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david: he built a law practice and she built a law practice? john: they both had their own independent law practices, because back then you could not work in a big downtown law practice. my mom worked on divorces, and my dad did mostly real estate and bankruptcies. david: you were the only child? john: i was. david: the advantage is that your parents put a lot of time and attention in on you, is that a good thing? john: they focused everything on me. they got divorced when i was three years old. so i had two different lifestyles. my dad loved in a studio apartment not far from downtown. my mom lived in a large house in hyde park. they were different political persuasions. my mom was republican, and my dad was a democrat. so i learned to negotiate two different worlds each and every week. david: and you win to chicago lab school, which is known for its k-12? john: i got there in ninth-grade. terrific place. david: and in addition to your academic pursuits, you are a basketball player? john: i was. david: and you went to princeton and you played baske

$1.00 of them obama whether it's years from now or decades or even the takes another 2 centuries john laws will be a founding father of that fuller fairer. better america. just like obama many speak is on the line john lewis' courage which shaped the history of the us lewis who was born in alabama in 1940 was a leader of the march on washington which helped and racial segregation in the country he was jailed many times and attacked by state troopers lewis was a champion of peaceful civil disobedience which he called good trouble. he got into a lot of good trouble along the way but let's not forget he also developed an absolutely uncanny ability. to heal troubled waters. later in life john lewis time from protest to politics he ran for congress in 1907 and state for 35 years until his death on july 17th representative lewis was laid to rest at the south you some a tree in atlanta to mount a new thinking junior is also buried. there and just reminder of the top story we're following for you here today on d w news u.s. lawmakers have rejected president altro side he is to delay the upcoming l

this is the kaiser report fear money spent try over and over again throughout history going back to john law hundreds of years ago in france and as voltaire has said the value of money always returns to its intrinsic value of 0 i think we may be that once again an inflection point stacy where the fia money experiment and paper tears its paper tears from here on out of course kaiser report has told us for the past 10 years we have warned you about this you know j.p. morgan himself one time at one point when he was alive back oh about 100 years ago he said gold is money all else is credit well deutsche bank's head of credit. so he should know agrees with them deutsche bank top credit strategist makes stunning admission i am a gold bug fear money is a passing fad in the history of money so he said gold is definitely a fee out money hedge he's buying gold and that money will be a passing fad in the long term history of money well yeah this that always has been a passing fad and there's always a return to gold that the saying is that when you have money printers in charge the act of printing all

is the concert report fear money spent try over and over again throughout history going back to john law hundreds of years ago in france as voltaire said the value of money always returns to its intrinsic value 0 i think we may be once again an inflection point stacy where the fia money experiment and paper tears its paper tears from here on out of course kaiser report has told us for the past 10 years we have warned you about this you know j.p. morgan himself one time at one point when he was alive back oh about 100 years ago he said gold is money all else is credit well deutsche bank head of credit so he should know.

ability to heal troubled waters i've come here today because so many americans or great depth to john laws and his forceful vision. but it's why. come. the. grumbling from you is that. you actually don't use his reminder top story at this home cong has announced that legislative elections planned for september will be postponed by a year i'm sides at the spike in coronavirus cases as the reason. is did i hear news live from berlin that's it for me at the news jeanne phenolic forget you can keep up with the news on our web site as well that's t w dot com and do a follow us on twitter and instagram if you don't already all stay tuned rob what's . as the business news for you write offs the by. law. the by. the book. come. to the point strong opinions clear positions of international perspectives claim. all the united states in china drifting towards the name calling the moral compass so much at stake what can be done to ensure that the world's 2 most powerful nations don't reach a point of no return find out onto the point shots like. to point out all the big 60 minutes on w. . i think is ev

try over and over again throughout history going back to john law hundreds of years ago and. as voltaire as the value of money always returns to its intrinsic value 0. i think we may be at once again an inflection point stacey where the fia let me experiment and in paper tears it's paper tears from here on out of course kaiser report has told you this for the past 10 years we have warned you about this you know j.p. morgan himself one time at one point when he was alive back oh about 100 years ago he said gold is money all else is credit well deutsche bank's head of credit. so he should know agrees with them deutsche bank top credit strategist makes stunning admission i am a gold bug for money is a passing fad in the history of money so he said gold is definitely a fee out money hedge he's buying gold and that money will be a passing fad in the long term history of money well yeah this it always has been a passing fad and there's always a return to gold and the thing is that when you have money printers in charge the act of printing all that paper money to hang around guys th

about whether or not this was in the soul of the federal government's power you know i won't say john law u.s. attorney here is a former colleague of mine and is worried that that's not what's going to be average joe i never different reaction to this if that's what was happening but if all these are this additional federal investigators that's fine but it's not going to solve this huge issues that have been ongoing here in chicago for many years primus did other years as well and 100 more federal agents are going to rise and if it is there i read today about this issue of confrontation for political gain with it what do you think. well i can't say you know whether or not he's going to mislead or i will say that. crime is not created or solved by president or mayor and it's created by a you know. issues and problems are there far more complex than we did talk about on this program or that it's trying to grapple with and it would be nice to have a president who was working with us here in the city charlotte assault these problems as opposed to using us as of. right or gay or not i'm going

john lewis who stepped up. his steadfast insistence made a difference and it resulted in the first step act signed into law. rosa parks was one of john lewis' heroes. when she died in october 2005, her body laid in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol. tens of thousands of people filed past to pay their respects to this great heroin of justice who had the courage to refuse to sit in the segregated portion of that bus. they came all night and the next morning. late at night john lewis walked quietly into the rotunda. he waited in line with every other mourner. accompanying him were a handful of blind men and women using white canes. that was john lewis showing the way, a quiet and powerful example. he showed us that the promise of america is the promise of dignity for everyone. in john's eyes, none of us is free until all of us is free. born in troy, alabama, the son and grandson of share croppers, he saw the injustice of jim crow even when he was a young boy. when he was 15, he discovered a man who became and iconic leader and his personal mentor. at that age john bought a comic book. it was entitled martin luthe

struggle of the united states to live up to its founding ideals of equal justice under the law; whereas the bravery of john lewis during bloody sunday, like congress to pass and president lyndon b. johnson to sign into law the voting rights act of 1965 ensuring that african americans had the right to fully participate in a democratic process in the united states; whereas john lewis faithfully served the city of atlanta between 1977 and 1981 embodying his election fight promise to bring a sense of ethics and moral courage to the atlanta city council; whereas john lewis faithfully served the fifth congressional district of georgia in the house of representatives between 1987 and 2020 serving as the conscience of the congress by continuing his pursuit of justice in truth in the capital of the united states; and whereas the senate

and john law with his family, they sailed from france and came here. in indigo until the late 18th century, early 19th century. first planters and we are in the climate zone. we could not really, no one has really been able to take it the full way before that. over was someone who came after the revolution and all of the planters followed after that. -- right around the time the first sugar crop was being granulated, indigo was not really a viable crop anymore. planted today. industry. a gigantic they are now sent off to the dominoes refinery. successive generations around the plantation, all of africanr of african and descended people. many successive generations were enslaved here. so the population would have changed over time. the highest number we have 101, butat any time is we believe it's a little low. we believe there's perhaps as many as 200 people. we had a record of 300 people. but there will be a lot of people miss saying. we will not really start introducing that population. towill begin with a memorial people enslaved on this land. this i

i shared an office with a young lawyer who was in john doar's law firm in wisconsin by the name of tom bell. and he was very focused on, you know, aggregating and recording the facts, the statements of information. so, i don't remember. i do remember that starting in early summer -- maybe this was through bernie -- i began listening to tapes and i began to listen to the tapes of president nixon talking to his staff members, talking to henry kissinger, talking to his filipino valet. and i particularly remember what we called the tape of tapes which was richard nixon taping himself listening to tapes. and i was one of several people whose job it was to try to in so far as possible perfect the transcription. so, we would sit there with the headphones on just exhaustingly listening trying to make out words. some of the transcription had already occurred, but some of it was garbled. it was not at all clear. but the tape of tapes was a big revelation to me. i had no idea that he would be taping himself listening to tapes and then coming up with rationalizations. so, he would call somebody in

it was founded by a german immigrant who came in the company of john law with his family. they sailed from a port in france and came here. in 1752, when he founded this plantation it was much smaller. grew riceract and he and indigo principally as the main cash crops. was the significant cash crop in the 18th century. he and his children continued planting indigo until the late 18th century, beginning of the 19th century. the first louisiana planters successfully granulated sugar in louisiana. we are in a green climate zone, so no one had been able to take it the full way. in 1795, with the help of all of them haiti, planters followed suit after that. sugar could make a lot more money than indigo could. there were crop failures and competition in the market. right around these first -- the same time the first sugar crop was being granulated, indigo was not really a viable crop anymore. so this plantation transitioned at some point after that. it remains planted in sugar today. it's still a gigantic industry. there are historic cane fields that are now sent off to sugar ref

john? let's honor him by vitalizing the law that he was willing to die for. [ applause ] and by the way, naming it the john lewis voting rights act, that is a fine tribute. but john wouldn't want us to stop there. just trying to get back to where we already were. once we pass the john lewis voting rights act, we should keep marching to make it even better. [ applause ] by making sure every american is automatt c automatically registered to vote, including inmates who have earned their second chance. by adding polling places and expanding early voting and making election day a national holiday so if you are someone when's working in a fac got to go to her job and doesn't get time off, you can still cast your ballot. by guaranteeing that every american citizen has equal representation in our government including the american citizens who live in washington, d.c. and in puerto rico. they're americans. [ applause ] by ending some of the partisan gerrymandering so the voters have the chance to choose their poll turns, not the other way around. and if all this takes eliminating the filibuster, anothe

this is the kaiser report fear money spent try over and over again throughout history going back to john law hundreds of years ago in france and as voltaire has said the value of money always returns to its intrinsic value 0 i think we may be once again an inflection point stacey where the fia money experiment is paper tears it's paper tears from here on out of course kaiser report has told you this for the past 10 years we have warned you about this you know j.p. morgan himself one time at one point when he was alive back oh about 100 years ago he said gold is money all else is credit well deutsche bank's head of credit so he should know agrees with deutsche bank top credit strategist make stunning admission i am a gold bug feel money is a passing fad in the history of money so he said gold is definitely a fee out money hedge he's buying gold and that money will be a.

nikema williams was chosen by the democratic party in georgia shortly after john lewis passing in accordance with georgia law as the person who will be on the ballot for congressman lewis in november. given the district's -- she is likely to be, for all intents and purposes, the person who will be replacing him again after 17 terms in congress. but john lewis is irreplaceable. she can only be pt next congressperson from the fifth district. >> big shoes to fill. errin, erica, thanks for being here. actress kerry washington will be here along with director of aclu voting rights project. they are going to weigh in on

john? let's honor him by revitalizing the law that he was willing to die for. pplause] nd by the way -- naming it theon lewis voting rights act, that is a fine tribute. but john wouldn't want us to stop there. just try to get back to where we already were. once we passed the john lewis voting rights act, we should keep marching. to make it even better. [applause] by making sure every american is automatically registered to vote. including former inmates who have earned their second chance. [applause] by adding polling places. and expanding early voting. and making election day a national holiday so if you are somebody who is working in a factory or you're a single mom whose got to go to her job and oesn't get time off, you can till cast your ballot. by guaranteing that every american citizen has equal representation in our government including the american citizens who live in washington, d.c. and in puerto rico. [applause] they're americans. [applause] by ending some of the partisan gerrymandering so that all vote verse the power to choose their politicians, no

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to that say really turned the corner for our country to get that significant landmark passed into law. johne that pushed for it with martin luther king jr. and the whole, the big six as the group was known. he was there at the white house and was honored by president kennedy and, ultimately, president johnson who worked with him on other achievements. but he never stopped fighting. he did believe in that nonviolent mantra that martin luther king jr. always a talked about as well that, you know, you always keep fighting for what you believe in, you keep pushing. john just had that friendly way about him, but we all know he had been through some very brutal times, personal brute brutal beatings himself, but he always talked about the prize, continuing to fight for a more perfect union. we are a more perfect union because of john lewis. harris: minority whip steve scalise, appreciate your time and your perspective and your memories and your focus for the future today. thank you. the caisson which will carry john lewis across the edmund pettus bridge is now moving. and you see people are gather

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the fulbright chair in human rights and social justice at the university ottawa school of law and was the john lee merritt visiting professor at the university of pittsburgh school of law. he is the author of more than 200 scholarly articles and the author or editor of more than 50 books. his most recent supreme injustice, slavery in the nation's highest court was published by howard -- i am sorry. excuse me. harvard university press in 2018. please join me in a warm welcome for dr. spencer crew and doctor paul i finkelman. [applause] >> >> good evening, paul. >> good evening, spencer. >> we have and friends for a long time, i'm a little nervous. >> it's great to be here at in this amazing building with this amazing collection, here to educate all americans on parts of our past that most americans don't know enough about. >> it is an important place. i feel very fortunate to be. here i think what we're trying to do is talk about american history seen through the african american lands. to understand how influential it is new history of this country, the more that we do that, the better informe

better way than a statement calling him a hero. >> right. >> you want to honor john, let's honor him by revitalizing the law that he was willing to die for. [ applause ] and by the way naming the john lewis voting rights act, that is a fine tribute. but john wouldn't want us to stop there. just trying to get back to where we already were. once we pass the john lewis voting right act. we should keep marching. to make it even better. by making sure every american is automatically registered to vote, including former inmates who've earned their second chance. by adding polling places. and expanding early voting and making election day a national holiday so if you are somebody who's working in a factory or you're a single mom, who's got to go to her job and doesn't get time off, you can still cast your ballot. by guaranteeing that every american citizen has equal representation in our government, including the american citizens who live in washington d.c., and in puerto rico. they're americans. [ applause ] by ending some of the partisan jerry mandering. so that all voters have the power to choose their politic

john? let's honor him by revitalizing the law that he was willing to die for. [ applause ] and by the way, naming it the john lewis voting rights act, that is a fine tribute, but john wouldn't want us to stop there. just trying to get back to where we already were. once we pass the john lewis voting rights act, we should keep marching. to make it even better. by making sure every american is automatically registered to vote, including former inmates who have earned their second chance. by adding polling places and expanding early voting and making election day a national holiday so if you are somebody who is working in a factory or you're a single mom who's got to go to her job and doesn't get time off, you can still cast your ballot. by guaranteeing that every american citizen has equal representation in our government, including the american citizens who live in washington, d.c. and in puerto rico. they're americans. by ending some of the partisan gerrymandering so that all voters have the power to choose their politicians, not the other way around. and if all this takes eliminating the f

one of which was to house john marshall's early law practice. eventually, right outside this window you would have been able to see his two-story brick law office, but until that time he used this room to entertain his clients. the desk that we see right over here is actually john marshall's desk. it would have been in that two-story brick law office. it would have been used by marshall to write when he was supreme court chief justice. that was something that he was very well-known for, was being a very long-winded writer. so that would have taken place sitting right here. john marshall would have been in residence during his time as supreme court chief justice for probably about a third of the year. this spot where i'm currently standing would have been basically the location that john marshall would have been at the head of the table in an event that was notoriously known as the lawyers' dinners. this event would have been held once a month whenever john marshall was in his richmond home. and if you can imagine, this being the head of a massiv

so if you love john, want to honor john, let's do something and pass this law.w. >> congressman, you know, most folks are familiar with what happened on edmund pettus bridge in 1965, but there are not as many people that are familiar with what happened to john lewis in rock hill, south carolina. and you've talked in the past one of a few regrets you probably have, but that being a regret, you not being able to help your friend in rock hill. for folks that aren't as familiar with that chapter in our civil rights story, bring us up to speed in what happened, and why did you regret that day. >> well, i grew up in sumter, south carolina. and when i was growing up, i was a pretty good baseball player, growing up across town from bobby richardson. we both played second base. my coach was a man who had lost his job, he was a principal of a school, he was fired from the school for rejecting secondhand books. he ordered new books. the school board took the new books, sent it to the white school, sent him books from the white school that were already used and worked throu

john? lets honor him by revitalizing the law that he was willing to die for. [applause] and by the way, naming it the "john lewis voting rights act," that is a fine tribute but john wouldn't want us to stop their, just trying to get back to where we already were. once we've passed the john lewis voting rights act, we should keep marching to make it even better. [applause] by making sure every american is automatically registered to vote, including former inmates who have earned their second chance. by adding polling places and expanding early voting and making election day a national holiday so if you are somebody who is working in a factory or you're a single mom who is to go to her job and doesn't get time off, you can still cast your ballot. by guaranteeing that every american citizen has equal representation in our government, including the american citizens who live in washington, d.c., and in puerto rico. they are americans. by ending some of the partisan gerrymandering so that all voters have the power to choose their politicians, not the other way aroun

john? let us honor him by revitalizing the law that he was willing to die for. use] and, by the way, naming it the john lewis voting rights act, that is a fine tribute. but, john would not want us to stop their, just trying -- to stop there, just trying to get back to where we were. once we pass the john lewis voting rights act, we should keep marching to make it better, by making sure that every american is automatically registered to vote, including former inmates, who have earned their second chance. places, andlling expanding early voting, and making election day a national holiday, so if you are somebody who is working in a factory, or if you are a single mom who has to go to her job and does not you can still cast your ballot. by guaranteeing that every american citizen has equal representation in our government, including the american citizens who live in washington, d.c., and puerto rico. they are americans. by ending some of the partisan gerrymandering, so that all voters have the power to choose their politicians, not the other way around. and, if all o

about be hard because of the number of migrant workers who return to the state when the national law john was imposed in late march nearly 2500000 people would turn to be hard 2500000 people who are working outside of the state who lost their jobs and they were often travelling and unhygienic conditions elsewhere in the country we have the major cities all been going to do of today both of which. manufacturing hubs not just for local but major international companies they're on to complete lockdown so 2 of the cities of that have been on the podium go hati many parts of chicago and indeed administered made many areas of the. both of west bengal will all going into lockdown soon taking possibly the measure to contain the outbreak to try and slow down that rise in cases which we're seeing now. today starts what is being described as bubbles with some worse motions with the instruction rates as high as that is how most are going to work. so the civil aviation ministry announced that they are starting these air bubbles that they've held negotiations with the countries that they're stopping th