started to decline. he would come to the library to work after it was opened in 1957. by the mid-1960's, he was 80 years old and his health started to decline. he was not able to come to the library as often. when he did come, he would greet people and give them tours of the library. he was happy to meet people and have them here at the library. here is a letter from bob hope. it talks a little bit of m

. >> david: i'm outnumbered, i never never have enough excitement to come here. i love the shoes. >> harris: thank you, david. love the fact that you're excited. >> david: just as i was getting out of my studio, one of your biggest fans wanted to say high to you. >> harris: now i'm embarrassed. >> sandra: are we good? let's begin. as a situation that has frustrated the trump white house from day one. the leaks and somewhat sensitive u.s. secrets pouring out of the administration. a short while ago, attorney general jeff sessions thing these leakers are endangering national security and must be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. >> this nation must end this

work and i also read into it when bob mueller hired more staff, there is there there. >> harris: such a there. >> davide that's what we should call his investigation. first of all, we talked about leaks. grand juries are typically secret, so it starts with another high-level leak. >> harris: this specifically benefits mueller's aside. >> david: we don't know this. the grand jury process allows you to move expeditiously through an investigation. you can bring people in, it's called a perjury trap because they look to get you on a charge, you lied to the grand jury so they can charge you with something to get it to somebody else. it doesn't prove anything, but it also brings a point back that we ignore in the media or lease many people do, i don't, which is it started as a counterintelligence operation with the fbi into russian interference of the election and continues which means unless trump was running against air, the clinton campaign would be brought into this. >> melissa: the way to do this is follow the money once and for all. whether it's mike flynn or paul manafort or the clintons who accepted

david: harry reid was democratic senator and leader, of his party in the senate and he got stuff donet like what he did but he got it done. >>> we are expecting any moment this tape coming from bedminster, the new jersey white house. we'll play it as soon as it begins. privatizing the afghan war, have you heard about this? why the trump administration is weighing a unpresent didded plan to privatize the war in afghanistan. we'll talk about blackwater's erik prince, the man behind the proposal. melissa: detail threats from the rogue regime targeting u.s. territory in guam. we're going to talk to guam governor eddie galvo. coming up next. >> the fact when good men do nothing evil triumphs. it is not people of he korea that are the problem. it is the regime. that is an evil, evil regime. ♪ us disease that can be really serious... especially for my precious new grandchild. it's whooping cough. every family member, including those around new babies, should talk to their doctor or pharmacist about getting vaccinated. potsc(in unison) drive russ, leland, gary: yes. gary: i have a ford f-150.

presidency, harry truman and celebrities, archivist david clark looks back on the president's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians and entertainers. >> president truman didn't necessarily seek out entertainers or well known people, yet he cultivated some relationship with them, especially jack benefiting he had a good friendship with. this is a clip. ♪ [applause] ♪ >> american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. tonight on c-span two possible tv on after words, how

. >> up next on american history tv, david clark talks about former president harry s truman's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians and entertainers using letters, photos, and old film footage. the presidential library in independence, missouri posted this event. it is about 45 minutes. >> we would like to welcome you all to the truman library.

you are watching american history >> up next on american history tv, david clark talks about former president harry s truman's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians and entertainers using letters, photos, and old film footage. the presidential library in independence, missouri posted this event. it is about 45 minutes. >> we would like to welcome you all to the truman library. i am a archivist europe the truman library. -- here

harris: lots of questions, where are you? i think hillary's book is a question, what happened? what they don't have it as a positive message they can sell. >> david democrats selling the market people? the last slogan was better skills, better jobs. bigger, better deal. >> harris: that's better than where are you? the >> david: i don't know what they're going to print. here's the serious thing. obama builds organizing for america from the top down. we have to realize that he is reemerges in the phone will be coupled with what's in my hand which is leftist in visible guide. they're putting together the approach to change the conversation, but they're doing it from the same people that organized occupy, that builds out of all these leftist organizations. it's not about anything but change and how this country operates. we are not a democracy, we are a republic. >> gillian: is in this a step forward? aren't people on the right, critics of the left always saying the democrats are scattered, they don't have a message. >> harris: obama was not accused of that and that's the point that david is making, that they have to be careful with this because of h

. >> of next, david clark talks about harry s truman's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians and entertainers using letters, photos, and old film footage. the harry s truman presidential library in independence, missouri, hosted this event. it is about 45 minutes. >> we would like to welcome you all to the truman library. my name is david clark. i am a archivist europe the truman library. i have been here 16 years, working here. over the years we have developed different programs and presentations for the public, i came across an idea of doing harry s truman and the rich and famous. i saw a number of documents and photos related to those people. i liked watching tv and movies as i was growing up and still do, so i saw these and we were asked to do a presentation, i said this is something people might be interested in. this presentation has me

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it was a farm that was owned by david and elizabeth harris. they had ten slaves on their farm. and this is what i mean about slavery kind of collapsing in different ways. so this is october, november of 1864. slaves on their farm still worked, planted, plowed and obeyed. but the harrises record in their diary. david keeps the diary. when he has to go on active service in charleston, elizabeth will continue writing it. and they both talk about thievery. thievery really increases in spartanburg. to the extent that both of them say law and order has completely collapsed. we live in a lawless land. and harris even says the thieves are bothering me as much as the war. we cannot keep our farm going with this level of theft. and i saw that recorded by a lot of people in this part of south carolina, this part of the war. so they all know their slaves are doing the stealing. this escalation. they're slaughtering hogs. leaving these hogs in the field. they're stealing produce. they're stealing horses. so it's just this rampant theft. but it really seems to escalate in october and novembe

. >> at 7:00 p.m., harry truman and celebrities. davidlark looks back on the president's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians and entertainers. president truman didn't necessarily seek out entertainers or well-known people, but he cultivated real relationships with them. this is a clip -- ♪ [laughter] ♪ [applause] tv, allcan history weekend every weekend on c-span3. "> "washington journal continues. host: joining us now is scott jaschik, the editor at inside higher ed. he's here to discuss the justice plans tot's investigate and potentially sue universities over admissions policies they find disseminate against white applicants. -- discriminate against white applicants. the trump administration is preparing to redirect resources of the justice department's civil rights division toward investigating and suing universities over affirmative thatn admissions policies discriminate against white applicants. seeks current lawyers interested in working for a new project on investigations and possible litigation to intentional race-ba

. >> this weekend on the presidency, david clark talks about harry s truman's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians, and entertainers using letters and photos and film footage. here is a preview. entertainers. can anybody identify who is in the photo? yes, correct. check any -- jack benny. this is president truman and jack benny. he found one of his shows here at the truman library in 1959. this is a newspaper clipping from the 1948 election that somebody added a comment to. these are all from our collection here at the truman library. we have a letter here. many of the letters in our collection, truman expresses interest in their families as well as the people writing back express the same. this letter talks about, from the enclosed picture, which the clipping refers to, they had to have the corny joke. all good wishes, congratulations to you and your family. if you ever need anybody for entertainment purposes in washington, let me know. president truman did not necessarily seek out entertainers or well-known people. he cultivated relationships with them, especially jack benn

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on "the presidency," harry truman and celebrities. archivist david clark looks back on the president's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians and entertainers. >> so this is one -- president truman didn't necessarily seek out entertainers or well-known people, yet he cultivated relationships with them, especially jack benny. he had a good friendship with him. this is a clip. ♪ >>> american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3. >>> each week american history tv's american artifacts takes you to museums and historic places. next we travel to the national constitution center in philadelphia to learn about 42 bronze statutes in signer's hall and to learn about the constitutional convention of 1787. >> i'm jeffrey rosen, president and ceo of the national constitution center and i'm thrilled to welcome you to signer's hall. let me tell you a little bit about the national constitution center and then tell you about this incredible room that we're standing in. the national constitution center is a very special place. it is the only ins

. >> his name is henry charles albert david but they will call him harry. >> once again two outward appearancesthey seemed the perfect family. what few knew at the time was that the marriage was fracturing and diana at least to charles seemed unstable. in fact, when she was pregnant with harry, diana threw herself down a flight of stairs. do you believe that was a suicide attempt? what was that? >> i think she might have been disspirited. she might have just tripped. i don't see it as a suicide attempt. >> whatever it was the palace never went public with it. same with the issue when diana's past that had now resurfaced, bleemia. >> i believe it was a consequence of her royal life. >> she said it was awful. she was gorge on ice cream and lots of cream and milk and then go and throw up. >> charles didn't know how on earth to cope with it. charles organized for her to see a psychiatrist. charles was sympathetic to start with. but when he met these tantrums day after day after day he became immune to it. and it was a real vicious circle. she was craving love and attention. but by her behavior was

great and small, and later, as the minister for magic, cornelius fudge in the harry potter films. 0ur arts correspondent davidy a household name. for 12 years, he played the vet, siegfried. the character mirrored his own personality, which was describe by his family today as a bit rough, but also elegant and twinkly. it was a role that needed a bit of grit. i remember a day when we did a lanning sequence, all through the night, in the dead ice cold of winter, deep snow and endless frost... in the 1960s, he had appeared opposite richard burton, his old friend from his days at oxford, in the spy who came in from the cold. we few, we happy few! we band of brothers! his early career was rather shakespearean, he revelled in the grand patriotic speech and will for ever be linked with one particular patriotic character. churchill. they are looking for weapons! now, they will soon looking for weapons! now, they will soon be looking for war. he played the role is six times. we strongly suspect... and when the harry potter films needed a compass minister for magic, it was a part that could have been written for robert

harry truman and celebrities, archivist david clark looks back on the president's relationship with athletes, politicians, and entertainers. >> president truman didn't necessarily seek out entertainers are well-known people, yet, he cultivated relationships with them, especially jack benny. this is a clip. ♪ song] birthday >> american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3 . >> sunday night on q&a -- >> i never heard of him. i wanted to know how this man who was told from the time he was notung child he worth anything, could have found the courage to find a way out of slavery. i was intrigued. of robert at the life small, slavery that escaped during the civil war and went on to become a number of u.s. congress. >> he served five terms in the house of representatives. there was a bribery charge against him and he never recovered from that, in my opinion, that is one of the reasons he's not better known today. back alive in spotsylvania, virginia, for a symposium on the great defenses of the civil war. next, we will hear from author eric wittenberg. this is live coverage on c-span3.

on "the presidency" harry truman and celebrities. david clark looks back on the president's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians and entertainers. >> president truman didn't necessarily seek out entertainers or well-known people, but yet he cultivated some relationships with them, especially jack benny. he had a good friendship with. ♪ >> american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3. >> saturday on c-span 2 book tv, on "after words" journalist jesse eisinger reports on how the justice department handles white collar crime in his book ". he is interviewed by jennifer cobb, law school professor. >> it requires raising your sight so you are not just picking off the vulnerable, the low-hanging fruit but going up against the most powerful wrong doers in society and not be worried that you can't take them on or that you might be lose the case. >> and at 11:00 p.m., bloomberg business week senior national correspondent joshua green reports on the 2016 political partnership between the president and his chief strategist i

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next guest in all your favorite imports from across the pond: "doctor who," "harry potter," and "broadchurch" please welcome davidlause ) ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: it just occurred to me-- nice to meet you. thanks for being on the show. >> pleasure, pleasure. >> stephen: it just occurred to me as robert pattinson was leaving, cedric diggery was really set up to be killed by your character, marpty crouch jr. in "harry potter." >> yeah. >> stephen: do you guys -- is there any bad blood there between the two of you? >> he seed fine just then. >> stephen: he was already. he got dead but he got over it. speaking of, you know, great british traditions, you were the tenth "doctor who." >> this is true. >> stephen: which is an amazing honor, i'm sure. ( applause ) >> stephen: how do you feel, or do you have any feelings about jodie whittaker of breaking the glass ceiling becoming the first female? what's your reaction? >> i'm delighted. she's been on "broadchurch" for three seasons. i know her very well. she's a mate of mine. a couple of days before it's announced i get a phone call from her and she's in a sort

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on "the presidency," harry truman and celebrities. archivist david clark looks back on the president's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians and entertainers. >> so this is one -- president truman didn't necessarily seek out entertainers or well-known people, yet he cultivated relationships with them, especially jack benny. he had a good friendship with him. this is a clip. ♪

on "the presidency," harry truman and celebrities. archivist david clark looks back on the president's relationship with celebrity athletes, politicians and entertainers. >> so this is one -- president truman didn't necessarily seek out entertainers or well-known people, yet he cultivated relationships with them, especially jack benny. he had a good friendship with him. this is a clip. ♪ >>> american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3. >>> each week american history tv's american artifacts takes you to museums and historic places. next we travel to the national constitution center in philadelphia to learn about 42 bronze statutes in signer's hall and to learn about the constitutional convention of 1787. >> i'm jeffrey rosen, president and ceo of the national constitution center and i'm thrilled to welcome you to signer's hall. let me tell you a little bit about the national constitution center and then tell you about this incredible room that we're standing in. the national constitution center is a very special ac

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defense matters, as reflected what the president said. >> harris: what does it tells based on the facts of that meeting going on right now at camp davideve bannon has said about north korea and has transpired this week, it's probably a variety of reasons. >> rachel: i don't think north korea was all that controversial. >> harris: we look at the others who will reportedly be there. >> kennedy: i think he's run out of allies. >> lawrence: he's undermining the white house. they set from the very beginning when they got in there that -- >> harris: we can't repeat what he called him. [laughter] >> lawrence: i just feel like it's very shady that the leaker was next to the president the entire time. >> harris: does this help the president? how does this help the presiden president? >> lawrence: i think that it helps the president. i think bannon was a problem for the very beginning. he did indeed help them in the beginning because you got that part of the base to support the president as a result, but now, i think it's time to part ways. he will go after the president now that he will be back in control. >> harris: you seem so sure of that b

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on the presidency, harry truman and celebrities. author david clark looks back on the relationships. >> president truman didn't necessarily seek out entertainers or well-known people, but yet he cultivated relations with them. this is a clip. ♪ >> american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. >>> the supreme court historical society held a discussion about the 1905 supreme court case lochner v. new york dealing with labor law. the court ruled against a new york state law that limited the number of hours a baker could work saying it violated the 14th amendments liberty of contract. the decision ushered in what's gone as the lochner era. this discussion about lochner v. new york ran an hour. >>> let me now mention how much we appreciate the fact that justice briar has agreed to

or her legacy to be, you know, william and/or harry were completely and utterly devastated and all their hard work she put in would go to waste. >> i'm daviduir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. >>> after much back and forth the national park service did issue a permit. it comes with a series of conditions. >> we have team coverage. we have an update on sunday's events. we begin in san francisco and the reasons behind today's approval. >> there are 26 items that have been banned and that list is ready for you to see on our website. this is seen as a small victory. the mayor says he's not pleased with any of this. the reason for issuing the permit was brief but to the point. the national park service cannot deny a permit to anyone plans to exercise their first amendment rights based on political stance or beliefs. >> we are responsible and feel responsible for everybody's public safety. >> reporter: the permit comes with 26 conditions. among them no firearms, ammunition, big backpacks, drones, helmets mace or pepper spray, selfie sticks. >> no weapons of any kind. no barbecue grills, propane tanks. >> reporter: those

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and i think the people -- >> harris: as a journalist, how shall we cover it? >> charlie: ignore people like david duke. no evidence -- i am from that part of virginia, people are not like that. i don't know anybody like that. and obviously, our country has a very hard history. but in day-to-day lives coming into their still problems that need to be addressed, but in day-to-day lives, people have respect for each other. you hold the door for the person behind you at the grocery store. and everything is fine. >> sandra: really interesting in the middle of all of this we heard from a member of president trump's family, his daughter ivanka taking to twitter. she took to twitter immediately and called us out by its name. >> kennedy: of her dad released a similar statement, we would not be talking about this. and that is what is so frustrating, we should be talking about the issues that you are addressing. >> harris: not the three issues that he did or did not say. >> kennedy: that's a distraction. i want the president to learn from this, because there is a way, you know, presidents cannot solve everyt