frank moore was, in 1860, made a copy of all the informal documents and everything he could find about the american revolution. and he wrote this book in 1860 and 1861, it's two volume. i got into that, and there were some accounts. so i was looking for the informal accounts. one of the problems of the early historians here is that they steal from one another. so you see one account, and this -- you say, aha, it checks out. here's another document. but first if another document comes up, it doesn't mean it's a better one that what you had, it's just that you dug out later. but also i think this whole idea of i wanted to just see who, what were they talking about at that pointment so i got -- at that point. so i got into that. and i was basically -- i'd like the think i was using new york times techniques, what i -- which you kind of -- [laughter] helped me with. and i think, i think as a result of that i got into it, and this whole notion, you know, of covering wars over centuries and not across time zones. and this quite -- and the more i got into that, i began, you know, what would i

my name is frank moore. i, afford, was not contacted by -- for the record was not contacted by officer fornaris. i sought him out because of my experience. i did submit -- i think officer fornaris gave you the written documentation. i have another copy here, but i'm going to go here. there's three basically sets or four sets of things that i'll be referring to on the elmo here. i was on my way to the east bay on march 15, 2018, and i was on the north 280, where it cuts over to the 101 on the way to the 80. and i was rear-ended. and -- while i was on the overpass. so i got out of the car. the guy that rear-ended me didn't have insurance. he said he just bought the car. i exchanged information, i took a photo of his license and his physical vehicle license, and right then, miraculously, a tow truck was there, and he was close to my car, which was onto the side of the overpass, and i noticed, emblazoned on the side, was an aaa signature. so i asked the driver, do you accept aaa? he said yes. i said yes? perfect

frank? > before we thank dr. moore properly, i want to say two things. all, i want to thank for the support of this series that has gone to the next level with dr. moore today. second, i never mentioned dr. moore's title, professor george did not dr. moore mention it, for the reborn american lism and culture at the cross. we've heard all about those today.three words please join me in thanking dr. moore. [applause] >> today on newsmakers, judicial andis network kreef council poll districter carrie severino for r political strategies nomination. she is preserving president trump's choice to replace anthony kennedy on the high court. interviewed about "roll greenberg news. c-span.n >> tonight on "q&a," freelance dunkle on his "the washington post" article locked and loaded for the lord on the of the the late reverend young-moon in pennsylvania. >> what is going on at the sanctuary church up in is a commingling of undercurrent in the country of religion, politics and guns to a degree we haven't before. it's still a small church, there's no question about th

frank and kim are still with us. let me ask you, jonathan lemire, how a white house who will privately acknowledge that the roy moore chapter wasn't good for them, who will privately acknowledge that they're all in a bit of a vice from a communications standpoint on the me too movement because of the president being credibly accused by more than a dozen women, how the president gets on air force one and goes to bat for a guy who is still under vegts for his potential role in an abuse scandal? >> because the president doesn't listen to anyone around him. the white house staff wants nothing to do with this story. they don't need him -- >> this is now a white house story. it wasn't 24 hours ago. it now is. >> they didn't want him to go out and front of this. he did that on his own. they would much prefer to issue a statement. the statement is ongoing, we'll comment down the road. that's not how this president works. he leaps to the defense of his allies, people he has chosen to support or more importantly who support him. they will back him and therefore he thinks they must be good people. this couldn't have happened.

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moore for one minute. >> thank you so much. it's lovely to see you again. i'm going to paraphrase and channel ben franklin. dodd frank gave us a stable economic system if we can keep it. it will be directly related to republican policymakers enter president. the trickle down tax cuts adopting their policies that drives income inequality in the wells fargo that would put payday loans to pay it back. destabilizing the financial deregulation and unqualified nominees like kathy to hit the consumer financial protection bureau. capricious trade wars farmers in my state bracing, fiscal mismanagement, incompetence it all seems to be hallmarks of mr. as we discussed, you have been called for such a time as this. god bless you. . . that have not fully recovered from the great recession. even with the job growth and economic recovery, it's uneven. in economic terms there is no average american anymore. the whole cohort of communities across the country continue to experience the kind of stress that threatens their sustainability as communities and the fiscal solvency of their municipality. i believe we have to have a much more

moore, the ranking member of the monetary policy and trade subcommittee for one minute. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and mr. chairman. it's lovely to see you again. dodd frank gave america a stable economic system if we can keep it i fear your greatest challenges in the future will be directly related to the actions of republican policy makers and our president. the trickle-down tax cuts, adopting their policies that drive debt and income inequality and of course the wells fargo model to saddle regular merms with forced payday loans to pay it all back. destabilizing financial deregulation and unqualified nominees like kathy creditor to head the consumer financial protection bureau. capricious trade wars, harley, in my district, farmers in my state bracing for ruin. fiscal mismanagement and low-grade scams and incompetence seems to be hallmarks of mr. trump. but you have been called for such a time as this. god bless you. >> the gentlelady yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan, mr. kildee, for one minute. >> chairman powell thank you for being here. i lead an initiative in congress entitled the future of america's cities and towns. it