my answer to that is an appendix in open borders inc. which profile 60 of what i call refugee hotties including at least two muslim translators that were employed by the u.s. army who were arrested, charged or convicted of plotting jihad against america. >> you mentioned a little bit ago something that, my attention in your book and it struck me about the funding on a lot of these entities out there and george soros, mentioned my name, he spends a lot of money around trying to push an agenda of fairly radical agenda and i wondered if you could talk a little bit about his and/or other wealthy donor forces that are impacting this debate. >> it is become verboten to talk about george soros, he has many of his minions that are employed by groups like media matters or the progress, groups like this that have labeled any criticism of his suspending as anti-semitism. as you mentioned on the wife of a grandson of ukrainian jews and this does not insulate me from these ridiculous charges. the chapter that i wrote about is filled with facts about

of h-p, inc. get a better read on the quarter and what he sees going forward. welcome back to "mad money." >> hi, jim how are you? >> oh, i'm good, enrique good to see you. >> very good to see you. >> thank you i want to understand this quarter. this one was a little hard for me >> okay. >> the earnings beat sensational, but some of the lines, including say free cash flow and how you're doing in printers seemed suboptimal to me with this work at home, i would have thought everyone would have to recreate their office work. maybe you can walk me through the quarter and what i'm missing. >> sure. first of all, as you said, i am extremely proud of what we posted we beat earnings by 6 cents which we believe is a very solid result and especially for how the whole company responded to the situation. and by the fact, as you were saying, we have now an opportunity of making this brand even more essential than before. if i talk about the specific result, we saw very strong results, very strong demand on pcs

devin fehely is live with lusamerica foods inc. and the new safety measures that company is taking. >> reporter: the county health department says more than three dozen employees tested positive for the coronavirus it is the first known cluster at a food processing plant in the south bay. county health official, dr. sarah cody says it is a family member of an employee at the lusamerica foods inc. was the first to get sick , hospitalized with coronavirus. >> a couple weeks ago, an employee from this company, their spouse was hospitalized with covid. so, they got tested and the contact discovered they were positive as well. >> reporter: dr. cody said the company quarantined and tested in one thing employee came into contact with. when those people tested positive, the county stepped in. >> the county set up testing in collaboration with the company and over the course of a day, tested everyone there. >> reporter: the company released a statement reading in part, all those that tested positive are at home. the majority are asymptomati

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host: our guest is editor at large at inc. magazine and inc.com, kimberly weisul. we will take your calls and just a couple of minutes. here are the way the phone lines are going to be put out there this morning. if you are a small business owner, call (202) 748-8000. if you are an employee at a small business, call (202) 748-8001. everyone else, (202) 748-8002. we are talking here about the paycheck protection program. which is now in phase two. members of congress are looking to make additional changes to this. before we get to calls for our guest, we are going to take a look at some of the dialogue from the senate floor as they were heading out of session, trying to make some changes. they ultimately did not. we will talk with our test about that. here is how it played out on the floor. [video clip] >> specifically, the paycheck protection program extension act that we are introducing today would do the following. it would allow borrowers 16 weeks to use their loan plans instead of eight weeks. small businesses could choose the period that they believe works bes

alliance for open society international inc. i note, at the outset, that justice kagan is recused in this case. mr. michelle? mr. chief justice and may it please the court. 20 years ago the hiv-aids pandemic was devastating the world. in response, president bush proposed and congress adopted the leadership act, since reauthorized three times the act has committed nearly $80 million to global aids relief and it has worked, saving more than 17 million lives in the most successful foreign aid effort from america since the marshall plan. the issue at here requires recipients to have a policy of opposing prostitution and sex trafficking, which congress found our coercive practices that spread hiv-aids and degrade women and girls. this court held that applying that condition to respondents violates the constitutional conditions doctrine, but respondents sought more. the question is whether the condition can still be applied to foreign grant recipients operating abroad. it can for two straightforward reasons. they cannot bring in uncon

i've been working with contractors technologies and solar inc. >> i think that we heard this message earlier. >> are there any other callers on the line? >> operator: you have zero questions remaining. >> hearing no callers, public comment is now closed. >> please call the next item. >> item number 5, ongoing business by board of directors. >> directors, is there any ongoing business that you would like to bring up? hearing none, we can call the next item, please. >> item number 6, consent agenda. all matters listed here under consent agenda are considered to be routine by the authority board and acted upon by a single vote of the authority board. there will be no separate discussion of the items unless the member of the authority board so requests in which event the matter which will be removed and considered as a separate item. 6a, approving the minutes of the february 12, 2020 meeting and 6b, resolution authorizing the directors to enter into a memorandum of understanding with the san francisco department of technology for fiber system installation and maintenance on treasure isla

recognize inc. that seriousness, president trump released serious documents to transform our awareness . in september of 2018 he released a national defense strategy. a global health security strategy. and he signed an eo to modernize the vaccines pretty's leadership is evident in the early days of this pandemic, and in the preparation of the fourth that . in these actions, i have outlined today, these plans i noted on we have approached was was an unprecedented crisis. i hope to deplore our resources and deliver what i believe is one of the best responses we have seen in the centric history. with that i will take questions. >>. reporter: you talk about content and back in . that exercise or suggest that early and extensive testing would be critical in response to any pandemic. >> i'm not aware of exactly what it would reveal to a regards to texting. when i basically did was to say to us, some of the previous plans have put them back in the lead. hhs, plays a critical role in response . but one of t

coming up, the editor at large for inc., on the paycheck protection program. cocton university's joel talks about how urban centers can be affected by the pandemic. watch "washington journal" sunday morning. join the discussion. congress set aside legislative work on capitol hill over the loyalty holiday. the house is expect it to return wednesday and thursday of next week when they will allow proxy voting for the very first time. the houseplants about on extended the foreign intelligence surveillance act 32023, with some revisions to the program aimed at helping

and bar versus the political consultants inc., a first amendment case on banning automatic calls to cell phones order to collect debt on behalf of the united states. listen to history and the supreme court oral arguments as they are heard by the justices, live wednesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, on demand on c-span.org, or on the free c-span radio app emma. immediately following the supreme court session, join jeffrey rosen from the national constitution center, leading a live discussion with scholars. >> has we have been doing over the worst of the pandemic, we have been speaking to members of congress about the situation in their country. we are joined by representative dan killed the, who represents the fifth district in michigan. thanks for being with those this morning. guest: thanks for having me on. host: how are things in flint, michigan, and the broader community you represent? guest: it is challenging, particularly in flint where we are still coming out of the water crisis, to have this global pandemic on top of that makes it that much more difficult. we have been hit pr

sunday morning, editor at large inc on the status of the ppp.ity and how urban centers in the united states could be affected by the pandemic. watched c-span's washington journal 7:00 a.m., join the discussion. watch c-span daily, unfiltered coverage of the government's response to the coronavirus pandemic, with briefings from the white house, congress, and governors across the country. conversation the from our live call-in program. demand watch any time on at c-span.org. treasury secretary steven mnuchin talked about the future of the american economy and said there is a strong likelihood the u.s. would need another coronavirus stimulus package. he also promised to review any aid loans that were more than $2 million. this was hosted by the hill newspaper.

but i inc. it is fairto looking at yachts. but i inc.le do still wa nt to fair to say that people do still want to get away. do you think people will wait for prices to go down? not really, ithink people will wait for prices to go down? not really, i think what we are exploring is trying to figure out what our guests are looking for, because what each one of us one from our holiday is quite different. there's a lot of talk about whether prices will go up or down, and what we are seeing in the airline industry is that there is an expectation that capacity will be reduced in the short term, which may have an impact on pricing. the uncertainty of everything, particularly over this quarantine period, that will affect everybody who goes abroad. absolutely, for our industry, which is a big employer, so one in ten people globally are employed in the tourism sector, and in the uk tourism represents a big portion of the economy. it is a challenge, we need to understand exactly how the quarantine process will work. there's talk air bridges, andi w

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ebola, we solved very deadly and inc in 2014, 2016, the democratic republic of congo that is still not fully over. both in the west africa epidemic are014 and the drc, there international resources were countries can pitch in to contain the spread of the disease. and you have a pandemic essentially every country affected at once, those resources are small compared to the need and have to be deluded over the globe. it puts pressure on national governments to do all they can to take care of their people. host: we had two callers earlier. one question was how long does the virus live on a surface? we know it is an airborne respiratory illness spread among the public, but how long does it stay on a surface? guest: we don't typically think the virus is airborne in the wheenense, meaning facebook.com\cspa -- when we talk about airborne, were talking about the particles being in there for some time. most evidence suggests that viruses spread from droplets, so somebody singing, coughing, sneezing can put viral droplets into the environment and they fall within a six-foot radius, which is why w

coming up this morning, the , ator at large for inc status of the paycheck protection program designedo help businesses keep their workforce. how urban centers in the united states could be affected are the pandemic. watch "washington journal" this morning. join the discussion. watch c-span's daily, unfiltered coverage of the government's response to the coronavirus pandemic with briefings from the white house, congress, and governors from across the country, plus join in the conversation on our live program, washington journal. and if you missed any of our live coverage, watch anytime on-demand at c-span.org/coronavirus. next, a confirmation hearing for president trump's deputy energy secretary nominee. he is currently the energy department's undersecretary for science and energy. the hearing focused on renewable fuel standards, the strategic petroleum reserve, oversupply of oil during the coronavirus pandemic, and the ongoing cleanup of manhattan project sites.

guest is the editor up large at inc. magazine and has held the program -- has held the position since 2011. if you are a small business owner, call this number, (202) 748-8000. if you are employed at a small business, call (202) 748-8001. (202) 748-8002. we are talking about the paycheck protection program, now in phase two has members of congress consider changes. before we get to calls, we want to look at some dialogue from the senate floor as they headed out of session trying to make changes they ultimately did did not. here is how it played out. >> specifically, the paycheck protection program extension act would do the following. it would allow borrowers 16 weeks to use their loan funds, instead of eight weeks. small businesses could use the period that they believe works best to coincide with the reopening of the local economy. so some small businesses took the loans very early, thinking the shutdowns would not last, or that the pandemic would be on is way down by now, which is is in some states, but not all. this

look last month and here's we had a lot of discussion around china and china subsidy dies inc and chinese companies who would then compete internationally and skew the playing field in their favor and expected the same arguments i'll brought forward state interventions in europe if france or chairman or any other country subsidizes its own airline there's a risk that this. leads to a an even playing field and disadvantages competitors like ryan air or or others who don't have the support of. a state because the state aid will at the and influence the boring costs. of those companies it will also possibly influence the valuation of those companies on the on the stock exchanges but this money isn't coming without strings attached there are conditions on a lot of these bailouts one of the things that the government's pushing for from companies in return for the money well essentially 2 things that governments tend to insist on in europe 1st management masta forgo bonus payments during the time that the governments are invested in their companies and the companies are not allowed to pay and i

native of missouri and astronaut ince 2000 and flight engineer. the colonel has been the spacecraft commander for demo two response i will for launch, landing and recovery. native of new york. elect the as a nasa astronaut. 12 years into his national career. he retired from the united states marine corps and served as a fighter pilot and test pilot. and colonel, i would tell you my marine corps fighter pilot son would be jealous that i had a chance to speak to you today. each of these men have completed two space flights for the space shuttle and 16,000 of training and rigor rouse preparation for next week's launch and let me .ecognize you thank you for being with us today. i know it is a very, very busy time. but honored to speak to you for a few minutes. colonel. [ indiscernible video] >> pretty excited to launch. launched from that facility before. indiscernible video] vice president pence: this is going to be a little bit different. i would love for you to share with the national space council and those looking on, what does it mean to you to

responded already enjoys a second competitive advantages, the brick and mortar equivalents booking inc. with black. it also means if respondents surveyed evidence is enough for the federal trademark legislation that nearly every other business can do the same. domain names are one-of-a-kind, significant portion of the public will always understand a generic term to refer to a specific business even if it isn't familiar with the particular business at issue. >> you mentioned the goodyear case, but you didn't quote the language from the trademark statute that is at issue here. that language says the primary significance of the mark to the public shall be the test for determining whether it has become generic. the goodyear case at a different test and absolute rule and it seems to me that in trying to decide what congress had in mind, it makes more sense to follow the language congress chose in the statute rather than a 130-year-old case of hours. >> mr. chief justice, two points on that. first actually preserve the distinction between generic and descriptive terms and so generic terms it

inc. you for that question. for a very interesting talk. i was wondering whether w.e.b. dubois or every other african-american representatives were present in paris and what role they played. >> he was present in paris. he spent three months there. he was determined to get overseas to get a passport when other african-american leaders were being denied passports. he traveled on the official press ship which was accompanying wilson to france so he was determined to represent african-americans but also the black world more broadly at the peace conference. he was able to secure meetings with some american officials. theidn't actually attend proceedings but envisions the pan-african congress that he organized as a shadow congress. to make it clear that the takesentatives needed to seriously the concerns especially as related to andnial territories ensuring that the rights of african-american people in the former german territories would be respected. >> my question refers to the relationship with the french troops. in the museum we have on display and artifact called the red

host: kimberly weisul is editor at large for inc. magazine at inc.com. europewar in western 1944 to 1945. the final book in his liberation trilogy about the allied triumph in europe. watch american history tv, tonight and over the weekend on c-span3. tonight on the communicators, the public-policy vice president on digital competition and why he thinks google has betrayed the internet. interviewed by a reporter from politico. of thele is moving all traffic to itself and de-alternating the entire world wide web and cycling innovation, and ultimately harming consumers because they are not getting access to the best information from across the internet. >> watch the communicators site at 8:00 eastern -- watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. [inaudible] this week, watch live coverage of the launch of spacex's test flight marking the first lot of astronauts on american soil and spacecraft since 2011, tuesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern them alive on c-span, the countdown clock briefing with nasa administrator jim bridenstine, wednesday, our

investments inc, and applied for a type 20 license and this allows them to operate in an all of-sale beer and liquor premise. and zero letters of opposing and they are in a low crime area, they are in census track 32601, which is considered high saturation, and no opposition. a.l.u. recommends approval with the following conditions. number one, sales, service and consumption of alcoholic beverages shall be permitted only between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. each day of the week. number two, the participants shall monitor the area under their control to prevent the loitering of persons on any property adjacent to the licensed premise as depicted on the most recently certified form. and number three, the petitioner shall be responsible for maintaining it free of litter area adjacent to the premise over which they have control as depict. and noted as of april 1st, the applicant had agreed to the above listed conditions. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, officer samuelson. and then we will hear from the applicant. is jodie knight or the applicant on the line? >> clerk: we have

not a bad inc. to do. not people would need to debate that.t restaurants being able to open, its not being sold so there's a campaign a p pa re ntly not being sold so there's a campaign apparently in the uk encouraging people to start buying stakes so we don't end up with massive mounds of meat. sienna? obviously, i'm a vegetarian so i can help. all the cheese and chips are doing my best. —— can't help. this food would have otherwise been served and restaurant. the fact that they say producers are trying to persuade people to increase consumption of food at home, i find it quite funny because everyone is talking about how much they're eating at the moment. the daily mail, princess charlotte, age five out on her the kitchens have been aaron. the kitchens have been cooking about 1000 meals a week for vulnerable people in the local area. both princess charlotte and prince george have been helping make those liberties. thank you so much both for talking to us. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget, you can see the front pages of the paper

juul labs inc. has been blamed for contributing to a surge in tien vaping. a bigger presence in d.c. could be helpful as federal regulators decide if vaping products can remain on the market. >>> a report shows at least 21% of teenagers 16 to 19 are smoking or a vaping regularly in the u.s. that is up from 16% in 2017. the popularity of products like juul labs inc. are being blamed for the increase. they also found kids in the u.s. and canada are more likely to behave compared to england. >>> procedures put on pause are given the go-ahead. the hospital back in business is up next on kpix and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> here is a quick check of the board. the dow is up more than 200 points we will get an update from >>> the dow is opening in the green. >> the market is up, optimistic about the economy gradually reopening, it may not be in time for the cruise industry, which is really struggling. norwegian cruise line disclosed in their filing this morning that it expects to lose money in 2020 and had substantial doubt about the concern about liquidity opt

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reason to be able to federally register booking.com as a trademark when it couldn't register booking inc.. registration would effectively give a monopoly on the word booking.com and interfere with competitors ability to similar domain names. that is problematic because of how the internet works. we can obtain the rights for the domain name so the respondents already enjoys respondentalreadt competitive advantage is the equivalent that booking inc. with black. for the federal trademark registration nearly every business can do the same. because the domain names are one-of-a-kind, a significant portion of the public will always stand a generic term to refer to a specific business even if it isn't familiar with a particular business at issue. >> council, you mentioned the goodyear case, but you didn't quote the language from the statute that is at issue here. that language says the primary significance of the market to the public shall be the test for determining whether the mark has become generic. the goodyear case had a test of absolute rule and it seems to me that in trying to understan

that for their child, particularly a parent who grew up hard or poor or -- but that privilege then ince late them from actually engaging in some of these really difficult conversations. >> thank you. it sounds like you're talking about different but persistent manifestations of inequality, enduring inequality. and second question is, and tonight's talk is moving from inequality to injustice. there's a literature in the world that i live in in the academy that addresses different types of inequality. for example, economic, racial, or structural. there are also multiple definitions of these different types of ininookity based on the response you just save. can you share with us what type of inook wallity you believe is the root cause and how you propose to define that, that type of inequality? >> i think the root cause is racism and classism. think we -- and it becomes incredibly uncomfortable. first, because in this country, i believe, i believe in america. i am certain that there is no where one world with your background or my background could have generation n june the level of social

at that time, japan inc. it into her and prior -- incorporated it into her empire.an gave the island her language and introduced it to her more advance culture. the okinawans, always an easy-going, friendly people, took part in celebrations featuring the highly stylized oriental dance. (music) however, the japanese looked upon the island primarily as a source of agricultural supply. and so life in okinawa changed very little over the years, until the outbreak of world war ii. vital to the japanese defense, okinawa had to be taken before our main attack on japan could succeed. [explosions] after the most tremendous naval and air pounding of the pacific war, american troops landed on okinawa. it was easter sunday, 1945. it was also april fools'day. it marks the beginning of the most bitter are the battle in modern history. the japanese defense turned out to be desperate. this was their last outpost, their last chance to blunt the american blow on japan itself. they fought with fanatical fury. the island gave its rugged support. deep caves, jagged ridges, and steep cli

the closures include moche most of 16th street in west oakland .59 street, inc. will be streets in north oakland, and 19th street south of lake merritt. those close streets, they will be reserved for pedestrians, and for cyclers. emergency vehicles, and the people who live on the streets, they will still be able to drive in those blocked off areas. >>> apple is making it easier to unlock your iphone, while wearing a facemask. soon, iphones with facial recognition will automatically switch to the passcode screen if it detects the users wearing masks. >>>three has a new population of his tv show. it includes meals with the mayor. he recently interviewed -- they highlight local restaurants >>> the latest restrictions are not as widespread as we thought. >>> he battled the virus a, attacking his body and rejoined the fight on the front lines. what a bay area public health officer is saying about his firsthand experience that has changed his life. >>> from ktvu, this is mornings on fox 2. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us for mornings on fox

coming up, the editor at large for inc., on the paycheck protection program. cocton university's joel talks about how urban centers can be affected by the pandemic. watch "washington journal" sunday morning. join the discussion. congress set aside legislative work on capitol hill over the loyalty holiday. the house is expect it to return wednesday and thursday of next week when they will allow proxy voting for the very first time. the houseplants about on extended the foreign intelligence surveillance act 32023, with some revisions to the program aimed at helping law enforcement track spies and terrorists. members may consider another coronavirus relief package. the senate's meeting every few days and pro forma sessions during their weeklong memorial day holiday recess. senators return for work on monday, june 1. they will resume both on judicial nominations and the inspector general for pandemic recovery. watch live health coverage on c-span, and the senate on c-span 2. >> vice president mike pence spoke of the annual national space council meeting at nasa he

of usaid v.tionale alliance for open society international, inc., it seems that cannot be done because what they are saying is if you have a first amendment right to have or not have a policy, the government cannot require it, and they cannot pay for it. they cannot say we will disqualify or even give lower ranking because of this policy. where does that leave the government and its ability to preserve mission integrity? you cannot have someone who represents a tobacco company talking to teens about smoking. people would laugh. it will not be effective. this is why i think there is a fundamental category problem with the first decision. it is true that you do not want the government to be able to use this popping pile of cash as a stick to say go along with our policies and you'll get the money that is a problem. you have to come up with some coherent line between saying no one can use the library or a public park unless they sign on this line about these preferred abortion, prostitution, you name it. it can go both ways. this should be a nonpartisan issue, some line between saying no

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the court filed that addition of an entity designations like company inc. did not create a protectable market. that is because the term indicates only the party performed in association or partnership. it is prohibited the doctor from leaving -- trademark, will ensure that no party can monopolize a generic term. the same result should apply to booking.com. ands the online equivalent on theovides services internet. there new found reason for respondents to be able to federally register booking.com as a trademark when it couldn't register booking inc.. registration would give respondents a monopoly on booking.com and would interfere with a competitor's ability. what is particularly problematic is how the internetwork spirit only one entity can get the contractual rights. so responding already enjoys competitive advantages. the same feature of the internet also means that if responded survey evidence is enough to federal trademark legislation and every generic.com business would do the same. a significant portion of the public will always understand the firm t

thatodyear, the court held goodyear inc. could not be trademark, and that is true even though nobody refers to a class of that -- thank you. justice thomas. questions, could 800 number,ire an to one-800-lar plumbing, which is a registered mark? but i thinkould, that is debatable under goodyear, but the pto does follow those decision because of the right of direct appeal to the federal circuit from pto decisions. i think it is significant that those are distinguishable, and the court problem is that it allows the respondent to monopolize booking because of the fact that longer names can include booking.com but it is not obviously true of something 1-800-booking. >> that could be true, but i would like you to compare this to goodyear. in goodyear you have a generic term, but you also have added a term such as company or inc. which any company could use. with booking, there could only address, .com. this would seem to be more a necklace -- analogous to the 800 numbers. >> you are completely correct that only one internet entity

meantime, at needles inc., they're preparing for a bay area business might need signage and got back to work with a smaller staff. >> our location is only 10,000 square foot but we are only allowing to work with four or five people at the same time, so that is what we're doing right now. >> over at san francisco psycho, they are preparing for curbside pickup and workers are wearing masks and setting a plan for social distance with markers. >> there is a pickup order right at the front, you don't come in the store, so that is kind of what we're planning for outside. we will have signage. >> in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> okay, people infected with the coronavirus in contra costa county must remain in isolation longer. that order issued today, it extends the isolation time for seven to ten days after the onset of symptoms, or a positive test for people even without symptoms. the county's health officers says the change is based on new guidance from the cdc. the order also requires people who test positive to notify those who they have recently had close contac

seafood wholesaler , lusamerica foods inc. says ees teed pove e morgan hill fity. are told most are not showing symps teall workers.inspected this facility and found proper sanitation procedures in place. >>> a piece of history just moved to a temporary home in san francisco. here are live pictures from the ground of the ss jeremiah o'brien. chopper five flew over the worship as crews slowly tucked it to peer 35 from pier 45, that is where a massive fire over the weekend threatened to engulf the world war ii ship. firefighters on a fire boat worked to keep the flames from the jeremiah o'brien were able to save it from the inferno. more than 100 firefighters battled the early saturday morning fire that leveled a warehouse on fisherman's wharf. hotspots continue to smolder to this day. i did some research on the national historic landmark, it survived the day and is the only active liberty ship in its original configuration. i'm maria medina at the live news desk. >>> flare-ups at the warehouse continue to challenge fire crews. chopper five over the waterfront today.

inc. of the divide. sometimes wonder if the interconnectedness of families can be part of the healing. i don't suggest the abusive taking vulnerable women and sex partner should be celebrated but wonder if the denial of common humanity that is even now shockingly present among us can be subverted by descendents coming together, terrific question. >> guest: it will take work and outreach. a great person, descendent of one of them. and she has shared with me, the history the same way, should all come together and look at the whole truth of the family backgrounds. recognize the healing that come together. >> host: how do you feel about president madison now than before your research? >> guest: allowing myself to be angry with them. it is different when i have a priority on that because he knew it was wrong and yet he used one of his slave women. what he didn't do was didn't prevent dolly from selling jim so i lost that connected to a ancestor that i want to know. i allowed myself to be disappointed as well.

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