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this is a man who looks not ironically like james brown, who had an f.b.i. file at the time. he had an f.b.i. file at the time. i don't think it was a mistake. he's shaking his fist at the physician viewer in what you could think as a kind of inserted black power kind of thing, but instead of making a political statement, it's threatening the viewer. >> probably around the same time that vietnam, i'm black and i'm proud. >> absolutely. also, you can tell it's orange on this page, maybe a bit hard to see here, but also appearing in an urban scene. it doesn't appear to be at least from my reading in a psychiatric hospital and so of course, this is also the same time period that the detroit riots, newark, other things are happening in the united states, and so what i feel like what is happening here is there is this conflation of a social -- and assaultive and belligerent cooperation begins with hall done the -- haldol the ad tells us. those are some of the more obvious shifts of what is happening in the 1960's. i'll also say there are two other key shifts that i'll blow through

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in the context that randal discussed, where you are doing hot rhetoric, making a lot of noise as james brown said. but really focuses on what people are trying to do. that's what chris and bob mcdonnell did. they talked to them about the issues that think were concerned about. people responded. >> ralph a couple of days ago had a report that some of the large donors to the traditional large donors to the rnc were not giving. they were dissatisfied with your leadership. newt gingrich was voted as saying some old timers in the party are uncomfortable with you because you come from a different background. i'm paraphrasing quite a bit. >> i do come. i grew up in petworth here in washington, d.c. i'm an urban kid. i have -- i cut my teeth on the politics of this city with the likes of david clark and john ray, and eleanor holmes norton, watching them maneuver and fight for the city. my experiences are different than most states and certainly national chairman. with respect to, you know, our major donors. ralph e. boyd doesn't understand how it works. i don't know who he's talking to. but in typic

that randall discussed where you're doing hot rhetoric and making a lot of noise, talking loud, as james brownaid, and saying nothing, but really focusing on what people are trying to do. that's what kris christy and bob donald did in their races. they talked about the issues that they were concerned about and then people responded. host: one person in "the washington times" said that the traditionally large donors were not giving -- they were dissatisfied with your leadership. newt gingrich was quoted of saying, some old timers in the party are uncomfortable with you because you come from a different background. i'm paraphrasing quite a bit there. but i just wanted to get your response from that. guest: i do come from a different background. i come from this background. i grew up here in washington, d.c. i'm an urban kid. i cut my teeth on the politics of this city with the likes of david clark and john ray and marion berry and eleanor holmes norton watching them maneuver and fight for this city. and so my experience is very different that most state chairman and certainly national chairman.

that randall discussed where you're doing hot rhetoric and making a lot of noise, talking loud, as james brown said, and saying nothing, but really focusing on what people are trying to do. that's what kris christy and bob donald did in their races. they talked about the issues that they were concerned about and then people responded. host: one person in "the washington times" said that the traditionally large donors were not giving -- they were dissatisfied with your leadership. newt gingrich was quoted of saying, some old timers in the party are uncomfortable with you because you come from a different background. i'm paraphrasing quite a bit there. but i just wanted to get your response from that. guest: i do come from a different background. i come from this background. i grew up here in washington, d.c. i'm an urban kid. i cut my teeth on the politics of this city with the likes of david clark and john ray and marion berry and eleanor holmes norton watching them maneuver and fight for this city. and so my experience is very different that most state chairman and certainly national chairman

scott brown, raymond james. dana johnson from comerica. and george from huntington.and with that, let me turn it over to stuart hoffman who is our chairman. >> good morning, everyone, and thank you, jim. welcome to all of you. appreciate you joining us this morning here. as jim just told you, argubright had a busy day yesterday. spent most of the morning and early afternoon discussing our outlook for the economy and in your packets, both a press release and there's a table summarizing the forecast and the important variables that we have talked about and issues. and that's what i'd like to discuss with you today briefly. and of course, that open it up for questions. i will talk about what i think with a six most important points that we talked about that came out of the forecast, but also the differences of opinion as we would put it, this sort of dispersion around the forecast you see here, which is a medium, as jim said, not all 15 of us were there, but i believe there were 10 of us there yesterday. so around that median forecast. clearly there are differences of o

masses of the side of the kitchen by author with henry james writing madam boveri, masses of acidification by pacification with thomas brown'stabare real classified under gardening. and masses and masses of misidentification by date so i was delighted to find i had written a book published in 1879. you may wonder why remained looking so young. that last point of course it seems to me is critical for historians what do historians have going for them if it isn't dates? [laughter] and famous updates, you guys haven't got a lot left. [laughter] okay so is it surprising they went down this road? no, i don't think so. i don't remember him talking to me in 2004 and saying we are going to scan books and i said which ones are you going to scan? ascent every one of them. that will resolve all the problems of selection. that is what we got a very good way to begin and i think that google talking to people at google talking to other people that work on google books my sense is they will never say it publicly that they took a lot more that they realized they were taking on. the other thing i discovered and i had this to my and confirmed

james. "the intimate lives of the founding fathers." the women who played a central part in the creating our country. the newly elected republican senator from massachusetts, scott brown, spoke with reporters in boston this morning for about 20 minutes. >> i am proud about the campaign we had. we work very hard and travel throughout the state talking with people and asking about the issues that concern them and we could not have done it without an extraordinary effort by everybody, from the top to the bottom, a true grass-roots effort, and for that i am very thankful. i look for to getting to work right away and trying to deal with all the very important challenges we have before us. as you know this morning, mike campaigns legal counsel delivered a request to the secretary of state for an official vote count, and with an -- within that the number of outstanding absentee ballots, and i am confident that the margin will be greater. i am hopeful that the senate will see me on the basis of those unofficial returns, and just as they did for ted kennedy in 1962, and more recently in 2007. with that, i am very happy to take some questions. >> could you give us your reaction

that randall discussed where you're doing hot rhetoric and making a lot of noise, talking loud, as james brown said, and saying nothing, but really focusing on what people are trying to do. that's what kris christy and bob donald did in their races. they talked about the issues that they were concerned about and then people responded. host: one person in "the washington times" said that the traditionally large donors were not giving -- they were dissatisfied with your leadership. newt gingrich was quoted of saying, some old timers in the party are uncomfortable with you because you come from a different background. i'm paraphrasing quite a bit there. but i just wanted to get your response from that. guest: i do come from a different background. i come from this background. i grew up here in washington, d.c. i'm an urban kid. i cut my teeth on the politics of this city with the likes of david clark and john ray and marion berry and eleanor holmes norton watching them maneuver and fight for this city. and so my experience is very different that most state chairman and certainly national chairman