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hise is trouble about slaves and hers. he freed his and he did not free hers. i do not know the rest of the stories. often did people give a slave away for a wedding gift? >> all the time. all the time. my great grandmother received a slave as a wedding present. they were together the rest of their lives, even after the civil war. always. hand in glove. they died within a short time of each other. in east texas. but your grandmother or great- grandmother question mark >> -- your grandmother or great- grandmother? >> great-grandmother. >> have you ever studied it? >> as much as i can. i have always been interested in african-american history. it is exciting what you can find. you think it is a blank wall but it is not at all. you just keep digging deeper and deeper. i enjoy that with the white house. ,he first white house was built in part, by african-american slaves. they could get the education from me european workers -- from the the european workers -- from the european workers. african-american mixed with african americans. the first bonded steward of the w

could hardly have happened without the editorial pages headed by a hawk, fred hiatt, who is still hiseoday, and in editorial pages before the iraq invasion, more than two dozen editorials urging the invasion. skeptics were merciless the savaged in the editorial pages, but they were not allowed to speak for themselves. so when i hear people talk about the washington post under the grant family, the paper of watergate, it reminds me of people who look at barack obama and say that he is the community organizer embedded with the poor in chicago. the washington post we should be thinking about in the last 10, 12 years has been a very important instrument of u.s. intervention, imperial foreign- policy at the hands of the editorial page editor fred hiatt. >> just to read part of the editorial from february 2003 that ran the day after the iraq presentation to the united nations by colin powell, "irrefutable." it read -- >> and on the washington post op-ed page in the next two days, endorsingmnist was colon paul's speech and invasion of iraq. that has been par for the course over there for the