charles dickens 18 60s great expectations is also there. it's not happiness. they also recommend fitggearld. george 1984 refenced by the right and left and dangerous of aauthoritarianist. as according to ox father's day the nember elis a classic example of the early 20th century. these are just a few of the recommendations list. to see them all head to their website. >> judge thomas do you swear to tell the truth. the whole b truth and nothing bt the truth. i would knowderred the streets by myself. someplace in my life the road split-off and i'd gone to seminaryry and all white school. i was neveri going to be white. the problem is i could never go back c completely to the world i came from. it's about to be revolutionary. we support anybody that's in your face. i saw what i'd be come. lashing out at everything single thing. i asked god if he would take anger out of my heart i'd never hurt again and that was the beginning of the slow return to where i started. >> i'd like to unify our country. >> i was under attack. not doing what we expect black people to do.

mayor dickens, start with you. >> thank you for that question. this is the panel that none of us wanted to be on. unfortunately, violence struck our communities and the first thing that-- to answer your question, it can happen anywhere, you realize once it happens in your city and it can happen anywhere, this is a national issue and it happens almost 200 times already this year as tom said once per day and the grieving that happens with the families and the conversations that you have to have with people that witness the incident and overall community fear as you're trying to make sure that you apprehend the suspect and then bring them to justice without violence to them on all in all, it's a complicated issue and there are answers that everybody throws at you. but you know, we know that mental health is a big part of that, being able to make sure that we invest more in mental health, you know, stabilization and support, across this country. and more guns in the hands of people, in my opinion, is not the answer, to lead to reduction in gun violen

on cathedral dickens, sports news now in germany's men's national football team or gearing up for their $1000.00 match tonight. when they take on ukraine. germany will be daunting. a special jersey in the friendly in bremond. charity proceeds from the game will go to victims of the war in ukraine. the german football federation says it wants to send a clear message of peace as a host, the germans don't have to qualify for next year's european championship. and, and that is when it's update at this hour. i'm clear. richardson, thank you so much for watching the guardians of truth. my name is junk and and i have paid almost every price of being enjoying this in a country like to tease taking on the powers that be they risk every thing john, don't r s activists, journalist and politicians living and anxiety too much on my shoulders, but i have to hold this way because i'm responsible for the future follow country for the people who are behind the bus. people need to know what is happening there in our series guardians of truth watch. now on youtube dw documentary videos, aisha are coming u

here's from fielding what's called here uh it's joseph andrew it 's andrew from dickens to pickwick,are the figures of pastors weirdos of the strangest pastors oh tar. yes, it's such a gallery, very interesting very curious. for me, this is very warm. the heirs of don quixote and warm - what is it, so, without big claims, you understand without uh hanging over the abyss of risk here. uh, so muted in english is good, worcester type will do. well, by the way, by the way, yes, of course, absolutely. you see how we turned, and yet our dear lev nikolaevich myshkin and here he is in what kind of dialogue with don quixote is the prince. we already have a poor wind. hmm, it's difficult, but it's more like this for dostoevsky and for three daughters. uh, such a kind of landmarks with which they constantly compare the prince, and well, dostoevsky , of course, was called prince christ in the manuscript christ and uh similarly, he saw uh, don quixote and, of course, his famous words that if a neighbor clearly proved that the truth is not with christ, then i would rather remain the truth. yes, th

atlantic and into the asia pacific region, just like nature's expansion in europe, as always sort of dickens with moscow. do you think the west is likely to give china any secure or is it guarantees or do you think it will simply ignore any dom ons, just like if it, with russia, which ultimately led to the situation with the right now with the train? yeah, i think there's a very good chance that they will give some sort of assurance to china. however, as was the case with the soviet union, when the soviet union was still around, it will be very empty. you know, they said that they wouldn't go an inch past a certain border. and obviously, as you said, that has not been the case more and more countries have been incorporated into nato . and i think the same sort of thing would be happening in asia. and i think using history as a precursor, i think now people, policy makers, whether be in china, whether it be in russia, whether it be in bell or risk, etc, are better able to project and look back and see that the word of the united states government should not be taken as truth, which, you know,

but in order to put the attention in that, you need read, say, a book by like dickens richardson. they don't seem to have that anymore. the prisoners do have that because they're not online on there is this feeling of things having to be you know applica able to modern life which is not really the humanities are about there's so many things getting in their way the prevalence of check think the new the new artificial intelligence we no idea where that's going to take but certainly the traditional way of of learning in college is going to be turned upside down. and again, i haven't had to deal with that in the prison. they have no access to these things. they write their essays, the old fashioned in longhand on their they have enough access to research to help them, but not so much that they're overwhelmed and they're not being constantly distracted by sort of flashier things going on in their lives. what do you think prisoners are getting from the classics, from john locke from tocqueville, etc. ? i think they're getting exactly what i got in college in the 1970s, which is a expan

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. ♪ there are divisions among members of the united nations security council about how to end the dickensg peacekeeping mission in mali. a vote scheduled for thursday has been postponed. under resolution proposed by friends all resident personnel would withdraw within six months. mali demanded the peacekeepers leave, accusing them of feeling tensions of the country. our diplomatic editor has more from new york. correspondent: there are intense negotiations under away about the timetable to withdraw peacekeepers in mali. less than two weeks ago, the foreign minister surprised at the event by demanding the mission closed down as. the french delegation has been working to draw up a resolution. it says it is the objective that all peacekeepers should be up before the 31st of december. the government in mali once them to be faster than that, possibly within three months. the human spokesperson has been stressing that to do such a draw down in a place where there is still a great deal of violence and instability takes time. >> any effort to move thousands of peacekeepers, including all of their

i mean, charles dickens is still probably the most prominent rate of the visit, an american prison and to say something is really shameful. you know, we want to correct that. so we want to give writers opportunities to come inside and see what it's like to be inside of prison, but maybe more importantly, to have those serving time see more possibility because you go to any college in this country, you have dozens of speakers coming in every month, if not every week. so we want to create of that for the people in prison they can sets more possibility and what have you heard from some of the prisoners about these libraries. i actually have a letter, you know, right here. i mean, people are excited people are excited about the book. i remember time i was talking to a group of guys, we had the freedom library with them and the guy tells me he says, i never heard of baskin's, i never heard of this book. but, you know. i'm italian and i've been locked up for more than 25 years and my family is from this small region of italy that this book is about. i know it's a novel, but it feels i'm meet

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i scare the dickens out of the radical left. i know how to fight battles. and let me tell you, we have a battle fight in 2024. let me fight that good fight for you. during their speeches, the candidate's critics prized the biden administration's policies , spoke about the southern border washing spending and barring trans gender athletes from women's sports. trump was the only candidate not at the event. but that didn't stop florida governor ron desantis from continuing his criticism of the former president. there is no substitute for victory and we need to defend this with the culture of losing that. it has been said in the republican party in recent years. former vice president mike pence took a ride himself saturday, gearing up for his presidential announcement, which will come on wednesday in iowa. according to the associated press, the contrast to the democrats agenda of decline and decay republicans have to offer a positive vision of future grounded in confident conservative principles. former new jersey governor chris christie is also expected to ann

atlanta mayor andre dickens. one person was killed and four others wounded in midto*urpb atlanta.ouisville mayor. on april 15, five people were killed and five more wounded at the old national bank building in their doantown area. and since then there have been three other mattings in louisville -- mass shootings in louisville in which three more people were killed and 12 more injured. injured. from nashville mayor jon cooper a marsh try seven, six people three of them nine from nashville, mayor cooper. the other two mayors with us this morning coped with mass shootings several years ago. and have had time to reflect on both the immediate and longer term aftermath of those shootings. what they learned from them and both have made it a practice to reach out to mayors whether a mass shooting occurred to console them and to help them manage the aftermath. aftermath. former dayton mayor august 4, 2199 people were killed and 17 wounded to the entrance to a bar in this district. the orlando mayor on june 12, 2016 in incident many of us remember and about many of us still grieve 49 peopl

look at those companies, dickens the balance sheets and find the ones that have been hit and have opportunityarles: i dread going to the dentist. 95% of the time it is over with and it wasn't that bad. when they took out two wisdom teeth i'm still regretting that but to be this tight and anxious about something like a potential recession and not go for the winners is frustrating. some of these moves, the stock goes up one hundred 50% in three or four months, those are things people dream about. >> true. i'm not saying don't be invested in the marco and that we don't have exposure to those, we like having some exposure to nvidia but we are underweight what the market is, we want to take that cash off the table, trend your winners, what gm has been up 15%, 16%. trim it. other names, discover financial, go to some names that have already pulled back a little bit so you have more upside than putting it in a few highflying techniques. charles: you like defensive names as well. >> i do because staples have pulled back so much, you can look at a name like general mills, look at a name like kimberly-

. >> i scare the dickens out of the radical left and joe biden. >> leadership is not about virtue, signaling or building a brand, leadership is ultimately about results. >> we have a battle to fight in 2024. let me fight that good fight for you. alex: well former vice president mike pence took a ride himself. who knew? gearing up for presidential announcement which will come on wednesday in iowa according to ap, same day as multiple results have north dakota governor doug bergum entering the race. former new hampshire governor chris christie will announce run on tuesday. here is pence talking about the week ahead. >> i have every confidence that voters in iowa and around the country will take time to think hard about who would be the best person to square off against joe biden and the democrats. alex: pence was among those yesterday who upped their criticism of candidate and former president donald trump. it was over a post that trump made on truth social congratulating north korean leader kim jong un. >> you don't congratulate a thug. let's keep in mind this thug has threatened america, has

folks, my next guest is an actor you know from "the leftovers," dickens, gossip girl.nal affairs to investigate. >> what kind of situation? >> one of my cops arrested a female for shoplifting and it seems like he may have used an excessive amount of force. >> going to iab can have major implications for his career but you know that. >> he's beating up on callers for the reason he doesn't deserve to have our career. you know how many excessive force complaints my predecessor sent up to iab. two: six years. it says to me things were being swept under the rug which sends the message that that kind of behavior is acceptable. >> stephen: please welcome amanda warren. [cheers and applause] hello. >> amanda: hi, hello. >> stephen: nice to have your own. i understand that unlike a lot of people who work in the business here in the big city of dreams, you are a born and raised new yorker. >> amanda: born and raised in new york. went to high school. keeps bay. i went to elementary and junior high. went to pk us on 48th and eighth just down the way and then nyu tisch and then yal

for many young people who choose to stay in, ask me how is the continental ensuring that dickens realized surgery from me? the next of these times here to the shows up the minutes to read the with many kilometers of rude and desert behind migrants at the sprint of the journey have used every form of capital to reach here. do we over the sea, however, is not an easy one. the. it's require steven most sacrifice and determination. with the sign that you think you guys were running around. thank you everyone and how you do this is because of the 20 because this thing is like this month, a september to the beginning this because they don't want you to because this particular mrs. mitchell, this distorted because may do so. then you know, to bessie, this is a very big is an open place. maybe there are some hidden places, the police will not tall. but i think see, you know, says the secret island tell in the and so well, those are the from every day monday don't have a job. you need to have back to each to survive. and if the car too low, you go for the position you petition puts you while you g

next i the dickens out of the radical left.ork leadership of that virtue signaling or building a brand and ultimately about results. from a battle divided in 2024. of a fight that good fight for you. canada criticized policies in washington spending the southern border but a rather unusual subject came up as well. kim and jon own this was sparked by "truth social" bonds by former president kenneth donald trump where he could graduate the north korean leader for his country being appointed to the world health organization executive board. trump did not attend yesterday's event. but you do not congratulate faldo. let's keep in mind this thug has brought america pretty start and over and over again. this is not something to play with. >> i was surprised to see that. one kim jon owen is a murderous dictator. >> trumps team righted responding president trump achieve peace through strength and no new wars were started under his presidency. the campaign went on to take a shot at governor desantis considered to be trumps top competitor

salaam defeated close opponent democratic assemblywoman inez dickens, who had received the endorsementnew york mayor eric adams, by a landslide. salaam was one of five black and latinx teenagers wrongfully convicted of the 1989 beating and rape of a white woman. he spent seven years in jail. salaam has said he will overhaul new york city's criminal legal system, end mass incarceration and help bring about police reform. to see our 2016 interview with yusuf salaam, visit our website democracynow.org. and in manhattan, public housing tenants rallied on tuesday to demand the city halt its controversial $1.5 billion plan to demolish two public housing complexes and replace them with new high-rise apartments. officials say the plan to tear down the fulton and chelsea-elliott houses is more cost-effective than repairing the apartments. but tenants argue the demolition will drive further privatization, gentrification and displacement. some tenants opposed to the demolition reported they were turned away by city authorities tuesday as they tried to attend a resident engagement meeting. this is

all time and has had a huge influence on literature like the works of william shakespeare, charles dickensthe american family associate says while the bible does have difficult themes, it is foundational to education. >> kids need to be learning the bible, they need to be learning the great works of the western tradition, and i really think this is the problem with our educational bureaucracy. when they can't tell the difference between pornography and the great works of western literature, we have a problem. >> reporter: the school district said the bible was never part of younger students' curriculum. the bible will remain in local high schools. in new york, or lauren green, fox news. arthel: well, a miracle rescue. four kids found alive of after 40 days in the amazon jungle. they went missing after a plane crash that killed their mom and others. this morning they all landed airily in bogota, colombia. kitty logan is live with the latest. kitty. >> reporter: hi, arthel. isn't this such an amazing story of survival and also a relief for those search teams who have been combing through the

. >> eyes scare the dickens out of the radical left. and joe biden. >> leadership is not about virtue signaling or building a brand. leadership is ultimately about results. >> we have a battle to fight in 2024. let me fight that good fight for you. >> the candidates criticized by demonstration policies, tackled the expected issues the woke agenda they think they are seeing the washington spending happening at the southern bo border, that rather unusual subject also came up that is north korean president kim jong un. sparked by "truth social" post by former president and candidate donald trump he congratulated the north korean leader for his country being appointed to the world health organization executive board. trump did not attend yesterday's event. >> you do not congratulate eight. this thought has threatened america. he spent in our allies over and over again. this is not something to play with requests i was surprised to see that. one is a murderous dictator. >> from steam achieved peace through strength and as a result no new war

charles dickens 18 60s great expectations is also there. it's not happiness. they also recommend fitggearld. george 1984 refenced by the right and left and dangerous of aauthoritarianist. as according to ox father's day the nember elis a classic example of the early 20th century. these are just a few of the recommendations list. to see them all head to their website. >> judge thomas do you swear to

so is this the summer that i finally get to bleak house by charles dickens? i finally get to the house of mirth? i don't know. you know, hope springs eternal. i'm hoping this might be the one. jeffrey: maureen, you have one or two? maureen: yeah. this is a big year for willa cather. we're celebrating the 150th anniversary of her birth. this year a lost lady celebrates 100 years of its publication that was made into a film in the thirties with barbara stanwyck. and cather hated the film so much she wrote a clause into her will -- no more films of any of my novels. jeffrey: i've heard that from other novelists who don't like what happened. maureen: but i've been rereading cather, one of ours, her novel about world war one and a lost lady. and, you know, as a native new yorker, i came late to cather. but these novels of of the great plains are really spectacular. jeffrey: that's great. some old books and some new books. maureen corrigan, gilbert cruz, thank you both very much. amna: you can find the full list of book recommendations online at pbs.org/newshour. g

. >> i scare the dickens out of the radical left and joe biden.f my life destroys their lies. laura: for nearly two hours, eight gop hopefuls the stage. though one of the first big multi-candidate events, it will hardly be the last. all the candidates will likely be frequent fliers to the hawkeye state as they try to gain support and owners to qualify for the first republican primary debate in august. for the pbs, i'm laura barron-lopez. geoff: for more on how the 2024 republican field is shaping up, we turn to our politics monday team. that's amy walter of the cook political report, with amy walter, and tamara keith of npr. hello, hello. let's start our conversation about the 2024 raise with more about the politician says he will not get into this, new hampshire governor chris sununu. he wrote an op-ed which i will read. he says, if trump is the nominee, republicans will lose again as we did in 2018, 2020, and 2022. this is indisputable and i'm not willing to let it happen without a fight. he argues he will have more power and influence as a king

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i still the dickens out of the radical left. i know how to fight battles. and let me tell you, we have a battle fight in 2024. then we fight that good fight for you. the only republican candidate not at the event was former president donald trump. florida governor ron desantis continued his criticism of the former president. there is no substitute for victory, and we need to defend the win. the culture of losing that. it has been said in the republican party in recent years, the candidates are trying to position themselves out of the first republican presidential debate. that will be in august. there's a proposal in the state legislature to keep workers, especially retail employees, safe while a. the bill would require employers to provide active shooter training to their workers and work to prevent incidents of workplace violence. it would also prohibit companies from instructing employees to confront shoplifters. some state lawmakers say that it's not an employee's job to act as law enforcement. what we're seeing in the bill is it's not okay for an employ

i scare the dickens out of the radical left. i know how to fight battles. have a battle to fight in 2024. let me fight that good fight for you during their speeches, the candidates criticized the biden administration's policies, spoke about the southern border. washington spending and barring transgender athletes from women's sports. trump was the only candidate not at the event . but that didn't stop florida governor rhonda santos from continuing his criticism of the former president there is no substitute for victory, and we need to dispense with the culture of losing that. it has been said in the republican party in recent years. former vice president mike pence took a ride himself saturday, gearing up for his presidential announcement, which will come on wednesday in iowa. according to the associated press, the contrast to the democrats agenda of decline and decay. republicans have to offer a positive vision of future grounded in confident conservative principles. former new jersey governor chris christie is also expected to announce his run for preside

i scare the dickens out of the radical left. i know how to fight battles.ight in 2024. let me find that good fight for you. the only republican candidate not at the event was former president donald trump. former governor ron desantis continued his criticism of the former president. there is no substitute for victory, and we need to dispense with the culture of losing that. it has been said in the republican party in recent years. the candidates are trying to position themselves ahead of the first republican presidential debate that happens in august. all at 745. now wall street is watching gas prices at the price of oil increases. also more layoffs have been announced here and there, affecting some bay area jobs. pam cook has details. in today's dollars and cents. yes, good morning again. pixar and spotify cutting jobs, spotify just announced it's laying off 200 employees or 2% of its workforce. spotify is based in sweden, but it does have about 4000 employees here in the us. more on pixar in just a . first, the numbers as that opening bell rang this morni

this is atlanta democratic mayor andrÉ dickens, working with republican governor brian kemp, to sendisagree with the government, you know, tear people out of their homes, arresting them for providing bail support. 42 people have been arrested on domestic terrorism charges, many of whom were just actually standing at a festival in that forest, a music festival. so, you know, it's sets really dangerous precedent, things about the rights to protest, ability to descend to atlanta in america. >> the title of your piece says it all, of those supporting cops to prevail in atlanta, your city could be next. you talk about proposals for calk cities across the country, hawaii, texas, michigan, new jersey, pennsylvania as well. what could what's happening in atlanta mean for these other cities? >> yes, the thing to understand is that, you know, cities replicate and expand each other's tactics when it comes to policing. so, cop city in atlanta actually followed the approval of what organizers in chicago call cop academy. and in the wake of cop city, you see this proposal popping up all over the c

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are one offs these are gonna go global, okay how about this one pretend that you're in a a charles dickensn, you know yeah, you haven't eaten in probably a year or so. yeah >> okay. wow. okay "please sir -- >> jimmy: yeah >> "please." >> jimmy: yeah >> "i don't want gruel, i want to see 'black adam.' >> jimmy: that -- that -- that - [ light laughter ] that's very good no, that's -- it'll work yeah, can we get this in >> it needs work - >> jimmy: try one like -- try one like dracula this is perfect. this is almost - [ laughter ] it's october, it's close, you know you've got to be the halloween, wah-ah-ah you know like that type of thing. ♪ >> wah-ha-ha >> jimmy: yeah ♪ >> "i vant you to see 'black adam,' ha-ha. october 21st." i don't know >> jimmy: that's perfect, now. yeah, now, look -- [ cheers and applause that, yes, that will work. i'm getting -- i think we got -- let's do one more, okay? this time i want you to do, like, almost like a southern -- like a southern -- like a southern little girl, maybe. that would be -- [ light laughter ] >> i don't understand -- >> jimmy: yeah, no, like

he played with little jimmy dickens. his name was houda. and of course, the army, in its infinite wisdom, made a cook and so he couldn't really play. but we gathered together cheap guitars and we managed to get some sound and reel to reel tape recorders and we played in max. he could play the girl from ipanema, jazz deluxe. i mean, he was a better one of the best players i've ever met. he just died recently. he played music right up to the end, but we would play and max would. he was just so fascinated with music and when he didn't have to cook, we would play music and the music was as. i said it was something to grasp on to and give you hope that you were going to get back a normal place where this music came from. and we were sent reel to reel recordings. my wife sent me a seven and a half inch reel of. sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club. yeah. and we listened to that. and there were soldiers that said, oh, the beatles are just gone that don't like that at all. walk out and but among us was wonderful. so anyway, i think that music in an

. >> reporter: if a character had been invented by mark twain and charles dickens, would have been redink anybody tucked him in at night. the youngest of ten, red brokaw had a learning disability. quit school in second grade and went to work at the age of 8. he was doing horrifyingly dangerous jobs. >> one of them was digging a deep well and they would put a rope around my dad's waist and drop him down head first into the well. >> reporter: in those times, nobody batted an eye when your father is on some kind of agricultural contraption. if he had fallen off his perch, he would have been shredded. >> there were no rules in those days. if there were federal regulations, they didn't get all the way to bristol, south dakota, i got to tell you. >> reporter: after the civil war, like other ambitious young men, tom's great-grandfather went west. and got off the train in bristol. what opportunity did he think he would find in the middle of -- >> nowhere? it was completely baron. he decided they needed a place for people to find food and a place to stay. >> reporter: over the years the brokaw

he played with little jimmy dickens. his name was houda. and of course, the army, in its infinite wisdom, made a cook and so he couldn't really play. but we gathered together cheap guitars and we managed to get some sound and reel to reel tape recorders and we played in max. he could play the girl from ipanema, jazz deluxe. i mean, he was a better one of the best players i've ever met. he just died recently. he played music right up to the end, but we would play and max would. he was just so fascinated with music and when he didn't have to cook, we would play music and the music was as. i said it was something to grasp on to and give you hope that you were going to get back a normal place where this music came from. and we were sent reel to reel recordings. my wife sent me a seven and a half inch reel of. sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club. yeah. and we listened to that. and there were soldiers that said, oh, the beatles are just gone that don't like that at all. walk out and but among us was wonderful. so anyway, i think that music in an

we all remember reading about charles dickens' serialized novels. in this case, there is a story that's haunted me for years about how the chinese rolled up the cia's networks in china, their agents and informants, just over a decade ago in an especially brutal way. i've wanted to get to the bottom of it. i've written a little bit of journalism about it, but i just couldn't take it any further. my editor at "the post," david shipley, suggested, why don't we see if we can explore this, tell the story in a different way through fiction, just imagining what was in the minds of the characters? i've done this. i've written 11 novels now, so this is not unfamiliar to me. but i think if readings go to the site and read this short novel, they'll see a lot that isn't written or known about how chinese intelligence works. we know everything about russian intelligence. we've all read the novels. we know carla and moscow center. we know very little about china. that's the veil i've tried to open in this short novella, "the tao of deception. ". >> i love it. "th

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i scare the dickens out of the radical left. and joe biden. proof of my life destroys their lives. when i was just a seven-year-old kid my parents divorced. i moved in with my grandfather and grandmother. my grandfather grew up in a very different america. born in 1921 in a segregated part of south carolina. he knew a very different story. his first words out of his mouth to me were "on, you can get better or be better, but you cannot do both." my grandfather believed then, but some doubt, now, the goodness of what america would one day be. he taught me that if you have faith in god, faith in yourself, and faith in america, all things are possible. thank god almighty for a man that understood the american story. as you have heard before, likely, i was raised by a single mother in poverty. my mom worked 16 hour days to keep food on the table and the lights on. she was a nurse's aide. her job was changing bedpans and rolling patients. she looked at me and gave me another motivational lesson. she said, we can be a victim or a victor. she chose vi

[cheering and applauding] you see, i scare the dickens out of the radical leftt and joe biden.e destroys their life. when i was a 7-year-old kid, my parents divorced, i moved back in with my grandfather and grandmother, my grandfather who grew up in a very different america, born in 1921 in the segregated part of south carolina, he knew a very different story.ut the first words out of his mouth to meet were son, you can be better or you can get better but you can't be both. my grandfather believed then what some help now in the goodness of what america would one day be. he taught me if you have faith in god, faith in yourself and faith in america, all things are possible. ... >> to keep food on the table and the lights on. she was a nurse's aide. her job was changing bedpans and rolling patients. she looked at me and gave me another motivational lesson is. she said we can be a victim or we can be a victor she chose victorious, and i am so thankful she did. [applause] she also taught me that there is dignity in all work. that's why i know if you're able-bodied in america, you wo