blair, and for the secessionist leaders, you have major clayborn jackson, governor jackson's aide. they come to keep the peace if possible. they are there to prevent the outbreak of war in missouri. this meeting will last several hours and brigadier general lion becomes frustrated to the point general lyon becomes frustrated, to the point he looks at the secessionist leaders and has this. rather than concede to the state of missouri that my government will not bring troops into the state or move troops at its own will into, out of, or through the state, rather than concede to the state of missouri for one single instance the right to dictate to my government in any manner, however unimportant, i will see you and you and you and every man and woman and child in the state dead and buried. this means war. seriously. that's exactly how it was said, too. in order for us to understand what happened that day, we need to go back a little bit, a few months prior right around 1860 21861. missouri is an american borderland. this is part of a series of works on the state of missouri. i guess t

to rendezvous with jackson. we will clash with jackson's column at the battle of car things will result in the first confederate victory in the campaign. the confederate general in the indian territory has a brigade of men that he will begin to advance into the state of missouri on july the 4th. some historians believe that this is the very first confederate invasion of the north. some may argue differently, but i've heard both. this is one of the first, i'll say that. this cartoon was done after the battle of boom ville, showing the great lion hunt. but then you line it is chasing price, who is holding his belly, sick. the four stages of the campaign. line and sturgis will rendezvous its springfield. they are green troops and they still need to train there in the low part of the state the southern part of the state. he has gotten permission from the government to position himself in missouri if the situation calls for it. one last thing, both of the armies at this point are looking for a fight. by august the 1s

guard sterling price and governor jackson's aide. they come together at this meeting to keep the peace, if possible. they are there to negotiate, to prevent the outbreak of war in missouri. but this meeting will last for several hours and brig dean general lion grows frustrated as the minutes tick by, to the point where he gets up out of his seat, looks at the successionist leaders tells them this, rather than concede to the state of missouri the right to demand that my government shall not enlist troops within her limits or bring troops into the states whenever it pleases, or move troops at its own will into, out of or through the state, rather than concede to the state of missouri for one single instant the right to dictate to my government in any manner however unimportant i will see you and you and you and every man, woman and child in the state dead and buried. this means war. seriously, that's exactly how it was said, too, so i try to dramatize that a little bit for the crowd. but in order for us to really understand what had t

george washington secret six, thomas jefferson and the pirates, andrew jackson and the miracle of new orleans all told his books have reached over 2.5 million readers around the world which is fairly impressive that mac these are history books. it's impressive. his latest book which we are salivating tonight is "sam houston & the alamo avengers". it is yet another bestseller they debuted last week as number three on "the new york times" bestseller list. unfortunately, the list comes out and he's not at three anymore but at two. congratulations. that's awesome. if you have not read it you are in for a treat and i have good news for you, you are taking home a signed copy of a new book and we are so honored to have him tonight. he will speak to us for a couple minutes and he told me they might take a few questions if you are kind to him. welcome back. thank you for being here. [applause] >> thank you for coming out tonight. you all seem very nice, well-dressed and all wearing basically the same type of glue which is somewhat scary. dylan martinez has done such an incredible job leading t

jackson lee, for five minutes. ms. jackson lee: madam chair and ranking member, thank you very much for this important hearing and let me thank the witnesses for being present today. i think it is very important. mr. hastings, let me be clear that you handle law enforcement operations covering both u.s. border patrol and customs and border protection? mr. hastings: no, ma'am. just border patrol. ms. jackson lee: all right. so a typo. it has you in both positions. you are not. just wanted to clarify that. mr. hastings: just border patrol, ma'am. ms. jackson lee: let me just, for the record, take note of the fact that a number of children have died in 2018 that, in fact, no child had died in c.b.p. custody for the entire decade before 2018. nd we lost in particular jakelyn, felipe, and and a number of children that proceeded to get medical care who were detaped in places c.b.p. and ultimately for migrant children passed away while or shortly after being released from federal custody. would both of you, whether you or aro

but sherman is back in jackson, destroying jackson. it is a military center that will affect or -- what is the word i am looking for? it will threaten grant's rear if he is moving westward towards vicksburg. the point is, grant has his entire army up and ready to go on the morning of may the at 16th champion hill. grant has a good handle on the situation. let's compare that to the confederates. john c pemberton, let's do the same analysis up and down the chain of command. all that. up the chain of command, pemberton is having problems. whereas grant is out in the middle of nowhere in mississippi and can't even get in contact with his superiors. pemberton has ready access to both his department commander as well as his ultimate commander, the commander-in-chief, everson -- jefferson davis. the problem is, both are telling him what to do. i have often thought pemberton is in a situation, must have been like having two mothers in law. [laughter] i never been in that situation. i got one, i dearly love her, but one is enough. [laughter] i

times" best-selling books, george washington secret six, thomas jefferson and the pirates, andrew jackson and miracle of new orleans all told his books have reached over 200 -- 2.5 million account of the world which is fairly impressive because these are history books. it's impressive. his latest book we are celebrating tonight is sam houston and alamo have been jurors. it's yet anothe another bestselr that's debuted last week as number three on the bestseller list. the list just came out and he's at number two. if you haven't read it you are in for a treat and i have good news for you tonight. you are taking home a signed copy of the new book. we are honored to have him tonight and he's good to speak for a couple of minutes. he told me he might take a couple questions if you are kind tyou're kindto him so welcome te bestsellers list. thank you for being here. >> thank you for coming out tonight. i don't know anybody that you seem nice and well dressed and you are all wearing the same type of blue which is kind of scary. [laughter] they've done an incredible job leading the way with the p

best-selling books, george washington secret six, thomas jefferson and the tripoli pirates, andrew jackson and the miracle of new orleans, all tole multiple of his books have reached over 2.5 million around the world, which is fairly impressive. mpese are just the books. it's impressive. his latest book which we are celebrating tonight is the sam houston and the& alamo avengers. it is yet another bestseller. it debuted last week at number three on "the new york times" bestseller list. [applause] [cheering] unfortunately, the list just came out. he's not at three any more companies not to, so congratulations. if you haven't read it, you are in for a treat and i have good news for you tonight, you are taking home a signed copy of his new book. we are so honored to have him tonight, and he is going to speak to us for a couple of t minutes. she told me he might take a few questions if you are kindue to him. and so welcome back to the bestseller list. thank you for being here. [applause] thank you for coming tonight. i don't know anybody but you seem nice and you are all wearing basically the s

we start with you. >> i had written a biography of stonewall jackson. we started to do further reading, and it is a different place. and a vengeful, however it is a hard war. they use the term band box, these were young men, and dreams of glory. it is about the early war and i thought not only was the latter war more extreme place and influenced the war. when i looked at doing that, i knew bruce won a pulitzer in 1953 with a wonderful book about appomattox. the army of the potomac, they are not covered by that. they have done that 75 times are now. nobody has done it and there have been grant/lee books and there was appomattox, to me the last year seems like a valid lens or aperture through which to look at the war. it starts with grant's arrival to take command of the union army and roughly at appomattox roughly a year later. the election of 64. the original driver, capturing this very much harder war that came about staff's refusal to lose unleashes all sorts of nasty demons, these guerrilla wars, anti-civilian wars, things that happened the south won

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then he gave the photographs to the jackson center. this is one of my favorites because it has a wonderful love story. this was taken on franklin street. they were sitting across an intersection. as you can see the different signs they are holding up. the gentleman on your far left and the lady on the far right is ruby. we are talking about segregation were black and white did not interact. he was very much attracted to ruby. he told ruby that he wanted to date her. of course ruby thought he was out of his mind. but he pursued her and they began dating. of course the parents were not in favor of this interracial couple. they thought trouble was going to follow. but they continued to date one another. the parents realize there was nothing they could do about it. woundh -- bruce and ruby up getting married. it is just a wonderful love story that survived and came out of a movement. and sustain past the movement. this photograph is another special photograph because this just shows you how young some of the people were who were actually m

jackson: thank you. [cheering] >> thank you representative jackson.itor from louisiana has been serving alongside her husband, governor john bel edwards, since 2016. she is an outspoken advocate for children and the family and created campaigns to support children at all stages. please welcome to the stage, the first lady of louisiana,. donna: thank you so much. good afternoon. and thank you all for having me here today. i also wants to give a special shout out to everyone from the great state of louisiana here with us today. being here today is important to me and my husband, governor john bel edwards, who was sworn in for a second term as governor of louisiana, and we are proud. faith, our faith is the guiding source in both of our lives, and we are not shy about it. we rely on our faith daily to inform decisions that we make. we believe in the power of prayer, because we know firsthand that prayer changes things. so, as believers, we know that god does not conform to man's laws. and at the end of the day, it is up to each of us to pray, and to stan

michael jackson?loor in front of the tv. you couldn't believe what you were seeing. >> i would say the moonwalk was really one of the first viral moments that affected rock history. the next week "thriller" started selling a million copies a week. >> i like michael jackson because he's bad, he knows how to dance. >> he's so sexy and so gorgeous. >> he's exciting! >> michael jackson is the man of the '80s. >> mtv starts to get pressure from cbs records, which was michael jackson's label. >> rock and roll in itself was really the thing that broke a lot of rules. when you're very successful, you try to make your own rules occasionally. >> as the story goes, cbs essentially said we will pull every other artist we have on mtv if you don't play this. they had to be essentially blackmailed into doing it. ♪ it doesn't matter who's wrong or right ♪ ♪ just beat it >> he was the artist that mtv really needed. they didn't know they needed him, but boy, when we started to see those michael jackson videos, it was j

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superstar, it's like with michael jackson or something. these guys become iconic.t was great to see those images from the west coast and people putting flowers outside the staples center. the impact this is going to have out there, a little bit like when dale earn hard died in florida, what the car racing is down there. lakers are king in l.a. this guy was their king. >> top to bottom, so many reflecting. were you going to speak quickly, jack? >> yeah. the thing is you heard the emotion in jerry's voice. jerry and kobe are so inexplicably tide up. when he was ready to come out of high school, there was no lebron, no blue priprint. there was no blueprint for a 17-year-old kid, which is what kobe was when he staged this immortal workout that gary west had assigned the lakers best defensive player, and said, let's go at this kid. jerry west saw like five minutes of that workout and go, i don't know what we got to do, but he's going to be a laker. and since that moment, you know, jerry, sort of the era from the '50s and '60s was really tied up with the kobe bryant. he

a minute, michael jackson at halftime, man, we're going to be going over plays with michael jacksonng in at halftime, and it's longer halftime. i told coach, i got to go to the bathroom. he said, okay, all right, go to the bathroom. i went to the bathroom, then i snuck right on back out and went all the way out, and i watched michael jackson. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you did. >> you got to believe i watched michael jackson. what? >> jimmy: did you miss any of it? anything -- >> the halftime stuff? yeah. when i got back, what's wrong? i thought i had a one but it was a two. it took a little longer. he said, come in, i'll catch you up. he caught me up. >> jimmy: wow. >> i got to see the halftime. still went back and won the super bowl. [ cheers and applause ] we won the super bowl. >> jimmy: good thing. >> i got to see michael jackson, yeah. >> jimmy: you had to choose between the super bowl and the toilet bowl. so you have -- you know what, i have to say, one of the -- you have more great stories than almost anybody i know. we've had the pleasure of chatting. have you though

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is clear is anybody that served under andrew jackson and looked up to i jackson, even people that challengedke davy crockett did in tennessee and criticized jackson, many of them felt it should be part of the u.s. because of the purchase. >> why didn't america just take it? mexico was just getting on their feet. america didn't want to fight another war. >> america was trying to fight not to fight another war. there was the feeling of the future of america, we weren't looking so much to go westward in the manifestation of be to -- >> the buy around the time of 1830s the western movement was starting to kick it in with people that moved to tennessee and now further westford this was before the gold rush in california. in the 1830s,, get into texas getting the big spread of having the farm, this wasas considereda great move to make. don't forget, along the louisiana border and texas were some of the great timberland in north america. in that industry you can make a fortune on raw resources down there. it started becoming very attractive. p >> when stephen austin gets out of prison, he realizes

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. >> we are in chapel hill, north carolina at the marion g jackson center. this is a place where we preserve the history of the north side community. behind me are for grass of the civil rights community. in the 1960's, it chapel hill was segregated. people could not go into stores. the school's were segregated. thingsie theaters -- all were segregated. this was a time when black people had to create their own community. in this particular community, they built their homes. they had stores, a business district. a had one school. they had churches that everyone attended. and it was a close-knit community. things rolling here was after the wayne's world sit in, there was a group of guys that got together and they decided they needed to do something here in chapel hill to make change happen. that is where this started. what made this movement different from those that were going on in other places was that this was led by high school students. students got together, talked about it, and began to plan for citizens and marches and things of that nature. during th

o sam jackson was fully sam jackson then. only nobody knew it.-inch tv that was, like, in the corner, and, for some reason, family feud was on heavy rotation, and they'd watche werl game, and sam was the arbiter. it would be, like, favorite cake! pitch, you said avocado! what the ( bleep )! ( laughter ) you know, something like that. and i was the new guy. >> stephen: sure. and i was, like, yeah, that's a crazy answer! ( laughter ) and adolph caesar was there, and adolph was, like, an old shakespearean actor. he was like the high light the nose brings out the melon collie of the character. and sam said ( bleep ) we aint doing kaboogie! why are you putting all that makeup on?! ( laughter ) it was brutal. so i felt a lot of pressure. you never dropped a line your would be publicly scorned. >> stephen: by him? he would take you -- >> among others. >> stephen: okay. and you're how old at this point? >> 24, something like that. >> stephen: intimidated, i assume? >> i loved it. i mean, i wanted to be on that team, you understand? >> stephen: sure. o i

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jackson spoke on hot 97 a radio station it's a deep deep deep conversation but here's a little a little slice of it so you can hear his perspective have a look the thing in my mind is i know the young brothers in the movie and he's british so there are a lot of british black british actors that we're out of time. so i tend to wonder what would that movie have been when an american brother really stands that in a way because i mean daniel grew up going to country where you know they've been in a recent. you know britain only about like real white people just i'm. so what would a brother from america have made of that. and i'm sure the director helped and you know some things are universal but everything. so antonio keeping in mind what sam jackson said there i want to share this on twitter from black state of america who say black citizens of other countries can empathize empathize but never understand afro descendents experiences any more than we can fully understand their experiences we have connected heritage and spiritual ancestors but our lives are very different especially inside o

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prior to new market he fought at shiloh, baton rouge, stone's river, jackson. the opening messages that start off the campaign are very interesting. here is the one that robert e. lee sends to breckinridge on may 1st, 1864. general, i gather from the reports of scouts recently from the valley that averill, a union guy we'll talk about in a minute, has set out on an expedition trying to reach the virginia/tennessee railroad or effect the capture of stanton. i think it would be well to have everything prepared to meet him. and in conjunction with the general to destroy him if possible. the enemy will probably make a diversion from the khan gnaw valley to keep forces occupied while he accomplishes his main design. i'm inclined to think his object is to move on stanton. if so, you might move against his lun of communications while bowden holds him in front or concoct a plan of defeating him. these moves will probably be simultaneous with the attack by grant here who has been reinforced by burn side's army from annapolis. it will be impossible to send any reenforcem

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