herndon had -- herndon was offended by the kind of apotheosis that lincoln underwent after his death and one to remind people that lincoln was a human being, man. so he spent three or four years scourings kentucky, indiana, southern illinois for people who had known lincoln in his youth and as a young man. all of this was great, and most of what we know about his life before he got to springfield or certainly before you became a state legislator we know from his interviews. unfortunately he used a lot of this in ways that baffled the lincoln family and irritated them stop. the lectures and the articles and all to lay the biography that he with some others including on published clams that lincoln -- it's impossible to list all the claims. he was not the son of thomas lincoln but the son of another man, that he was, you know, a so-called illegitimate child and his mother had also been born illegitimately. he claimed that lincoln had never loved mary todd lincoln. the love of his life had been a young woman named ann rutledge to die when lincoln was off in springfield or actually the o

herndon had -- herndon was offended by the kind of apotheosis that lincoln underwent after his death and one to remind people that lincoln was a human being, man. so he spent three or four years scourings kentucky, indiana, southern illinois for people who had known lincoln in his youth and as a young man. all of this was great, and most of what we know about his life before he got to springfield or certainly before you became a state legislator we know from his interviews. unfortunately he used a lot of this in ways that baffled the lincoln family and irritated them stop. the lectures and the articles and all to lay the biography that he with some others including on published clams that lincoln -- it's impossible to list all the claims. he was not the son of thomas lincoln but the son of another man, that he was, you know, a so-called illegitimate child and his mother had also been born

it is my view until we stop rewarding an unearned income over herndon come, until we stop rewarding inherited wealth over hard work we will not be able to restore that bargain. folks, the middle class has been through enough. it is time give them a fair shot the republican budget does not. i believe ours does. i know in the midst of washington, probably one of the most sophisticated college groups i can speak to. really. you are not only break, but you are in the midst of this. it is like living in hollywood and not knowing the entertainment industry. , you know, i was -- if i were you always sit there and say, this just seemed like another political speech, fight in washington, battling over the budget again. the next standoff and the next election, red meat to stir up the troops. it is not. don't give in to the cynicism. don't fall into the trap that none of this matters. there is not much of a difference we can make. years ago there was a joke in the united states senate that someone would give an impassioned speech. someone else would say, that guy acts like this is on the level. this is

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bobby herndon and clayton noble. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> mr. shortly after. now there's daylight. what's it revealing? >> well, we were out last night after the storm went through and walked through and surveyed the damage. we kind of knew what we were going to see this morning. we were hit by a tornado, an ef-2 in 2011, which was three years and two days exactly to the date. and the devastation we had then was not near as bad as what we had this time. before we had a lot of roofs blown off. fences blown down. that type of thing. this type, ime, as you can see d us, houses are reduced to rubble, people's belongings, completely destroyed. we have a big task in front of uss. >> you mentioned houses behind you reduced to rubble. from what i understand, one of those homes is yours on that street. what have you lost? >> no, sir, actactually, the ho behind us belongs to the man beside me. my home was not damaged. >> i was speaking to mr. noble. >> okay. >> i lost everything. we're on our way down there to reclaim something. everything was gone. >> wh