so there's my friend douglas and lincoln asks douglas. what did you think of my speech and douglas so you don't care what i think and and lincoln says there's no man. who's who's opinion? i'd rather have and douglas compares it to the sermon on the mount says it wasn't a state paper. it calls it a sacred effort and douglas is just so touched by this final meeting with lincoln goes to another person's home afterwards and it's just gushing with enthusiasm about what it had been like to have that conversation with lincoln shortly after that lincoln invited douglas to tea and douglas turned him down because douglas had a speaking engagement and he had a policy of if i have a speaking engagement. i'm not gonna break it. and of course lincoln is then assassinated and doug was later said if i had known i would never get to see him again. i would have forgotten about that speaking fee. i could have had and gone to meet with lincoln for tea right so you see quite you do see quite an arc of change in the relationship between frederick douglass and

you said a much better than me, but i wouldn't douglas. you know the only but second part just you don't answer now maybe later on in this conference. the welder wilson talked about the living constitution. yeah, and what the insignificance of that is today versus 1850 when we were dealing with what you just talked about. i told you always a great book. i have a feeling they're going to be sold out. so don't don't carry on getting one. we will reconvene at 10 am for our next session. please join me again in thanking lucas morrell.

bill douglas says, i'll get the kennedys on board. you. bill douglas was really close. the kennedy family, i can't tell you how close he took. bobby kennedy, the attorney, as a boy, hiking all in siberia to see siberia. they want hiked all over siberia. bobby kennedy, robert kennedy. and i think one up today and the original robert f kennedy and douglas when i was siberian bobby kennedy ethel kennedy told me bobby got high fever, really high like 104 in a middle of the bank of siberia, sweating sick. they were looking for so they couldn't find a penicillin or any kind of medicine or what can help them. and douglas, being a man of darwin, put on his backpack and said, you're sick, bobby. this is where we part company and continued on his like and left bobby to his own fate his own darwinian fate ethel told me she wouldn't talk to bill douglas for about five years. she was so -- that he left her husband in that state. bobby kennedy loved it like he came back. all bill me, you know, kind of macho thing. but but he never it against him. but she did. the point is, douglas to

>> douglas: it's an extraordinary thing. it's extraordinary to see the police commissioner talking about this as if it's defcon 1 for new york. go about your business but take subways, be careful. the sort of thing. most new yorkers are going to be watching this and thinking, you know, i wish you had done something like this in 2020 where there were actually people -- >> harris: or last week because of the crime. >> douglas: any crime in new york. you get this horrible feeling this is a la fantastic deflection from the inability of mayor adams and others to make the city safe. talking like as long as this goes off okay in the trump arraignment works okay, that new yorkers will be safe. no. we will still have the same problems using the subways. we will still have the same problems walking the streets. still have the same crimes and shops. none of that is going to go away but this is a fantastic opportunity for adams and others to pretend that they are really on the job. >> gerri: i think the subtle messages that we what we g

there were seven debates between lincoln and douglas in the 1858 senate race it raised lincoln's name up around the country. he was already very involved or getting very involved in the new republican party. so he's going out to joining states sometimes further afield to speak but still he was an illinoisolitician these debates help rise and raise them to a level of national prominence. it's interesting several times after his defeat in 1858 and before that lincoln like any human being when he suffers a defeat thinks that's it. i'm done. you know, no one's going to remember me at all. and after the 1858 debates, he said well, maybe at least i was able to annunciate some important principles say some things on my mind. maybe that will be remembered in the future. probably not, you know, of course that wasn't the case he goes on he has thought of running for the presidency and of course plots of path to do that in 1860 still very unlikely that he gets elected and what really helps him. of course is douglas runs but loses a lot of southerners the democratic party splits and abraham retai

and lincoln met and what it meant to douglas. >> as was mentioned, and douglas is thought that he was too slow and much more concerned with the union other than slavery when he actually meant lincoln in august of 18 cc four, he found that lincoln although on a personal level had a complete sort of lack of prejudiced against african-americans and in fact, they do statement he said he is less prejudiced and kind of any white man that i have ever met is much as he admired john brown. at that time, lincoln sort of plan this like in which date printed douglas will play a role into the deep south and try to spread the word of the emancipation proclamation to enslaved people on perhaps they know about it. and then he kept getting delayed later and waiting on black lives matters. and what was happening is grant were winning the war anyways so, those two missions were obvious itself and the john brown and abraham lincoln views coming together towards the end of the war certainly with hardly need to frederick douglass rated. >> in that meeting with delaney, when he comes to me with a mike and i

i think this is true in every reference after the war where douglas frederick douglas made reference to lincoln. he always quoted that divine reparations sentence. the one about the 200 years of unrequited toil and every drop of blood drawn with the lash being. paid by another drone with the sword i think in a way that is what is offered to to african-americans. it is an admission of the nation's guilt. it's an acknowledgment that god was all along on the side of the slave. and it's a kind of vision of divine reparations and the fact that frederick douglass so latched on to that passage i think is in isn't indication that he understood what what lincoln was doing there with that with that line. think thank you very much indeed for that and thanks to all of you for this parsing of these. centrally important speeches. it's so meaningful to learn with all three of you. we have just seven minutes left or only constitution center will lose to end on time, but i think that's enough time for one question to each of you and some very brief closing thoughts. so michael brougham bonnie zedek a

douglas: control blending is basically book piracy. i really compare that to somebody who throws a brick through a book store window and then passes out the books were free and then expects to be congratulated for his generosity. all legitimate libraries buy licensing from publishers in order to lend out e-books, and from those licenses, authors get compensated. melanie: on march 24, u.s. district court judge granted the publishers' motion for summary judgment, writing in part even firm enforcement of a 1210 and to loan ratio would not excuse ia's production. brewster: i'm disappointed. melanie: we hope the opinion will prove educational to the defendant and anyone who finds public laws inconvenient to their own interests. i'm curious if you are to books what limewire and napster were to music. brewster: not at all. it is a library. melanie: kahle plans t the decision. he has the support of the authors alliance out of berkeley, which seeks to advance the interest of authors who want to serve the public goodbye sharing their creations b

we'll be speaking to douglas ross , the speaking to douglas ross, the leader— speaking to douglas ross ross, the leader of the _ speaking to douglas ross, the leader of the scottish tory party. — leader of the scottish tory party. ws-u— leader of the scottish tory party. we'll speak to the pollster— party. we'll speak to the pollster and— party. we'll speak to the pollster and academic matthew goodwin— pollster and academic matthew goodwin-ms— pollster and academic matthew goodwin-his new- pollster and academic matthew goodwin his new book, goodwin about his new book, which— goodwin about his new book, which-been— goodwin about his new book, which been making goodwin about his new book, which-been making waves which has been making some waves in westminster— which has been making some waves in westminster-me- which has been making some waves in westminster me and all in westminster behind me and all we. — in westminster behind me and all over twitter,.course._ in westminster behind me and all over twitter, course. and 25 over twitter, of course. and 25 years— over twitter, of course. a

owens told douglas to keep up the good work.iversity track star jesse owens. >> 12 years after owens famously dominated the 1936 summer olympics in germany, as hitler watched from the stands, douglas found himself competing at the 1948 games in london. he grew up as a talented gymnast, famous for a back flip before competing in college, first at xavier then back home at the university of pittsburgh, where he won four college titles in the long jump and qualified for the u.s. olympic team. >> herb douglas of the usa. >> if the first games since world war ii, he won the bronze in the broad jump. his mother was so proud, she wore her son's medal wherever she went. douglas went on to a successful career as an executive in beer and liquor sales that often brought him through chicago, whereowens lived. he visited him on every trip. they spoke once a week until owens' death in 1980. douglas was the founder of the international amateur athletic association, where he created the jesse owens award and later the annual jesse owens global a

anyway, douglas, you have some great books.ou douglas' books. >>> very kind of you to say so. >>> i read at least two or th three. how many do you have? >>> seven. you got some way to go. >>> yeah. >>> if it is a kid, i think i would probably say skinny by roald dahl who is in the course of being rewritten to take out all of the gruesome nasty th things, including people being fat and ugly. i would say get a first edition road all. the other thing else is narnia books, which were magical for u growing up. cs lewis. if they are a bit older i would recommend my favorite of all time, which is a book called leopard by giuseppe do not reduce about going to time. >>> that sounds like fun. i would recommend the bible of unspeakable truths. and is actually really good. it's been out for a long time. >>> all right. if you could be the lead singer of a well-known band, what band would it be, julie? >>> oh, god. >>> i could see you and the bangles. >>> four non-blindness. >>> yeah, it's my karaoke tune, what's up. i'm a little hoarse righ

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party, douglas ross , who rubbished that douglas ross, who rubbished that olatn— douglas ross, who rubbished scotland. scotland having by far the most power of those devolved institutions . and those devolved institutions. and i think i think the media has been far too slow to keep up with the way in which politics and power has changed and that's regardless of party affiliation or personal politics. that's not good for anyone. and i think that actually this might be a turning point because this story is, you know, we don't know what happened. there are only allegations. but it's so crazy. happened. there are only amean,)ns. but it's so crazy. happened. there are only amean, looking it's so crazy. happened. there are only amean, looking at; so crazy. happened. there are only amean, looking at; so garden i mean, looking at the garden being of sturgeon and being dug up of sturgeon and murrell looking at the tent in the front, you know, i knew her career clearly and career was clearly dead and buried. resign . but buried. now she's resign. but why digging up why are they digging up the garden i

party, douglas ross , who rubbished that douglas ross, who rubbished that olatn— douglas ross, who rubbished scotland. scotland having by far the most power of those devolved institutions . and those devolved institutions. and i think i think the media has been far too slow to keep up with the way in which politics and power has changed and that's regardless of party affiliation or personal politics. that's not good for anyone. and i think that actually this might be a turning point because this story is, you know, we don't know what happened. there are only allegations. crazy. allegations. but it's so crazy. i at the garden i mean, looking at the garden being up of sturgeon and being dug up of sturgeon and murrell looking at the tent in the front, you know, i knew her career clearly and career was clearly dead and buried. resign . but buried. now she's resign. but why digging up why are they digging up the garden is in garden? what on earth is in there? thing is , it's there? but the thing is, it's been plain sight. this been hiding in plain sight. this story, belinda de lucy isn't the issu

you must be very popular, douglas. knows what will happen. lb in the the er. >> it's not everyday you get mauled by a wild beaver. a >> we will be right back. >> we are out of time. thank you, douglas murray, jim, kat, fogs news with trace gallagher is next. i love you, america. [applause] >> good evening and welcome to america's late news fox news at at night, i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. san francisco police identified the man arrested for stabbic death of cash app founder bob lee. turns out the two men knew each other. as president biden continues his ireland trip, the media is being slammed for its soft ball coverage. we'll have examples. we begin with the dramatic arrest of a massachusetts national gardsman accused of leaguing highly classified documents about the ukraine war effort and the intelligenc

>>er douglas , you hav emetimes some greati books i would recommend any of douglas's books. they are kind of. anyway, you .>>> ve i read aryt least two or three . yeah. how many do you have? seven . >> wow. yeah, you've got some wayread a to go. yes, it't least tws depends howo younger this person is meant>> to be. >> i> f it's a kid, i thinkd dal i would probably say anything by roald dahl, who is inrse the process of being rewritten to take out all the gruesome, nasty things t, including people being described as fat and ugly. yes, i would say get a firsta f edition . roald dahl. kids love itio in f they're a kid. the other thing i'd say is the narnia books, which were magical for me when i was growing up. >> c.s. lewis, if they're a bit older, i would recommend my fav book of all time, which is ae ai book called the leopardt by giuseppina lampeduscommend at the nature of time. oh, that sounds like fun. yeah, all right. i would recommend the bible e of unspeakable truths by greg gutfeld . >> it's actually really good. it's been out for a long time. all right. it's been out

once in a just heat, our douglas leacock, all propaganda porcelain. i will see it there. the city. what danasia my morsel, sanders, shes coastal mammal is sort of ping aqua fly to swap. but either boston or sheila would have to subscribe order from sex farms last, ariana casual, tackle or break cost tersely called just to hear a seal on the bush. no k done us said were seattle prologic called in for marcia shaquana put was snatched. she's only stuck with me boys. it's the more ominous domino, but seps you, you would, you don't miss on the to perceptual douglas fido asked. it could be a question instrument zap either czar rashonna satellites you b e r. caution the monotonous answer cross. gosh, katrina jelly doubt that his little a little kit queen mullah. he saw you all know grandma, what betia sydney barely narrative on the sunset eternal belly discourse school. your posterior. oh, it was horrible. and it's a threat or got a year, a doctor to know for to meet on your spirit progress for you, no matter who boston cancer going. he took your priest pro, but on medical who couldn't sq

today the justice department arrested jack douglas in connection with an investigation with alleged unauthorizedoval, retention and dissemination of unclassified -- unclassified events material. >> we did not realize the sheer immense nature of these leaks until a bit later. >> hello, welcome to the program. in the last human see fbi agent's have confirmed they have arrested -- few minutes, the fbi agent confirmed they arrested the leader of the suspected classified documents. the oil and gas industry, are they doing enough to meet government set targets on me thing -methane and oil spills? they are asked airmen thing -- experiencing a rapidly escalating crisis for type one and type two combined. the european space agency canceling its rocket today, it will be rescheduled or taken -- for take off tomorrow. we will tell you all about that. the breaking news from the last few minutes, the u.s. investigators have arrested the source of the leak classified documents. they report the man their holding is a 21-year-old member of the intelligence wing of the massachutts air national guard. it is allege

and rose was also the ants of roads dell who had married steven douglas and steven douglas is a candidatefor the northern democrats. of course none of that happens. abraham lincoln is elected and in 30 years of democrat rule in d.c., rose despises lincoln she refers to him as the bean pole. was certainly unhappy about lincoln's election. not only did abraham lincoln's election cause or lead to the breakup of the union and the deep south states succeed after he wins, but the election divided rose's family. her niece, eddie cuts and her husband steven douglas befriended lincoln even though prior to lincoln's election douglas was one of his rivals. her son-in-law is treadwell moore becomes a captain in the u.s. army. it's interesting more asked rose to help them. he wanted to be sent to ohio to raise a regiment. he asked rose to use her influence and she didn't. she wrote to the secretary of treasury and more was able to do as he hoped. now rose was recruited as a spy in the spring of 1861 by captain thomas jordan. he was a west point is a quartermaster in the u.s. army and he was planning t

it just as the volunteers us or she line douglas social not that goes beyond eco's. me for that foreign yell over national was that should the city would not be obvious a godaddy. com he's flemister all day is to want to be with the question. probably body, we should use s one, you 3 political, a private aqua must be 0, e dot in. indoctrinated or you dr. bush, an actual youngest eat on the phone. you for your decrease. so oddly causing it is largely they ordered a ca, queen, i queen arches that are mostly muscular, still oregon zavalla luggage, who bars with center political quick se, eventually coupon your georgia cock wishlotskis amaya toys or be from augustine. i usually social worker all day, a dollars loaded, rosie would that be my not on future scheme. elani lucas? scott lucas. char. we whistle co. buick holly, holly shrinkage what that hasn't changed or who to talk on our show. i know when you're better than the children, you were the now usually myrtle who was thought it was semanski, velocity grade yellow or group, showed it to his settled on a bridge like w

speaking to a british newspaper, douglas ross said, "where there is the strongest candidate to beat thent tack in a later interview with the bbc. i urge every scottish conservative voter to vote scottish conservative, i would always do that. but we also know that in many parts of the country, the scottish conservatives are the biggest challengers to the snp. so if supporters of other parties unite behind the scottish conservative candidate, we have the best possible chance of defeating many snp mps, and that will clearly send a message that the public want our politics in scotland focused on their urgent priorities, not another divisive independence referendum. 0ur political correspondent iain watson says douglas ross�* motives are clear. well, there's a reason why he's certainly trying to focus opposition to the snp — they are in some degree of turmoil, with their chief executive, and indeed the husband of theirformer leader, nicola sturgeon, being investigated by the police, arrested, then subsequently released, because there's an investigation going on into the snp�*s finances. they'

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douglas? and is it right? yeah, i think i think this is, is in contrast to what are you saying before this is a real issue. so if you've got a pure economic forecast based on limited barriers to trade and a globalized economy, that basically means good services and capital can flow freely. that's probably pretty good for your growth prospects if you start to impair that. and let's be clear, it's not that it's decoupling in the pure sense of the world. but well, there's clearly a technological set of barriers being established between the chinese sphere of influence and the u. s. a may be the european sphere of influence and a bunch of other countries that are going to be force to cast their lot with one or the other. we're find some non aligned way in between. that is going to have a negative impact on the global economy. you're actually not facilitating purely economic driven motivations in your strategies, you're including economic security, national security, other strategic priorities. there are cost to th

he worked in the field for years with his now deadly arrival, hammered hampton, douglas known as ha metty, the commander of the alice f. e. 2019 the 2 men joined forces to overthrow a model. the ship, it were hand headed the transitional military council and had done douglas served as his deputy. but the other theft continued to grow in both sides and means by some estimates it now boss, 100000 toughs on it. it took on several rolls, including border security and maintaining law and order cross sudan activists accused ourself of participating in the killing of $123.00 pro democracy protest as in june, 2019. but it's him at his aspirations for rival political leadership in cartoon that led to discord with his ally, elbow han, and paved the way for the current situation. differences over the terms of integration of the reception to the army intensified after the signing of a framework agreement that lay the foundations for the transitional period in december, 2022. the failure of talks on this and other issues. finally, led to what observers have been warning about and all our military conf

hi douglas . chi; ukip mp douglas carswell. hi douglas . 54:1 1:7 douglas. hi mark. how are you?working ? well,- dare we whisper it that brexit is working ? while ” ”hi“? " is working? well, our remain establishment in britain are absolutely determined that brexit should be shown to be a mistake. so pretty much anything that's happened that has been bad news, they've they've wanted to blame on brexit, the temerity of the people for doubting the wisdom of our remain establishment and daring to vote for brexit. but the reality, as you suggested, is that britain's not done too badly. our economy is has grown roughly at the same rate as the german economy . rate as the german economy. we've done okay. we've taken advantage of a new defence deal with america and australia. we've joined the new pacific free trade bloc. but i still can't put suspect that we've not taken full advantage of the opportunities that brexit offers us. there's still so much more we could do that remain establishment. i talked about earlier, doesn't want us to make the kind of changes that we're now free to make

hi douglas . chi; ukip mp douglas carswell. hi douglas . 54:1 1:7 douglas. hi mark. how are you?rking ? well,- dare we whisper it that brexit is working ? while ” ”hi“? " is working? well, our remain establishment in britain are absolutely determined that brexit should be shown to be a mistake. so pretty much anything that's happened that has been bad news, they've they've wanted to blame on brexit, the temerity of the people for doubting the wisdom of our remain establishment and daring to vote for brexit. but the reality, as you suggested, is that britain's not done too badly. our economy is has grown roughly at the same rate as the german economy . rate as the german economy. we've done okay. we've taken advantage of a new defence deal with america and australia. we've joined the new pacific free trade bloc. but i still can't put suspect that we've not taken full advantage of the opportunities that brexit offers us. there's still so much more we could do that remain establishment. i talked about earlier, doesn't want us to make the kind of changes that we're now free to make.

douglas murray is a fox news contributor. philosophic call about these things, i'm just going to let you go and you have to start with this. what are we -- that question i just asked. what are we allowed to eat? >> i'm sitting here in new york, will, and i can tell you that mayor adams and others are going to have to wrestle new yorkers burgers and t-bone steaks away from our cold dead hands. there is no chance of him making new yorkers give up their steak, give up their meat. it's such a stupid, pointless exercise he is indulging. in it's really just a grandstanding exercise as we know. and as you say though, it's wondered in the case of rice and other food stuff just is incredibly ridiculous to even propose. as you say these are food stuff that the world's poor as well as the world's ric rich rely on tok in these terms is absurd. >> will: the more you push, the more you push. the more you find philosophy that absolutely hates humanity. we, in their estimation, are destroying the earth. we are the problem. >> macy that's the

and then they donate those books to the internet archive authors guild outgoing president douglas. preston doesn't see it. that way control digital ending is basically book piracy. i really compare that to someone who throws a brick through a bookstore window and then passes out the books. for free and then expects to be congratulated for his generosity all legitimate libraries by licenses from publishers in order to lend out ebooks. and from those licenses authors get compensated on march 24th a us district court judge granted the four publishers motion for summary judgment and denied internet archives motion for summary judgment writingn full a one-to-one owned to loan ratio. however, would not excuse is reproduction of the works in suit, i'm disappointed in a statement the association of american publishers wrote in part. we hope the opinion will prove educational to the defendant and anyone else who finds public laws inconvenient to their own interests. i'm curious if you are to books what limewire and napster were to music not at all what the internet archive is is a library k

so you know, douglas ross really is the reader— douglas ross really is the teater at— douglas ross reallyeammate— hopefully, i mean, democrats and tetwttteate try— hopefully, i mean, democrats and republicans try this strategy in the us— republicans try this strategy in the us .— republicans try this strategy in the us . democrats go to states the us. democrats go to states where— the us. democrats go to states where where— the us. democrats go to states where where they— the us. democrats go to states where where they think they have where— where where they think they have where ttey-re — where where they think they have where they're trying to increase the mar-amy— where they're trying to increase the majority and— where they're trying to increase the majority and they try this eart— the majority and they try this eat at— the majority and they try this eat at attestat— the majority and they try this sort of opposing strategy. the titte— sort of opposing strategy. the tmta ttat— sort of opposing strategy. the thing that confuses the hell out of thing that confuses the hell out at worste—

this afternoon, heavily armed swat team arrested 21-year-old jack douglas shatera. >> teixeira is anational guard. >> dan: was seen here reading as law enforcement closed in. sign that massive leak exploded in to the headlines last week, authorities have been on the hunt for who released military secrets online. most of which were marked top-secret. the move sent shockwaves through the intelligence community and creating an international crisis. >> we continue to work around the clock to understand the scope, scale and impact of these leaks. >> byron: the government's is the culprit was a low ranking enlisted airmen to an i.t. specialist. photos of the documents revealed online many of which abc news has chosen not to show indicate that u.s. may have been spying not just on an adversaries but also on our allies like israel and south korea. even ukraine. the documents include detailed information of the war in ukraine, iran's nuclear program, china and north korea. >> countries across the globe spy on friends and foe alike. that is not unusual. when it is disclosed, however, can cause

douglas murray, the book again, war on the west. pleasure to meet you. >> likewise.ith taylor riggs to see what "the big money show" has coming up in just about 15 minutes from now. taylor. taylor: david, coming up after your show, marsha blackburn you know her as the senator from tennessee talking all about the migrant crises as well as on heels of big tech earnings. everyone is talking about a.i. is it too late to pause if china is full steam ahead? we'll break that down with the senator. all that coming up at 1:00 p.m. first more "coast to coast" is next. ♪. the chase ink business premier card is made for people like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that... ...i need a breakthrough card... like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more... plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases! and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas... ...a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from c

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