douglas lost by 36 votes, and lincoln knew douglas would contest that which he did for a year. when lincoln finally saw that douglas had ended his campaign to try to get a real reelection, stewart simply said no. to try to get reelection, stuart simply said no he been certified by the secretary of state. lincoln said i'm never going to talk again about that young man at such a small manner i never will address it again. lincoln and the long-term had great respect for douglas. douglas certainly had great respect for lincoln impaired lincoln pursued douglas for 26 years. lincoln nearly lost all the attempts he made for office. he was asked what's run for governor of illinois in 1840 and he declined saying a wig will never win a statewide office in illinois he pointed to steven douglas' democratic party. douglas believe the party it was a glue to hold the nation for it certainly hold his own state. uncertainly hold his political career in his fist. sex, in your book you call the democratic insiders wire polars. can you talk a little bit about what you mean by this term? what did t

anyway, when douglas moss, 336,000 votes cast, douglas lost by 36 votes in the can you douglas wouldwhh he did for a year end when lincoln finally saw the into the campaign to try to get reelection, stuart simply said no, he darted been certified by the secretary of state. lincoln said i will never talk again about that young man, it's a small water, i never intend to dress it again so there were two kinds of disparities but lincoln long-term great respect, douglas had great respect for lincoln lincoln pursued douglas for 26 2 years. lincoln nearly lost all attempts he made for office and he was asked once to run for governor in illinois in 1840 and declined saying a week will never win statewide office in illinois and pointed to stephen democrat party. douglas believed was to make own state and hold hispo political. >> in you, you call the democratic insiders hired, you talk terms of this wire : what did the insiders on the democratic side think about thinking used in a way that i think in terms of people who have a role in shaping decisions and so on, i spent a lot of time with cor

if he thought douglas could win. he stopped at washington and met with him said i will vote for you x number of times. if you're not going to win i cannot promise i'm going to keep voting for you. do not going to when the nomination and he did cast initially this was for douglas. then he started moving down the list of people. next the acknowledgment there was an understanding but douglas the democrats would lose the majority would lose the plurality at some point. it's really fascinating to r me. the elected president in 1860 abraham lincoln in 1864 in his writing. he's a prolific writer about agriculture and politics not far off. >> he fire the first shot on fort sumter. [laughter] thanks for that, harold. >> not the same bullets. like to talk about the symmetry of douglas expanding the nation only missouri, arkansas louisiana have been organized we to congress in 1943. henry clay, stride for a year to pass the omnibus bill. 50000 square miles seated by mexico to the united states after the mexican-american war. he

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

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 was upset. he had been recruiting black soldiers, his sons and listed in the 50 fourth massachusetts, he wanted equality and protection for them but douglas also realized, he began to appreciate the political constraints lincoln was working under and had great appreciation for the fact that lincoln treated him as an equal man when they met together. in december 18, '63 douglas gave a speech in new york city. he said i have been to washington to see the president and as you were not there perhaps you would like to know how the president of the united states received a black man at the white house, douglas said he received me just as you've seen one gentleman receive another. that line elicited great applause from the audience. when the applause died down douglas then added, i tell you i felt big there. that line led to great laughter. so far, i've told you about two very famous men who met abraham lincoln. i want to tell you about a few who are not as famous. alexander augusta was born in my neck

douglas was upset. he was recruited back social sons had a list of the 54th massachusetts pretty what a quality protection for them. but, douglas also realized, he began to appreciate the political constraints lincoln was working under. he also great appreciation for the fact lincoln treated him as an equal man when they met together. a few months later in december 1863 deck with gabe a speech in new york city. he said i have been to washington to see the president. and ask you are not there maybe whyou like to have the president united states received a blackman at the white house. he received me as you receive one settlement received another. that might elicit great applause from the audience for when the applause died down douglas then added tell you i felt the big there. that line lead to great laughter. now come so far i've told you about two very famous men who met abraham lincoln. i want to type a few were not as famous. this is a gossipers board in my neck of the woods 1820s. ms. boehringer free

many of the stolen patients with smuggled abroad by the tory is british off state douglas latch. but museums really did not asking the questions about how latch for it matters to get these objects. now, citizen detectives, a joining archaeologist and lawyers to hunt them down and bring them home. we have his invoices. we have his receipts. we know now the past many of the statutes that went through his hands that we have so much evidence, not just documents, but we still have living people around who can say, hey, we saw this statue stolen in a 2nd of 2 special reports. 101 east follows the quest for turn ages stolen out of box the at a secret location in cambodia. a team from the ministry of culture is visiting a price with our collection. there are more than 10000 osx here that were recovered from lucia's trying to smuggle them. asked the country, many of the pieces are included from the templates and then brought here. so this gives you a sense of some of the things that were on the way out of kimberly who lawyer, bradley gordon was i buy the cambodian government, the 28th fai

so my 90 for say that for me, but you will not turn the oh with douglas, do i like the funds? because if i have not all of it that the whole time that a lot of times in steven time in photos for me, i didn't inside you with these dogs. so i'm not able to let me hear me difficult. well, i can get on renewals coming at co to in cambodia, bradley and still be up or about to make a form, a loser with the code game of blue tiger tiger. who was involved in looting for about 4 years in the 19 ninety's. and he helped to lose the past i to tell the reason we're using code names is because looting is going on. we don't want other looters to retaliate against them. the big one blue tiger. he's an incredible resource for us because his memory is so clear. and he was involved at the height of moving a 2nd time to of the family founded by making queens the alternator to which i can do so. i mean, i'm looking for control show where he's on the scanner and that'd be cool with that . i sample me through it and i see it as a told your no, no, don't been there for your full time. the people now

the one name in particular is synonymous with the removal of antiquities from cambodia. douglas latch for he's one of the greatest art saves in history. added many of the statutes that went through his hands, went to museums and private collectors. so they're in people's living rooms in the child's bed rooms, up on the wall. now our mission is to come back to the end. you would choose an expert in buddhist art and literature, a former investment bank, a sion of volunteers to help find stolen off the back. you can find, tie in cambodia and antiquities easily. just looking at a glossy photos of the interior of people's homes and the photo, a living room and you know, i'll see you in the corner that will be a career antiquity. imagine the statue of david by michelangelo. it's lawrence. and i think somehow you know, the ty army came and took that statute and chopped it up and they directed back to thailand, and now i tell you. and so we wanted to see there are have to travel to thailand. this is the kind of situation we're facing. so during the panoramic, i came across the bronze statue i

and he said, douglas, they slavery is much as you like to see it abolished altogether and the problem is lincoln explained it, was that slaves were not running away in his greatest numbers is lincoln have hoped in another words emancipation population was not as effective lincoln had out there that might be douglas responded by saying, will the slaveowners go to the slaves about us so we do not know to run away in two men then sat down together and concocted a plan what he was douglas' words, they would send bands of scalps in the confederacy telling the enslaved people, to run we now while you still have the chance is what lincoln loses reelection, and new president with all office and the emancipation proclamation in your golden opportunity for freedom, will be gone. and unfortunately, sherman captured the things went well for the union in mobile bay shenandoah valley lincoln sailed into reelection and nothing had a come of this plan. but this is his next ordinarily important to moment when lincoln and douglas met normally we think about this is a military necessity lincoln wanted t

and douglas victims find many of the students that are in there still have p gsp from what, how many events going on as many of them started yesterday from what happened at our school, we're trying to ensure that we're able to pay for it if there's a man, over there that's chanting, thinking that we're trying to take our guns, we're not, we're trying to save life. we think that if one of our regular melissa, you should get 10 hours of training for each guns because they support trends. if i get the need to get involved with that, 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, dismissed information about me and everything that goes on that causes it. it's probably what's gonna cost me to be killed. well, i don't think like that kind of keep right now, the sense of us come on in the middle of a protest. the stomach, douglas students active as david hawk preparing for a diane at a public place, organizing 2 separate events today. as part of that boy holly, or this morning, demonstra

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

douglas claimed he knew better and waited founders of slavery douglas claimed his policy allies more was founders intentions in lincoln's the future of an eventual demise of slavery dependent on whose reading, whose interpretation of the founders was correct and in his mind could actually unite and divide the country lincoln slavery was treated as a necessary evil it had become in the slaveholding states john c how others agreed where slavery already existed in the states congress will have no authority over the institution because of the federal nature of the union slavery considered a domestic institution governed by state . he united states powers of were divided between states and federal governments. because slavery existed prior to the formation of the united states it remained a stateinstitution . >> watch the full program by watching lucas morel 2021 lincoln for a period. >> during the past few days elements of the chinese army release suppressing popular and peaceful demonstrations in china it has been widespread and continuing violence with many have these and many as we do

and douglas high school. those are students being left out of this high school, about $3000.00 in the school the around as all around the accomplish the big garden is behind is, is pushing us towards a walmart. and i get a text from my daughter saying that the shooting and then i get another one from david. what do you do when you get the car like that? this flood is coming and the people are reading and these things, tang, since you think you only see in the military, our job was to help the kids over the fax. the shooter actually escaped in that same route that 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 a tell us magazines, multiple magazines, and at this point, we believe we have won a or 15, were walking home and i saw some valentine's day teddy bears on the street, which was just horrible because like that there was supposed to be filled with love and just your happiness.

i think it's been incredibly hard for kids to go back to douglas after being on the road to change tour. i'm proud of them, but i'm sorry for what they're having to go through with that age. was they just put all that on in the cabinet. let them lived there years at the high school, you know, i always wanted my kids to have and they joke about this. the john hughes high school experience like the teen movies when i was a kid. and then the shooting happened. i don't think there is typical anything anymore. you know, we're the lucky ones. our children survive, but yet we have different children now. their childhood ended that day and their life of activism began to you guys on run the 50 mile, much dismissing was right now in the middle of massachusetts and basically the middle of nowhere, the 18 year old his science said that the 2nd amendment is greater than kids lives, that guy doesn't understand what we're talking about in the 1st place. we support the 2nd and then we also support kids. right? so live a, it's not mutually exclusive. you can do both the year. make sure you won't be act

i am listen to an audio book. >> yes, douglas murray's rules of the road. hilarious.nt on where are you going. going to a wedding you want something. my favorite is when i am going to the beach in florida and i feel that salty air coming in and "sweet home alabama" lie lynryd skynyrd. >> awesome. >> how about "i got your country" by gretchen wilson. >> that's a fun song. >> all right, guys. more "outnumbered" coming up. ♪ digging the dancing queen ♪ tr clinically proven to remove skin tags safely in as little as one treatment. now you can enjoy the best eggs in so many delicious ways. eggland's best. the farm-fresh taste you love. plus, superior nutrition. only eggland's best. ♪ veteran homeowners. if you need cash, the last thing you want to do is spend cash just to see if you qualify for a home loan. yet, some lenders charge you hundreds of dollars in upfront fees just to apply. they keep your money even if they turn you down. call newday. unlike other lenders, at newday there's no upfront appraisal fee, no upfront termite inspection fee and no upfront water test fe

speech and so it's clear that douglas is speaking to a white audience who is celebrating the fourth of july and he is situating that fourth of july within his point of view and from his point of view. the fourth of july is something radically different than it is for that audience. those white listeners many of whom were sympathetic to abolition of slavery itself and from his point of view. the fourth of july celebration is to ask him to give this address is a mark of the contradiction that exists within the united states in this period where in the declaration of independence there is a statement about universal rights inalienable rights and yet at this fourth of july speech that douglas is forced to give he is living proof that the nation is not living up to that ideal so that when students analyze this document they need to take into account the context who is speaking what time period they're speaking? what audience they're speaking to and what point of view they have in giving that particular address in this case. and this is a full nine years before the start of the civil war.

tom doyle and recognition office. 55, you know, thing that 78 he's older than the festival douglas describe perceiving the prize as an incredible on that's it from me and the news, the fun out coming up next on the w. a documentary on the sexual abuse. so if i'm not in the mountains in the castle, they got others in the berlin from me and the new scene, the loudest voice, my ceiling is out. she's the face of a protest movement. she's there motivator. and she won't give up no matter what she is. they took my.

what do you think, douglas? >> i think it would be great if they could give the fed a hand in getting inflation under control. they certainly played their hand in the start of it, the root of the big spike in inflation in 2021, real big policy error. so to do something sensible on the budget tear front and try to take care of our really out of control deficits and help the fed on the inflation front would be a great idea. and i think when we get this report tomorrow, people are going to be disappointed at the pace inflation's coming down. the fed is leaning hard, everyone knows that, but it's not making as much progress as you'd like to see, so why not give them a hand? elizabeth: michael, to the what douglas just said, more and more voters are seeing how this white house is railroading the u.s. economy. the president has yet to the hold a solo press conference this year. he doesn't hold pressers anymore. he's stating behind, you know, the the walls -- he's sitting behind the walls of the white house putting an

final world, douglas holtz-eakin, how does this hit the 2024 race?>> this hits the 2024 the race by raising the probability of a recession. it was already way too high, and so now you've got a president who's going to run on his record handling the economy who's got stubbornly high inflation and a recession staring him in the face -- elizabeth: and now a bank crisis. all right. gentlemen, great insights. that was terrific. thanks for joining us tonight, we appreciate you. now let's welcome to the show former irs whistleblower william hank. william, you're a big deal. you worked in the chief counsel office in d.c. you saw a lot. we've got more doj, fbi and irs whistleblowers alleging crimes and corruption in the biden family, political interference in these probes, fbi whistle blowers talking about biden taking bribes. how hard is it to be a whistleblower? >> oh, it's very difficult. first of all, i've actually been in richmond the last 23 years of my career, but i can tell you that people are very reluctant to be whistleblowers because the irs at lea

>> douglas: the warnings are interesting to what we heard about blue-collar work in the u.s.here is recognition that blue-collar jobs will disappear to automation. there is a certain amount you can do to keep some jobs here. this is the different question, this is white-collar workers of america. it is a very interesting warning. i'm not sure the extent to which we can alter this or change the direction of this. think about being a translator. used to take years of training to be multi lingual and be able to do a simultaneous translator, took years of training. now it is a button. copy and paste with google translate and apps that will do it like that, so those jobs disappear. one job likely to disappear is social media manager, maybe we won't miss social media managers as we will translator. a lot of jobs that used to require certain degree of training or considerable amount of education, which are likely to disappear and hard to see how you dodge that. >> steve: from white collar to white coat, the ai is very effective in medicine, people have come out and said that, unfort

douglas thompson coronado global resources ceo.agement founder and ceo, who is been predicting through the pain and the u.s. office market is taking a different view towards data centers. his remarks come after chipmaker nvidia surprised analyst after surgeon forecast, the jump in stocks due to ai. >> the one thing i see from the macro perspective is everyone thinks commercial real estate is in the tank. it is really focused on the office market. when you look at the data center market, it's white-hot. people that are developing data centers don't get them developed, before one of the things lisa's it for 30 years -- fangs leases it for 30 years. shery: that was calabasas speaking. let's stick with his view on nvidia, what he calls white-hot. not all investors have been so positive on the stock. annabelle joins us for morning calls. caffe missing out on the recent rally. annabelle: this is one of the most read stories on the terminal. essentially, cathay woods flagship, dumped all of their holdings and closed out the position in nv

douglas claimed he knew better and waited founders of slavery douglas claimed his policy allies more was founders intentions in lincoln's the future of an eventual demise of slavery dependent on whose reading, whose interpretation of the founders was correct and in his mind could actually unite and divide the country lincoln sl

but, that is the thing about douglas macarthur he is brimming with confidence, you get him in a closed and you are infected by that confidence. bret: first u.s. ships left japan september 12, amazing reports of a brewing typhoon. >> for invasion. destroyers open up. >> general macarthur watches from the bridge of the flagship. were at anchor off of the west coast of korea. when the water crested that evening, u.n. forces attempted first landing. due to the extreme tides initial wave of soldiers had to hold the beaches until the seas rose against 12 hours later. >> weeks of preparation and practice have gone into thrust that catches red koreans by surprise. >> we got every break there was, tides were right, and surprise and mccarture put ashore about 75 thousand men who blasted inland and threat inned to cut off whole north korean army. >> nightfall, beach was secure. delivered everything that macarthur promised. after two more weeks of fighting, u.n. forces recaptured seoul. north of bound for north korea app capital of pyongyang. >> city known to be heavily fortified that reds will ma

douglas murray joins us now. douglas, your reaction?irst of all, of course they are trying to avoid a bud light moment. the bud share price if he would 25% in one week, you know, so, of course target wants to avoid anything like that nobody has a problem with, you know, the lgb bit of this equation. the problem that has erupted in america is the t bit. quite wrong for a company like target to say pride when what we are talking about is clothes that are for people who believe that they're trans, specifically for men who believe they are women to wrap all of this up in pride is a great insult to many people in this country. >> ainsley: selling a bathing suit that had instructions on how to tuck. >> without getting too anatomical. women's bathing suit adapted for a man. this also goes to one of the other things i have said for a long time on this. it is worth noting in the whole trans issue the extent to which it is women who are repeatedly inconvenienced, not men. things adapted for biological men who believe they are women very, very rar

f14 the americans confirmed that it was cheaper, and mcdonnell douglas was almost sure that it couldsell this plane to iran, but tofanian, in the absence of the 1400 commanders of the air force, do not buy douglas, which is owned by grumman, the manufacturer of f14 to the senate . the united states complains that in these iranian deals , an f14 aircraft was purchased from the grumman company of the united states of america, and it is rumored that this company has about 8 million in the possession of six iranians, 100% of the point of view , the amount of 800 million dollars from the point of view. sofa payment and to prove this action, i will show you these two checks that you have sent for 13,100,000 dollars to the lavand brothers, none of which were the iranian lavi brothers, but now two of the three brothers seem to be missing where i know. i am an american citizen, and one of them is being noticed in america. in all the purchases i have made , minus 4-4 in the entire season , which is objected to the purchase of a conflict plane, 40% of it was afghan because of returning from a t

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douglas murray -- will weigh in on those stories.ing down historical statues for years and is taking a toll. the academy award winners your to break down the danger not teaching kids history. don't move. >> to think he's gone? the death of a homeless man in a subway sparking blame game and national dialogue. 24-year-old marine veteran stepped into an ugly situation by 30-year-old jordan said to be acting erratically to say the least making friends and screaming and user chokehold to restrain him while others out his arms. history of mental illness by their members, 40 prior arrest, died. grand jury investigating the marine could face charges, we will see. terrifying rise of crime in new york city, can anyone blame this man for trying to intervene and keep other people safe? subway crime, group 30% in new york city last year. bring me to discuss, fox news contributor douglas murray and deputy editor -- your thoughts about this incident and how it relates to you directly? >> i found out about the story while being on a subway threatene

douglas, take it away. i don't know. >> all societies at all time have some mal contents and there are some in the u.k. >> sandra: you don't say. >> even britain. coronation is a time for the country to come together, a unifying moment. historically, all sort of ways for the country to pledge allegiance, the coronation, the realm did so, and regina was sung out in latin, and king charles is trying to make it more of the people and some people have decided this is some appalling, you know, treading on their toes. the fact is just as we here live in an republic, in the u.k. it's a constitutional monarchy and there are people who don't like it, they are free to say they don't like it and swear allegiance to their pets if they like, but the royal family has survived 1,000 years and i think it will keep going a lot longer. than the malcontents will. >> we'll have live coverage. o dark 30, smitty. looking forward to it. i'll be at the derby thinking about you. >> sandra: derby, baby. >> bill: pilots for american

here is douglas murray.ing, the "washington post" had an op ed that said he no longer answers question. and now he's having one and answering questions. >> doug: he didn't really answer them. leader like joe biden has to answer questions from the pres, not like an option that an elected leader has, that is fundamental to explain to the media and read ares what the administration is doing. the problem with the situation with biden, firstly the "washington post" noted he's not been doing press conferences and he's excluding press he doesn't like, specifically this week, "new york post," they claimed there was not room for and there were plenty empty seats. that is second. third, when he's appeared in front of the press like in washington last month when the south korean president was here. he had a cheat sheet when he did, with prepared answers to questions submitted in advance by willing media like the l.a. times. that situation is not good. >> steve: maybe the whoubs is working with the psychic friends netwo

kind of national significance that we would record a speech from him and it's during the lincoln douglas debates of 1858 when after he returned to politics, after retiring from it to become a lawyer, he comes back about ten years later. and in this speech, he is in a political contest with us, stephen douglass for the senate, a contest which he loses. and so if we look at the source line that should cue is saying that this is different than a civil war document exclusively, but it does fall into that period five and that era when the civil war really becomes the center of historical gravity. during that time period. and so let's let's practice some of that sourcing with that document. the situation is is pretty clear. and if students were going to come up with a fact to help show that they understand the situation, they could bring in the lincoln-douglas debates, they could also note that the one of the issues of the lincoln-douglas debates was the extension of the institution of slavery to the west in the aftermath of the kansas-nebraska act of 1854, or the conflict already going on ove

douglas, i want to start with you because this is a historic moment.dents who have been alleged to commit sexual offenses before. even old grover cleveland had a case that was thought to just be an illegitimate child and later historians discovered that 1871 case was actually an alleged rape. and of course, there was the situations with bill clinton, you could go on. but this is the first time that you had a jury actually say yes, this man is a person who committed sexual abuse. what does that mean in your view historically? >> well, this will be in the first paragraph of donald trump's obituary. this man is a sexual predator. he committed sexual assault. the jury wasn't nine women angry at donald trump. it was six men in the jury, and they deliberated quickly. the evidence was overwhelming. and so this is a landmark moment. i think history will look at the adult survivors act, and you know, that opening for women like e. jean carroll to come forward and get some bit of justice, not just the $5 million monetary settlement, but the fact that she has her

kind of national significance that we would record a speech from him and it's during the lincoln douglas debates of 1858 when after he returned to politics, after retiring from it to become a lawyer, he comes back about ten years later. and in this speech, he is in a political contest with us, stephen douglass for the senate, a contest which he loses. and so if we look at the source line that should cue is saying that this is different than a civil war document exclusively, but it does fall into that period five and that era when the civil war really becomes the center of historical gravity. during that time period. and so let's let's practice some of that sourcing with that document. the situation is is pretty clear. and if students were going to come up with a fact to help show that they understand the situation, they could bring in the lincoln-douglas debates, they could also note that the one of the issues of the lincoln-douglas debates was the extension of the institution of slavery to the west in the aftermath of the kansas-nebraska act of 1854, or the conflict already going on ove

joining me now live tim douglas, co-chair of the oea bargaining team. tim, thank you for joining us. what's the holdup? >> so we are currthscol board t the bargaining team the authority to bargain the full range of topics. >> you're saying of all the demands, you only have the authority to hit on a certain amount of those and what are they? >> we're asking for the school board to give ousd that authority to hit on those demands, on the full range of demands. we presented our initials and topics in the fall. our contract expired in october and ousd has been aware of all these topics since the fall. these conversations should have happened months ago. ousd is finally paying attention and starting to understand that they need to get together and authorize ousd's teams to bargain all these concepts and topics they've had for months. >> in the meantime we have kids who on are in their last weeks of school, some of the seniors parked while all this happens. what's your advice to parents and teachers who ving soli today. we had uds join us. ounerongeran t re t