and so even as we moved further out to long island we always ended up coming back to here or jackson heightss you come. sometimes i joke because queens is so great and diverse but its also because the airport is right here. so it's just like you get off of this 16 hour flight with no money in your pocket from india and like where am i going to live? well, i'm already here so let's start with this place. ♪ >> anthony: soup dumplings, piping hot and filled with ground pork in near boiling broth. >> heems: this is why i come here. >> anthony: yeah this is dumplings. >> anthony: so when you were growing up what was the international breakdown of a typical class at school? >> heems: my high school is a public high school, but it was maybe 70 percent east and south asian, mostly chinese and korean, and all of those kids end up going to harvard. all of those kids end up going to nyu and those types of schools, and you know if the american dream is alive i think it's alive in places like queens. >> anthony: what do you mean by that? >> heems: that there are still a lot of people coming here with not

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in elmhurst, corona, and jackson heights queens, four robberies happening on the same day. >> tucker: caracas now, and we're not doing anything about it. ask anyone who owns a business in downtown los angeles. in beverly hills even. it's completely out of control. the reason it is is because police aren't punishing people the way they did. in new york city, a man was busted with 20,000 fentanyl pills in chelsea, which was a nice neighborhood in new york, released immediately. the so this doesn't work. the question is what does work. one of the smartest people we've in the last year is jeannie burton, 50, a mother of three. for most of her life she was badly addicted to drugs. while addicted, she committed a slew of crimes, car thefts, shot somebody. she racked up 17 separate felony convictions and served three separate terms in prison, and then did something that too many do, she got total control of her life, even graduated college. in the process of that, gained a lot of wisdom. so it's with great pleasure we welcome jenny burton to the show tonight. thank you so much for coming on.

lease sat y the two me struck at least seven times ina, three weeks in elmhurst, corona andkson jackson heights, queens. four of those robberies happening on the same day. so t >> oh, s'so it's karakus now whn and we're not doing anythingness about it. ask anyone who owns a businessis in downtown los angeles, inou beverly hills, even. it's completely out of control. and the reason it is is because police aren't punishing people the way they did inbu new york city. sted wit man was just busted with twentyn thousand fentanyl pills inrhoodn chelsea, which was a nice neighborhood in new york , thi and he was released immediately. >> so thist work doesn't work. the question is , what does work? one of the smartest peoplear we've talked to in our hour long fox nation show inrton, the last two years, a woman called gidding burto50n, she's ,she's a mother of three . and for most of her life, shes. was badly addicted to drugs. and while addicted, she committed a slew of crimes. car theft. she even shot somebody. she racked up 17 separatenvicti felonyon convictions and servedd three separate terms in pri

it's the stuff is called greek revival which was the height of style in the united states in the 1830s. we know, think of jackson as representing the growing democracy of the country, and the greek revival style appeal to americans because of the greek democracies. you approach the mansion coming up the driveway that is shaped like a guitar, very appropriate for nashville, the front of the mansion you see two story portico the runs across the house with a gallery and wings when it off to the side that is clearly very state of the art for 1835, and just a very imposing house that became the model for many other plantation houses. they began building the nucleus of this building in 1819, and their financial position had turned around sufficiently that they were ready to build a house of this size. they moved into the house in 1821. it was basically the same building as this, but much simpler. rachel died in 1828, and then in the years following her death the house was expanded. at one point the house burn and it was rebuilt into the mansion that we know today. the original plan of the house, the middle part, is ca

when thomas jonathan jackson who is not yet stonewalled jackson from when he takes his troops across the river to occupy the maryland heightsross harpers ferry, he isn't back because they shouldn't provoke anything. the expectations are going to work this out with cap this disruption and secession but after the hotheads regained some wholeness, we want to get together and there's going to be reconstruction and that's the first time reconstruction get used. the convention of the state and everything will be peaceful again and we'll work this all out. that doesn't happen. he's actually writing about maybe i should resign. maybe i should just give us up and tried to go back to being neutral. by then, it was much too late. federal forces already occupied arlington and you might say dying the past. but lee is surprisingly reluctant confederate mary chestnut diary, she puts on people talking to her saying we can't trust robert e lee, he's not with us. robert e lee will be tried as a traitor to the confederacy. to confirm that, that's an 1861. february 1865 when lee proposes the emancipation of slaves and recruitment for the confe

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