well, let's turn back let's turn back to stephen a douglas douglas. douglas often gets forgotten, as reg pointed out in the lincoln-douglas debates, there was someone else there. and, you know, it's interesting to think about wartime politics. douglas is the most important northern democrat in that era. and then he dies in june of 1861. and i think that's part of what contributes to the fracturing of the democratic party. in his final few months of life before dying in june of 61, at the age of 48. he was out there campaigning for union and giving speeches, trying to rally people to support the union cause, telling lincoln he supports lincoln in in this fight for union. how i think that's often forgotten. how douglas been remembered in history. well, all of us love abraham lincoln. and if we have a civil state in this nation, it is abraham lincoln. and i think in the union. yeah. politics as in church as in religion and so on. there's an ultimate good and there has to be an ultimate evil because lincoln chased douglass so long and douglass was so stro

[applause] >> douglas: there is no overlap?tion that's website with some people who try to make themselves some money and they tend to the so-called staff. they are forever try to continue the hustle. they did it with the trans stuff that's not the that are. and this has nothing to do with anybody else. the idea that someone happens to be, now has to be stuck in alphabet suit with a guy who was soprano both costume. no. what i don't realize are the kind of activists because they are is what? it's there but there's justice in this thing, and justly wanting. what is it asexual's in this alphabet suit. if the two groups have nothing in common i'm telling you men are asexual. they have nothing in common. are asexual's going to a bar and type about how much i don't li like? >> tyrus: no they just marry me. >> douglas: i'm sorry. i didn't know i was treading on wounds. >> tyrus: oh you're not. [laughs] [laughs] it's fine she doesn't want. >> greg: tyrus, tyrus, i'm afraid to ask what kind of furry you would be but you believe chris m

but 1st, let me just throw this back to, to, to douglas, douglas to democrats, or party of east coast and west coast big money elite. what do you say to that? i have never heard anyone describe south carolina as being part of the east coast elite. south carolina is majority white. it has a lot of rural areas out in south carolina and do say that, oh that, that moves away from middle america. when you're talking about a place that's down south and has so much rural land in farm land, is it just to make any sense? of course that's not the case. of course, democrats are going to still try to reach out to everyone. in united states, black, white, asian, hispanic gay, straight. we are the true big party in that regard. we're not trying to exclude anyone. and again, this is all about elevating diverse communities and expanding the early window to give more people a seat at the table. often, you know, we keep coming back to morocco, mom, and i said it early before brock obama did when an iowa. however, i think that we need to understand that brock obama, to a great extent, was an anomaly. we

welcome to you all, douglas, and let's start with you. why then did the democratic national committee feel that it was so important to append a century of political tradition and reorder the parties? presidential nominating canada? what? what difference is it going to make? well, this moves, which is a very strategic move by the d n. c. will allow for greater racial geographic in economic diversity in the 1st of the nation primary which is important because the backbone of the democratic party voting base is black voters. so this will not only add diversity or process but will give black candidates and other minority can candidates a much better chance of advancing in the primary process as opposed to maybe just trying to survive until the south carolina primary. now we all saw the last time we had a black president, brock obama, you actually won iowa. so i'm sure that my republican counterparts are going to be quick me to point that out. however, every black or minority candidate in the process thus far as simply not bared as well as bro

tonight on the show i'll be joined from america by colonel douglas macgregor , by colonel douglas macgregor, and he'll give us his view on the situation regarding the ongoing war in ukraine. also in america , a train carrying america, a train carrying potentially dangerous chemicals derailed in ohio . potentially dangerous chemicals derailed in ohio. i'll be joined by an expert to assess the implications. by an expert to assess the implications . we'll ask why the implications. we'll ask why the government has abandoned its investigation into the mass death of shellfish off the northeast coast of england,

douglas has decided that his custodian moving forward is steffy forrester. >> douglas: i wanna live with you, aunt steffy. ♪♪♪ >> li: is this for me? >> kelly: i made it myself, except for the eyes. >> finn: uh, douglas helped with that part. >> li: oh, my goodness! i love it. very impressed. this is going on my fridge, so i see it every day. >> kelly: awesome.

: no one is keeping me from douglas. i love him too much. ♪♪♪

store chain supporting a candidate for governor who is an unapologetic supporter of the an array douglas student, an activist david hawk prepared for a dion at a public. there is a boy can't move mit building steam on social media cache. boycott public ah, switched over and ha, ha ha, thank you. thank you very much. with her that is not on the offensive. is the wrong thing to do? they just made of the nation of $670000.00 to some forest on that is running for governor that is totally totally supporting the an array. yeah. okay, what will we see tomorrow? you're going to see people lying down for 12 minutes starting at 4 pm. 4 minutes are present 700 seconds and that's the number of school shootings we've had and read in recent history as a result of the inaction of our politicians in part because of lobbyists, organizations like the generate publics, instead with us, they can pull out their half $1000000.00 from putnam's campaign, and they can double that amount and donate it to the stolen douglas victims find many of the students that are in there still have p t s d. from what happened?

that's in the middle of a protest with stillman douglas student and activist david hawk preparing for a die in at a public organizing 2 separate events. today, as part of that boy highly or this morning, demonstrators placed a flower on each of the body being marked off to represent the victims killed ad stillman douglas. he wants to play with we and shocked, drawing out here that were on the 17 kids we did it for in the morning with manning and i think with the rain service that symbolizes held through time, our tears. while for way we forget about that. there is literally a team out here to come and clean them up, and other jobs basically pointless except to clean up a couple of flowers. those remind me of our politicians that try to fight this stuff under the rug and try to make people forget about it. they tell them that they're going to do something about it. they never do their approval readings, go up and then another school shooting happens. they do it again and it, the cycles perpetuates itself and that's how it's been for the past 1000 years. jesus christ. another school sho

okay. seniors for marjorie, solomon, douglas high school records. welcome much wildlife activists. m a gonzalez a amazing you guys are great. you guys are more than students, you become active and they are angry and they're doing something about it. this is a real revolution ah, with, can you tell me right now that you will not accept a single donation from the vendor or something that need to be held perspective responsibility to more people here than it's an epidemic that with some people don't like the war gone control just what i do and i don't understand why i could still go in a store and buy what the war with with kids as well. right. i know you want us to be kids, but we have more important things to do with paul it's a beautiful place with a beautiful community. oh, it's very friendly. it's very like non to law like it's a small town beach. beautiful, united cured homes and your for shops, people new to parkland because the schools are said mm. i was with my aunt one time i remember looking at that building like that's a really weird building and she was like, and this is

$1000000.00 from putnam's campaign, and they can double that amount and donate it to the stillman douglas victims find many of the students that are in there still have p s d. from what happened many a dentist going on with many of them saw yesterday from what happened at our school . we're trying to ensure that we're able to papers as a man over there that's chanting, thinking that we're trying to take our guns. we're not, we're trying to say blacks. we think that if you want to, well regular militia, you should get 10 hours of training for each gun. so because they support friends, if i get home and move not mm. shouldn't get this. how would i need to get a bulletproof vest park for i mean, honestly, i don't, i don't get it. we're just trying to save lives. i. i'm not trying to take anyone's guns. it's the people that are spreading this misinformation about me and everything that goes on that causes is probably what's gonna cost me to be killed. bolt. don't think like that. i gotta keep actually get him in right now, the sons must come up. that's in the middle of a protest with blue sta

that's in the middle of a protest with stillman douglas student and activist david hawk preparing for a dion at a public. he's organizing 2 separate events today. as part of that boy highly or this morning, demonstrators placed a flower on each of the body being marked off to represent the victims killed at stillman douglas. he wants to play with we and shocked drawings out here that were on the 17 kids we did it for in the morning with manny. and i think with the rain service that symbolizes held through time, our tears. while for way we forget about that. there is literally a team out here to come and clean them up and now their jobs basically pointless except to clean up a couple of flowers. those remind me of our politicians that try to swipe this stuff under the rug and try to make people forget about it. they tell them that they're going to do something about it. they never do their approval readings, go up and then another school shooting happens. and do it again and it, the cycled perpetuates itself and that's how it's been for the past 1000 years. jesus christ. another school

and douglas high school. those are students being let out of this high school about 3000 in the school. the houses are around us all around with a cop with a big one is behind it, pushing us towards the walmart and i get a text from my daughter soon as a shooting and then to get another one from david. what do you do when you get the call like this? what is coming and people are running. and these big tanks that you think you only see in the military? our job was to help the kids over the fence. the shooter actually escaped in that same route. an arrest has been made, not long after the shooting happened, no more on who this person is, although multiple reports pointing towards the shooter being a former student, we had all countless magazines, multiple magazines, and at this point, we believe we have won a or 15 rise and were walking home and i saw some valentine's day teddy bears on the street, which was just cor will because like that they were supposed to be filled with love and was just pure happiness. a

senate seat and response to senator douglas's race baiting and attempt to portray lincoln as a supporter of full equality and race mixing. lincoln asserted that he was, quote, not nor ever had been in favor of bringing about in any way the social and political equality of the white and black races. nor, he continued, had he ever been in favor of making voters or jurors of --, nor of qualified, urging them to hold office. he did believe, however, that african-americans were entitled to the natural rights enumerated in the declaration of independence. that is the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. although he agreed with the declaration's claim that all men were created equal, this did not mean that all were equal in every respect. certainly not in color, he asserted. perhaps not in moral or intellectual endowment, but in the right to eat the bread without the leave of anybody else, which his own hand earns. he is my equal and the equal of judge douglass and the equal of every living man. and he says that over and over in debates and in his speeches before the lincoln deb

that's fine, and we will put an end to it. >> douglas: okay. >> thomas: well, hey, guys. >> douglas:>> hope: steffy? >> thomas: that's my, uh, witness. yours, i'm guessing? >> steffy: hey, bud, how you doin'? >> douglas: good, aunt steffy. what's a witness? >> steffy: it mostly me i

douglas murray, great to see you both. douglas, i will start with you. in the last few minutes we have seen those twitter executives get pressed on capitol hill about the facts. what are you learning so far? >> we're learning first of all is about the evasion by senior twitter executives about exactly what it is they did. their clear discomfort about the facts as they are coming out in weeks and months. we have had the twitter files that have been released since elon musk took over the company. and now we see them finally having to answer to politicians about this. they are very evasive. so far we have not gotten to the full truth of it. we already know how many questions there are to ask. i think they are deeply uncomfortable and understandably so. everybody who looked at this can see there was a significant political cover-up going on. the question is simply how high up in the democratic party and how high up in twitter that went on at. >> harris: all of that matters given it was happening so close to a presidential election in 2020, sean. >> the ameri

stephen douglas. they they saw douglass as the wedge that was going to shatter the democratic into two factions. the douglas democrat rats and the buchanan democrats. and they liked that. and they were willing, as lincoln saw it, to sack price lincoln towards that. lincoln and chase didn't in 1858. lincoln was busy with other aspects of the campaign, but lincoln appreciated chase's help. he wrote him early in the new year to thank him. he saying that he was, quote, one of the very few distinguished whose sympathy we in illinois receive last year. of all those whose sympathy we thought we had reason to us to. as 1860 started, if you been making a list of republican presidential candidates, chase would have been probably two or number three on that list of likely presidential candidates. lincoln was well down the as 1860 started. indeed, i found and an article in the new york tribune that listed a dozen presidential. and the most striking thing about that article is it does not mention abraham lincoln c

the next newscast is at [ dramatic music ] >> steffy: your bedroom is ready, douglas. >> douglas: awesome. thanks, aunt steffy. >> steffy: of course. >> hope: it's just temporary and i have to respect his choice. please, steffy. take care of my son. i should probably text thomas. let him know that douglas is here organizing his room. >> steffy: his room for now. this will be temporary. >> hope: i keep trying to remind myself but um, he wants to live here with you.

we did pass the marjorie stoneman douglas school safety act. we did raise the age to buy any gun to 21. we did institute red flag laws that have been used 9,000 times since we put them there. we did place more school resource officers and mental health counselors in all of the high schools. we passed that on a bipartisan basis. we passed it with democrats and republicans. it was signed into law by a republican governor who became a republican senator. not one republican who voted for that law to make kids safe in school lost their re-election. not one. i'm going to read the names into the record, mr. speaker, and then i'm going to use the rest of my time to take a moment of silence for the victims alyssa, martin, anguiano, scott, nicholas, aaron, jamie, chris, lou, kara, gina, joaquin, el, ena -- elena, alex, carmen, and peter. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until noon today.

douglas, douglas, i'm sorry, douglas. >> oh, yeah. well, absolutely.the fear right now is that is escalation, but i like the determination of biden. there is no way that we are getting out of supporting ukraine while he's president. this is the center piece of his presidency. we remember in the cold war everything was about berlin and presidents from harry truman, eisenhower, kennedy. we held firm on berlin. the united states now has as told the world that ukraine is the standing ground for democracy. it's on trial there, and there's nothing that will allow the united states to abandon ukraine, but let's hope there's some negotiations of finding an exit strategy for putin. he has himself backed in a very grim corner, and his only lifeline is really china. at all costs our state department needs to make sure that china understand the consequences if they give any more aid or any more, you know, military assistance to russia. >> victoria, do you think this visit by the president will make the case here at home for the u.s. to keep supporting the situatio

what was douglas like then?county was a completely rural community between colorado springs and denver. >> not a lot of homicides back then? >> maybe one every four years. >> investigators determined helene was last seen alive getting off that bus after work. >> from the bus driver, we knew that she got off that bus. from there -- >> and nobody got off with her? she didn't have any trouble on the bus? >> there was no indication from any witnesses there that she was in any distress or any one was following her. >> she gets off the bus and then she just disappears? >> she just disappeared. >> helene's body was found the next day in a field at nearly nine miles from that bus stop. she'd been stabbed nine times. an autopsy revealed she was also raped. what did you learn from the body, the scene, the autopsy? >> a number of her clothes were missing. she was wearing a mid sized winter jacket for colorado at that time, and a scarf. she was lying on her back. she had no defensive wounds that she had wounds on her knees

i got my camera and i i went, ah, so i'm here, i'm a student journalist at stillman douglas high school. and a terrible event has happened today. it wasn't until the end of the night that they had confirmed like 12 bodies. this next id confirmed all 17. and i wasn't till a couple days later they took off names. ah, ah ah ah, in 2022. the italian government approved a package of military aid to ukraine, coordination with nita to help ukrainians defend themselves and fight back about 150000000 euros. well, i make a week even i told me bombs are hearing all the same nato and the u. f. with you should the ones that people will die just for make money. the one that has been yes, because little while you mess you got 3 on it. if you go through and i, she thought complete, i mean there's, will dod, i'm actually thought if you go to him, you only wi fi you get, i will put them in. this will doth more sad me by short road tool store abraham opa, exec leila, lesser opinion polls show that over 70 percent of italians are against military support for ukraine. i landed in confront with the date for

the only thing missing, though, is douglas. why did we ever agree to this guardianship thing? >> liam: it's too much pressure on the kid. it's him having to worry about not hurting either of his parents. >> hope: yes, but in a way he-- he did. by choosing to live with steffy, and obviously, you know, douglas would never intend to cause either of us pain, but...

miss douglas, welcome to the day. how likely do you think it is that we'll see bella rose actively join the war in ukraine? i believe the present moment is quite unlikely, although we see ongoing join the military exercises of betterments and russia now and to prepare a union shield the next year. and also we have to bear in mind that join military exercises were used as a pretext for the invasion on february 24th. but at the moment, the condition much more is worse than in february for an invasion from the north, which doesn't exclude that russia on its own, could launch a new attack on ukraine from bemrose. and can you elaborate on that? what are the conditions? what's different? the time around well, in the meanwhile ukraine has taken pre could precautions. they have mind the entire north of the regions and then also they have blown up bridges. the prepared to marsh's very, very complicated territory for an invasion. and also both the demand luca shank, much aware of the fact that the ocean army is not at all prepa

douglas, harriet tubman.i want to tell you -- and only you, all the people listening, many black people -- i read the book with the names of how many slaves they owned. a lot of them have been slaves themselves. not only that. people always try to come out -- i will put it like this. they try to make white people pay for something now that they had nothing to do with. what gets me -- all like that. host: what specifically would you like the guest to address? caller: i want to say this. not only did like people owned slaves, american indians owned them, too. guest: the caller is correct, there was some black ownership of slaves. so that is correct. of course, mostly white people owning slaves. but she is correct, some of that. i can hear her loud and clear. i think the main point to remember, lincoln said if slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong. it was morally wrong, he said. he said again and again. lincoln, his touchstone was the declaration of independence, that was his favorite founding document. he beli

people didn't want douglas non took you to get furniture free. a been, i've already been on on. ah what i'm talking about with the fact that the payment i'm gonna start with ah. with and this is your wife. i an appointment. okay. very good. we'll. we'll follow up with my wife. don't worry about your tone now. it's all right, we'll, we'll sort it out. okay, we'll do my best. i claim all my v i c i c a r u c dot r i n got players. yup. who? i know he let keep chicago's football association in godaddy skip was there. could you mon dot up guys? yeah. tomorrow noon about douglas, if i woke up and if i woke up i've been bad for that's not new enough and i do exactly can't guide you. not up guys. yeah. and by then yeah. in our radar, in our chicago silent not so much then it just in a fine job. and i united of job fun and now or c, south me now my knee are big in that i mean. yeah. good jenna. a balmy to sub i'm to sub i log into the law and i most august i knocked the debt gollindo near keith elko. i'd go now busty duck or did i do? thank god, i keep getting a lot new backward. i'm fa

ah, a don't put me in my room with those douglas said den by day to day love the b l v. keep zine bubble for anybody. no man's office, i will share each do not as i may be a black with nancy a as in a box and then i will stop me to quote those song also want to feet the objective. i saw a vocal ballot. my good dad was edward did eat well. the game didn't work. don't sagas. a furniture free? a been of all did not on ah, ah, what i'm talking about, but with the fact that i will go with that with my children. okay. and this is your wife. i an appointment. okay. very good. we'll, we'll put on here. i think with my life you don't worry about it for now. it's all right. well, well sorted out, well now i do my best. i love clear mar. my is i've yeah, i see the dec i see both are due by now. come out. i keep quiz, aren't you see dollar style lynette goblins? yep. well i know that he let keep saragossa football association in daddy pip was there. could you mon dot up guys? yeah, cool man. none of our duckling if i woke up. no, no, i'm stuck. and if i woke up at beck bad for that'

stuart: anything on this, douglas? >> it was sort of inevitable because you can't lose a number of city workers they've lost and have serious job deficits in the city for major positions. you just had -- something had to give and pleased that mayor adams caught up with the reality of life for many new yorkers. stuart: douglas keep pounding the table on education. we always appreciate that. pound away, baby. thanks very much. let's go back to the markets, please. i see red ink on the left hand side of the screen looking at overall market. dow is down about 70 points at this stage. adam johnson with me this morning. how are we going to get out of this rut because i think we're in kind of a rut on the market? >> actually, stuart, i'll take the other side and say i think we're getting out of the rut thanks to the two ease of earnings and employment and we have to recognize the playing field has changed and until then we'll be stuck in a rut. computers driving the action and not just smart people sitting around a table tryi

douglas, harriet tubman.i want to tell you -- and only you, all the people listening, many black people -- i read the book with the names of how many slaves they owned. a lot of them have been slaves themselves. not only that. people always try to come out -- i will put it like this. they try to make white people pay for something now that they had nothing to do with. what gets me -- all like that. host: what specifically would you like the guest to address? caller: i want to say this. not only did like people owned slaves, american indians owned them, too. guest: the caller is correct, there was some black ownership of slaves. so that is correct. of course, mostly white people owning slaves. but she is correct, some of that. i can hear her loud and clear. i think the main point to remember, lincoln said if slavery is not wrong, nothing is wrong. it was morally wrong, he said. he said again and again. lincoln, his touchstone was the declaration of independence, that was his favorite founding document. he beli

wait, i see on douglas. stop what a boost of crystal ester, because i and sales go shop reachable for some know a skilled chefs of a lot store sanders, that he does a good, you know, he put him up as i stuff right now. my stop it. he just started by but you know that you sound outside of open mirror for me and i know where that gosh, more mostly but see i know that i purchased a possibly a family. got nick you instead of us to miss louis demo with a controller for the odyssey there with you. i know they just come in on spot as well as your team. if the on any of us don't put a just even a sleep vehicle anymore. you should be more likely because the what about the more a dog with where you hold and usually to produce work, which of course, we still have not really the best you could be here, the caution morgan on economics. and i was, you know what it was you, what you were a skimming, norman? mostly my just really on the more of a on a vehicle my god will tell you that on or that the day with a what, at leas