the gilder lehrman institute was founded 27 years ago by richard gilder and louis lehrman, two friends who were entrepreneurs who had a love of american history. over a number of years built the largest private collection of american history private documents in the world at that time. then they decided, what are we gonna do with this? we can use this to give back to our alma mater. we can make a museum. but they really wanted to do was get it into the hands of students, into the hands of children. for exactly this purpose, to teach them a love and appreciation of american history. how a evolution of a people, how that had happened. so they created the institute. we now have over 80,000 documents in our collection. that is the foundation of the institute in the work that we do. to answer your question, that study of american history, by teaching history through the word is the people that made history. not through much uttar pradesh in but teaching students how to study history, in order to gain their own understanding. their own appreciation of their civic role. i think that once you

richard gilder and lewis lerman two friends who were entrepreneurs who had a love of american history and over a number of years built the largest private collection of american history documents in the world at that time. they then decided well now what are we going to do with this? and so they said well we can use this to give to a back to our mom alder we can make a museum we can but what really wanted to do is get into the hands of students into the hands of children for exactly this purpose to teach them a love. and an appreciation for american history and how evolution of a people how that had how that had happened. so they created the institute and we now have over 80,000 documents in our collection. and that's the foundation of our of the institute in the work that we do. and to answer your question. that study of american history by teaching history through the words of the people who made history. not someone's interpretation, but through this teaching students how to study history in order to gain their own understanding and their own appreciation of their civic role and i

maybe we'll have you on and de la material diluted maldonado gilder. my god, he thought, but after watching, she says the authorities and no closer to solving them on them. and i feel bad because they are my friends. and i feel bad. sorry. it. i think ah, that he pulled out a yell is not, is only like kill it, the man you're not the ones who plan there and mastermind. yeah. around 95 percent of journalists, murders in mexico go unsolved. must been the case for years. but the current administration has also seen an almost 85 percent jumping crimes against the press say free speech advocates with 7 reports is killed so far this year. what do you think gertrude of president lopez over the door is to this? what is his attitude? can and also my law course that we crazy. he thinks anybody, he says hey, they're killing us, is part of the opposition will not be his open a door came to take one or to speak to the press. cool. just after their colleagues have been killed and he took the opportunity to criticize journalists, you often does. it is just been, are t

more than a hundred craftsmen took part in it, among which gilders, parquet floors, the work was literallyr affidos saw the result . the large chinese cabinet is the heart of the chinese palace, since this is the favorite hall of empress catherine ii . it was her first house in which she could dispose of, as a mistress and catherine made every effort to make the chinese palace a fashionable place as opposed to prim classical palaces. this is a wooden mosaic style mark 3 for those times, to use modern vocabulary. it was unusually cool creative advanced. and at that time, young people used their own words, by the way , french is still used to describe the general style of the palace. word, which in translation means china puppy. yes, it was really cool, but the restoration also had to be carried out with a cool set of different types of wood, walrus bone elements, and all this in an unheated, damp room with glue. which practically lost its holding properties at any moment, all this beauty could fall off the walls, like a puzzle, at first they decided to dry the room , it took 2 years to crea

zip gilder. the west is cool to inflict, to military defeats from russia. they need to pump weapons into ukraine, including those that can hit russian territories. president zalinski has publicly requested such weapons and we have strongly warned the west against providing them . it has effectively waging a proxy war against russia using hands bodies, and minds of ukrainian near nazi. but long range weapons would drastically escalate the conflict. and i sincerely hope that the fi reasonable people in the west understand some of them will lots of interesting remarks in not sit on. you can watch the full interview with russian foreign minister, a circular for off on rti international later today. the u. s. defense secretary has reiterated that america is keen to avoid a direct confrontation in ukraine, saying that kiev bears the brunt of the responsibility to resolve the conflict. this is ukraine's right because not the united states fight at the end of the day. and you know what, what this looks like, what im state looks like will be defined by the ukrainian

here to tell us more is the president of pet smart charity amy gilder us.h adoption through pet smart charity is! [cheers and applause] and how we make that happen as we partner with 2500 local animal where the linac welfare groups that bring pets in the pet smart stores all over the u.s. and canada and provide them with the support to make that happen which is how we support pets in need and getting animals adopted all over. we cannot do that without the generous support of donors, like i'm sure many people in your audience when you shop or donate or come online, that's how we support the mission to make this possible. >> kelly: that makes me feel good. because i do that and i am like where does this money go? >> there are 5 million pets that go into shelters, so spring and summer is what we call kitten season. there will be kittens all over the country that need homes. and right now adult dogs and large breed dogs are getting overlooked. and so we were thrilled that our 10 millionth adoption happened to be to the delarosa family in texas and they adopted

gilder a few years ago. how is putin's health. angela: good morning. i am not a medical doctor.t is speculation. if you saw him on monday, during the rally commemorating the anniversary of defeating the nazis, he did not look quite as robust as he has done on previous occasions. his speech was very short. we all expected something longer. i mean, it was aggressive, but it was kind of toned down and did not make any news, like people thought he would. but it is all speculation. i have seen on twitter many people claiming to be medical professionals who diagnosed him with a large number of ailments, but we do not know the truth. tom: you have studied napoleon to moscow, hitler's to moscow, and now putin to kyiv. as his military overextended? -- is his military overextended? angela: i think so. they have taken territory in the past few weeks and they are grinding on just as brutally, but one what i thought they would've been able to take more territory. you have this dynamic stalemate now. the russians take territory, the ukrainians push them back. ukrainians are pushing them back

restoration lasted 6 years a day involved more than a hundred specialists, among whom, and parquet gildersterally jewelry ilya fedosov. one of the first to see result here is the case when the restoration of one hall is worth the whole museum, the chinese palace, voronienbaum, as a historical object is unique in itself even in comparison with other palaces of st. a house in which she could dispose of, as a hostess, and catherine made every effort to make the chinese palace become a fashionable place, as opposed to prim classical palaces. this is wooden mosaic style mark 3 for those times, to use modern vocabulary. it was unusually cool creative advanced. yes, and at that time, young people used their own words, by the way , the french word is still used to describe the general style of the palace, which means china of a puppy. yes, it was really cool, but the restoration also had to be carried out with a cool set of different types of wood, elements of walrus bone, and all this in an unheated unhealthy room. glue that has practically lost its holding properties at any moment, all this beau

and that is the annual announcement of the gilder larman lincoln prize and we are gonna bring that up here today because john has a particular interest in that prize. first of all the winner of the prize. i'm gonna share this with you right now is the book is ends of war the unfinished fight of lee's army after appomattox, and the prize winner is dr. caroline e janie and the author of ends of war and there you see a picture of the desk jacket caroline. janey was on this program in september when ends of war came out and we discussed it. so you can go back to the archives of this and watch the interviews with caroline janey on that book, but john white. you served on the jury for the great lerman lincoln prize. i'm right about that. yes this year and so the jury what did you think as a juror who has somebody who had some? say in the guilder-lehrman lincoln prize this year what made ends of war specialty you yeah ends of war is a beautifully written book. i i recommend it to everyone. it's it's a fantastic book and what carrie does is look at what those moments looked like after appomat