and huston smith i really don't know at all, so that's extra fun.nd these two guys have known each other since the '60s. and i want to ask them about when they met, so i'm not even gonna mention that.

and on top of that i had to work the night shift on the checkpoint and today they tell me i'll be huston's a concert yesterday i really didn't expect that because i've never done it before a concert so now i'm working on what i'll say for. my decree of the russian empress nikolai the second they've let in their military camp was established here with one hundred ten years ago the anniversary is celebrated in the open air at the very center of the garrison the tables are laid with quilts cork and the stage is set the garrison command is had no doubt which bad would be invited to perform on the stage only the military ensemble can offer add to our performance of song and dance free of charge and need a dressing room no rehearsal time that's the last time we had a concert at our school it rained on the stage became a skating rink but we kept going the weather is good in the stages with me so i won't be slippery i guess it's like this every so i'm very rapid deployment force getting ready for landing you get those and then comes when the concert begins first of all you congratulate the audienc

calhoun, south carolina, and sam huston of texas. that's just the beginning. and this was the very apex of the golden age of the senate. modern visitor goes into that chamber and everything is and the air is fresh smelling and if you were to senator from the 1830 period. they would probably double over in laughter. it wasn't like that at all. it was like the floor of a stock market merchandise exchange just before the closing bell. the only place where people had place to work. just everywhere. a senator's desk in the senate chamber was his office. there was no other place to go. >> no electricity, no furniture. being too cold or too hot. spitoons here as well. pristine new carpets wouldn't have looked like that very long. spitoons in the chamber tells you a lot. one had a spittoon. every senator proudly to hit the trying spitoon. there were patterns all over the floor. dickens, the famous writer. he said if he would drop it back he would not use a glove to pick it up. i can think of all of the arguments such that led up to the civil war took place in this roo

calhoun of south carolina and john huston of texas and that is just the beginning.his was the very apex of the golden age of the senate. visitor goes into that chamber, everything is clean and fresh-smelling. if you were to bring back a senator from the 1830's they would probably double over in laughter. like the floor of the stock market merchandise exchange before the closing bell. it is the only place where people had a place to work. there was paper everywhere. epicenter's desk in the senate chamber was his office. there was no other place to go. noimagine, no electricity, heating or air conditioning. there were spittoons here as well. >> those pristine, cleaned new carpets would not have looked like that for very long. looking at those spittoon sitting in the senate chamber tells you a lot for every senator had a spittoon. every senator proudly disregarded trying to get the spittoon so there were patterns all over the floor of expectorant. >> you all know was charles dickens was, a famous writer. said if he dropped a pencil on this carpet, he would not use a gl