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panelists include lyndon johnson rob, and former white house chief usher gary walters. that's today at 6:30 p.m. eastern time here on c-span 3's american history tv. >> each week american history tv's "reel america" brings you archival films that helps tell the story of the 20th century. you think about the geography of cuba, you might keep in mind two im

robb and gary walters. that's sunday at 6:30 p.m. eastern time here on c-span3's american history tv. >>> sunday afternoon on reel america, we feature tried by fire, a 1965 episode of the u.s. army's the big picture narrated by actor paul newman. december marks the 70th anniversary of the world war ii battle of the bulge. an enthe film chronicles the story of the 84th infantry division during the battle including american and german veterans reflecting on their experience. that's sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern time here on c-span3's american history tv. >>> coming up next on american history tv, a look at christmas during wartime with stanley weintraub, professor at penn state university. he's the author of "war at christmas." how eisenhower and churchill navigated the first christmas after america entered world war ii and hear about how american soldiers marked christmas from the revolutionary war through the korean war. ohio's franciscan university hosted this event. it is about an hour. >> good evening, all. it is a great pleasure fo

include gary walters. >> coming up next, sierra club volunteer harold wood discusses the legacy of con survey shifts that conservationists and national list john your -- john muir. this was hosted by the california historical society, as a part of the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the wilderness act. >> we want to hear harold would tonight. he will give us an incredible journey through john muir's life. that legacy is stronger than ever. i'm looking forward to hearing you talk. i promise to be relatively brief here and just say a few words of welcome. and thank you all for coming. i want to say that i really am a huge fan of the two organizations that had us here tonight. the california historical society, what a great place for great work that is preserving our cultural and historic heritage here in california. and the partner, the sierra club. for all of the great work it has been doing since 1892 to protect our natural landscapes here and throughout the nation. what a legacy. a couple of quick questions, how many of you have been to yosemite before? that is good. how abou

hear from lyndon johnson robb, daughter of president johnsonm and former white house chief usher gary walter. the white house archives hosted this event. it is about 90 minutes. >> wow, we have a packed house. thank you for coming, everyone. how fun and festive is this? it is great to show the holidays with all of you. i am sure that all of you are wondering, what is tim gunn doing here? you will find out later, and it may surprise you. we have a lot of visual information for you. we have a lot of historical information. we have a preview of things to come. and it is going to be a very exciting night. so welcome. and we should get going with, we have our first slide, which is quite spectacular looking. and the white house looks fabulous, does it not? and this could not happen with -- how many volunteers are the? >> depending on the year. >> a little over 100 this year. >> a lot of christmas elves. i feel like that there -- >> years where there were almost 300. they come from all -- it was swarming. >> it is a beehive. >> and your experience as chief usher, do you have to conduct the voluntee

analysts -- panelists include linda johnson robb and gary walters.that is today at 6:30 pm eastern time on c-span3's american history tv. >> each week, american history tv's american artifacts visits museums and historic places. >> i am sarah elliott, the curator for the house of representatives. i take care of a lot of the artifacts, artwork objects that document the house's rich heritage.

panelists include linda johnson robb and gary walters. that's sunday at 6:30 p.m. eastern time here on c-span3's american history tv. >>> sunday afternoon on reel america, we feature tried by fire, a 1965 episode of the u.s. army's the big picture narrated by actor paul newman. december marks the 70th anniversary of the world war ii battle of the bulge. an enthe film chronicles the story of the 84th infantry division during the battle including american and german veterans reflecting on their experience. that's sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern time here on c-span3's american history tv. >>> coming up next on american history tv, a look at christmas during wartime with stanley weintraub, professor at penn state university. he's the author of "war at christmas." how eisenhower and churchill navigated the first christmas after america entered world war ii and hear about how american soldiers marked christmas from the revolutionary war through the korean war. ohio's franciscan university hosted this event. it is about an hour. >> good evening, all. it is a great pleasure fo

he's gary michael walters, the ceo of bold films. it's a company behind movies like "drive," "whiplash" and "night crawler" in theaters right now. thanks for being here. >> great to be here. thanks for having me. >> tell me what the problem would be with this movie never getting into the public domain. >> i think that would be terrible. at bold films, we're dedicated to artistic freedom, but we simply make the films. at the end of the day we rely on our studio partners like sony, which is releasing "whiplash" in theaters now, to release the films in theaters, on television, on dvd, on svod. >> and so if this movie never comes out, it's going to have a chilling effect on freedom of expression much more broadly. not just about this silly comedy. >> i think that it will have al terrible effect because when investors like us try to figure out how to make the movie and how to get our money back and how to make a profit, the domestic distribution has become a very crucial area that's difficult to secure. any impediment to that is going to

you were not around when gary hart upset walter mondale in every primary.overn knocked off the guy who couldn't be beat. [ all speak at once ] >> it's not -- the threat to hillary clinton from jim webb, if there's going to be one, is not going to be in iowa. it's going to be in new hampshire. because jim webb's profile, as a sort of vaguely libertarian yet conservatively social in some respects, skeptic of military involvement, but an authentic guy with a military background, that's perfect for new hampshire. and new hampshire is the place where it's easy to vote in the other party's primary. part of this is premised on the idea that white conservative men will vote in democratic primaries. the only place to do that, new hampshire and maybe south carolina. >> the hillary people, run of the runners, putting the word out he's nuts. are they going to keep that up? >> i don't agree with the plemis of the article in the "new york times." i think jim webb pushing hillary to the left would be great for her in the primary. >> absolutely. >> but it isn't clear. the

panelists include lyndon johnson rob, and former white house chief usher gary walters. that's today at 6:30 p.m. eastern time here on c-span 3's american history tv. >> each week american history tv's "reel america" brings you archival films that helps tell the story of the 20th century. you think about the geography of cuba, you might keep in mind two important ideas. first, cuba is an island. second cuba has a tropical climate. let's learn more about this island and its people. here are some of the people of rural cuba. there are many different types of cuban people. including those descended from the original spanish settlers, those descended from negro slaves brought from the island and some from various european and west indes peoples. what relationships can we find between these people and the big island on which they live? the tropical island of cuba lies in the caribbean just south of the united states and east of mexico. it's only 19 -- 90 miles of the united states. so near that the affairs of the two-countries have always been closely related. cuba puts it on

johnson and chief usher, gary walters. you're on the c-span three american history tv. >> each week we help to tell the story of the 20th century. >> 70 years ago, 1944, the german army launched operation on the rhine. in a plan by adolf hitler to surprise the allies and capture the belgian port of antwerp. paul newman chronicles the story of the 84th infantry division and it includes american and german veterans reflecting on their experience a few years later. >> i dug out a pair of blue silk pajamas and i put them in my bedroll. i put them on, i crawled into my bedroll to sleep for the night. of course, this news spread through the battalion immediately. >> these are the men that served in the division that distinguished itself in critical engagements during world war ii. this story could be the story of any division where courage endurance, and self-sacrifice become commonplace. >> it reminds you of the kinds of things that the american people are made of. the mortar shell came in and wounded several men. per one man i

analysts -- panelists include linda johnson robb and gary walters. that is today at 6:30 pm eastern time on c-span3's american history tv. >> each week, american history tv's american artifacts visits museums and historic places. >> i am sarah elliott, the curator for the house of representatives. i take care of a lot of the artifacts, artwork objects that document the house's rich heritage. >> i am the historian of the house. my job is to collect biographical information on members to gather data and historic lists and to conduct histories. we answer questions in our office that come on the hill and off the hill. we try to tell the story of the house, which is this a very big, old institution, in a way in which people can connect with it at a human level. we do that through telling biographical stories or through clips from oral histories. >> this is a campaign poster for shirley chisholm, the first african-american woman in congress. it says on bought -- says, unbought. >> it was actually for a presidential campaign she waged in 1972. she went to t

johnson and chief usher, gary walters. you're on the c-span three american history tv. >> each week we help to tell the story of the 20th century. >> 70 years ago, 1944, the german army launched