as frederick douglass acknowledged and a little-known december 1865. speech. on that occasion douglas remarked that lincoln support for only limited like suffrage. disappointed him at first because of its limited scope. and it seemed to mean but little as douglas said but douglas soon realized that it actually as he put it met a great deal. he went on to say it was just like abraham lincoln. he never shocked prejudices unnecessarily. having learned statesmanship while splitting rails. he always used the thin edge of the wedge first. and the fact that he used it at all. man that he would if need be use the thick edge as well as a thin. 1964 lincoln had begun dealing with the issue of black suffrage. in march of that year inserted the thinage of the wedge by privately urging louisiana's governor as jonathan white pointed out earlier today to support the infranchisement of blacks who served in the military or or who were intelligent ie literate. the following spring and summer lincoln worked behind the scenes to persuade the louisiana constitutional convention to

brian: for frederick douglass, lincoln's win was all about hope.t immediately free the slaves, douglas * seethed. pushing lincoln to move as quickly as possible and at the same time you have to admire and respect lincoln's patience. brian: the white house looked a lot like it did in 1860. you could line up on that porch and hope the president would see you one-on-one. >> lincoln was smitten with douglass. he wanted to meet douglass. douglas traveled the nation recruiting blacks. >> one of the youth beauties of that recruitment effort included his own two sons who fought in the 54th. while they were being shot at, african-americans holding the flag, didn't want it to up the soil. it was important to defend the flag. brian: they would meet three times face to face. the union would go on to win the war and allow our nation to reunite. with so much work to do together, john wilkes booth assassination robbed frederick douglass of a partner to do that work with. >> frederick douglass outlived abraham lincoln by 30 years. his main mark on american history

this is a portrait of frederick douglass and frederick douglass is one of the most important people from that experience, because he's written and talked about the experience of the war. he also encouraged black soldiers to join, once they were able to. he spoke to abraham lincoln about it, and it was the civil war that inspired douglass to speak on photography like many americans, he believed photographs and pictures greatly contributed to the secession and of course the war. he wrote once you let the black man get an eagle on his button and musket on his shoulder, bullets in his pocket and there is no power on earth or under earth that can deny that he's earned the right of citizenship in the united states. so again, this is taken during the war years of the 1860s. so we see this formidable look, this focus that he has, and we can see the expression on his face. he also wrote the text for this regiment african of african descent joining the war. so this is the type of image why soldiers joined the 54th. this is a photograph of a man that joined the 54th. then as we think about contempo

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[applause] amy: james earl jones, reading the words of frederick douglass. we turn now to poet amanda gorman. she became the youngest inaugural poet in u.s. history when she spoke at the inauguration of president joe biden and vice president kamala harris. she was 22 years old when she read "the hill we climb," a poem she finished right after the january 6 insurrection. this is amanda gorman. >> mr. president, dr. biden, madam vice president, mr. emhoff, americans, and the world. when day comes, we ask ourselves, where can we find light in this never-ending shade? the loss we carry, a sewe must wade. we've braved the belly of the beast. we've learned that quiet isn't always peace, and the norms and notions of what "just is" isn't always justice. and yet the dawn is ours before we knew it. somehow, we do it. somehow we've weathered and witnessed a nation that isn't broken, but simply unfinished. we, the successors of a country and a time where a skinny black girl, descended from slaves and raised by a single mother, can dream of becoming president, only to fi

welcome to them frederick douglas with paul by this so are other blacks the lincoln invited the first delegation of african americans the white house in august of 1862. he asked them to to rally their communities a free blacks to leave the country. they said mr. president, we're americans where we're going. hey, we're gonna have to get used to us now. it's it's been argued that that lincoln was trying to temper the negative reaction that he expected the emancipation proclamation. he may have just felt that there was such such terrible racism that the communities couldn't live together. he said to that same group of blacks. no community has ever suffered worse harm than my people. he spoke of whites as my people not americans and my people has it on you. nonetheless frederick douglass said despite all the ways in which they or the policies in which they have lincoln said he disagreed with he said he was the first great man as he put it who never may be conscious of the difference of race. without i think we're going to open to some signings if anyone would like to get a book. thank you

i i, i got a call from the lawyer for chip frederick, and he asked me to act as part of the defense team. i said, well, the person that you should really talk to is, is embargo. he ran this, experimenting the 19 seventies and the situations of abu ghraib as far as i can tell, are those conditions that are also reproduced in embargo experiments. chip frederick, he's the man here. oh, he was the one who had the idea of putting in electrodes on, on the hood. his lawyer said, the problem now is the military want to use him in a shell trial in baghdad. in abu ghraib, not only not a single senior officer went to trial. not a single seni office. they got a recall letter of reprimand. in fact, in some cases they even got promoted the, the offices. so it's, it's the people at the top always take care of the people at the top. mm. for those individuals who were directed by the us government to, to engage in any technique that i believe would price level torture or crore in human or degrading treatment. i think they lose a little bit of themselves every time they have to come in and human act. and

as alexander reported there was stuff frederick frederick in that press conference with joe biden and the israeli prime minister. what did you make of that tough frederick and will it lead to anything? does the nuclear deal get revived? >> i will make the same thing the israeli prime minister made rhetoric is rhetoric and the same with president obama and president biden, where there is not consistency we don't look good. and rhetoric will not stop iran to get a nuclear bomb. we know they lied and cheated but why would we start a second meal without having additional leverage and additional control. and again make some sense and demonstrate that we are not standing strong with our allies. in the middle east to make it clear. these are not people on the fence. they openly death to america. it is death to israel and death to america is not pro-israel policy it is a pro-america policy. speed to the president left the podium after making a speech at the hospital and eastern jerusam and likely said he will be meeting with the president before he heads to saudi arabia for the most controver

i can tell, are those conditions that are also reproduced in the the embargo experiments. chip, frederick, he's the man here. he was the one who had the idea of putting electrodes on the hood. his lawyer said, the problem now is the military want to use him in a show trial in baghdad. in abu ghraib, not only not a single senior officer went to trial. not a single seni office. they got a recall letter of reprimand. in fact, in some cases they even got promoted. that the, the offices. so it's, it's the people at the top always take care of the people at the top. mm. for those individuals who were directed by the us government to, to engage in any technique that i believe would price level torture or crore in human or degrading treatment. i think they lose a little bit of themselves every time they have to commit in human act. and my power is out to them as well. i, frankly, in i don't think i noticed that until i got back and then you know, tremendous guilt. and i think a lot of us develop signs that were later diagnosed as p p s. d, but i don't know. i think that they have another name for

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frederick, good to have you with us.hat is the sense amongst the business community, how hopeful are businesses about a hong kong and or the leadership of john lee? guest: good morning and thanks for having me. the business confidence, as we know from many surveys that international business chambers have launched, among them the european chamber of commerce, we know that confidence is at a low for obvious reasons. those reasons being travel restrictions prevailing in this part of the region, and that is not helping the economy. therefore, the new government is certainly starting off with very little business sentiment. we do hope to see further positive messages from xi jinping himself, and also from john lee following -- going down the road. rishaad: his priorities are quite a long laundry list. and of course, your list is not going to match his. i am sure you have been telling him about quarantine and how much damage it is doing. give us a sense of his reaction to that. guest: i think he is pretty aware of that partic

fredericks. what kind of ticks do we need to be concerned about? >> good morning.icks and we're talking about deer ticks, lone star ticks, the american dog tick. there are a number of different ticks found in different regions of the country and not only are they creepy they can transmit disease to humans. >> there are reports about the spread of a certain kind of tick that can cause you to have a meat allergy. tell us about that and what are some of the symptoms? >> the lone star tick has been implicated in a red meat allergy. so it's actually a syndrome where you develop an allergy to a particular sugar that's found in red meat, not found in fish or chicken. so the symptoms can range from shortness of breath, rash, to even more life-threatening-type symptoms. >> so what is the best way to prevent getting bitten in the first place and what should you do to check to make you haven't or your dog hasn't been bitten by a tick? >> that's a great question. this is really important. you need to take steps to protect yourself and your property. protect yourself by using r

who don't have you know who had who are the powerless and and frederick douglass said? you know speech is precious particularly for the oppressed. that is not something. that's well understood by many today because we were really so successful in protecting free speech in the 50s and the 60s. primarily as a result of the struggles of the civil rights movement in the anti-war movement. that you know most of the abuses that occur during that period you know aren't happening today, you know today today. you know after you know trump was elected. the women's march happen without incident, you know half a million women showed up in dc more women around the country. there were no. no laws to restrict them or to prevent them from speaking even though not that long ago the suffragists were thrown in prison for making the same kinds of claims. um, know we've seen. students, you know, we've seen students walk out of classes to protest gun violence and then of course we saw the george floyd protest which are the largest in american history and the reason that those came off, you k

frederick, thank you for being here >> i'll get your reaction which is pretty much what you expectedthe new york papers brett stephens where he was criticizing leadership globally, boris johnson, the german chancellor and one of the most critical words of all the fed chair powell he said the chairman who last year flubbed the most important decision of his career is that too harsh an arces isment of the fed chair's actions last year? it so this is something i've been actually saying for over a year. the fed has a mindset that a policy framework that was mysteriously flawed and they assumed that the philips curve is debt and there is strong evidence that if you hibernate and if not preempted it would come back again. so this is not a top benefit you have to look at the initial phase in covid that was an excellent performance and if the fed÷■ really had blown it, the good news, i think■is the fed realizes that they've blown it they won't say that, think, and they're now doing the right thing. make a mistake and you're not preempting it the way you should have been, you have to do more

including as i mentioned a moment ago frederick douglass' family initiatives. the foundation, along with 300, let me say that again, 300 anti-trafficking human trafficking organizations. over 500 advocates and survivors. they worked tirelessly with us over the last 18 months with both karen bass and i in crafting this legislation of the we had more. some did drop out. we'll come back in the future to get some of that. it's a good, solid bill. survivor leaders like bela and robert provided valuable insights and expertise for the bill. as i said kenneth morris was outstanding in the work that he provided for us. as the special representative of human trafficking for the osce parliamentary assembly, a couple years ago i brought him to one of our big meetings and there were at least 100-plus lawmakers from the european space that heard him speak about the importance of prevention. if young people know what is out there and what is waiting, particularly run aways, they will be forearmed and forewarned at hopefully can mitigate the possibility of being trasked themse

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if we need, we'll just build a new frederick french pharmaceutical company, sanofi then announced the development of a new improved and even revolutionary insulin in 2000 lantus noon as an analog insulin. it was similar to human insulins but with a modified gene. so no fees innovation prolonged its effect, but came at a hefty price in france, a dose of lantus then cost $46.00 euros, a dose of human insulin sold for 18. ah, the analog insulin reduced the number of times a diabetic would have to inject themselves to just once every 24 hours. pierre shall say over saw the lantus launch and thinks it was a major advance level disco lotus come soon assured us united to as an insulin solution. lantus was a real revolution. only both children did changed the lives of diabetic patients that especially type one diabetic who had their last injection at 10 pm. for example, middle land then had to set the alarm for 5 am for another injection to hypoglycemia . striking in the night had always been a threat with fatal consequences at the city of pacific union marketing. the marketing was brilliant.

. >> my hero frederick douglas talked about complicated relationship that he had with abraham lincoln newspaper and he was going war with the president. but in the end of it end of brokering deals together, he freed slaves through the emancipation proclamation and lost his life because of it and i'm sure you can talk about early days of lincoln say african slave i don't think country is ready. but you've got -- you can't tell part of the story. it seems like for loik and with american story as well. and we're talking about this earlier about like this idea of patriotism and where americas are and left is always disappointed in america because progressive successful rooted in grievance, and right is always disaupon thed in america because conservatism is always rooted in spnt and both done wrong by the masses on those two things. left feel look our prosperity is rooted in a oppression and right feels like we're ruining everything that brought us prosperity and maybe both right a little bit but i tell people i'm not interested in the facts of history as much as i am interpretation of th

it is a day where frederick douglass's speech takes new meaning.ill the fourth mean to us? ultimately, that will be up to us, to stand up, and make the country live up to what it promised? that's what dr. king said. live out the true meaning of your words. we will be right back. of your words we will be right back. try parodontax active gum health mouthwash. (grandmother) thank you for taking me home. it's so far. (young woman) don't worry about it, grandma! this'll be fun. (young woman) two chocolate milkshakes, please. (grandmother) make it three. (young woman) three? (grandmother) did you get his number? (young woman) no, grandma! grandma!! (grandmother) excuse me! (young woman vo) some relationships get better with time. that's why i got a crosstrek. (avo) ninety-six percent of subaru vehicles sold in the last ten years are still on the road. (grandmother) i'm so glad you got a subaru. (young woman) i wonder who gave me the idea? (avo) love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. that does it for me. thanks for watching. i'll see you back here next we

i begin every fourth of july reading the speech by frederick douglass.oke the day after the fourth of july and raised this question. what to blacks is the fourth of july when you see ten blacks killed with automatic and military style weapon in buffalo, new york. and this legislative body in the senate will not even address military style weapons. or young mr. walker with 60 bullets in his body. they say he had a gun and he shot at them, but there is no evidence. there is clear evidence from the body cameras of the police, they shot jalen walker 60 times. what to the fourth of july -- what is the fourth of july to lgbtq community, when we have a supreme court justice clarence thomas saying now that we've gone after women's rights to choose and privacy, we can deal with lgbtq, and we can deal with other rights to privacy. what to women is the fourth of july, when my mother and father had to search states during the jim crow era, where they could get public accommodations, sleep in hotels and eat at restaurants? we've gone from jim crow to jane crow. women

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prepared to defend lucy charles for months and months everywhere over the city, there are dug out. frederick flood, please take a lot of work. our crew visit, the lust, ukrainian stronghold in the little guns republic on the day, russian and allied forces took full control of the region r. t investigates the on trade on ukraine's dark web. the contact the dealers to find out about the availability of weapons online. social explosives, the us for the german chancellor labels rising and.

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lamb opened complaint several times to ukrainian or socrates at the request of local residence. frederick us go blessed if bully stanley, which is soonest whiskey be jimmy agreed. but log with the quick magic godsig reba . agatha below. jeanette bartolini imaging meryl at new money. no. g as the other they will in it is diesel. as to about a put mutation, one is suspected to have been running experiments on takes it still takes are infected with zeke, a virus, west nile fever, dingey fever, and other equally dangerous pathogens. and then released into their natural habitat . neither ukraine nor the u. s. have denied that the pentagon is linked to bio labs in the country. ah, ah. since 2018 under order number 928, issued by ukraine's ministry of health. international pharmaceutical companies have had access to the country's hospital patients as a testing ground, including children. special safety measures in the handling of hazardous microorganisms are very expensive. mm. with it's a lot cheaper and easier to conduct that kind of research in countries where lives are of low of value to the

frederick chancellor is conducting the orchestra for la gioconda.e the stage from the point of view of the conductor, you have this big bar that is actually the stage and the orchestra is underneath, doesn't see what is on stage. the stage doesn't see what is underneath. and the conductor is the only one who visualize the two worlds and try to connect them through, of course, his gestures. and that's where actually the conductor is absolutely indispensable. so the singers are even more complicated than the orchestra because they have strong personalities and it's sometimes extremely difficult to guide them. we can feel the tensions coming and our role is actually to soothe this and to make the road clear. to find out more about how top singers and conductors work together, we catch up with the acclaimed bulgarian soprano sonya yoncheva. i think there's a special moment where instruments and voice are collaborating in a way that they inspire each other together. human voice is a natural instrument. sonia has a particularly close insight into working