fred hampton had a son. you refer to all of them.m not sure if it is in this -- but zayd on a table in the house. i had a picture of ho chi minh right near him, and who else,, jay guevara -- che guevara. he was also robin hood for halloween a number of times. for him, the character characterized some of the evils that we saw in government. we tried to integrate it with our lives once we had children. amy: i want to go to episode nine of “mother country radicals ," an episode between you, zayd, and your father, bill ayers. zayd: did you ever take part in action after i was born, in the underground? bill: a few things. it was a jailbreak. i cannot tell you the details except to say that we were very clear that bernadine would be with you, i would do this, and then we would assess after the fact. in retrospect, it was really risky, on the age. zayd: this was new information for me. before i started working on this project, i was always told that my parents ended the arms struggle with my birth. but i cannot say i'm exactly surprised. i'

the battle hampton roads is a today bottle. it is going to start with the confederate ironclad, the css virginia. she is under the command of the flag officer franklin buchanan. yes, i keep using the word she, in the 19th century, ships were always refer to as female. so, franklin buchanan is in control of the virginia. she leaves norfolk and she is headed out to go get these u.s. vessels that are on block a duty. she is going to go after the uss cumberland. at around 2 pm, she rams right into the uss cumberland with her 1500 pound iron ram. that basically kills the cumberland. next the virginia goes after another ship. the uss congress. the congress, is like, this is a bad idea. she decides to run underground, rather than face it. in turn, the virginia is just going to keep firing on and pounding on the congress with her broadsides, until eventually the u.s. vessel surrenders. day one, march 8th, ironclad versus a wooden ship, ironclad clearly winds. she's destroyed all the u.s. wooden ships. but things are going to look a lit

way, many of the historians have it - i love the battle of hampton way. so this again it was the key studies in the naval history. confederate within amy, and he has in his men have captured a u.s. vessel and will call it the merrimack and with existing vessels and turn it into a confederate war machine is specifically into confederate ironclad. this was in virginia. and the purpose of this ironclad in virginia and what they could probably do for all of the ironclads is to use them a to target the votes going back to active duty, the firearm and destroy the ship so they started the confederacy started to building these ironclad boats and they will find out with the confederacy is up to. u.s. secretary of the navy, is going to find out what the confederacy is up to because the former enslaved woman it by the name of mary is going to conceal the blue rents. she would steal the blueprints. and bring them all of the way to dc, she's a former enslaved black woman that and she is going to the u.s. capitol, she was never captured and actually she shows up with t

you think about fred hampton the work fred hampton was doing in chicago. trying to work with the black stone rangers of the largest gang there to figure outut how o turn that gang into a purveyor of something really positive and uplifting in the black community. and their spots coming out of the chicago pd and theot fbi ase have got to stop that political head from hooking up without black body. counterintelligence program. so sending information to hampton and two forts and they got it hit out for the other has a hit out for you they are trying to take you out, to so distrust. and i think the labeling of the panthers not as an organization put in place to defend the black community from police violence. from the ravages of a system that just extracted resources from that community and put that community in harm's way. that you got this sense of let's paint them as nefarious, as of violence, as a threat to the white community. that will shrink their base. that will make them not viable. let's put the incredible resources of federal law enforcement and of s

you think about it hampton. the work that fred hampton was doing in chicago. working with, trying to work with the black rangers of the largest gang there. to figure out how to turn that gang into a purveyor of something really positive and uplifting in the black community. at the response coming out of the chicago pd and the fbiwas like , we have got to stop that little head from looking hooking upwith that blackbody . so it's the counterintelligence program. it's sending information to hampton to jeff for saying got hit out and the other has a hit out for you trying to take you out . to so distrust. and i think that the labeling of the panthers, not as this organization put in place to defend the black community from police violence, from the ravages of a system that just extracted resources from that community and put that community inharm's way . that you got this sense of let's take them as nefarious and violent and as a threat to the whitecommunity . and that will shrink their base. that will make them not viable. let's just put the incredible resources

if you go to the hamptons -- >> enjoy the hamptons now because it's going away for that's what i wasyou want to keep your job, don't take the perks. if there they are offering work from home be the one to come into work. say please and thank you when you get more work. separate yourself by doing those kinds of things. >> i got to start out by saying i have a 30-year-old daughter that works harder than i ever did when i was 30 years old. i would not be prejudiced against all jen's a because we were in this weird situation with the pandemic where people were allowed to live at home. i freelanced for two years when i was starting out in the 80s. and i'll tell you the first couple of months were great. i would take to our lunches. i would run around the reservoir for an hour every day. and then suddenly i realized i didn't have enough money to pay the bills. and nothing gets you to work harder and go to work, then realizing you have bills to pay and you may go hungry. so eventually come up because of what's going to happen with the recession, people -- that job surplus we have is going t

. >> todd: plus not joking, a free house in the hamptons? won't believe with some companies how they are pandering to keep jen c from quitting their jobs. trust me. you want to stick around for this on a very busy monday morning. don't go anywhere in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart. efficient. agile. and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just 39 dollars a month. with no contract. and a money back guarantee. all on the largest, fastest reliable network. from the company that powers more businesses than anyone else. call and start saving today. comcast business. powering possibilities. ♪ ♪ >> carley: listen to this out of stock level for baby formula was shocking 30% shot up here that number remains unchanged from june. the biden operation of fly formula promising to deliver more food for babies in may. arizona and wyoming feeling the pain with out of stock rates coming to reporte

that's what hampton university alum brooke hart jones knew she wanted to do >> i'm just excited to reallyhbcus with the world. >> reporter: it's why she created this line of hbcu dolls, featuring characters like hope, a student body president, and alissa, a cheerleading captain >> we really want to introduce the concept of higher learning by seeing images and toys that look like you, it can inspire you to dream bigger. >> reporter: jones started out making the toys herself at home in dallas. now that demand is pouring in, she has help from a manufacturer she says when she was designing the doll, every detail had to be just right. >> we wanted skin tones and hair textures that were reflective of the community, very diverse, our very diverse community. >> reporter: the dolls are now being sold at target and come in outfits that represent seven different schools like hampton, morehouse college and dutuskegee university >> i'm excited representation is so important in young people. >> she's right that surely helps. our thanks to amy for atth >>> one week ago today, the fbi searched the home o

look what they did. >> why i don't go to the hamptons. i go to the jersey shore. there's no fund raisers down there. you said you were coming. no. thanks, lauren. >> i saw the picture. >> keep that private. the point is that you can't have a bumper sticker saying higher inflation, higher taxes, vote for us. ask walter mondale how that worked out. he had the cahones to say yes. >> martha: we'll see what difference this makes for actual americans across the country. do they see their prices for drugs start declining over time? certainly we would like to see that. is that what they're going to say? that's a big question here. >> the new york fed put out a survey today. are your inflation expectations going forward. they see it being 6.2%. the next read is a year from now. 6%. that might be a problem. >> kiplingers says it will stay through 9% through the mid-terms. >> martha: the beginning of this administration, it was 1.4%. >> thank you. >> martha: thanks, guys. good to see you both. so after that, why would you need an irs that has more employees than the state de

drew: he is our resident hamptons expert. reggie: i want to know the last time she was actually there. kumasi: is $20 and the full of shoes and whose. -- and booze. drew: i do not see a four. -- a pool. i would go for $19.98. reggie: i will see you down the street. drew: at the palatine studio in the barn? -- peloton outside, here is a live look at our east bay hills camera. we are fog free. mainly clear sky this morning. the big headline is that it is warm to hot the next three days. tomorrow, we will have an excessive heat watch mainly inland and in the hills of the north bay. 89 in san jose. 88, redwood city, 70 for half moon bay, 76 downtown. we will still have that onshore flow later this afternoon. a lot of 90's on board for the north bay. 96 in calistoga, but 104 cloverdale and ukiah. 82 in oakland, the same in castro valley, 101 in brentwood. overnight, patchy fog but mainly a clear sky away from the coast. future tracker temperatures, tuesday is our hottest day. will into the 90's, if not exceeding 100, in our warmes

they were beaten away at south hampton. chelsea went ahead dice re writing sterling your school. his 3rd goal is to games. but the lead didn't last long, south hampton were level 5 minutes later through a great strike from 18 road, remain levia. that was his 1st senior goal. what it was, i'm the home side. it made it to one just for half time. armstrong shot the selecting into when it's the south, hampton chelsea of now love to the last 3 game. also soft, soft, soft, defending what stops that fuel mentality? stop by pure mentality. stop it with defending mentality. there is no superiority for the opponent. there is no need to give shops away. there is no need just toughing up. and as a team and show different mentality. liverpool manager, young clark says he'd like to take more risks in the transfer market, but doesn't always have the backing from club bosses. the right school left us, one of the season last week, off the evening with 2 jewels and the loss. there is a like this i have from time to time, i will be ready to risk a bit more. but how does that? i will decide that and

they were envious that on a tuesday, they're not on a helicopter, you know, going to the hamptons? seen a few experimental social media apps, you know, try. so maybe bereal will get real and really be part of the future. ♪ >>> time now for "wait, what," starting with the cutting-edge technology that may make scratches on your car a thing of the past. >> wait, what? >> researchers in south korea have developed a protective film that can self-heal in as little as 30 minutes when exposed to slight. it's made from a highly durable resin containing a special dye which absorbs slight and then turns it into heat. >> wow. the heat then melts away any scratches and allows the resin structure to reform. it could one day be used in cars, planes, and even smartphones. >> if i had to review this on google, i would give it one star. one star. the sun? >> i got it. i got it. >> a little too inside there. >>> next, to the water park in france suddenly going viral over one daring stunt. >> wait, what? >> that's right. frenzy water park in the southern town of toure is home to this giant water slide

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you think about fred hampton, the work of fred hampton ins chicago, trying to work with a blackstone ranger, the largest mayor to talk about how too turn that into a purveyor of something really positive and uplifting in the community. and the response coming out of the chicago police department and fbi was like we've got to stop them from hooking us up with thatit black body. and the counterintelligence program, so sending information saying the other has a hit outo for you they are trying to take you out. and i think that the labeling to defend the community from police violence, from the ravages of a system that just extracted resources from that community and put that community in harm's way that you've got this sense of let's paint them as nefarious and violent as a threat to the community and that will shrink the base and make them not viable. let's put the incredible resources of the federal law enforcement and the state and local law enforcement and bear down on this organization. ... >> almost to the point you can almost guess that before they talk about who did it unfortuna

so, if you think you bumped into mike pence in the hamptons this month, that's just what every man in hamptons looks like [ laughter ] the senate, yesterday, ratified finland and sweden's application to join nato in a 95-1 vote with republican senator josh hawley, the only lawmaker to oppose the move well, he's always been an every man for himself kind of guy. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause the cdc this week is reportedly expected to ease its coronavirus guidance recommendations though, i don't know how it could be any more eased. nobody's wearing masks the restaurants are full do they want us to kiss the waiter before we order [ laughter ] today was former president barack obama's 61st birthday said, obama, "joe, it's 3:00 a.m." "but i was the first one right, pal [ laughter ] first birthday wish of the year, right? this job is so hard, buddy keep getting coronavirus." [ laughter and applause it was announced yesterday that the long-running soap opera "days of our lives" will move next month from nbc to the streaming platform peacock so, if you're a big fan of "days of our lives,

they were beaten away at south hampton chelsea when they had they 3 right. he caught his goal in games, but the lead didn't last long. south hampton level, 5 minutes later through a rate strike from 18 year old when they love. yeah, that was us senior goal. and so i made it to one just before off time, adam armstrong shot the flexing into when it was south hampton south. you have now the last 3 games. liverpool manager says he'd like to take more risks in the transfer market, but doesn't always have the backing from club bosses. the red skull, that 1st one is the season last week after evening with 2 drawers and a loss. they faced newcastle later on wednesday. let me say like this, i'm time to die. my book be ready to risk a bit more. but how does that all decide that? and that's then that's fine because i'm like this. we try everything until somebody tells us. so here is not a deadline, we can't do anything anymore in that moment. i'm come, i don't think one second back, and that's what we have to all do. then let's go from there that's make something speci

the latest defeats coming against south hampton. shall see. went ahead to 3. right in sterling, who's got his 3rd go into games. but the lead didn't last long. south hampton, at our level 5 minutes later, as we were great strike from 18 year old romeo lover. that was his 1st senior go. i'm the, i'm side. it made it c one, just for half times adam armstrong, shots deflecting into when it for south hampton. never was there looking delighted at chelsea have now lost 2 of their last 3 games. the top ranked women's play eager fiance had no problem coming through her opening match at the us open. the friendship and champion was up against it's lisa, jasmine, appoline. she on tech a, getting the job done in straight sets. 636, love. she's looking to become the 1st and polish woman in the open air to reach at least the quarter finals of the torment. if the men champion turns out to be a 1st time grandson when it could well be wild number 4, carlos alcaraz, the spaniard booked his spots in the 2nd mound. after getting past argentina's is the basil mares i'll caress tha

i'm anthony hampton. i'll be back with one is headlines at the top of the state. you think the green you feel worried about the planet me to on the old hosting the on the green fence podcast and to me it's clear remains to change.

know, prevalent in english, which is english speaking primarily, you have to learn their language, hampton, and their culture. and i've been doing, i was an english language major when i was in university that was in, in last century. and i've been using english all these years i've, i've had so much discussion sometimes in my spare time i, i talked to myself, i asked myself questions. there's so much thinking that's going on. so much discussion so much reading. why not? because i like it or mad or something because these are the questions that, that we want to. i'm so how can we talk to people in other parts of the world who don't speak chinese? i have to reach out to them and i cannot wait for everybody to, to, to be able to speak chinese because been, we will never understand each other. so i want to, i want to reach out. i want to go over, but it's very, very difficult. 25 years that i've been, i've been working in this profession. i love it. i'm enjoying it. and i'm ever more energized than empowered, but it's not been an easy path. that's why that's why i'm angry. i'm angry when peop

llegar (nombre) para poner el dos a dos final, en otros resultados el día el tottenham le pegó al hamptonla defensa el central de 24 años llega de préstamo lo que queda de la campaña y hoy fue un día especial fútbol americano profesional, una ceremonia muy emotiva en el salón de la fama en ohio, este año tuvo el taker defensivo (nombre) que pasó toda su carrera con los niners, le dedicó su discurso a su hijo que ya no está con nosotros desde el 2016 luego de una dura batalla contra el cáncer, dijo que esto era muy especial porque el número favorito de su hijo era el número 22, otro momento emotivo fue el encumbramiento de (nombre) nos dejó en el 2019 y el discurso de aceptación lo hizo su hermana quien dijo que la sangre se hizo de color negro y plata el día en que lo eligieron en 1972, en el 74 iba a ser entonces el líder de toda la nfl así que más que merecido no lo pudo ver en persona felicidades a eso sido todos l deportes >>ya estamos preparando la tradición de las 11 y y tenemos noticias de personas que están protestando, además la familia de la mujer embarazada que murió en un acci

and to nantucket, and to rehobeth speech delaware and to the hamptons and to cupertino, california.ll the places that rich hypocritical liberals drink chardonnay with their pinkies in the air, we need to start unloading truck load after truck load of illegal immigrant saying, if you're willing to destroy the rest of the country, you need to look into the eyes of the people who are feeling the pain of what you're doing. and by the way, as bad as the domestic policy has been, as bad as the economic policy has been, the foreign policy has been even worse. every region of the world has gotten worse. biden surrendered, afghanistan, surrendered to the taliban, left americans behind, lost 13 servicemen and women. it was weakness, it was appeasement in every enemy of america has gotten stronger as a result of joe biden's weakness. we saw just last week the culmination of obama and biden's politicization of the department of justice and the fbi as 40 fbi agent's came in and raided president donald trump's home in florida. now let me be very clear, this was corrupt, it was wrong, it was an ab

but she introduced us and i drove up from new york city to the hamptons. george was renting a house in august 1999 and we finally met 19 months later i was still available, i wasn't dating and luckily george was there again. he was very curious and mysterious and i enjoyed his company. but george then persisted. i thought what was different about him is he came up with charming ways to courtney. i just want to watch this evening outt of my bed and jerry's containers but then as you are a big sports buff to bond with the men in my life as i was growing up my uncle and my father and my cousin. so george and i were courting at yankee stadium. so we fell in love and got engaged about a year later. i had consternation, some frustration and sadness that i feel i was traded in for twitter. but we spent a lot of years together. very much in love and staying nout of the public's eye. i had been on tv here and there but we were not household names. i tell you this, you couldn't find manyid pictures of us and/r kids online anywhere. i'd never been on instagram, eface

i a drove up from new york cityo the beautiful hamptons. george was renting a house that august 1999 and we finally met in 1998 some months earlier i certainly was not dating and available and george was again. i called it intrigue at first sight. i thought he was curious and mysterious and i enjoyed his company. sibut he then persisted. i thought what was different about him was that he came up with charming ways to court me and i just want to sit here and watch this crazy movie eating out of my bandanna jerry's containers but then he would want to go to sporting events. to bond with of the men in my life as i was growing up. my uncle, my father, my cousin. succumb george and i would court at yankee stadium and he had tickets and then we went to eagles games. so we fell in love and married and got engaged about a year later, got married six months after that' and we have been married for 21 years. people focus on the parts of the book george andpp donald trump e the tweeters. but also i just don't know what happened. i will never understan

this is what general wade hampton, a confederate soldier from south carolina said about the confederate flag other war monument. he gave a speech in 1875 and it was called duty of the present. it was given to soldiers. though it will never end, brave the battle -- as long as one battle scarred fold clings to another, it will tell you in language more eloquent than words of the perishable renown that you won for it and for yourself. it will speak constantly to your hearts of our dead comrades, and remind you that when you for the flag forever, you pledge your solidarity to serve the terms in which you surrendered. then you have general robbie your -- general robert ely, who said -- general robert e lee, who said essentially the same thing. let leaves -- lee's orders of surrender furled the flag. we have conservative generals who actually fought, unlike the modern day representatives in the state legislator who have simply witnessed this moment through history and their own version of being educated. the people who put their lives in harm's way for their own beliefs, they believed it was

this government, speaking of the fbi, they assassinated black leaders like fred hampton. there is no effort to stop the income inequality. no way should one race have 40 times as much as the race like black people. there is no free education for us or anything like that. in my opinion, i think 99% of all the races in the world know this is a capitalistic world and that the industrial revolution was started from black people. you do not want to pay your debts because they like their position and black people's position. however he going to get respect from the rest of the world when we have -- when we were already polluted, rates and enslaved to get our advantage. but now we do not want china or anyone else to do that. come on america. host: mark from atlanta, georgia. republican line. caller: i just want to say, america listen to me. it is unmoral for me as a young man to go out and have sex with as many people as i can so i guess it would be unmoral for a young lady to do the same thing. it is a moral -- immoral to do so because the consequences are great. host: one of t

singer mariah carey, marleau hampton of the real housewives of atlanta, atlanta united player brad guzman, and the falcons' calvin ridley. the 220 count indictment was filed october 22nd and charges 26 people, most accused of violating george's anti- georgia's anti-gang and racketeering laws. ellicott city, maryland. roland on the democrats land, go ahead. i'm sorry. helps if i push the button. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i got a few questions for the republicans. i come to find that fate is stronger than love. fate is what makes you why you on may fight on somebody who needs extra help on medicaid. i got mine, don't care about yours kind of attitude. all right. the one thing about republican -- trump, he knew -- he knows how to rally to exaggerate a lot. before him no other president holds rallies every other week just to spew hate. all those folks, retireds, those who got time waiting -- to go see him at the rally. and listen to the pure hate. have you listened to biden? it's always about the hope. what he intends to do. you listen to republicans, trump at his rallie

we never used to think about the importance of trees above hampton. we might sit under a tree in the shade, but we never asked ourselves, why did it come from an aside who planted it, handled the other day and it was only 3 this project and we realized how much effort it is to re green a country hall i ran lower it off led to the bay re forrester. lebanon is just one goal of salam. the work here is also supposed to bring people together who otherwise have little to do with each other, says, but to ebara him who fled from her syrian homeland to neighboring lebanon 10 years ago. okay, thought venza the women. her all work wonderfully together, and whether they come from syria, palestine, or lebanon, about horn, we originally met through the project. but now we're all like sisters and the whole . stand alone, we laughed together. we tell jokes, it makes the work easier men and then the said, some of the women live in informal settlements. others have a solid roof over their heads, like between abraham from syria. nevertheless, she says live in lebanon is

hello, hampton, nice to meet you. we are, he had to carry out a marble inspection. there are chew parts of these inspections. first, a very tedious one and then a very noisy one. the bids water is collected down here. ah, the section is over a move. so captain, that's the attachment about on spectrum all with no disease. thank you. no problem at this time. but that doesn't mean builds dumping isn't happening. yeah. vocalist guns. good. now we look really deep into it and try to always be up to speed and to know where the manipulation could be. i think we have a high standard, but we can never uncover a 100 percent of them. my something close got, it's only inspect the fraction of the ships and only check those already docked in a board. nothing nice easy where the dumping occurs. but there's some one else on the ground that can confirm what satellites reveal. someone who follows this ships wherever they go. whistle blowers. hello, a hello. how are you? i'm good little the ways, how are you? i'm good. this is one of fine whistleblowers we talked with. we decided to w

going to be a good weekend in the hamptons. took those glasses off, donny. >> joe, by the way, segment coming on at 9:45. hampton diaries, every friday on ""morning joe." we go through the social scene in the hamptons, talk about who is up, who is down. hampton diaries, 9:45. >> crudite. >> of course, crudite, exactly. >>> willie, i think we're making history this morning. >> yeah, donny has an important decision to make. is it nick and tony, the pom, the stone tonight? we'll let him work on that important decision. looking here, joe, at the ten box, this is a rare moment. i've been on the phone the last hour or so with the "morning joe" historian, jon meacham, in nashville. he's been shuffling through old tapes. this is only the second time in the history of our show that we've had the ten box. five over five. i figure, as long as we're here, we can play pickup basketball. you and i are captains. i'll take katty with the first pick. >> smart choice, willie, as ever. as ever. >> good ball handler. >> no doubt about it. all righ

we never used to think about the importance of trees about hampton. we might sit under a tree in the shade, but we never asked ourselves where did it come from? an aside, we planted it, i had a hand on the other day, and it was only 3 this project, and we realized how much effort it is to re green a country hall. i ran the door and get off led to the bay re forester lebanon is just one goal of salam. the work here is also supposed to bring people together who otherwise have little to do with each other, says, but to ebara him who fled from her syrian homeland to neighboring lebanon 10 years ago. about the bins and the women her all work wonderfully together. and yet whether they come from syria, palestine, or lebanon, about horn, we originally met through the project. but now we're all like sisters in the home button instead alone, we laugh together. we tell jokes it makes the work easier than and then the said, some of the women live in informal settlements. others have a solid roof over their heads, like between abraham from syria. nevertheless, she

after bidding liverpool on monday, united were one knell winters away at south hampton. for no fernandez with the only goal of the game, united means up to 6th and the table for me is it normal that you, when you come in the season is always tough. there's one second this a we are, i knew i 1st cooperation with a t so that that is new, a new way of, of play. so a lot of new effects and that will not go into percent from the start, but we have to get results. we have to engage our sol, remain the only team with a perfect record. the season for winds from 4 matches, they were forced to come back from a gold down against fuller arsenal defender gabriel gave away the opening goal by the made up for that error close to full time his goal giving arsenal a to one victory. you can have more than tenancy i think we have my tune as well and plenty for the support. this helps because we have driving do as well and, and then is about believe a lot of that is about belief and company that you can do it. and really believes that you can, you can do it and now we have families and othe

ann persisted and i drove up to the hamlet in the hamptons and george was renting the house august of 1999 and finally met, supposed to meet in january of 1998 and we didn't. and i was still available and i wasn't dating and luckily george was, and intrigue at first site. i thought he was curious and mysterious, and george men persisted. i thought what was different with him, was that he came out with charming ways to court me. and he wanted to come to washington and eat at fancy restaurants. good god i did that all week long, i did that with clients. and i just want to pet the cogi, and he wanted to go to sports events. i bonded with my uncle, and certainly, we would court at yankee stadium and he had tickets and he had world series tickets and eagles games so we fell in love and we married. we fell in love and got engaged about a year later, 14 months later, got married six months after that and you know, we've been married for 21 years. and people really focus on the parts of the book, george is the tweeter. donald trump is a tweeter. george and what's happened now and we thanking

to meet george and finally you decided youwould take a day off , not a weekend off and go to the hamptons where he had rented a house. >> so tell us the story of george conway. >> i of course dated a guy named ralph gimenez for the better part of a decade on and off. he's a great mentor of mine. he was my immediate boss when i was an intern in jackkim's congressional office and prior to this moment is a very dear friend of mine . he's happily married to a wonderful woman has predicted kids but he's agreat mentor of mine so i really wasn't interested in dating . i was focused on my welsh corgi. i'd taken up running and had talked at the time with chris matthews and he said how do you keep your weight down and i said the only thing that ever helped me was running so i was disinterested, i didn't want to date anybody. i said it's not them, it's me but i am persistent and i drove up from new york city to a beautiful hamlet in the hamptons. and we finally met in january 1998 tand 19 months later i certainly was still available, i wasn't dating and luckily george was or was again and i call it

and so he actually kind of works with the hampton institute in virginia, which has created in 1868 as a school for friedman to be trained how to be american after slavery okay and 1878. they started an indian school version of this is what they called it there at hampton and then pratt basically pitched this idea to congress and congress is like all right, cool. let's do this. and so they set up this school in carlisle. and he goes over and he is going to lead this and from 1879 to 1918 about 10,000 native american children are going to go through this school. for about 140 different tribes i'm going to talk a lot of different people coming through this but initially the starting group the initial children that were brought to carlisle. or the lakota. and they're brought as leverage. to prevent another uprising basically, we have your kids you can't fight back. because we have your kids while you government good job. come on, right? oh. the moment you step foot and carlisle they basically they stripped everything. that was native american of you. all right. every aspect of your herita