headdresses, which remind us of mende co-characters. a new rug from persia. and here is a novel way to display a rug, an auctioneer carrying it over his shoulders, soliciting bids as he walks. damascus is at the end of the .aravan route from mesopotamia many camel trains enter the city and trail through the winding streets. bazaar streets are covered by arched metal roofs. the name of this one is familiar to all of us. we stopped at a small outdoor .akery the strange manner in which bread is baked interests us. the ball of dough is twirled. when it is large enough, it is placed over a pillar and thrust into an oven. causes it to cling to the hot walls. the pillar is removed. let's watch it again. no, the baker is not wearing gloves. the bread is fresh when bought over-the-counter. it isom a merchant, generally after much handling and when many flies have sampled it. damascus has long been famous for its many oriental coffee houses where men gather in the evening and smoke a turkish waterpipe. the tobacco is placed in the metal top and kept burning by a small

blame this on calvin coolidge, the first president to appear on the white house lawn in an indian headdress. since then presidents have felt compelled to occasionally mock themselves and candidates have gotten in thth habit. it was, hohover, i have to say, not very funny. >> are you talking about calvin coolidge. >> the opening skit was okay, mainly because daryl hannah did a more loose and realizic donald trump than donald trump did, but when the high moments of his appearance as bernie sanders, larry david's impersonation of bernie sanders, and then appearing on stage to smartly get rid of the chance for him to be interrupted by a taunt, and collecting $5,000, i understand this morning the people who are putting up the money to get something to say that during trump's appeararce arar actually going to p p larry >> you are really giving a review. >> would you you ordered me to stay up to 1:00 until morning i don't know -- >> actually 1978 is the last time i watched it, and i think thaas the last time it was funny. >> ooh. >> there was quite a sizable crowd protesting. at the white house, d

something.ld spill somebody once put an indian headdress on him and ripped it off immediately. he remembered calvin coolidge being photographed with one and looking ridiculous. in that respect, eisenhower is sort of a forgotten president. he was much more modest, down to earth, and did not have the kind of charisma or ear for public relations that kennedy did. he did try to use television when he ran for president, but he did not fully master it. host: ladies and gentlemen, thank you. [applause] host: a very good book is for sale from our friends from barnes & noble in the hall. i'm sure you would be happy to sign copies. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you can do anything you want to, they used to ask me about that as first lady. that you are supposed to do first ladies are supposed to do. you can do anything you want to. it is such a great soapbox. a great opportunity. i would advise any first lady to d

. >> this headdress resembles a royal mongolian headpiece. were warned in the films. up? dress. much. the reason being, to get the light on, she had to have on a car battery. >> look at this exhibit. this is the coolest thing ever. >> anthony daniels has played c3po and every film. he started when he was 29. he said the original suit weighed 60 pounds. >> these iconic images representing good and evil are something to see. here on 44 street. this costume exhibition will transport you. >> i have begun to realize something that is enormous. >> yes. >> i can't forget yoda. his tiny size may surprise you. to look as good as he does in 900 years, you will not. >> i did the switch on the words. just like yoda. >> i noticed that. >> that was a terrible imitation. >> did you see the famous bikini. >> she had hysterical things to say about it on the display. she said, it was so uncomfortable. if you stood behind me, you could see to florida. tickets are about $25 or $30, depending on senior, kid or adult. >> star wars fans will happily pay that money. >> it is interesting. and the smiths

that has been applied more broadly say, to refer to the washington redskins fans wearing feather headdressesr what people in cornrows has drawn ire from opponents of political correctness. but supporters say it catches a truth that the melding of cultures is often about which group has the power to take liquid fromles or another. the video issued by the university of washington shows students from various ethnic groups and of there is sexual orientations sing that almost any per trail of them can cause a wound. for example, justin in drag can hasgrate the struggle -- filled its facebook page of images of young people -- including white people in blackface and a man dressed as a our cultures the # are not costumes. michigan,versity of the dean has a webpage title cultural appropriation was the big deal. it urges students to ask themselves why they are wearing a particular costume and then to consider how accurate it is in depicting a culture or identity. woody in poughkeepsie, new york, thanks for holding. you are on the washington journal. our discussion today, little correctness, free speec