still, greeley's detectives wouldn't let go.ven though their prime suspect had left colorado for las vegas. with a new chapter of his life. but we always knew where he was. - oh, you had eyes on him? - we never forgot him. - never forgot about him? - never. dennis murphy (voiceover): always wanted to nail him for tina's murder. then in 2009, opportunity arrived. a new man was running for district attorney. keith and i met with him during his campaign for da. he said, would you consider prosecuting this case? - and he said? - he said-- he said he will. i will certainly give you your due time to present it. dennis murphy (voiceover): he was elected. now olson and goldschmidt, with their growing responsibilities in the pd, needed to hand their old case files off to a fresh detective. they needed someone who could build a murder case without a body that was strong enough for the new da to prosecute. so i take mike prill, who is a gang unit detective, i take him out of the gang unit. why him, brad? my attention to detail pales in com

the trial attracted the commentary of walt whitman, james mccune smith, horace greeley, a lot of very well-known people commented on it. now, freeman was entirely clear about why he killed he wanted back pay, and if he couldn't have it, he would have payback. but no one, the prosecution or the defense, wanted to hear freeman's challenge to the auburn system, because the auburn system was the engine behind auburn's prosperity. and by this point, the auburn system, the auburn state prison, was actually a major engine behind new york's prosperity. it was also a major player in party politics. so the prison was very important to a lot of different people, and nobody wanted to hear that it was wrong to make people work for no pay. so nobody wanted to hear it. white auburn ites, particularly, did not want to hear it. so what they did to not hear this very clear critique that they could not hear what they did, instead was they invented their own story. they invented their own stories in order to drown out what freeman was actually saying. they could not hear the in their effort to silence fr

greeley was in ecstasies. whenever anything particularly good was said, which seemed to be once in about 5 minutes, he would flounce about like a fish out of water, or like a tickled girl. okay, now, obviously this is a much more distinguished crowd than that. none of that kind of downmarket. if anyone wants to play the horace greeley role. talk to me later. well, we'll figure that out anyway. so that connection is obviously very exciting to me, and it's absolutely wonderful to be here and said that. oh, let me turn to the topic of tonight's lecture. emerson said there was one thing that we saw it with a kind of incredible relish our whole lives. and that was to forget ourselves, to be surprised that over a propriety, he said, to do something without knowing how or why. and there was this sense in which the capacity to surprise and even more the capacity to be surprise was very crucial to the way he thought about everything. he, after all, didn't think that everyone should have, as he put it, an original relat

new york in front of several people who are key players in the republican party, including horace greeley, an important newspaper editor. newspaper editors were often politicians in the 19th century, more than not, they were politicians, and horace greeley was one of them. and so lincoln gives this very important speech at cooper union, where he again gives a key political argument for why it is important to restrict slavery in the territories and why it is constitutionally possible to restrict slavery in the territories. why the republican party that has made it its mission to do this is allowed to and should, and why the constitution says that this is possible. and so lincoln has made a name for himself in making this argument clear and selling it to the people. and this is sort of how lincoln builds his reputation. well, lincoln historian and author harold holzer talks more about that cooper union speech and its importance. this is from the c-span archives. part one is his research proof that 23 of the 39 founding fathers voted for federal authority over slavery? and he uses the phrase

new york in front of several people who are key players in the republican party, including horace greeley, an important newspaper editor. newspaper editors were often politicians in the 19th century, more than not, they were politicians, and horace greeley was one of them. and so lincoln gives this very important speech at cooper union, where he again gives a key political argument for why it is important to restrict slavery in the territories and why it is constitutionally possible to restrict slavery in the territories. why the republican party that has made it its mission to do this is allowed to and should, and why the constitution says that this is possible. and so lincoln has made a name for himself in making this argument clear and selling it to the people. and this is sort of how lincoln builds his reputation. well, lincoln historian and author harold holzer talks more about that cooper union speech and its importance. this is from the c-span archives. part one is his research proof that 23 of the 39 founding fathers voted for federal authority over slavery? and he uses the phrase

bridge was excited to learn the property was available more affordable housing in a community that greeley needs it and supervisor stefani and the mayor's office helped to arrange the funding and fortunately, this project qualified under b three 5 state law that expected the entitlement sea still we broke ground in the middle of pandemic 2021 and my gorgeously this is fwours those things take a it takes time and development was for the as expedited as we would search warrant hoped and many projects connected to the power grid for a variety of step back reasons this project at the time of electricity grid several blocks i say i see someone nodding had expense to the construction and grateful to the city for helping to provide additional funds for that was necessary to make that available and like to express our gratitude to the mayor and supervisor stefani and the mayor's office of housing and community development and the housing authority of the city and county of san francisco and also like to thank the bank of america, tax credit allocation committee and on the debt committee and also l

bridge was excited to learn the property was available more affordable housing in a community that greeley needs it and supervisor stefani and the mayor's office helped to arrange the funding and fortunately, this project qualified under b three 5 state law that expected the entitlement sea still we broke ground in the middle of pandemic 2021 and my gorgeously this is fwours those things take a it takes time and development was for the as expedited as we would search warrant hoped and many projects connected to the power grid for a variety of step back reasons this project at the time of electricity grid several blocks i say i see someone nodding had expense to the construction and grateful to the city for helping to provide additional funds for that was necessary to make that available and like to express our gratitude to the mayor and supervisor stefani and the mayor's office of housing and community development and the housing authority of the city and county of san francisco and also like to thank the bank of america, tax credit allocation committee and on the debt committee and also l

this woman, ten, i, who's a refugee from myanmar, who was working at a slaughterhouse in greeley, colorado, about an hour north of denver and dies from covid in the first wave, even as her daughter, who's then pregnant with a grandchild who would never meet her, his grandmother, is begging her, please don't go to work. and she says, well, i have to go to work because i'm not going to get paid if i don't go to work. she doesn't have paid sick leave. well, what i learned subsequently when i was doing the research of the book is that the the meatpacking companies actually successfully lobbied the trump administration to drop this executive order that called slaughterhouse workers, essential workers, the real industry, talking points. you know that we would all be hungry, you know, we wouldn't have our hamburger meat if these people didn't labor. well, it turns out that at the very time that order drops and this woman, ten, i dies in the first wave of the pandemic, the meatpackers are sitting on record volumes of frozen meat, and they're actually exporting it around the world. so this woman an

bridge was excited to learn the property was available more affordable housing in a community that greeleyeeds it and supervisor stefani and the mayor's office helped to arrange the funding and fortunately, this project qualified under b three 5 state law that expected the entitlement sea still we broke ground in the middle of pandemic 2021 and my gorgeously this is fwours those things take a it takes time and development was for the as expedited as we would search warrant hoped and many projects connected to the power grid for a variety of step back reasons this project at the time of electricity grid several blocks i say i see someone nodding had expense to the construction and grateful to the city for helping to provide additional funds for that was necessary to make that available and like to express our gratitude to the mayor and supervisor stefani and the mayor's office of housing and community development and the housing authority of the city and county of san francisco and also like to thank the bank of america, tax credit allocation committee and on the debt committee and also lik

bridge was excited to learn the property was available more affordable housing in a community that greeley needs it and supervisor stefani and the mayor's office helped to arrange the funding and fortunately, this project qualified under b three 5 state law that expected the entitlement sea still we broke ground in the middle of pandemic 2021 and my gorgeously this is fwours those things take a it takes time and development was for the as expedited as we would search warrant hoped and many projects connected to the power grid for a variety of step back reasons this project at the time of electricity grid several blocks i say i see someone nodding had expense to the construction and grateful to the city for helping to provide additional funds for that was necessary to make that available and like to express our gratitude to the mayor and supervisor stefani and the mayor's office of housing and community development and the housing authority of the city and county of san francisco and also like to thank the bank of america, tax credit allocation committee and on the debt committee and also l