but either way glenn rio was a , happening town in the 1950's. had a lot of fun photographing this. i had a lot of fun writing about it. this was truly a busy place along route 66. it is hard to imagine that cars would truly be stacked up five and six at the gas station, in the middle of nowhere like this. especially since it is so quiet today. all we have to do is look at the freeway a quarter-mile north, and that is where everyone is. >> our cities tour staff recently traveled to amarillo, texas, to learn about its rich history. to watch more video from amarillo and other stops on our tour, visit c-span.org/citiestour. you are watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span3. approximately 4000 seminole indians who live in florida today are descendents of a band of seminole who never surrendered to the u.s. 1817 and 1858. over the course of those years, the majority of seminoles were forced to move west of the mississippi river to what is now oklahoma. next on "american artifacts," a visit to the seminole nation of

but either way, glenn rio was a happening town in the 1950's. had a lot of fun photographing this. i had a lot of fun writing about it. this was truly a busy place along route 66. it is hard to imagine that cars would truly be stacked up five and six at the gas station, in the middle of nowhere like this. especially since it is so quiet today. all we have to do is look at the freeway a quarter-mile north, and that is where everyone is. atyou can watch this c-span.org/citiestour. >> c-span, you're unfiltered view of government, created by cable in 1979 and brought to you today buyer television provider -- by your television provider. the former director of george washington university's national church hill, yalta, and the cold war center. and josefoosevelt, stalin full -- joseph stalin. focuses -- he talks about the legacy of yalta and and one in the cold war of the leading cold warriors in the area. the national world war ii museum hosted this event. dayur final speaker of the is mr. michael bishop. michael is a consultant in the office of the

trusted to defend both minorities and civil liberties to debate these questions i'm joined from rio de janeiro by glenn greenwald journalist all thought and co-founder of the intercept and the new york by stanley fish a u.s. legal scholar and public intellectual and author of the book there's no such thing as free speech and it's a good thing to thank you both for joining me on upfront glenn let me start with you most people would agree that free speech is integral to democracy and should be defended as much as possible but does not really mean that we also have to protect the rights of racists islamophobia anti semites homophobes missile genesis to spread some pretty poisonous and hate filled ideas is a lot of misunderstanding. a distortion even of what free speech is supposed to be about no quite the opposite 1st of all the minute that you start empowering state institutions or government officials to punish people or do imprison people or to bar them from expressing certain ideas because the majority or the government dislikes those ideas you no longer have free speech in any meaningful sense all yo

trusted to defend both minorities and civil liberties to debate these questions i'm joined from rio de janeiro by glenn greenwald journalist lawyer author and co-founder of the intercept and the new york by stanley fish a us legal scholar and public intellectual and author of the book there's no such thing as free speech and it's a good thing to thank you both for joining me on upfront glenn let me start with you most people would agree that free speech is integral to democracy and should be defended as much as possible but does that really mean that we also have to protect the rights of racists islamophobia anti semites homophobes missile journalists to spread some pretty poisonous and hate filled ideas is a lot of misunderstanding and distortion even of what free speech is supposed to be about no quite the opposite. 1st of all the minute that you start empowering state institutions or government officials to punish people or do imprison people or to bar them from expressing certain ideas because the majority or the government dislikes those ideas you no longer have free speech in any meaningful sense