such a have rarely allowed for it neural network gephardt.is a broad category is loosely modeled the way the brains connect to one another with one dozen or more layers. and that is immensely powerful it to fit any arbitrary function. and that is what we have never touched before. and to be driving a lot of that. >> i believe the book is on sale. [laughter] check that out. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> tuesday i highly is strongly encourage whether they are young or old to expand your horizons and learn and gain knowledge so you don't necessarily have to go on a long trip i would point shot out a couple of books with the autographs i collected over the years it just turns out the first autobiography i ever read was called my early life by churchill. plus one of churchill's riding were hughes's a lot of terms so i tried to integrate that without much success because he is such a great writer this is a copy of the only photograph of lincoln when he was in congress in just about every biography i can think of it is a one volume and tha

here they are, the only win for the naacp was a case of gephardt versus belden out of delaware. that time the court did order that african-americans be admitted to the segregated schools. the davis decision came out virginia, which challenged segregation in prince edwards county. and finally there was a case called brigs verse ellis from south carolina. there were human stories behind each of those cases and it's almost a coincidence that linda brown, so movingly spoke, became the face of all five cases. >> how does courts decide to enjoin cases like in into one specific case and give it that case's title? >> i think in this circumstances they consolidated the casings because they raised the same issue. they were consolidated for convenience because it made sense to consolidate them and consider this issue as it was raised in the several states. the naacp strategy involved filing cases in the states where the issues were most dark as to the reality that they were able to show in brown. and that was that separate was never truly equal, that is what the court decided. that justice

the only win was a case called gephardt versus belton out of delaware. that time the trial court did order that african-americans be admitted to the segregated schools, the davis decision came out of virginia, which challenged segregation in prince edward's county. and finally, there was a case call briggs versus eliot, from south carolina, which was the first of the cases. but it was -- there were human stories behind each of those cases, and it's almost a coincidence that linda brown, who so movingly spoke, became the face of all five cases. >> how does the court decide to enjoin cases like this into one specific case, and then give that case its title. >> well, i think that in this circumstance, it can consolidon these cases because they raised the same issue with the exception of bowling versus sherrod, which is what jeff spoke about. they were consolidated for convenience and because it made sense to consolidate them and consider this issue, as it was raised in these several states. the naccp strategy involved filing cases in the states where the is

what happened in '85 and '86, comparing it to now, the democrats in '85 and '86, bill bradley, dick gephardtgan wanted to do in '85 and '86. you don't have that now. democrats will work on taxes only way we want to do it. we'll not work together. democrats declared tax reform dead unless they do it their way. things can be done that are not tax reform, fundamental tax reform which the speaker would like, the president would like, but they can be done to change the direction this country and start getting breath back in the economy. ashley: quickly, david, what does it mean if we don't get big parts of the president's agenda through you, what does it do for republicans in the midterm 2018 elections? >> it is necessary for republicans who came in with an agenda to pass some of these things to get moving on policy changes because those polly changes will move us. as they move into the fall they have a good chance of passing tax cuts. that is what they have to look for. making policy changes. economy gets better. people's lives get together and reach out to some democrats. senator manchin would