slavery where everybody argues against slavery no questions the southerners said it was slavery dillinger extent, the north knew it was slavery even the young of mr. lincoln knew the slave labor and ellinwood to drive down the price you name it whether it was an economic calls or morrill it was about slavery. grant had the idea that this could be a war patrician and the total war que ticket to the population and we're going to describe the enemy capacity. so lincoln got the idea to use his extraordinary powers as commander in chief to destroy the enemy's capacity to make the war to free your sleeves. okay, some people say the proclamation freed no one. they knew frederick douglass had is sent along during the south telling people what to do now? run to the union lines, and he got the idea why don't we put them in the army? we magnified the war of attrition. no end of manpower available as we are marching through the south we put on the uniform which listeners may have seen no movie glory and all that meant. it was a very interesting period so he becomes president and she has this basicall

pretty boy floyd who was a gangster, and you can see this in public enemies about john dillinger that was made into the movie a while back, apparently, pretty boy floyd's mother was a fan of j. frank norris on the radio and took her other son -- jackie, i believe his name -- to be baptized by norris. and norris for a brief time played intermediary between the floyd family and j. edgar hoover trying to effectuate the surrender. that's all in burrows' book, but i thought that was an interesting postscript about norris, and he was always finding a way to get involved in public events. he had a series of health issues in the late '40s, a couple of strokes, and a lot of the stuff that he had built he sort of splintered off, he alienated a lot of people around him. and by the time he died in 1952 several various splinter groups. the group known as independent fundamentalist baptists, sometimes they're called ifb, he really was the first one of that particular group, and they splintered into a lot of different ways. he died at a youth camp. he was speaking at a youth camp in florida in augus

his face scarred by the practice a lot of students of his era engaged in which was bear bleated dillinger. a doctor sitting in would then call it and it devotee kits stitched up and that is the end and they would bear the scars the rest of their lives but this was a sort of badge of strength. but the thing is he was considered to be a catch. he was handsome in a dark way. look at the photograph. i will tell you you might believe me. he was said to be sexually charismatic. he was a charmer, and it's funny i've shown this picture to a number of women in seattle most recently a book editor and photographer and every moodie looks at this guy and says yeah, not bad, not bad. i learned by the we taking a look of the gestapo one way that the sun and people they would do it by postcard. coming to the gestapo headquarters on such and such a day and time we would like to talk to you. what are we going to do for the country? if they don't they would hunt you down. the reason they allow the coast guard's coming out is because the german populace would become so anxious to fall into line to become the

let me dillinger to those a couple minutes and then open up for what i hope will be a lively conversation. on the personal side of this, as i leave out in the book i come by my interest in israel and commitment to a very, very honestly which is that my family is deeply rooted in the land of israel. my great grandparents were in the very first year moving from russia to israel in 1882 come and they helped to found a small settlement at the time when the word settlement was a good word for today is a thriving city of 300,000 is a suburb of another city that might founders were of televisa and my grandparents were among the 60 families who 102 years ago stood on the seashore of televisa and true seashell's out of a had to choose their lots in the original garden suburb, the first jewish garden suburb before there was a long island there was tel aviv. [laughter] proud of this summer to go back and take my kids to the very spot and shoot them where it was that their grandparents had been part of this history and to take them to the monument in the center of the tel aviv and show their grandpar

so there's a kind of dillinger -- blinking. the folks said to me because i was already in oxford when all of this happened and the commission said we are preparing for a debate there will be a debate on we or another unless we are told something else happens etc., etc. not. i was approached by some folks in the intermediaries i was a approached the folks in mississippi. they spend millions of dollars preparing for this and it was a big deal in the state of mississippi and at the university and all of that and they asked me if i would moderate and even just with obama in other words of mccain didn't come may be using students and run the town hall thing and i said well let's see they did believe that the date for a week or so it was resolved and i had a lot of conversations about kind of what we would do and what ever and i realized in my case personally at the last minute, literally at the last minute mccain decided to come into the was the morning of the debate. he didn't decide to come until -- >> host: hearing all of your qu

for example, one day in 1780 dillinger list colonel robinson from new york sent a messenger 32 ethan allen in arlington vermont and began we are well aware of your commerical schemes command because there was a careless transcript and sometime in the 1920's that became we are aware of your commercial schemes so many historians believe that even now when was only in it for the money and was only dealing with the british and the haldeman negotiations. once i found that, i took a lot longer studying the records and that's why the book took six years. but what i came away with was the idea of the man who was taking his philosophy and putting it into action which is a dangerous thing as we have seen in the 20th century. we put our philosophers in the corner of the universities and a very rarely let them make policy but even allen put in his deism and the philosophy that def was a very natural thing not to be feared but that you must resist the enemy coming you must be brave. the man loved to jump on the tree stumps and he was often write for doing it for example to young girls got lost in

> in the work i did not refer to it in my statement today but we did in the business model issue dillinger rego we said that would be an issue for congress to consider going forward as it thinks about collective bargaining agreements, what's affordable for the servicing the situation where the contracts go to arbitration to ensure that would be put on the table because the precedent in the past has been that there is in mail volume and revenue to pay for the cost increases and things of that nature. we are looking at a very different scenario now and it is s testified as the postmaster general testified has been discussed here today that we look forward as a bright one there would be the letter-writing campaign and people would begin to write more letters that the fact is many bills are now going to be prepared and distributed electronically and that has been the lifeblood and a lot of the financial literature as well, the czechs and things of that nature from the banks, those are all moving digitally now, so it is in that spirit we made the discussion for the congress to consider. >> than

pretty boy floyd, a gangster -- and you can see this in public enemies, burrough spoke about john dillinger that was made a while back, apparently pretty boy floyd was a fan of frank dorris on the video i took her other son, jackie i believe his name is, to be baptized by norris. doors for a brief time played intermediary for jay edgar hoover trying to effectuate the surrender of pretty boy floyd. i didn't have it, but i thought that was an interesting postscript about norris. he was always find in a way to get involved in public events. he had issues in the late 40s, a couple strokes and a lot of the stuff he had ot sort of splintered off, alienated people around him. by the time he lived, very serious splinter groups. the group dundas independent fundamental baptists, sometimes called isp really is the first one of the particular group and they splintered in a lot of different ways. he died at a youth camp. he was speaking at a youth camp in august of 1952 and his body was flown back to fort worth texas. he's buried in greenwood cemetery not far from where d.e. chipps is. as well. a littl

risks of our actions recognizing the tactical success can sometimes contribute to the strategic dillinger. our counterterrorism work wasn't given legitimacy to the claims made by terrorists about. we also agree we have to demonstrate that the ideology of those who wish to do us harm is wrong. we must recognize and take on the core of that ideology that we as countries at war with this, and this justifies acts of terrorism against us. in the u.k. both terrorism and on violent extremists support this outlook. to back up the claim they say that it is unacceptable for the muslims to participate in a democracy and indeed it is wrong for the muslims and non-muslims to live alongside and to associate with one another in an integrated content and cookies of society. we will deal with those who promote terrorism through the criminal justice system and we will prevent extremists operating freely in our schools, universities and prisons. we will not amend our legislation to ban extremist groups operating just within our law but nor will we let them pass unchallenged and we will stop extremists at wh

actions, recognizing the tactical success can sometimes inadvertently contribute to the strategic dillinger. our counterterrorism work must will give legitimacy to the terrorists. we also agree that we have to demonstrate that the ideology of those who wish to do less harm is wrong. we must recognize and take on the core of that ideology. but we as countries of war with islami and that this justifies acts of terrorism against us. in the u.k., but terrorists and non-violent extremists support this outlook. the back up this claim by saying that it is unacceptable for the muslims to proceed in a democracy and that indeed it is wrong for the muslims and non-muslims to live alongside and associate with one another in an integrated content and cohesive society. we will deal with those who promote terrorism through the criminal justice system. we will prevent extremists operating freely in our schools, universities and prisons. we are not to be an extremist groups operating just within our law but we let them pass unchallenged and extremists of whatever kind come into our country to preach hatred

the campaign supporting our president going to the united nations and some of the activists fear dillingertown hall meetings also and in this time we are trying to keep the conversation about the two state solution alive. we don't want people to forget this because if we forget as palestinians and israelis weeder just emigrate from the country or we go back to violence which is very bad and which is like not recommended. so, these days in bethlehem and novelist there are on the streets one voice activists are going they're talking to people and motivating them what you think about that and what you think about this, like they are trying to raise some issues in their mind. if we say what are you planning to do as an engineer what is your role as a teacher in etc and the third thing is a huge campaign with the media. that is one of the projects we have got from palestine in 2018 as a palestinian book that i'm also dreaming of such a thing because when we come here we go to the crossing point and then the jordanian airport so it was for me very nice thing also to have this video is not publis

you have no authority to require companies to increase production of a drug dillinger shortage.ou can't impose an allocation plan when a shortage causes life-threatening conditions and the fda has limited ability to post timely information on its website for health care professionals and patients regarding reasons for time lines for the resolution i don't really understand that one, but are there in addition to the early notification other authorities you needed that would help mitigate this problem? >> think most important are two things. the early notification is something that helps in the mitigation and prevention greatly the sure that they are making a quality product and upholding their responsibility to produce high-quality products where a these things won't happen. our goal is to prevent even the potential from the shortage from occurring. not possible. in the case of many of these threatened shortages even as the dr. mix said these are in plants that manufacture multiple, multiple products if you look at the record of the things that led to the actual problem of produc

can remember walking out of that room and looking out the window and seeing the smoke at that time dillinger eventful in many different ways. i was taken with senator lott, senator daschle and senator nichols to a location with the vice president cheney where we spent the day. we came back. we came back to the capitol. we were able to have our meeting in the capitol that might about a half hour later than it is today for one reason, courage of people on that flight that went down over pennsylvania. the plane was hit it here. we've learned since then the ringleader of that evil a friend had made the decision that there would be the capitol, not the white house, because it was a much easier target. that night we didn't know that when we met here, but we know it now. like every american, i will never forgets that day in history of the nation paused to remember those who died in this coordinated attack on the american soil. we warned yesterday that thousands of innocent lives lost in new york and virginia and over pennsylvania. we honor the firefighters and rescue workers who rushed to the scene

> in the work i did not refer to it in my statement today but we did in the business model issue dillingerould be an issue for congress to consider going forward as it thinks about collective bargaining agreements, what's affordable for the servicing the situation where the contracts go to arbitration to ensure that would be put on the table because the precedent in the past has been that there is in mail volume and revenue to pay for the cost increases and things of that nature. we are looking at a very different scenario now and it is s testified as the postmaster general testified has been discussed here today that we look forward as a bright one there would be the letter-writing campaign and people would begin to write more letters that the fact is many bills are now going to be prepared and distributed electronically and that has been the lifeblood and a lot of the financial literature as well, the czechs and things of that nature from the banks, those are all moving digitally now, so it is in that spirit we made the discussion for the congress to consider. >> thank you very much. >>

> in the work i did not refer to it in my statement today but we did in the business model issue dillinger an issue for congress to consider going forward as it thinks about collective bargaining agreements, what's affordable for the servicing the situation where the contracts go to arbitration to ensure that would be put on the table because the precedent in the past has been that there is in mail volume and revenue to pay for the cost increases and things of that nature. we are looking at a very different scenario now and it is s testified as the postmaster general testified has been discussed here today that we look forward as a bright one there would be the letter-writing campaign and people would begin to write more letters that the fact is many bills are now going to be prepared and distributed electronically and that has been the lifeblood and a lot of the financial literature as well, the czechs and things of that nature from the banks, those are all moving digitally now, so it is in that spirit we made the discussion for the congress to consider. >> thank you very much. >> thank y

you have no authority to require companies to increase production of a drug dillinger shortage. you can't impose an allocation plan when a shortage causes life-threatening conditions and the fda has limited ability to post timely information on its website for health care professionals and patients regarding reasons for time lines for the resolution i don't really understand that one, but are there in addition to the early notification other authorities you needed that would help mitigate this problem? >> think most important are two things. the early notification is something that helps in the mitigation and prevention greatly the sure that they are making a quality product and upholding their responsibility to produce high-quality products where a these things won't happen. our goal is to prevent even the potential from the shortage from occurring. not possible. in the case of many of these threatened shortages even as the dr. mix said these are in plants that manufacture multiple, multiple products if you look at the record of the things that led to the actual problem of prod