[applause] >> and now, david wallace henry a the grandson of guard wallace. >> it is good to be here again. thank you to politic racing to kathy for helping make this possible today. for henry a wallace, my grandfather, the contribution begins with agriculture. he was secretary of agriculture during fdr's first two terms, and at a time when 40% of the country population lived on farms. because of his background as an iowa farm editor, as a scientist, as the founder of what would become the nation's largest feed corn company, and thanks to fdr's strong backing, edge hair -- a henry wallace and the new deal lifted the farm economy out of the depression, stabilizing prices by controlling excess production with government incentives. he and the new deal instituted soil and for stream restoration. flawlessness's department -- wallace's's department of agriculture started food stamps. injured, nos less front, by the late 18th woody's -- 1940's called him the best secretary of agriculture the country had ever have. wallace was talking -- was writing about ecological sustainability back in th

the jews are tempted to leave the democratic part and for with henry wallace. harry truman it's baptist kid from a small town in missouri. what does he know about jewish issues? what happens, david niles and max blumenthal, they basically push for the recognition of israel, and israel gets recognized, the first nation recognized israel is the united states and the first person called by harry truman is david niles. so, the jews remain in the democratic party the blacks remain in the democratic party and harry truman is able to win all 12 of the nation's largest cities and retape the white house in 1948 thanks to david niles. the first black committee chairman in the house of representatives. this is john mccormack. he steps aside at a senior member of the committee so the man, william dawson from chicago can being the first black chair of a congressional committee. so both guys are working hard to diffuse prejudice. this is the swearing in of -- inaugural. there's harry and john, in 1963 john john mccormack will sit behind lynn john johnson, five days after the

tookow that the president a more pro-russian attitude than any candidate for president since henry wallace in 1948. there are a lot of things that make it worth looking into. that is what mr. mueller and his team is doing. it is important, while that goes on, to try to report. you have to be fair. if you think they're not being fair in their reportage, that is something people can disagree about. what i'm saying is it is a topic that is so important that it is worth continuing focus on, not just by the mueller investigation, but by all of us as citizens, watching and listening and trying to make our own judgments, however tentative, raised on what we can learn. abrams, author of the >> a look at the primetime schedule on c-span networks. starting 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, president trump announces his decision on the future of the iranian agreement, which was struck during the obama administration with several other countries. with aan2's book tv, visit to several recent book festivals. c-span3, american history tv, with photojournalists who have documented events in american history. >

tookow that the president a more pro-russian attitude than any candidate for president since henry wallacen 1948. there are a lot of things that make it worth looking into. that is what mr. mueller and his team is doing. it is important, while that goes on, to try to report. you have to be fair. if you think they're not being fair in their reportage, that is something people can disagree about. what i'm saying is it is a topic that is so important that it is worth continuing focus on, not just by the mueller investigation, but by all of us as citizens, watching and listening and trying to make our own judgments, however tentative, raised on what we can learn. abrams, author of the book "the soul of the first amendment." joined bye will be bill kristol of the weekly standard and talk about the future of the republican party during later, we will turn to health care and talk about yesterday's executive order and the news last night on health care subsidies out of the white house. we'll joined by caitlin owens. we will be right back. ♪ is a radio station in the nation's capital that covers 6

wallace opdycke had absolutely no involvement or prior knowledge of michiel oakes' murder of mark stover. rumors and innuendo to the contrary are baseless and unfair." mark stover was a domestic violence terrorist. john henrywerful recitation of his theme, that mark stover was the bad guy. but even so, he said, oakes didn't want or plan to kill him. you don't premeditate up just to the point of shooting somebody. you premeditate the entire scenario. and what happened after this tragic event is absurd. he has absolutely no plan. none. and if there's no plan afterwards, i think it leads you to the conclusion that there was no plan beforehand. keith morrison: really? here was the prosecutor's closing. i will say this. the more charitable view of motive would be that miss opdycke and mr. oakes, perhaps they really did fear for their safety for some reason. but the evidence doesn't support it. now, the less charitable view is that the defendant set out on a path of cold, calculated execution. was it because there were some feelings of revenge after this incredibly contentious divorce? was it to prove himself to miss opdycke for some reason? the fact is, we'll never know, because the defendant has taken all step