she enlists the aid of horace. she encourages to cry aloud for justice. and greeley helps get a lawyer to defend jefferson davis. she also petitions andrew johnson and gets audience with him and after this. in the spring of 1866, he is allowed to to go to fort monroe and see her. took her basically a year. she was not allowed to see him. not allowed really to communicate with him. but after that, she can move in at fort monroe. davis was to a kind of an officer's barracks. and varina also just continues to do what she can to advocate for her husband. and they have 1867, two years after his capture. davis his lawyers succeeded in obtaining a writ habeas corpus, which meant that the military had to turn over to civilian custody. so there's a hearing in. richmond. and then davis is released on a $100,000 bail. that money is put up by about 18 wealthy northerners like horace greeley, cornelius garrett smith. but the trials postcode and davis and varina end up going to canada. in fact, that's where this photograph was taken, was in montreal. they also spent so

i would say, horace, if you can't stand for the people that we have been talking about on the democratands for and then attacking a little innocent 12-year-old younger man that had the honor of his life it should have been the night of his life. something anybody with a heart soul mind or conches would celebrate then there is something off with your moral compass. we will give you the last word. >> the party that we watched and are watching is in a slow, total fall and collapse. look, i am not a democrat. i have never been a democrat. i will say competition is great in every arena. the oldest political party in the world are the democrats. and the way that they are going to looks like they are headed towards the wigs. you can't stand up and on their parents who have lost their child? you can't to killer immigrants you can't acknowledge the achievement and greatness of the surviving brain cancer? whatever your advisors are telling you you need to fire them. and if that does not happen what we end up with is one political party that feels like it is to find it. it is going to just handle

on friday, i'll cutoff has questioned the decision to resurface the quotes. indian wells is miss horace sort slow coats, but the new surface means false. the thing conditions honestly is a chance that the i didn't, i didn't understand when i, when i, when i saw it usually was 25 years between them and it was the same quote and then right now has to change it. i don't know the reason why, why did it? um, i did not have to practice on a, i didn't, i mean, i consider myself hopefully it was dark but it was his game, you know, on the surfaces on or the conditions. and then we'll finish with the content, the full save of a season in the n h l at home ducks built into john gibson with the spectacular behind the cloud said re key bounced the vancouver canucks to make it worse. okay, we'll leave it there for now. sorry, all right, thanks very much feed. so that's it from the front of site us at least for this news out. but don't go away because i will be back in a moment with more of today's news. the she looked at the image issues like, you know, the 20th, like a terrorist. like slick put it l

match on friday, i'll correct as question the decision to resurface quotes. indian wells is miss horace, what slow coats? but the new surface means false. the plane conditions on this needs a chance that the i didn't, i didn't understand when i, when i, when i saw it and it was 25 years and it's one i'm and it was the same quote and then right now has to change it. i don't know the reason why you, why did it um, i did not have to practice on a i in, i mean, like i said, i myself play a while, i thought, but it was his game, you know, on the surfaces on or the conditions. and we'll finish with the content that will save up to see you some in the n h l anaheim ducks gold saying that john gibson, i'm spectacular behind the best blog safe to keep post the vancouver canucks. it's a did the end up leaving the game for the collision. i just seemed lost with like 3 to you to make it right. we need to pay for the time being. i like most policies, a little bit late this. all right, thanks very much pizza. right, well that's it from me sort of hard for this news. uh, serial veneer though is next i

to set out his priorities for the how, who the world's 2nd largest economy, reactors and trades. horace impose 5 of us. and what direction will it take to manage the worlds fastest aged documents, special coverage of trying to send to a specialist on this. on the is ro, quotes the vital power line. so the goal is to strength, headspace, side folks. schools. it's unacceptable. blackmail the color on sort of titles, and this is out 0 live from the whole. so coming up with a program serious vacuums, the interior of government says it's determined to stop the recent outbreak of violence and detecting this.

but as he explained to a newspaper editor, a man named horace greeley, i'm sure some of you recognize his name is the editor of new york tribune. any lincoln? a letter to greeley that lincoln knew would be published in the tribune, in which lincoln explained thoughts about arming african american men in. and this is what lincoln said my paramount objective in this struggle is to save the union and. it is not either to save or destroy slavery. lincoln went on to explain that if i could this union, by freeing all of the slaves, i will if i could this union, by freeing none of the slaves will. if i save this union, by freeing all and not other slaves, i will my objective is to save this union union. well, by the late summer of 1862, as all of these activities were going on under general lane and general butler, lincoln had come to accept frederick douglass as logic and decided to change the course of the war. and i, we would agree, changed the course of american history by issuing on january first of 1863, the emancipation proclamation. now the proclamation, i think, as many of you know

horace?ust this isn't a political discussion, but how do you feel about your fellow tech entrepreneur been given access to so much of our federal government with no oversight? >> reid: well, look, i love com i start them. i invest in them but government and companies are not the same, right? the way that you're running government should be the same way running [applause] >> stephen: do you know, do you know mussolini sai properly defined was a joining of the corporate and the govern >> reid: i think i now understand our current circumstances little bit better >> stephen: doesn't worry you at all that somebody like that -- corporations are corporations and government's government. you know elon. should we trust what's going on? >> reid: well, i think -- but let put it this what i want to say is that as americans we should be trying t out as much as possible. we want government efficiency but obviously we can do it in a much less cruel and much more lawful manner and that's really import [appla

horace greeley's wife, his first name, i can't remember the moment actually came to margaret fuller as conversations week from new york city. so they they had you know, they were made of these conversations in the popular press for being a kind american blue stocking movement. but they had oh, it's a reference to no, a reference to bookish women in. england, who who would be off if they had never learned to that this is a derogatory term. although they were ridiculed to some extent in the in the popular press. but they were hugely respected not by women but by the entire transcendentalist community that thought this was this marvelous gathering of people who were discussing important topics. yes, go ahead. is there any of interaction between the sort of victorian, british authors, george eliot austen in those people and this this? well, that's a good question. and only it comes. eliot is aware of margaret fuller's writing and if in case you know i almost don't want to tell you this because it's a bit of a spoiler, but in case you don't know, fuller died an untimely premature on her way

and horace mann said, education is the great equalizer. it's about your god given talent. it's the great equalizer. >> one could argue that's why they are looking to attack education, because it is the great equalizer. and the more people know, the less frankly, i think that they are willing to put up with. let's let's fast forward to tuesday. let's just say, magically, all the republicans in the house get together and they support the johnson's bill. and then when it does go to the senate, that all the democrats stick together in the senate and they don't support this bill, that means that it fails. what then happens? because yesterday we spoke with congressman brendan boyle, who's the ranking member, as you know, on the budget committee, and he said that democrats should actually be negotiating with donald trump. we want to play that for you right now. >> sure. >> any sort of agreement on any piece of legislation, i think needs to be made with donald trump, because we do know that speaker johnson has no ability whatsoever to enforce any sort of agreement. we saw that las

>> mommy horace virgil cypress lilac osage and orange all the other alleys are no parking so we have the timing was during elections and the former chief had retired early and now it's a new year. new mayor and so i persevere and have brought the folders back if the information and wasn't recorded and this is something i see something say something. so it's very it's been difficult for me to speak up but i'm learning because public safety should be taken seriously and i would like these we've got new people. >> was the information recorded last time so if you take the if you take the first one off, that's what happens. the fire truck cannot get through and we had an incident this last just this last year where it can't get in and it's if you have 30s left ma'am okay. >> if you go through all the information never say it's important and now hope to get some feedback and i also have a folder for the new mayor because it's accountability for public safety. >> thank you. thank you. thank there are some callers on the public comment line let me check if they wish to make public comment ei