who knows what dewey would've done. we would've had the eisenhower administration of eight years earlier. but john foster and allen dulles would've become important in 45 rather than a 53. i think roosevelt died such a hero that it takes it an effort of will to understand how controversy oh he truly was in his lifetime and how many people come although he won by a landslide, what a large portion of the country was unreconciled for him. and the idea that he could a lost with the were ending seems entirely plausible. [applause] >> could you tell us how much eleanor about franklin's physical condition prior to his reelection and 44? >> her books are clear on that. and her daughter, anna talked about it. eleanor and her tough-minded ways to first swallows her husband's decision to make and nobody should it was a difficult decision and if he felt he was needed and should continue nobody should second-guess them in the family. they should just support him. she also wasn't very interested in medical information. she thought pe

some love huey or dewey or uncle scrooge.favorite, abc's nick watt. ♪ duck tales ♪ whoo ooh >> reporter: duc tales then. >> tell me you're bringing back the theme tune. >> oh, yeah. ♪ duck tales whoo ooh >> reporter: duck tales now. and this is how they make it. >> who plays who? >> how dare you? >> they're dewey and huey. >> unlikely. >> reporter: dr. who dave tenant plays scrooge. >> it's a time machine! >> the first time that scrooge mcduck has ever been played by an actual scotsman. >> reporter: lin-manuel miranda is gizmo duck. there is plenty shouting in the writers room. >> the future louie could be very bitter toward scrooge. just because he didn't -- this scrooge is still alive. >> reporter: is it always like this or you're just overexcited because strangers are here? >> no. >> reporter: it's always like this? >> calm precision from the art director. >> here's how he looks to the audience. here's how he looks to us. he has to look consistent through the whole show and there are tons of people who work on it. >> this

so we're not doing dewey any more.u're putting it on, you actually add it right over top of your foundation and what it does, it takes away all of the deweyness but then it still leaves little specks of highlight so the face looks really really dewey. >> you're still putting your foundation. this is goes over it like you would a finishing powder. >> like a finishing powder and it works with all products i really love this product. so it will give you a velvety smooth finish and very beautiful. and i love it so this is the hot trend for the season. trend number one is to make sure that you have a velvet finish not dewey not a matte. something in between. >> i love it it's all about texture. and so now that you have that going on you want to make sure that you are glowing but only in certain parts because remember we're not doing deals dewey any more. glow can make you look dewey. i love this an is that so is a glow kit. it's sun kissed you want to make sure you're only putting in certain places. so you'll do little high

>> on the right it is dewey. david: yes, thomas dewey. we have a gentleman in the back. >> george montgomery? david: no. any other guesses? >> robert preston? david: yes, very good, robert preston. this one is in 1964 year at the library. the first -- the person on the right. >> glen campbell. david: no, good guess. >> jack lord. david: yes. this is jack lord. he played stony burke in a western that ran in 1962 and 1963. he was here visiting at the library. this one is at a performance at that the theater in new york in 1959. we recognize the person on the right. over here. >> andy griffith. david: yes. scott brady endorsed gray. -- and doris grade. truman with a prop gun, then andy griffith. this is correspondence with howard hughes. this is at the time that howard hughes crashed his xf11 plain, crushed his collarbone, damage to his lung and burned his hand. he says, hope you feel -- he is talking about how he hopes he feels better. howard writes back, thank you for your concern and caring enough to write. the person you will probably re

>> reporter: they're dewey and huey. >> reporter: dr.ooge mcduck has ever been played by an actual scotsman. >> reporter: there is plenty shouting in the writers room. >> louie can be very bitter toward scrooge. scrooge is still alive. >> reporter: is it always like this or you're overexcited because strangers are here. it's always like this? calm precision from the art director. >> here's how he looks to the audience. here's how he looks to us. he has to look consistent through the entire show. tons of people work on it. this is the model sheet of donald. >> reporter: and time-consuming tweaking and animation and editing. >> characters look like that and we change it so they can be a little more on model. >> the way they drew his mouth is incorrect. in front of his beak. >> reporter: these oversize children are executive producer and writer. buck stops for them. >> our main goal is to give kids today the feeling that we had. >> it is created with a lot of love. >> reporter: they gave me some groans and a line. episode 109. >> we should

the break ground of the campus, 60% for dewey, 40% for truman. so, i don't think when you look at any campus since then, don't think republicans have done as well. on the faculty, mind you, it was real tight between harry truman and not tom dewey. harry truman and henry wallace. >> my students don't know who hard e henry wallace is. >> we have to have a chat with the professor if che don't know who he is. franklin roosevelt -- >> think bernie sanders. >> with a red star on this coat jacket that he didn't know about it. wallace is -- if you ever get -- the current administration decides to appoint people and some of you get tapped for a senate committee, they ask you question, name, address, social security number, maybe your religion. henry wallace was the second of agriculture under president roosevelt. his religion was mystic. figure that out. there are people who talk to plants, who talk to trees help called himself a mystic and i can see franklin roosevelt shaking his martini glass, what the hell is that? he became a pretty good politician, v

rehoboth beach, dewey, bethesda, 75 for saturday and sunday. we may see a passing shower or two on saturday. once again ut's not a washout. if you get away this weekend to any of the delmarva beaches it looks fantastic. the water temperature just around 75 d stormwatch7. 79 for a high tomorrow. upper 70's come saturday and sunday. don't forget the d.c. united game on saturday. 78 on monday. we hold in the mid-70's on tuesday. the next best chance for showers out here are wednesday. only 30% risk and moving to labor day weekend. right now is a chance of a few showers. michelle: all right. pure sunshine for this weekend. thank you. jonathan: talk sports now. erin: let's do it. jordan reed had an awesome catch. good to see him back on the field. catch of the day. then mayhem on the diamond. why future hall of famer was in the middle of this me lay lay -- melee when we come back. erin: redskins tight end jordan reed practiced again today. head coach jay gruden says he looks fine but the pre-game warmups on sunday will determine whether he plays aga

the beach forecast come ocean city and rehobeth, dewey beach, bethany looking good at 83, lower 80's thursday and friday. as we move into the next 10 days, we have cooler weather on the way. days, middlehree 80's for the weekend. nice weather sunday, 84 degrees. thunderstorms monday. tuesday, wednesday, thursday of next week, back into the middle 80's with nighttime lows in the 70's. alison: steve, thank you. a priceless memory uncovered in an attic. jonathan: a alison: an unusual fine for a man as he remodeled a home in upstate new york. he found a wedding dress rocks then the attic. jonathan: he posted a picture of the dress on facebook and within two hours he got a response from the daughter of the woman who once wore the dress. she got goosebumps because showed a picture of her mom and the dress. when i saw that come it was like, my god. it's surreal. >> all of this is just incredible. alison: her mom died two years ago. belongings still left. her family says it means so much to have that returned, thanks to the kindness of strangers and the incredible reach of social media. jona

ocean city right now and rehobeth, dewey beach, bethany, the storms earlier this evening finally beginning to push off. if you leave early tomorrow morning, get there around 10 a.m., 11 a.m., no problems and a beautiful day. closer to home, the skies beginning to clear. garrett county, washington county, the panhandle of west virginia clearing out nicely. lingering showers to the south and west. harrisonburg, charlottesville, not amounting to a whole lot more overnight. definitely not looking for anything severe nor cause any type of flash flooding. the temperature right now, upper 70's for much of the area inside the beltway. 78 reagan national and manassas, cooler to the west. the high today was 91 degrees. the heat index values at reagan degrees, the hottest we have seen all summer. thankfully the hot air is gone and it will cool down tonight. still feels like 81 at reagan national, but a big difference from this afternoon. nighttime lows, mid-60's, lower 70's. skies gradually clear, tomorrow morning just about 70 degrees. not staying there very long. the day planner, highs rebounded to

>> guest: john dewey -- my goodness.we -- what the education department classifies as the founder of the american education system but he was a signer of the marxist manifesto, the humanist manifesto, and when you read the statements of dewey and the plan that he had for american education, you have to questionu why our teaching system would even uphold him as an authority. he believed that literacy was overrated and that illiterates actually led a more happy life and that it was more important to teach children to socialize than it was to teach them how to read and write signs, arithematic, and they're actually an article on my web site, krisanne hall.com called stolen education, stolen children, stolen future, where i have captured an outline of the creation of our modern school system that begins in 1885, and if we're not familiar with the names of thorne dyke, dewey, g stanley hall what their philosophies were and how theyo drive still today our american education system, then we cannot know why our students are fail

it's a little dewey this morning. >> dewey i never heard that expression. >> annie was the one who usedsed the other word moist. >> it is dewey and moist. >> it's the tooth fairy. >> let's do the weather. it is off to a awful nice start. sunny and bright conditions. little fog overnight in spots that got the heavy rain last night and bob was talking about the severe weather across the area and look out later this afternoon we've had some late day thunderstorms after we get some daytime heating. temperatures will be back up in the 90's. here's your satellite and radar and nice and quiet at the moment. 75 currently in downtown washington. we're in the 60's out here in leesburg. 68 was the last look. 66 dulles. 65 manassas. hey,, culpeper we'll see you guys next week for zip trip. 64. >> yes. >> quick look at the forecast for 92. look out for late day storms. a few could be strong just like the last couple evenings. that's a strong cold front. that will bring cooler temperatures for the week. let's toss it inside to caitlin. >> let's do it. >> lots more from leesburg all morning. >> annie

if you're traveling route 1 and heading into lewes and dewey beach and bethany beach. you're getting wet. the forecast models had this batch of moisture 100 miles to the north, over top south jersey and central and northern delaware, the same areas that were pounded monday. salisbury picked up 3 to 5 inches. cambridge 2 to 3. that extended eastward into beet knee and dewy beaches. 2 inches of rain there. a cold front approaches from the left later on, 82 degrees. that front could spawn another shower or thunderstorm, after 5:00 p.m. or so. west of philadelphia. it's not dry from this point on, we're not looking at a wash, either. when i come back in just a few minutes we'll focus on a brighter sunday ahead. next week looks very, very nice with all the comfortable temperatures. >> thanks for the update. we begin with developing news coming in from northeast philadelphia happening right now police are searching for the person who shot a woman through her bedroom window. thmed after midnight -- this happened after midnight on the 8500 block of somerdale avenue. the woman

anyway you look at whether it would go to rehoboth beach, dewey, bethesda or ocean city. it will be beautiful out there for the weekend. with the temperatures slightly below average for this time of the year. but at least it will s minnesota sometimes kids need to see real life role models from the neighborhood to do things they aspire to do to motivate them. for many, nation woods is that motivation. >> they get to see that somebody who grew up wellington park. because mr. woods did that, i can do it as well. michelle: nathan woods graduated from syracuse university with honors and he taught the students in the low income communities in texas and now at 25, he is back home in d.c. uplifting children who are a reflection of himself. >> i told myself you have to get back. you have to go back to the community. michelle: he is now a manager and this community place is where he spends time with the students after school. >> this is a place that empowers children growing up in one of the underserved community. >> a program that he was once part of. >> i was a kid who loved rea

what if, would miranda have been issued if tom dewey had won the presidential election?obviously, earl warren is not going to be chief justice but on the other hand, we have a moderate republican president dewey, who is still -- might have appointed a moderate republican like warren who was his running mate. and warren's great achievement was as a states man. he was able to bring his colleagues together, and whether you think it's legislative or an act of states manship, it waman this practical politician from a republican party that at the time was not especially much tougher on crime than democrats were, who was able to come up with this ruling. i think my -- as i think allowed, there's no one like earl warren. you can imagine another moderate republican chief being appointed who may have come up with a similar decision. >> steve in sunbright, tennessee. hi, steve. >> is there a statute of limitations on when somebody can file an appeal when they feel their miranda rights have been violated. i was involved in something when i was about 10 years old, and i was pretty we

storm tracker 6 live most of the heavy weather is south, one is right over dewey beach and southeast of salisbury, maryland, over the delmarva. that is where the heavy weather is, it's not pushing north, it's pushing out to sea. over south jersey and delaware, you can see the lighter shades of green, that's the spritzes and sprinkles, leftover stuff. most of the day is dry, just a pop-up shower or thunderstorm is possible this afternoon. here's the zoom in version, right there along the mouth of delaware bay, route 9 to sea isle city, you're starting to dry. if you're traveling along route 1, passing lewis, into dewy, we have drenching downpours and 0 cloud to ground lightning strikes. the weather is more difficult to hand down down there. 67 in allentown, poconos 62. dover, 73. a little bit of fog in the lehigh valley, everybody else is doing okay with the visibles around ten miles. the pool forecast like this, it's not a washout or a terrible day, lots of clouds and leftover showers, clouds and sun, very sticky with temperatures climbing out of the upper 70s into the low 80s. after

dewey beach 87. radar and satellite, two hour loop. notice for the most part we're mainly clear.e like that around here. a few clouds. a few showers. everybody else is dry right now. however the hour-by-hour forecast tells us another story. starting at 5:30 p.m. we get this into motion and see what we got going. moving from west to east at 10:00 p.m. line of showers and storms moving in again from west to east. really making it here after midnight. here at 2:00 a.m. notice how the line becomes more pronounced and seeing thunderstorms embedded there moving through arlington. tomorrow morning at handicap a.m. i'll pause it we're seeing the threat of some stronger storms here but then everything starts to push on out of our area right around 7:00 a.m. so overall it's going to be a really nice saturday. conditions will start to clear very early and in fact look at the clouds too. they are clearing from west to east, everything offshore. so i say that for the most part unless you're waking up really early on saturday you'll have a very nice saturday on tap. the ten day on 10 expect hi

there could sprinkles in rehoboth beach and dewey beach and ocean city maryland over the next hour sore. that will be over in an hour or so. it's general a quiet -- generally a quiet day. pittsburgh, mostly sunny skies, allentown, mostly sunny conditions at this hour. the golf forecast looks nice if you picked today to hit the tees today. 10:00 a.m. temperature, 78. 3:00 p.m., 86, but again we've lost the humidity, so it's comfortable 86 degrees. there you have it. that's a quick check of the forecast for now, i'll be back in a few minutes with a comfortable and quiet accuweather seven-day forecast. guys. >> thank you. >>> we begin with breaking news out of the chester, delaware county. three people were shot here following a disturbance on the 500 block of edgemont avenue. "action news" learned two people were shot by chester police. it started as a shootout between two men another another man outside the gold room bar. police say the men in the did your durango shot at the officers when they arrived. both officers fired shots at the durango. a chase ensued and the car crashed. all thr

mouth of the delaware bay to pick up the heavy weather around lewis delaware and rehoboth beach and deweyng the heavy downpours. you can see from cape may to sea isle traveling down route 9, garden state parkway, a little wet there. 47 getting into route 9 and the garden state parkway. the heaviest in sussex county, bethany and rehoboth beach. here's what to expect, leftover morning showers, cloudy through midday and muggy. dewpoints in the upper 60s and low 70s. later this afternoon we'll see peeks of sun, as the cold front approaches from the west, a late-day shower or thunderstorm is possible. with anyone of those storms you may pick up cloud to ground lightning strikes and heavy drenching downpours. the call from accuweather, lots of clouds and peeks of sun, late-day shower or thunderstorm, highs around 82. i'll talk about a brighter sunday and comfortable week ahead next week in ten minutes. >> we look forward to the update. the war of words between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un are not dieing down anytime soon. >> president trump issued another warning to north

todd, dewey, vanderbilt. but an extraordinary thing happened. an outsider came along, a man called wendal wilke who had never been active in politics before, a businessman and lawyer. hardly known at the beginning of the year, who came along as a republican candidate and suddenly gained a lot of grass roots support and then press support. now, wilke was an opponent of the new deal but he supported roosevelt's foreign policy. he believed it was essential to help britain. and against all the odds he won the nomination. it was said this is the most extraordinary thing that ever happened in american politics. this statement could be justified, it was extraordinary. and it was crucially important because it meant that roosevelt could now go ahead with his policy of helping britain without looking over his shoulder at his republican opponent. there are two books written about wilke and none focused on what is to me this extraordinary fact, this man who politically speaking came out of nowhere and he had one brief appearance on the political scene, he

ocean city, rehoboth beach, dewey, bethesda. great weather. tomorrow getting out around 80. 75 for a high on saturday. few added clouds but it will stay mainly dry. we could see a passing shower or two. sunday looks fantastic. around 75 degrees. the surf temperature holds in the middle 70's. storm watch outlook, temperatures this weekend are fantastic around here. upper 70's on monday. the next best chance of showers come wednesday next week. limited to 30% risk. most of you won't see anything at all. then we throw in a chance for showers come later next week. and into labor day weekend. back after this. alison: held without bond is the order from a judge against the white supremacist that helped organize rally in charlottesville. the charges are he illegally used tear gas in the clashes with counterprotesters. we are learning today about a delay and the man driving a car in crowd of protesters. jails field jr. is accused of the crash that killed heather heyer. but he will not face a judge until december. larry: the debate over civil war monum

." >> reporter: prosecutor dewey mitchell got the case then, and right away could see the problem.the accused would likely say, the other guy did it. >> especially in a case like this. >> reporter: so he sent out his investigator, hoyt hoffman, to second guess the police. >> you have to make sure that no stone is left unturned. >> reporter: and then, they strategized -- >> we spent i would say half of -- or more of our time actually working it the other way, saying, "okay, well, let's say that the other person did it." >> nathan. >> nathan. let's say nathan did it. or let's say ashley did it, and -- and let's look at the evidence, and does that bear fruit or is that something where you look at -- at them, and it just -- it just doesn't work? because we wanted to make sure we got the right person. >> could you have prosecuted nathan? >> absolutely. absolutely. i mean, it would've been -- it would've been an easy case. >> really? >> -- to say -- absolutely. to come in and say, "he did it, he's the boyfriend," any time you have a stabbing, you immediately look to whoever that person i

at new jersey shore, part of the cape may county, cape may courthouse there, avalon, stone harbor, dewey rain lingering this morning. one thing we are in the seeing yet is too much fog out there it is a possibility with all that rain that fell yesterday. wind northwest. that is a good thing once sun does come out we have a beautiful afternoon and should lower those dew points and take away humidity. 68 degrees in philadelphia 58 in mount pocono. upper 60's at the shore as you start your day. yesterday's high was 72 in the city. today we have gained 10 degrees enough sunshine. eighty-two our high today. mid 80's, nice low humidity levels on wednesday and thursday, and starts to get more sticky on friday but we have included cover and chance of a shower on saturday. chance of a thunderstorm on sunday, so far weekend looks a little unsettled but karen, it is only tuesday. >> it is only tuesday. i'm planning to go to saturday night game with the phillies, 7:05. >> mets are in town. >> thanks, sue. >>> long rumored 3-d version of the michael jackson's thriller, it will be making its world pre

the rift between goldwater and rockefeller, it goes back, basically, to the battle between taft and dewey conservative wing of the republican party... against the eastern liberal establishment, the moneyed class, wall street. >> goldwater, jr.: the rockefellers, george romney, scranton -- they were kind of the titular heads of the party on the east coast, and the east coast pretty well ran the party. >> wasn't east and west. it was east and midwest. it was the heartland republicans. by the time the eisenhower administration was over, by the '50s, the midwestern heartland republicans were looking to take the party back. >> goldwater, jr.: there were a lot of people that wanted him to run, and there was really nobody else that he could pass that off to. and the reason he ran was because he didn't want to let these people down, knowing he probably wasn't going to win. >> gold: it was goldwater who first said and knew he was not going to win the election because he said, the country will not take three presidents in over a period of two years. it was too much of a shock. >> man: don't look no

the closest election, biggest landslide in history, whatever he said, what about truman against deweypens on the president's watch he thinks is the biggest, the best, and historic, and i think his accuracy and public statements is an important factor that lawyers have to focus on, and if he's going to make public statements about the russian investigation, it had better be very accurate. the one thing that struck me, he got a lot of cheers from the west virginian audience but it came in the aftermath of clear evidence that his own son donald junior met with a russian lawyer to try to get dirt on hillary clinton. he never got the dirtd apparently, but clearly there was an effort to reach out to the russians, so for your the president to say, this is absurd, i have nothing to do with russians ever, it's simply inaccurate on its face. >> paul callan and lynn sweet, thank you both. >> thank you. >>> still to come, leaked transcripts of the conversations between the president and leaders of mexico and australia and something unflattering about the state of. >> announcer:. how some are resp

nor'easter, tropical storms, thunderstorms and winter storm one business to get an up great just south of deweych tower three is getting revamped. it will be completely sealed off from the element. >>> at risk kid armed with paint brushes showed off their artistic skills yesterday alongside trenton, police officers. it was part of the youth, staff program that provides positive opportunities to kid age 17 and younger who have gotten into trouble. >> that is some of the newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. >>> it is not every day you see dancing robots. >> group of the tiny robots did american just dance but they broke a world record in the process. check them out, 1,069 to be exact pint sized robots, danc ed in china they were dancing there. operators used a sensor control system to execute the flawless routine. if confirmed the robots set a new world record for most robots dancing, simultaneously >> yes, all fun and games until they take over the world , it will happen, folks, trust me. >> taking over your head. >> coming up next on "eyewitness news" amid controversy is there new de

rehoboth beach, dewey, bethesda, ocean city, 80 degrees for daytime highs. check on sports. erin we go. erin: thank you, steve. we begin with unfortunate news for the redskins. i'm not talking about last night performance. i'm talking about the injuries. safety cravens will miss two to three weeks after he tweaked his knee in last night's loss to the outside linebacker trent murphy who tore his a.c.l. and m.c.l. last night and will miss the entire season. murphy was already suspended for four games this season for violating the league's p.e.d. policy. his suspension is not expected to carry over. one minute he was enjoying the sport he loves. the next, he is on the ground in pain. and unsure if he will ever be able to cycle again. scott abraham takes us to columbia for the rising star. >> i use this as motivation every day. scott: a simple sign to some. but not to jerry. >> i look at it all the time. it's just, you know, it keeps me in focus. scott: the 65-year-old columbia resident has always had a passion for cycling. >> when you are racing and you are going as fast as you

which these storm scan3, between dewey beach, fenwick avenue, light shower in there, as well. now, we did have some more close to moderate rainfall, just about maybe 15, 20 minutes ago. down here in south delaware, but again, that has now moved off the coastline. just light shower out there right now. temperatures for the most part , sitting in the 70s, specially from trenton, philadelphia, wilmington. back down through the south, still looking at some 60s through lots lehigh valley to the poconos, 67 allentown, 62 mount pocono. seventy-four in the millville area. and it is also 74 this morning down in wildwood. our dew points, they've been staying in the 60s from philly and northward. actually dropped down to 59 mount pocono. so, very dry air across the northern sections of the area. still, little muggy though back down toward the beach, into central delaware, still see the dew point in the 70s, but they will dip, just little bit more, as we go through the afternoon. these are forecasted highs for today. becoming 87 degrees here in philly. keeping those eight's in the forecas

massachusetts at the time of the decision, and the bible read there in the public schools was the dewey version of the bible so catholics were reading their own version. and i've done some work on the public support or opposition to that, and evangelicals weren't very distinctive. main line protestants and catholics, everyone was opposed to this decision in terms of the mass public. i'm not sure how much that distinguished evangelicals from other christians at that time. i have a little bit more nuanced view in terms of how much that really got things going. >> we've got several good questions here. here's a very, very thoughtful one to make us stop and think. how essential should we view freedom of religion and freedom of speech to the vitality of american evangelicalism given that the greatest growth of christianity is occurring in country where those freedoms are nonexistent? so maybe kellen and jim are off the hook since you all have answered questions already. either tom or carl want to dive in on that one? >> there's no question. persecution, god works in lands of persecution to p

. >>> we will get to your weather, it's foggy dewey out there. this is the scene on 0 the streets of san jose overnight. >> it's coming. >> we don't have that video. it's about a side show. there it is. this is actually in the early morning hours, always learn about what happened. we are going to have the latest on the wildfires burning the bay area. one in napa county. one in morgan hills. >> when the sun comes up we'll have updated numbers to share with you on the two fires here in the bay area. >>> after being closed for months, two bay area lakes are going to open to the public. >> the problem might have been fixed and it may be be a good day to go to the lake. let's check in with rosemary. >>> clearing up, we will be clearing up as we get into the second part of the morning at least for the inland areas. as we get into the afternoon, mostly sunny skies away from the coastline for in and around san francisco and the east bay. here is a look at all that fog out there this morning. a bit soupy out there and we have temperatures a bit on the coo

>> he was the republican candidate for vice president in 1948 when tom dewey ran and a tall, blond all american moderate republican. this is someone who really made civil rights one of his callings in california and called for the people to be brought together. he does have one stand on his legacy, a very important stand and that is supporting the japanese internment we talked so vividly in the kormatsu case. in his memoirs in 1976, he finally expressed remorse for the japanese internment and wept when reflected on what he had done but nevertheless, a very, very moderate and remember, this is a time when the democratic party had been the party of segregation and the republican party was the party of lyncoln. so for earl warren to be in favor of civil rights at the time was not unusual. he had one of the first supreme court seats dwight eisenhower promised to him and then vincent dies and warren said, give me the seat. he said, i can promise to make you chief justice and said, you said the first seat, this is the first seat and held him to the deal. eisenhower points him and later says

enlist the assistance of the great writers from sophocles and plato and saint augustine up to i and dewey and boomer and cs lewis and martin luther king. but ask the great questions enlist the assistance of the great thinkers in the enterprise which will be an enterprise in which we subject each other's opinions and arguments to scrutiny. >> we subject our students arguments to scrutiny. the encourage our students to subject our arguments to scrutiny. within the end the goal of each of this becoming its own best critic. by internalizing the process to the point at which we can do better than any interlocutor. >> the job of interrogating our own beliefs. and our experience here has been that the effects of that go far beyond the particular classroom in which we have 18 students. in order to make it a seminar we had to limit it to 18. you had to exclude a vast number of students who want to begin and yes our willingness to do that in a very public way sent the very message that i think is at the core of your tiffany. i want to reinforce what you said to everybody. there's no need to wait ar