so for this event, sarah, jim and jill and nicole will discuss our topic for about an hour and 10 minutes. and after that, we will be opening up for any parts of their questions. so if you have as we go along, please drop in the question and answer section, we'll keep an eye on them tonight. and incorporate them into the last half of our discussion as our conversation goes. i may be dropping links and information into the chat that our speakers mentioned. don't worry if you missed any of them, aren't able to look at them at this time because we can include them in your follow up email after the program to this program is being recorded and you can catch the replay later on our website. indiana history dot org. i want to take a moment to remind us all to be and understanding as we navigate historical terminology for mental physical health and illnesses that we now understand more complete and fully in the 21st century lens of technology and medical advancements. i urge us to think more holistically what medical knowledge was available and the intention and actions with that knowledge. it's

well, one with fact, i want to say thank you so much, sarah, jim and jill and my teammate nicole for tonight's conversation. if any last questions or dropping into the q&a or the chat, my say thank you again and closes out. well, we dive into one of those, but otherwise you can go off and have a wonderful rest of your tuesday evening. but again, i just want to say thank you to sarah, jim and jill and nicole for tonight's conversation. and we very greatly appreciate time you gave and energy you brought this incredibly important discussion. thank you as well to our participants who engage with such great questions and took the time to join us this evening and. if you enjoyed this program, we hope you'll consider coming back for more. if nearby, visit the indiana historical society, a history for dimensions and testimony through january 27th for an interaction journey into holocaust history through the story and legacy of. eva court, a holocaust survivor, eyewitness to history who settled in and who was founder i of the candles museum, the children of auschwitz that dottie did lab exper

before this event jim jill and nicole will discover topics for about an hourr and 10 minutes ad after that we will open up for any specific questions. if you have questions you can go to the question and answer section. we will keep an eye on them and incorporate them into the last half of our discussion. as their conversation goes i may be dropping links for information into thean chat but don't worry if you miss any of them or aren't able to look at them at that time. you can include them in their follow-up after the program. this program is being recorded and you can check the replay later on on our web site through to want to take a moment termite is to be compassionate and understanding and navigating historical terminology meant to go and physical health illnesses that we understand more completely and fully in the 21st century lens of technology and medical advances. i urge is to think holistic way about what medical knowledge was available and the intention actions with that knowledge. judge patient care 100 years later but we must think about what future historians and doctor

. >> well, with that i want to say thank thank you so much, sarah, jim and jill in my teammate nicolehts conversation here in u.s. questions, drop in the q&a or chat? i will say thank you again and closes out. we can dive into one of those, but otherwise as so often have a wonderful rest of your tuesday meeting but againin what to say thankk you to sarah, jim and you and nicole for two nights conversation. we very greatly appreciatee y te are brought to this incredibly important discussion. thank you as well to our participants who engaged with such great questions and took the time to join us this evening. and if you enjoyed this program we hope you'll consider coming back for more. if there by visit the indiana historical history center for dimensions and testimony through january 27 for an interaction journey into holocaust history. the story and legacy of eva court, a holocaust survivor an eyewitness to history who settle indiana and was sounder of the candle museum, the children of auschwitz. and it effort to locate other survivors.ve also visit eva from auschwitz to indiana also

. >> thank you all for joining us tonight especially thank you to sarah, jim and jill nice to meet nicole in every single participant. have a great rest of yourd tuesday. >> thank you. >> night. >> american history tv saturdays on c-span2 exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 7:00 p.m. eastern best-selling author david grant shares his book the wager about the mid 18th century mutiny of the british naval ship off the coast of south america and the court-martial that followed. 10:30 p.m. eastern south dakota republican governor kristi noem on the presidency of calvin coolidge and the lessons for contemporary politics. exploring the american story, watermarking history tv saturday on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide our watch anytime online at c-span.org/history. >> sunday night on q&a presidential historian richard norton smith shares his biography of gerald florida titled an ordinary man he talks about his personal life in the establishment pitics as well as his efforts to heal the country following the watergate scandal and the controversi

jill? no, brother jim? no, and the grandkids got money from foreign companies, nope, none of those folks, none of those folks. and then the stuff released from ways and means yesterday, hunter biden saying to his brother -- his uncle jim, b.s., jim, all around b.s. explain to me one thing, tony brings to my table that i so desperately need i'm willing to sign over my family's brand. what's the brand? joe biden, and pretty much the rest of my business life. why? because that's only product i got. joe biden, the vice president at that time. it's plain english. i'm cleaning it up a little bit, a lot of swear words in there. why would i give this marginal bully the keys to my family's only asset. ok, we are told there is nothing linking him. so i have to ask this question, mr. turley, i'm going to ask you a question. if the brand and what you are selling is joe biden, the then vice president, and if joe biden or his family is receiving some kind of benefit by the sale of access or, you know, i'll leave it there

to request that keys be made available for office mates joe biden, jill biden, jim biden, gong dong and chairman of the cesc. not only did he share with his son, hunter biden, asked that the signage for the venture be listed as the biden foundation hudson west cefc us. in case it's not clear that joe biden wasn't a partner in these business dealings with affiliated entities with a key shared office space, the e-mail shows that hunter biden referenced joe biden and his partner in this venture. hunter shared the personal phone numbers who hunter biden shared with gong dong and jim biden. the management was told to call joe biden if they chose. cefc chairman yi gifted hunter biden a diamond worth $80,000 during their business relationship. chairman yi was detained in 2018 by chinese authorities initially recorded by chinese media that his detention was ordered by president jinping. mr. chairman, i ask for unanimous consented to enter this e-mail show joe biden linked with chairman yi. >> without objection. so ordered. >> let me ask you a question. who do you

. >> reporter: the couples say jill's father jim bob treated them harshly for trying to step back fromg but refused to show her the few filming contract she unknowingly signed. >> i feel like i was tricked into it. >> reporter: derrick, you are a lawyer. you referred to this contract as fraud? >> yeah. i still believe that. i stand behind that. it was a contract we wouldn't have agreed to based on the terms that were given. >> reporter: jill said she filmed over 200 episodes and two dozen specials with her family but never received a pay check until she confronted her father about it. the idea that you weren't paid and yet your wedding attracted 4.4 million viewers. you were in many ways the stars of the show. >> yeah. even the show soon after that was named jill counting on. we still weren't seeing income, even at that point. >> reporter: right openly you got a check for $175,000. but the revenue you generated, one could argue was considerably more than that. >> yes. >> reporter: jim bob and michelle duggar telling abc news in a statement in part, we aim to deal hopb raably with our c

dillard, nicknamed sweet jill muffin by her family, lived a seemingly idyllic life as the fourth child of jim, bob and michelle duggar, stars of the hit tlc reality series 19 kids and counting. >> okay, everybody. it is time for breakfast at the conservative christian and ever expanding family, a source of fascination for their strict rules on modest dressing, homeschooling and courting. >> but now jill and her husband, derek dillard, say that wholesome veneer masked a damaging culture of control. >> even if you're an adult, even if you're you've been an adult for a long time. you're married with kids. if your parents don't give their blessing, then you're not honoring them. and the family becoming embroiled in scandal. >> what's it like to know that your your parents were protecting your abuser? the couple now discussing what they say cameras didn't capture in their book counting the cost. but what were the costs in the way that you took? account of them? >> the biggest one is relationships, closeness and relationships with my family. that's been one of the biggest costs. >> as millions of f

jill? no. brother jim? no. these grand kids got money from foreign companies, no, none of those folks, none of those folks. than the stuff released from ways and means yesterday, hunter biden saying to his brother, his uncle jim, i'll around bs, explain to me one thing, tony brings to my table that i so desperately need that i'm willing to sign over my family's brand, what's the brand, joe biden and pretty much the rest of my business life because that's the only product i got. the vice president, joe biden at the time. it is plain english. why would i give this marginal ability the keys to my family's own assets. okay, we are told there's nothing linking them. i got to ask this question. if the brands and what you are selling is president biden, the then vice president and if joe biden or his families receive some kind of benefit by the sale of access or i will leave it there, selling of access or even the illusion of access, where does that lead you to conclude? >> if you look at actual cases i have cited in

jim? >>> we are waiting to hear from the white house after first lady jill biden's positive test for covid. we're monitoring those remarks. we'll bring you a live update. >>> plus one accused of war crimes, the other known to be a brutal dictator. now u.s. officials are learning that vladimir putin and kim jong un could be getting together for a key meeting. what they may be planning, just ahead. and a new update on the health of senate minority leader mitch mcconnell just hours before he is set to take the senate floor for the first time since his latest freezing episode. we'll bring you the latest. stay with "cnn news central." your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire hi, i'm stacey, and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. (guitar music) i decided to try golo when i had an international flight coming up and i realized i couldn't fly being the size that i was. my sister-in-law tried golo and had lost 50 pounds, so

jill? no. brother jim? no. grandkids that got money from foreign companies? no, none of those folks.ne of those folks. this is hunter biden saying to his uncle jim, bs jim, explain to me something, tony bobulinski brings to my table that i should desperately need that i'm willing to sign over my family's brand. what's the brand? joe biden and pretty much the rest of my business life, why because that's only product i got. joe biden the vice president at that time. it's plain english. there's lots of words in there. why would i give the bully the keys my family's only asset? oh, okay. we are told there's nothing linkingsp him. mr. turley i have to ask a question. if the brand and what you're selling is joe biden, the then vice president and if joe biden or his family is receiving some kind of benefit by the sale of access or, you know, i will leave it there, selling of access or even the allusion of to -- to joe biden? what does that lead you to conclude? >> well, if you lack -- look at actual cases i cited in my testimony, benefits to family members can be used to benefit of the prin

jim was talking about and kayla was talking about also, the ukrainians obviously wanting more weapons as well, wolf. >> absolutely. good points. stay safe over there in zaporizhzhia and ukraine, fred. jillre with us as well. these our russian expert. what do you expect the kremlin will react to president zelenskyy's message today? >> well, i mean, if you looked at the russian ambassador, he was sitting there in his chair checking his phone. so what they're going to do is say, probably, same old, same old. and we are winning, we will win, this is a threat against us, et cetera. i don't think it's going to change the russians. but i think, wolf, listening to your interview, zelenskyy at one point was talking about russian prop propaganda. and in addition to weapons, this really is propaganda war. and so zelenskyy is here with his own narrative, his own message. and i think the strongest message that i heard literally all day from him was that, this isn't just our fight, it's your fight. and you -- he's talking about not only the united states, but the developing world. if you think that we have problems in ukraine, russia can weaponize things against you, too. i think that could be, you k