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when the civil war began in earnest with the firing on ft.er douglas made clear this war would follow the themes that he long believed in that touched on millennial, apocalyptic and civil and he declared in april of 1861 that the root of the national sin was slavery and that either slavery or the republic was to be extirpated. in fact, he used caps much like some people do today in their infamous tweets, he used caps to urge americans to repent, break every yoke, let the oppress go free deliverance and safety. he suggested in april of 1861 that the need to enlist black troops was very self-evident. again, declaring in caps he said, let the slaves and colored people be called into service and formed into a liberating army to race into the south and raise the banner of emancipation among the slaves. these appeals were delivered to counteract the indifference and occasional hostility among white americans in the north who did not see fit to enlist black soldiers or sailors at that time. like other newspapers of that era, douglas would print corr

when the civil war began in earnest, douglas made clear that this would be following the themes that he had long believed in, that touched on millennial, apocalyptic, & and religious themes. he declared that the root of the national -- of slavery and then either slavery or the republic must be extricated. in fact, he is caps on much like some people do today to urge americans to repent, let the oppressed go free. and he suggested in april of 1861 that they need to enlist black troops was very self-evident, and again declared in caps, "let the slaves and free colored people be called to service and form to a liberating party, to march in the south and rate the banner of emancipation among the slaves. these appeals were delivered to counteract the indifference and occasional hostility among white americans in the north who did not see fit to enlist black soldiers were sailors at that time. like the other newspapers of that era, a letter was sent in april of 1861 just after fort sumner was fired upon. this correspondent argued for the enlistment of african american soldiers and douglass

he said, men in earnest to do not fight with one hand when they might fight with two, and a drowning man would not refuse to be saved even by a colored hand. by the end of 18 tics t1, events had changed little for douglass and other african-american leaders who wanted to see -- 1861, eight events had changed little for douglass and other african american leaders who wanted to see -- good enough to fight under washington, but not deemed adequate to serve under another general. they are good enough to serve under american independence. a full year before the battle of fort wagoner, douglass outlined his call for soldiers and an editorial entitled service of the colored men, and he pointed out that contraband had already been used in the south as spies and other ways. he complained that the union was not effectively utilizing an earnest fighting force of free blacks in the north. he pointed out that general hunter had recently organized a black regiment in the south but was disbanded by order just -- orders in washington. he wrote in the summer of 18 tics t2, the ---- the summer of 1862

let us begin our work in earnest. >> you're watching c-span your , unfiltered view of government. c-span was created by america's cable television company today -- in 1979. today we are brought to you by these television companies who provides c-span to viewers in the public service. >> look outside the u.s. capitol where in less than 24 hours, joe biden will be sworn in as the 46 president of the united states. unlike previous years, tomorrow's inauguration ceremony will occur without a large public gathering for security reasons. national guard bureau chief general daniel hawkinson and pentagon spokesperson jonathan hoffman held a briefing on the security preparations for the -- they also announced that 12 members of the national guard had been removed from their post following a recent vetting process.

hemingway collection because when earnest hemingway passes away and mary hemingway cannot get his papersof cuba and appeals to the kennedy administration for help it is mrs. kennedy in part who helps facilitate that and make sure that she's able to get there and take one fishing boat worth of belongings back to the u.s. and she asks mary hemingway, what are you going to do with this essentially because hemingway never went to university and no other logical place to hold his collection of papers and mrs. kennedy said, well, when we build jack's presidential library, we'd be honored to have his things with your husband's papers. that's particularly for hemingway's scholars. that collection, a piece of it is open to the general public, but that collection is primarily for real scholars of literature. so, that's a bit about some of the collections. the other piece of your question was about kennedy in particular. remind me, again. >> are you aware of her influencing policy and legislation around women's issues and women's rights? >> i think one can surmise pretty easily that she had to be a

normally after such things occur, the impeachment trial is supposed to start in earnest at 1:00 p.m. next afternoon. but the united states senate has bought itself some time, in fact they're going to stay out two weeks before they begin the trial in earnest, coming back on february 9th. there's been a lot of suggestion this trial will be quicker than the last one, but that's not clear, simply because republicans are all over the place on what to do. >> i think the trial is stupid, it's counterproductive. we already have a flaming fire in this country, it's like taking gasoline and pouring it on top of the fire. >> it's a moot point, donald trump is no longer the president, he's former president. constitution and i think, other people may disagree, but article i, sections 6 and 7 specifically point out you can impeach the president, does not indicate you can impeach someone who is not in office. >> the preponderance of the legal opinion is impeachment trial after someone has left office is constitutional. i believe that's the case. i'll hear what the lawyers have to say for each side,

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he said quote, men in earnest do not fight with one hand, they might fit with two, and a drowning manaved by a colored hand. at the end of 1861, offensive change little for other african american leaders that wanted to see black soldiers enlisted. he continued to push this issue at oftentimes, he would appeal to history. -- good enough to fight under washington, general george washington, they were not seemed adequate to serve under george. -- they are not good enough to help preserve the independence. in july of 1862 a year before the battle of fort wagner, douglas outlined his call for soldiers in an editorial entitled services of co&ored men. in that, he pointed out the contraband had already been used in the south as spies, and other ways. he complained that the union was not effectively utilizing and earnest fighting force a free blacks in the north. he also pointed out that general david hunter had recently organized a black regiment in the south, but this was disbanded by orders by washington. yet, douglas wrote, in 1862, the negro persist of his devotion for the government, an

2nd highest number of infections in the world 2nd only to the united states now the work begins in earnest as authorities gear up to roll out 3 shots to 300000000 of us of india's 1300000000 people within the next 8 months. in the us even the way to one of the world's biggest and collation drives distemper coronavirus pandemic one of 2 vaccines authorized by indians drugs regulators listable it by astra zeneca with oxford university the other by the indian company biotech. i think where they sound a mention. the food and your proud of the fact that they're going to come and tell thought they could put the meat and park in the back seat and off let you know and modify it they are of the more part of the stick there's no one in the modern to return to india's prime minister narendra modi hailed it as a decisive turning point in the fight against the coronavirus. but health experts have raised concerns over the vaccine developed by biotech it's been approved without data on its efficiency thing published and is yet to undergo large scale trials. nevertheless many indians welcome to the news t

however the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, has said the trial will not begin in earnest untilhe second week of february. there is evidence that the new strain of coronavirus — which first emerged in england before christmas — could be more deadly than the original. the uks chief scientific adviser said it could be 30—a0% more deadly for men in their sixties. in a few minutes, it'll be time for the film review. but first, here's click. hey, welcome. hope you are you doing 0k and wow, what a momentous week in world politics this has been. whether or not you're in the united states, what's happened there will affect us all. i, joseph robinette bidenjr, do solemnly swear... lara lewington: joe biden's become the 46th president. of the united states. lots about the last few weeks has broken with convention and almost broken democracy in the process. it reminded everyone just how fragile democratic systems are, even at the heart of the free world. and at the grand finale of this election, the spotlight is now firmly on big tech and their practices, having shown the world the havoc,

now the work begins in earnest as authorities gear up to roll out free shots to 300000000 of india's 1300000000 people within the next 8 months. even the way for one of the world's biggest inoculation dr still stem the corona virus pandemic one of 2 vaccines authorized by indians drugs regulators was developed by astra zeneca with oxford university the other by the indian company biotech auto i think where the examination of. the duty and your right of the players who accept that a governmental. thank you for coming and according to the record the ball let you down and brought up by the more horrific 3rd inordinate amount of grief india's prime minister narendra modi hailed it as a decisive turning point in the fight against the corona virus. but health experts of raise concerns over the vaccine developed by biotech it's been approved without data on its efficiency being published and is yet to undergo large scale trials. nevertheless many indians welcome to the new sub vaccines would soon be available there that take to live their lives lead the world and then you know years to have

normally after such things occur the impeachment trial is supposed to start in earnest at 1:00 p.m.he next afternoon but the united states senate has bought itself some time, in fact, they're going to stay out two weeks before they begin the trial in earnest, coming back february 9th. there's been a lot of suggestion that this trial will be quicker than the last one but that's not clear simply because republicans are all over the place on what to do. >> i think the trial is stupid. i think it's counter productive. we already have a flaming fire in the country and like pouring gas on the fire. >> i think it's a moot point because donald trump is no longer the president, he's a former president. constitution and, i think -- others may disagree but article one i think sections 6 and 7 specifically point out that you can impeach the president and it does not skate does not indicate you can impeach someone not in office. >> the preponderance of impeaching someone not in office is constitutional i think it's clear the effort is pretty constitutional. >> the united states senate is divided

however the senate majority leader — chuck schumer — has said the trial will not begin in earnest untild week of february. there is evidence that the new strain of coronavirus — which first emerged in england before christmas — could be more deadly than the original. the chief scientific adviser to the british government said the new variant could be thirty to forty percent more deadly for men in their sixties. a 1a year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murdering a 15 year old in birmingham. keon lincoln was attacked in broad daylight in the handsworth area of the city on thursday afternoon. witnesses reported seeing a group of youths armed with knives and hearing gunshots. sian lloyd reports. keon lincoln, described as a beloved son, who was full of life. police said he was subjected to inconceivable violence. the 15—year—old was attacked yesterday in the middle of the afternoon. this mobile phone footage was recorded soon after. forensic officers today continued to examine the street in the handsworth area of birmingham where it happened. witnesses saw a group of young people

it's very earnest and detached mockery indeed painful earnestness, i don't know if you can relate.hey might be wrong, i generally believe people in texas think they're doing good for the world i think they believe it and i trust them when they say it. what is missing is the problems are systemic, they are not necessarily rooted individuals although i'd be curious when you're reporting on uber and i don't know if you want to answer this question, you just moved to your next one, do you feel like someone, i feel like uber cannot exist if it did not have this crazy culture, my question should exist and obviously that culture, that should not exist and if you have a culture, maybe that's fine. >> can you forgive him do you see a structural explanation for his behavior in the incentives of the industry and forgiving of that. >> i think you're getting at the right thing, if you boil down how all of this works you're getting invested in your company and you have to hit the next level whether it's users, revenue or something and for most companies can get kind of desperate and you have to

earnest. as parties from both sides were using more sophisticated and lethal weapons. as what do you. want. us. to deal. you know that's really kind of. the world seemed too busy welcoming this new democracy in kiev. to notice what was being done as it spread its wings over the country. many in southern ukraine had been viewing the revolution with concern. i and an anti mind on movement formed in the city of odessa in early january 2014 the protesters set up their camp in front of the trade union house a building which would soon become a monument to a massacre of its own it's difficult to overestimate the importance of odessa it is strategically located on the black sea and it's ukraine's largest seaport it's not surprising that ukraine's new authorities were watching the situation unfolding there with growing alarm. more and more of odessa as people were joining the anti my don movement at the same time as events in eastern ukraine were heating up. the new ukrainian government didn't have the power to wage war on too many fronts if odessa were to join the growing upr

the same old earnest advice about exercise as profit with the best intentions in 2010 michelle obama launched a campaign against childhood obesity do you think you 1st made her sassy sashing to movie. body aiming to set healthier standards for food served in school lunch when . we send our kids to school we have a right to expect that they won't be eating the kind of verities solti sugary food that we're trying to keep them when they're at home unfortunately you know michelle obama was on the right track right from the beginning and i think she got the railed by mixture of bad advice and by bringing in the food the food companies and they were able to dilute the very powerful message down to something where you know it's just her own take television encouraging people to move that way rather than let's move together. you know as a movement to be able to transform the food system. better became more. be on c. easily upstaged the public service message to. build. a boon to the multinationals who quickly joined the dance in 2015 created the global energy balance network a worldwide thin

the president's trial, the former president's trial not expected to begin in earnest on the senate floor until february 9th. the rest of the work will be up to lawyers largely behind closed doors and the impeachment managers making their case in public to build public support over the next two weeks until the trial starts. >> you can see right next to garrett the glass is still broken in some of the windows, i want to ask you about america's least favorite topic, gridlock in washington, we know in the senate the split is 50/50 but most people don't understand the fight between leaders how they'll share the power. don't democrats, didn't they just win georgia, they've got the senate, they've got the house, they've got the white house. when are we getting stuff done? can you explain what's actually going on and why things aren't happening? >> the bottom line here is it takes some work by the senate just to organize itself, to agree to form committees, who's in charge, these things don't happen automatically. when democrats took the majority it takes an organizing resolution, basically, a v

and that is why they are proceeding with this trial that is at this point scheduled to begin in earnestthe week of february 9th. kim: in terms of numbers, i believe it is 17 republicans in the senate would need to side with all the democrats in order to convict donald trump. i guess many of them will be weighing their political futures, thinking about how wise it might be to continue siding with former president trump. who knows what he is going to do in the future versus, as you say, perhaps siding with the democrats? what are the chances that the democrats are going to get those 17 republicans they need? heidi: yeah, it is really looking unlikely to be frank. 17 is still more republicans than those who have said they are open-minded to this. you can count on one hand those who have signals they would consider a conviction. and i, if you look at the polling on the u.s. public i believe they would have to take a vast majority of americans saying they want to conviction, that they want to bar trump from ever returning to office in order to give these republican senators cover to make tha

republicans and democrats in the senate to start the trial in some 2 weeks time that will begin in earnest mitch mcconnell the senate minority leader had asked for time that president trump can prepare his legal defense at the same time as well we know that or not publicly but the president has been talking to the senate majority leader he does one space to push through the many items of his massive political agenda in the weeks to come the senate's got to approve cabinet positions for example so he has got had some influence in this of terms of giving a breathing space for some of his policy changes to go through the senate before this trial begins then the question is whether the senate's going to split its time spend half the day conducting the trial the other half actually looking at biden's policy changes so a lot of unanswered questions which should become clearer once the trial begins 1 o'clock tuesday nic the new administration of course hard to work in many arenas not least in in the firing of former trump employees. well indeed yes and particularly this centers on one government

2nd highest number of infections in the world 2nd only to the united states now the work begins in earnest as authorities gear up to roll out 3 shots to 300000000 of india's 1300000000 people within the next 8 months. in the us even the way to one of the world's biggest inoculation drives distemper coronavirus pandemic one of 2 vaccines authorized by indians drugs regulated as listed ballot by astra zeneca with oxford university the other by the engine company barack biotech. i think we're going to mention. the food and you know kind of the fact that they're going to come in and out of the park the meat and according to the records the top let you know and modified their part of the part of this to 13 year old in a minute is the return india's prime minister nuri remote hailed it as a decisive turning point in the fight against the coronavirus. that health experts have raised concerns over the vaccine developed by barrett biotech it's been approved without data on its efficiency being published and is yet to undergo large scale trials. nevertheless many indians welcome to the news that vac

the trial will begin in earnest on february nine.rget for vaccinations during his first 100 days in office to 150 million. he claims the us could be on the way towards herd immunity from the coronavirus by the summer. for a second night running, police in the netherlands have clashed with protesters defying a 9pm curfew introduced to battle the virus. dutch police described the violence as the worst unrest in four decades. the prime minister, mark rutte, described the protesters�* actions as criminal.

however, the senate majority leader chuck schumer has said the trial will not begin in earnest until the second week of february. there is evidence that the new strain of coronavirus, which first emerged in england before christmas, could be more deadly than the original. the chief scientific adviser to the british government said the new variant could be 30%—40% more deadly for men in their 60s. now on bbc news, click. this week, as 45 becomes a6, we'll talk to some of the most important voices in social media to find out what the new president might do to put right the wrongs of big tech. hey, welcome! hope you are you doing 0k and wow, what a momentous week in world politics this has been. whether or not you're in the united states, what's happened there will affect us all. i, joseph robinette bidenjr, do solemnly swear... joe biden's become the 46th president of the united states. lots about the last few weeks has broken with convention and almost broken democracy in the process. it reminded everyone just how fragile democratic systems are, even at the heart of the free world. an

standard the $100.00 senators will be sworn in as jurors on tuesday with the trial scheduled to begin in earnest the week of february 8th is from patient began with an on president minimal process over in the heart of the so-called cannot be an insufficient senate process the former president tried to due process or damages the sunnah or the presidency it throw. president joe biden has stressed the trial should not jeopardize the senate's focus on passing covert relief and we're trying hard to get up and running these crises the better the trials timing will depend on whether the senate will hear from witnesses how many hours of arguments will be allowed and if there's a way to make progress on biden's agenda simultaneously there is also the constitutional question of how to put a former president on trial a 1st for the nation really this impeachment trial is about whether mr trump will run for president again in 20241 of the punishments authorized by the constitution for conviction on pietschmann is disqualification from holding future office and that's a momentous decision to be made and i mea

the trial will begin in earnest on february nine. president biden says he hopes to raise his target for vaccinations during his first 100 days in office to 150 million. he claims the us could be on the way towards herd immunity from the coronavirus by the summer. for a second night running, police in the netherlands have clashed with protesters defying a 9pm curfew introduced to battle the virus. dutch police described the violence as the worst unrest in four decades. the prime minister, mark rutte, described the protesters�* actions as criminal. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. israel is leading the world in the roll—out of the covid—19 vaccine. more than a million israelis have had their second dose. the prime minister claims the vast majority of adults will have been immunised by mid—march, allowing the country to ease restrictions. my guest is health minister yuli edelstein. is israel really the poster child for responsible, ethical coronavirus management? yuli edelstein injerusalem, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. thank

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as long as you have for instance if you're coming from on this to nation with cases of quality to earnestnation with lower cases of course it will be helpful 2 percent and this is where we have a nasty in. a test made up before call the survey you're allowed to board a plane with a test in massive testing implemented before boarding or before flying. other news just days before he leaves office than donald trump became the 1st us president to be impeached for a 2nd time. on wednesday the house of representatives voted to indict him claiming he fermented last week's riots at the capitol building but almost $200.00 congress members came out against the vote giving it's no longer about justice but revenge it's now up to the senate to decide whether or not to convict trump on charges of inciting insurrection despite democratic party coals for agency the trial won't happen before the president leaves office on wednesday but it is sitting against could ban him from ever taking office again to talk about that in the week we brought in law expert charles rose. says he will have already concluded

squeezed right now and so people may think this is an effort to survive this moment rather than an earnestp forward. >> we heard ilhan omar say she is convinced this impeachment was bipartisan, the same phrase that was used by nancy pelosi earlier on. given the fact that this is happening at the same time as we go through inauguration, at a time when joe biden is trying to pull together a cabinet for which he needs senate approval, how much damage do you think this could do to the early days of the biden administration? >> i think it is going to be distracting. i think the republican party is splitting in two in front of our eyes. it is very hard to describe what the republican party about right now. liz cheney, the cheney political franchise has extraordinary power, is trying to say it is about key principles, but others are heeding to the line that it is really about donald trump. as that is happening, that distraction, no matter how it happens, the battle in the republican party is going to continue to create tensions across the nation and that is going to mean donald trump is in the ne

now the work begins in earnest as authorities gear up to roll out free shots to 300000000 of india's 1300000000 people within the next 8 months. you know even the way for one of the world's biggest inoculation drives distemper coronavirus pandemic one of 2 vaccines authorized by india's drugs regulator was developed by astra zeneca with oxford university the other by the indian company biotech. i think where things are mentioned. but nor the fact that they're going to come and pick forthcoming and according to rex the more let you down and bought a fire they are the more horrific their inordinate amount of. india's prime minister narendra modi hailed it as a decisive turning point in the fight against the corona virus. but health experts of raise concerns over the vaccine developed by biotech it's been approved without data on its efficiency thing published and is it to undergo large scale trials. nevertheless many indians welcome to the news that vaccines would soon be available yeah that makes you live in a little bit when you're here to run with that feeling of oh they're trying t

however the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, has said the trial will not begin in earnest untild be more deadly than the original. the uk's chief scientific adviser said it could be thirty to forty percent more deadly for men in their sixties. a couple who were both seriously ill in hospital