as you stated, joy, greenwood was the black wall street of america.resent hundreds of families. we have over 125 families in our network that we're fighting for each and every day and we hope to get a decision soon from judge wall and we hope to get a decision soon from the department of justice but they will move forward utilizing the emmet teal act that gives them the authority to move forward in the investigation that they've been waiting for for 100 years. >> that's right. i'm happy they're all doing well. they travel a lot and i told you to give a message to them when they wereing to ghana and i said be careful. she said i survived white supremacy, i can survive a trip to africa. thank you for giving us an update, we'll be in touch. >>> up next, the sports world is not immune from the pandemic. covid is reeking havoc with players and coaches testing positive. health and safety guidelines in constant flux. >>> demonte jones will join me next to break this all down. stay with us. next to break this all down. stay with us mission control, we are go

corner of greenwood and archer did tell the entire narrative of the greenwood community.t is important to people in the community we not just fixate on the massacre, that we understand we are talking about a community and the community consists of people. these were remarkable african-american people who created this incredible community, who nurtured to the community, and sustained it through the destruction of the massacre, rebuilt it substantially, and it thrived through the 1940's and 1950's and early 1960's. the events are really marking both the massacre, the anniversary of which we commemorate today, but also black wall street, that economic and entrepreneurial character that made the community the talk of the nation. announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television company's and more including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. announce

what can you tell us about greenwood?uest: black wall street is a moniker attached to the financial district of greenwood. it was more like a black main street. these were commercial establishments, dance halls, pool halls, however dashers, all manner of small businesses. really, a commercial district of the time that you might find in many places. this was a segregated black community. it was a community of necessity because black people were not allowed to interact in the regular economy. they created an oasis in greenwood. host: the death has come under suspicion. why such a variance? guest: the essential death toll is 37, but most historians and those who have studied this believe that the death toll is much higher, somewhere between 100 and 300 and there are reports to that effect at that time. the reason for the discrepancy really involves a number of factors, including -- we know a number of people were injured mortally, left town and died elsewhere. some family buried there can summarily without record. actual rec

a much—changed united side took the lead through an acrobatic effort by mason greenwood.reeder score for the swiss side with the second half failing to provide a winner. barcelona have failed to make it into the knockout stages of the champions league for the first time in 21 years after they lost 3—0 to bayern munich. two goals in the first half from thomas muller and leroy sane were added to byjamal musiala after the break to see the germans to a sixth successive win in group e — while the catalans drop into a europa league play off game. in the women's champions league chelsea consolidated first place in group a after a goalless draw at home tojuventus. chelsea had won three of their four matches and emma haye's side hit the bar twice in the first half with sam kerr also missing a good chance. it mean�*s last year's runners up need just a point from their final game away to wolfsburg next week to qualify top. just one game in the scottish premier league tonight with livingston picking up a vital 1—0 win at home against hibernian. jack mcmillan with the only goal which

what do you know about greenwood the city? >> reporter: today's lesson is about the tulsa race massacre and why a white mom burned down black homes and businesses in a city called greenwood in 1921. >> the plan there probably makes you terrified. you're probably sitting there, froze, looking out, all the businesses are gone. >> i would have felt a little bit of animosity towards them. it's the whole fact of the situation. you came into my hometown, killed my people, and then y'all going to dispose of our bodies without a proper burial. that's crazy. >> reporter: her students are only in eight grade, but intensely aware of the politics around them. >> we're smarter than we look. we know what's happening in america. >> you want to grow to tell your kids about your story and not your kids tell them about your own. >> at the end of the day, if you don't teach history, it's going to repeat itself. >> honestly it's been like walking on eggshells. there are moments where i have to really be conscious of am i getting as much from my s

we just heard lee greenwood sing.tion that almost took down the democracy that bob dole fought so hard to preserve. i guess one of the questions for his historian or biographer who is dealing with the hugely important life of bob dole and all of this contributions is going to be why he was willing to stick with donald trump who in so many ways is trashing so much of what he believed in. >> including his refusal and not breaking with him until and because of his refusal to concede the presidency to this day. i'm joined here by eugene robinson, also with us jonathan alter. jonathan, you've covered bob dole and written about him, and you're the biographer of jimmy carter. and bob dole was a fierce partisan. he was chosen by richard nixon. in the years i covered him on capitol hill, as we see his casket being carried down the steps by the military pallbearers, to the escort and, of course, then we'll go to the world war ii memorial. jonathan, he was also a man who was a patriot first. he cared most about the country. >> a

what do you know about greenwood the city. >> reporter: today's lesson is about the tulsa race massacre and why a white mom burned down black homes and businesses in a city called greenwood. >> you probably are sitting there, froze, looking out, all the businesses gone. >> i would have felt a little bit of animosity towards them. it's the whole fact of the situation. you came into my hometown, killed my people and then disposed of our bodies without a proper burial. that's crazy. >> reporter: her students are only in eighth great but intensely aware of the politics around them. >> we're smarter than we look. we know what's happening in america. >> you want to grow to tell your kids about your story and not your kids tell them about your own. >> at the end of the day, if you don't teach history, it's going to repeat itself. >> honestly, i'd been like walking on egg shells. getting as much from my students, i'm wondering am i or is this law causing me to hinder their education. >> is there a case to be made for, look, leave the tough divisive concepts to parents at home and at school just

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here with your latest spors news.r league, 5 matches are off this weekend, and the efl has badly hit as well. but while some clubs have postponed their games due to a lack of players, others are ploughing on regardless, trying to manage the busy schedule. so is it fair? joe lynskey�*s been taking a look at the situation. on thursday night, the premier league released a statement. four more games called off, more with too much covid—i9. no game this weekend and southampton, but some shows have gone on. there was a full house for trent alexander arnold's greatest head. his goal help liverpool beat newcastle 3—1. newcastle struggling annex for them is manchester city. but should the team faced the drop plate the schedule while others have not stopped below the competition becomes slightly unfair and no one wants to see that. people want to see a fair league and they don't want to see disparity in games. he has a point, but everyone else who may be _ has a point, but everyone else who may he says — has a point, but everyo

mason greenwood gave them the lead, but some put offending at the other end. it meant they were held at $11.00 united were already assured of a lost 16 place though, and still qualify as group winners. taught them 0 per conference league match with rain on thursday has been called off of the cove at 19 outbreak at spurs 8 a bay players and 5 members of staff of tested positive for corona virus which has led to the club. closing they training center spurs are supposed to play brighton on sunday. coach antonio conte wouldn't confirm if they'll contact the premier league to request a postponement every they were having good people with the with gov. it. people that the yesterday ah, wasn't to be posted even today he was positive and the we are continued to have a current at with the people that are, are we think that they are, i've negative, but the day after become positive. i think this is a serious problem. every one is obese gave the answer because or i think every wanna or we have family and her why? yeah, i ever to take her, these are, these are disco if an

russia fell from medium close, fornia yellow that the lance little rock arkansas for the word that he greenwood continue with the provocation for work, and they are likely doing it on purpose. the anger, russia, all the sheet of jets is just a pleasant way, provoke, leave her a see you? yes, frequent, i'm at least with russia. so for example, he had told me to, and i say that always be of you would were heard freely of ever have feelings are running high and over the go see a sions and the diplomacy them going on that very day. so was this unexpected, this incident last night, given everything julius just said, these provocations haven't simply been going on for a couple weeks. they've been happening for quite some time. there's been quite a pattern of escalation of the u. s. media has been playing up this idea that russia is planning an invasion of ukraine, or russia has been adamant that they are not doing any such thing. we now have joe biden coming forward and saying that as a result of his recent talks with putin or the threat of russia supposedly invading ukraine, a has been lifted up. bu

with all the sport now, here's lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks, martine. are in tatters after another batting collapse. they'll start day four of the second test in a few hours' time, 282 runs behind australia and facing another long, hard day in adelaide. patrick gearey reports. no need to check the scorecard or study the figures, the faces reflected england's day. in another reality they'd still be batting like they were all through the first session, so comfortably. that's a ulorious session, so comfortably. that's a glorious shot. _ session, so comfortably. that's a glorious shot. joe _ session, so comfortably. that's a glorious shot. joe root _ session, so comfortably. that's a glorious shot. joe root and - session, so comfortably. that's a | glorious shot. joe root and dawid malan scored _ glorious shot. joe root and dawid malan scored freely _ glorious shot. joe root and dawid malan scored freely but _ glorious shot. joe root and dawid malan scored freely but safely, i malan scored freely but safely, englishmen in adelaide came out of hiding stopjus

you will hear also lee greenwood singing today. it has become really a republican anthem, starting with ronald reagan, really, but adopted and adapted by the trump campaign. and the wonderful cathedral choir. senator dole, mrs. dole, accompanied by the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, mark milley who will also be speaking at the world war ii memorial today. he will be her escort throughout the day. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ [ bell tolling ] [ bell tolling ] [ bell tolling ] [ bell tolling ] [ bell tolling ] [ bell tolling ] [ bell tolling ] >>> i am resurrection and i am life says the lord. whoever has faith in me should have life, overen though they die. and everyone who has life and has committed himself to me in faith shall not die forever. as for me, i know that my redeemer lives. and that at the last, he will stand upon the earth. after my awaking, he will raise me up, and in my body, i shall see god. i, myself, shall see and my eyes behold him who is my friend and not a stranger. for none of us liv

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes.t to force the following and even though david warner was run out this was very much their day. it is the scorecard. i guess in terms of where it fixed now, _ i guess in terms of where it fixed now. we — i guess in terms of where it fixed now, we hold all the cards with when we want _ now, we hold all the cards with when we want to— now, we hold all the cards with when we want to bowl, how big a lead we want _ we want to bowl, how big a lead we want to— we want to bowl, how big a lead we want to have, obviously the night sessions — want to have, obviously the night sessions are a big one, suddenly we see them _ sessions are a big one, suddenly we see them as — sessions are a big one, suddenly we see them as a big one, is a big striking — see them as a big one, is a big striking session if you like with the hew— striking session if you like with the new ball and conditions so certainly— the new ball and conditions so certainly we have got a few options on the _ certainly we have got a f

is really good to do over the oh, i'm sure i'm sure how much the greenwood seal fluids that let's start with from royal. but just on the off chance she got towed, you'd have to re shoot the whole sure. well, i do get the feeling sometimes at prince charles. he must be dying to be king now. and he must be like encouraging his mom to go and dancing on. i a would be a special show tonight if that happened with their mentors. and it's a sort of slight tone old. i don't know, but more trouble than somebody like jeremy by on the program today. we have a royal slipping on ice o slipping on ice like it. jeremy vine, that's brilliant. i mean that you'll you sound more like jeremy vine than he does. merry christmas and happy new year to everybody, but to take care. a mom, try this one. this one doesn't know what she sounds like these days. i think she's still sort of tightly kept like, they're like a pass. a newer somebody told me the wrong mimics. and apparently a chem cues we heard are referred to as an amazing mimic apartment. there will be no charles as you know because of his love of the goo

lizzie greenwood—hughes has all the sport. hello there. thank you. football particularly affected by postponements. the premier league are due to meet on monday to discuss how they can react to the number of games off and deal with fixture congestion. how they deal with re—arranging games and fixture congestion. manchester united, brentford, watford, norwich and leicester all have covid outbreaks in their squads and so their games this weekend are off. as it stands, four of tomorrow's six matches have been postponed, leaving leeds v arsenal and aston villa against burnley. in terms of the competition, two things. one, we need much more clarity. why those schemes are getting not played and what do you need not to play a game? we are playing in the same league, because at the end, the most important thing is that we are able to maintain within the context, the fairness of the competition, and for me, this is a big thing now. in terms of being in my shoes and what _ in terms of being in my shoes and whatl_ in terms of being in my shoes and what i have —

when the man talked about the greenwood section of tulsa, oklahoma, about it being burned down, but wet why. it was burned down because the black section of tulsa was more prosperous than the white section and it was because of envy that it was burned down. it was also rebuilt in 10 years. we don't talk about what it was like before it was burned down and destroyed nor do we talk about the restoration. that is what we need to emphasize, not just -- i call people who only emphasize the negative as crucifixionist rather than resurrectionists. host: let's talk to stephen in new york, democratic caller. caller: good morning. first, they burned down tulsa and built a million-dollar university and other million-dollar buildings on that property and never gave the descendants who still owe deeds to that land. you can't be upwardly mobile out of racial discrimination. educational, voting discrimination. slavery became jim crow which became open cursor ration. -- open incarceration. also white people have vastly more single-parent families. the single-family issue does not explain the overwhelm

fort sumter the one that van dorn captured outside of galveston texas is sitting at the bottom in greenwood mississippi. there is some trivia. while he is down there going back to texas the good folks of san antonio durable and after generous toast he responded like this, the only reason i'm telling you this is because i like to hear my voice echo office microphone, it will give you all honesty a good taste of what he was like and it's all cavalier if you will. sir, walter scott, i hope you did not do this off-the-cuff, if he did i am jealous. this assemblage of beauty ends to the thirsty is ambition. one smile from the beauty contended in the rough arena of life where more than sufficient to compensate me for all my humble labors on the field. the smile of women and the approbation of men of our aspirations. to win them the student burns the midnight lamp the soldier sheds his blood on the battlefield and for them all are willing to die they are the sweetest apples. i'll never get this one his parities, anybody no agent history, guess what all that convoluted stuff i went to the mississipp

instead, it's being held at the excel arena, and our resident equestrian expert, lizzie greenwood—hughessly held, is a space and lots of it. this place is absolutely massive. we are in the heart of london because �*s doctrines, and it is so much bigger than the old olympia. for more than 100 years, all the horses and riders had to come to west kensington, in the size of a space for about two tennis courts, you have £30 million worth of horses. it means there's a big arena and they have the whole building, and it means there is a bigger warm—up. building, and it means there is a biggerwarm—up. itjust so building, and it means there is a bigger warm—up. itjust so happens that waiting by the warm up and you can speak to me now is britain's reigning champion. you'vejust came back from geneva. this must be like a local show for you, why�*s it so special? a local show for you, why's it so secial? , ., , .g special? this morning, i set off from home- — special? this morning, i set off from home. this _ special? this morning, i set off from home. this is _ special? this morning, i set off from h

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here with your latest sports news.ploughing on regardless, trying to manage the busy schedule. so is it fair? joe lynskey�*s been taking a look at the situation. on thursday night, the premier league released a statement. four more games called off, four more clubs with too much covid—19. no game this weekend and southampton, but some shows have gone on. there was a full house for trent alexander arnold's greatest hit. his goal help liverpool beat newcastle 3—1. newcastle is struggling and next for them is manchester city. but should the team faced the drop play through while others have a rest. not stopped below the competition becomes slightly unfair and no one wants to see that. people want to see a fair league and they don't want to see disparity in games. he has a point, but everyone else who may be says we should still continue also has a point. there is not one answer to all of these questions that are asked in society and to professional football right now. we need much more clarity as to why i those games are

was one that van doren captured outside galveston, texas, is now still sitting at the bottom in greenwood, mississippi. there is some trivia for you. now, while he's down there, going back to texas, the good folks of san antonio threw a ball in van doren's honor and after a generous toast -- now, the only reason i'm telling you this is because i like to hear my voice okpo off this microphone. no, just getting. but it will give you, in all honesty, it will give you a good taste of what he was like. -- and it is all cavalier, if you will. sara walter scott. i hope you didn't do this off the cuff, but if he did, boy, i'm jealous. this assembly of beauty and chivalry is more than a fountain to the 30th ambition. one smile from the beauty around me here, when kind of proving glance from the eyes of those here who, like myself, contend in the rough arena of life are more than sufficient to compensate me for all my humble laborers on the tended field. the smile of women and the approbation of men are the earth marks of our lofty us aspirations. to win them, the student burns the midnight lamp, t

. >> in the early 1900s the district of greenwood was successful and self-sufficient until the even ofe remembered and mourned and unearthed a centuries-old massacre that wiped away hundreds of black lives. hundreds marched to mark the centennial. a thousand miles away another massacre was remembered, this one tess mother emanuel church in charleston, south carolina, where the reverend and acongress gant lost their lives to a young white supremacist a half dozen years ago. but in 12021, shards of the his shattered were smoothed just a little with the department of justice reaching a multimill consettlement with the families of the victims. not closure, but perhaps something closer. >> we cannot bring back those nine victims, cannot erase the scars that those survivors have, but what we do here today as lawyers and they families say we stand on justice. >> sb-2122, ilnot becoming the first state to ban police from lying to minors during interrogation. >>> a sweeping justice reform, bans lying to minors in police interrogations, a practice that's led to wrongful convictions of countless

a much—changed united side took the lead through an acrobatic effort by mason greenwood.d to byjamal musiala after the break to see the germans to a sixth successive win in group e — while the catalans drop into a europa league play off game. in the women�*s champions league chelsea consolidated first place in group a after a goalless draw at home tojuventus. chelsea had won three of their four matches and emma haye�*s side hit the bar twice in the first half with sam kerr also missing a good chance. it mean�*s last year�*s runners up need just a point from their final game away to wolfsburg next week to qualify top. just one game in the scottish premier league tonight with livingston picking up a vital 1—0 win at home against hibernian. jack mcmillan with the only goal which came a quarter of an hour in, martin boyle missed a penalty for hibs shortly after while paul mcginn and paul hanlon were both shown a second yellow card for the visitors late on seeing them finish with nine players. the victory sees the hosts move up two places to 9th while their opponents stay 7th.

and lee greenwood's song at the very end, i think, said it all. i'm proud to be an american.le represented. his character. his decency. his civility. and his thoughtfulness. he, on multiple occasions, invited me to meet head of state. president nixon after the vote on impeachment even. and certainly, he was kind to offer his office up to my wife, janet, to spend some time alone with president nel sson mandela. all of that was a sign to bob that many people never really had chance to see. they saw the politician. they saw the republican leader. but it's interesting today, the word republican wasn't mentioned, the word patriot was and that's who bob dole was. he reached across the aisle. there was tom dashel there. and senator mitchell could have been there but i talk to senator mitchell often about what bob dole meant to him. but to see the diversity of the former presidents and vice presidents, to see the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and to see and feel what this man suffered and not only what he gave in war time but what he gave in public service. everyone there fe

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. here's what's coming up on a busy day of sport. malan and root lead the england fightback on day three of the first test. it's the �*decider in the desert�*. we look ahead to max v lewis and who will be crowned this year's f1 world champion. and �*happy to be unpopular' — liverpool legend steven gerrard hoping for a villa win at anfield. we've got the chance to compete against a good team, with the opportunity to win the game, and that's my only main focus. also coming up in the programme... soccer sacrifices. we look ahead to the first round proper of the women's fa cup, where clapton take the term �*minnows�* to a whole new level. and meet the kashmir national football team from bradford. welcome to the programme, and what a weekend of sport we have coming up for you. it's hard to know where to start, but we're going with the cricket because after a cracking third day in brisbane, england have shown that they haven't given up on this first ashes test. australia added 78 more runs on their way to 425 all out — record—breaking cent

mark will be with me, but right now, we will catch up with all the latest sports news with lizzie greenwood—hughess it stands, four of tomorrow's six premier league matches have been postponed, leaving only leeds v arsenal and aston villa against burnley. and it's even worse in the efl, with 19 games off over the weekend. the reason is mainly due to outbreaks in playing squads, but manchester city manager pep guardiola had to cancel his press conference today whilst he waits for the results of a pcr test. plenty of other premier league managers have been speaking, though. in terms of competition, two things. one, we need much more clarity. why 0ne, we need much more clarity. why those games are getting not played and why do we need not to play a game, so we are playing in the same league. the most important thing is that we are able to maintain within the context, the competition, and for me, this is a big thing. it's probably a knife edge, would be my verdict — it's probably a knife edge, would be my verdict. when you start losing players _ my verdict. when you start losing players to — my verdic

lean greenwood -- lee greenwood will perform. you can watch that here on c-span.r website c-span.org. or download the free c-span radio app as well. during the funeral at the national cathedral, the public is invited to attend a tribute for dole at the world war ii memorial on the national mall where large screens will show live stream of that service. 1:15 p.m. eastern time. you can watch that here on c-span as well. other top news stories of the week of course are the economy, inflation reaching a 39 year high. you also have the unemployment rate at a 52-year low. we had president biden's call with president putin earlier this week on russian aggression on the ukraine border. all of that on the table this morning as we go to your calls. will in alabama, independent. good morning. caller: yes. good morning. i was -- wanted to speak on the economy and all. it's kind of confusing to the average person. i know everybody has some involvement with the stock market in some way or another. whether it's through their retirement, etc. it gets confusing when you say the st

mason greenwood with the goal for ralf rangnick�*s side, who had already qualified as group winners.eritage to make a senior appearance for the club, and charlie savage, the son of former wales international robbie. for the first time in 21 years, barcelona have failed to make the knockout stage. they lost 3—0 at group winners bayern munich and drop down, into the europa league play—offs. now, have a look at these pictures taken at chelsea's game, at home tojuventus in the women's champions league last night. they show the chelsea striker sam kerr knocking over a pitch invader — and she was punished with a yellow card. the match ended goalless and chelsea remain top of their group but after the game, chelsea boss emma hayes talked about player security. i don't know why he didn't wait until the end. he could have had a photograph if he really wanted one. but, jokes aside, you know, you have to do think about player safety. i think we have seen it. there is this sense that the players are more in demand, so i think it should serve as a reminder to us all in our stadiums and our stewar

i see it at -- where i live at, i live in the countryside, and the countryside i travel to greenwood, people. and i see a lot of confederate flags that hang off the houses, hang off the mailboxes. i see it on the back of people trucks. >> and what does it make you think? >> grow up. basically. >> in class, you said you were a good public speaker. >> yes, i am. >> what makes you a good speaker? >> my projection, my performance. when i speak, i capture attention. i know that i capture attention. i do oratoricals. i've won first place in five, six oratoricals. that's all of them i've competed in. and i won second place once. yeah. >> i haven't noticed any white kids at this school. are there any white kids at this school? >> no. >> why is that? >> i would say in my personal opinion -- i don't know if this is why, but i would simply say the fact of segregation is how we are here. like it just socially happened, like this is the black kids' school. central holmes is the white kids' school. this is how the neighborhood, how the parents separated everything. >> have you ever had a white frie

lee greenwood signature. i want to make sure i know who liked it. getting loud out here.t veterans we ever served. >> absolutely. i started the company, use metal, vehicle serve battle, army-navy game. >> that metal was from vehicles that were -- >> absolutely. >> reporter: we are ready to have a party here. jason alderman is going to sing. back to you and we are ready for football game here too. >> army 52, navy nothing. >> the champion tonight. will: i love it. we did receive bottles of alcohol signed by him on the bottle. and we sampled it. it was delightful. will: a lot going on later this hour, fox sports's michael stranahan will be heading to a blue origin flight at 9:45 eastern time. the faa has cleared. origin of allegations brought about by was lower in september. later this hour a live report from texas. we will have our expert space panel bringing you live coverage of the launch. rachel: we will cover will who is really jealous. will: "fox and friends" said you get to go to space i am in. rick is running out here. pete: rick came around the corner. rachel: he t

. >> that is not the wwe or a lee greenwood concert, that was the introduction oft, kyle rittenhouse.nsored by the conservative groupd turning pot usa in phoenix yesterday where rittenhouse was greeted to a standing ovation, given a hero's welcome where he defended shooting three people on the streets of kenosha, wisconsin, last year. david french wrote a pressing piece in "the atlantic" called kyle rittenhouse's acquittal does not make him a hero. he wrote, when you turn a foolish young man into a hero, you'll see more foolish young men try to emulate his example. and it will spill more blood in america's b streets. let'sic bring in chris brown, president of brady, united against gun violence, and donna is back with us. when you b see the reaction tha kyle rittenhouse got, i just want you to lay out what you think the danger is in that kind of treatment. >> well, it's hard to limit myself to a minute. but, obviously, you know, we see theee impact every day of guns everywhere at any time for any reason kind of agenda for america. and if i think of kyle rittenhouse instead o of a perpe

when the man talked about the greenwood section of tulsa, oklahoma, about it being burned down, but wet was burned down because the black section of tulsa was more prosperous than the white section and it was because of envy that it was burned down. it was also rebuilt in 10 years. we don't talk about what it was like before it was burned down and destroyed nor do we talk about the restoration. that is what we need to emphasize, not just -- i call people who only emphasize the negative as crucifixionist rather than resurrectionists. host: let's talk to stephen in new york, democratic caller. caller: good morning. first, they burned down tulsa and built a million-dollar university and other million-dollar buildings on that property and never gave the descendants who still owe deeds to that land. you can't be upwardly mobile out of racial discrimination. educational, voting discrimination. slavery became jim crow which became open cursor ration. -- open incarceration. also white people have vastly more single-parent families. the single-family issue does not explain the overwhelming chil

lee greenwood performed a beautiful rendition of god bless the usa at halftime. ♪♪ [cheering] will: navyored fallen seal team eight commander brian boswar with a patch on their uniform. nice tribute. pete, no way a 3-8 navy team i believe going into the game 8-2, army team. pete: 8-3. will: now 8-4 army. pete: it was a fun game to watch. army was forced to throw a few bass passes at the end which was not their forte. you have to give up to navy. that seal commander was killed in a training exercise. i don't have much to say when my team loses. still ahead the devastating impact of the border crisis. two people are dead after an alleged human smuggler transporting illegal migrants smashed into their car. the biden lackluster response at the border, that's next. -hey tex, -wooo. can someone else get a turn? yeah, hang on, i'm about to break my own record. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ it's my woke-up-like-this migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. don't take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. m

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