on this date back in 1902, 150 years ago roman catholic high allowed john lee to join the team and they stood by their player and the league and the city backed down. and a morning assembly was held in the school gym featuring family members of the players and during the ceremony a gold bust was presented and it was corkry that said back then if john lee doesn't play then i don't play. much more ahead on our "acat 12 the idol auditions, the call backs. hear from the judges on what they are looking for in order to find the next american idol. and alicia vitarelli takes us to some of the best restaurants in the area to enjoy comfort foods. i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standard

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smith, joan as max ferris, john layfield along with lee carter and chuck rocha. welcome to everybody. john, all of a sudden our debt is an issue when it comes to giving americans more of their own money back. >> john: yeah it is and look, four times we've had significant tax cuts in the past 100 years and the numbers alltel the exact same story yet coolidge in 1924, kennedy tax cuts carried out in 1964, reagan 86 and bush in 2001 in the case of president kennedy 's tax cuts, gdp went to 6% for two straight years after the tax cuts. reagan went from 3.5 to 4.2% a year after the tax cuts, president bush inherited a 1% gdp and went to 3.8% and in every case, treasury revenue increased. i'm not sure how else to explain it except simple math and historical precedent which tells the exact same story if you do tax cuts right the economy gets better and treasury revenue increases. >> dagen: gary b., we will never claw our way out of these deficits unless we get this economy growing faster than it has been for literally the last decade. we do that through tax cuts. >> gary

in a poem in 1928, that was actually lee, the author feeling that lee would be praising john bell hood and it's turned into an insult that lee supposedly said about hood or not an insult or a criticism, if you will. that's another one that's all over the literature. this one is kind of funny, too. and it'sr dated now. the atlanta psych la rama and history center.g i assume or hope many of you have been there. it's not there now. it's in the process of being moved.d. well, like most you know, museums orer theatres or displa, you have a foyer when you go in, right? you wait for the next show to start or the next film to begin then you go to the event. and then when it's over, they kind of route you out through a gift shop, right? so maybe you'll buy a book you're in the mood and all that. but any way, this is a picture i took with my cell phone, so i pardon the quality of the picture. there was in the enter aryiey - this thing is big, like an entire wall and tens of thousands of people hang out by this. as they are getting ready to go through the u cycle rama. again, it's not there now b

john. >> m.j. lee, thank you so much. us now is chris stuart of utah, and proposed new legislation that deals with sexual harassment. can i get your reaction to the latest news on senator franken? >> it's just wrong. i don't care who you are, senator, congressman, being in a position of power doesn't excuse this type of behavior, and it's become pervasive. we have intimidated and shamed these women into silence. if somebody touched one of my daughters like this, i would reign hell down on them and i would not poopoo it away. it's just wrong. >> should senator franken step down? >> i think anybody who has credible accusations against him and admitted to those accusations, i don't think they should be serving in a position of responsibility such as the house of representatives or the u.s. senate. >> congressman, you did propose legislation today that deals with accusations inside the house of representatives, and what it would do is prohibit n nondiscloser agreements as a condition for legal settlements. explain. >> it's si

smith, joan as max ferris, john layfield along with patrice lee and julie alvin. welcome to everybody. john do these protests do more to hurt the cause? >> john: they do because forget about whether the cause is good or bad. i agree with a lot of what they're protesting but the problem is this we have this year in the united states 7600 retail stores closing compare that to 6800 that close at the height of the recession. you're protesting these retail stores in chicago and chicago's tax base has been eroded. all you're going to do is drive people to buy more stuff online or to not shop. the problem you have in chicago right now specifically with the police department, with social services, is politicians. that you should be protesting. you have $62 billion in unfunded pension and debt obligations into the city of chicago only $ 0.33 out of every dollar promised by these politicians who knew they couldn't pay for it is funded right now and to go out there and to hurt retail, you're hurting your own city by doing this and yes, i think the cause is lost. >> dagen: pat

campaign, the vice chief of staff to president trump's current chief of staff, the former general john kelly. leeaid that he is a trump voter who doesn't believe that either of the current candidates are qualified to serve in the senate. he told "washington post," i think you can flip this thing. if this is a military option, the right and left flank are heavily guarded. that gives you an opportunity to run straight up the middle and lee busby said this about the allegations against roy moore. it has created enough distaste in my mind, he said, as a voter, i don't need to get to the bottom of it. donald trump is supporting roy moore by tweeting as many lies as he can think of about democratic challenger doug jones. a "the new york times" report says that donald trump sees the calls for mr. moore to step aside of the "access hollywood" of which he boasted and the accusations against him that followed soon after. he suggested to a senator earlier this year that it was not authentic and repeated that claim to an adviser for recently. in the hours after it was revealed in october 2016, mr. trump ackn

. >> 41-year-old john allen mohammed and lee. >> i mentioned the movie the matrix. his eyes just dropped and immediately connected with mine. it got him to a point where he was willing to talk to us. we got him to walk through a number of the shootings. we got a pretty decent confession out of him during those five six hours. >> 15 years later, he's hoping tampa police get a similar break in their case. >> the terror in the community will be similar. and the utter importance it is for the public to continue to feed the police with information to figure out who this guy is. that's ultimately what caught the d.c. snipers. >> police promising to keep their community safe. >> we need catch this killer before we have to notify one more family that one of their loved ones is dead. not in our town. not in this neighborhood. not now. and we're going to stay on this until we catch this guy. >> for "nightline," in tampa, florida. >>> next, we're with them in the aftermath of hurricanes irma and harvey. what life is like for them now. i sure had a lot on my mind. my 30-year ma

joining me nbc news carol lee and john mclaughlin, former kri acting director.t of your reporting. you're on the team that came up with all of this information with michael flynn. what's going on here? >> what's happening is the pressure is increasing on michael flynn, that the special counsel is sort of squeezing him. and there's a couple things going on here. they're using his son, michael g. flynn, as a way to apply further pressure on former national security adviser, but then when we've talked to people about this, the investigation is not just looking at what we would think in terms of, you know, did he lie to the fbi? did he properly file as a foreign agent or disclose -- have disclosures with contacts with foreign officials? it's also looking at his time inside the white house as national security adviser and whether there was anything untoward that happened during those 24 days, specifically as it relates to turkey. >> wow. >> so, there's a number of ways in which this can go. and i think we haven't seen publicly any charges in this investigation into t

civil war is trending on twitter, seriously, all because white house chief of staff john kellie called robert e. lee an honorable man, and he said it was a lack of ability to compromise that led to the war itself. his story is described as strange and kind of depressing, but that didn't stop the white house. >> there's pretty strong consensus, family from the left, the right, the north, and the south that believe that if some of the individuals engaged had been willing to come to some compromises on different things, than it may not have occurred. >> one of our missions on the news at 11:00 john henry did that for us at the african-american civil war museum. >> reporter: the civil war happened about 150 years ago, yet it's still dominating discussion today thanks in part to this fox news interview. >> i would tell you that robert e. lee was an honorable man. the lack of an ability to compromise led to the civil war. >> the founding director of the african-american civil war museum weighed in on those comments. he said he took exception to the idea that confederate general lee was honorable. >> the d

lee who eagerly anticipated and look forward to democratic victories in the fall midterm elections. in early september, following a convincing victory over john pope at second manassas lee was ready to roll , the dice. he told jefferson davis this was the most perpetua's time since the commencement of the war. andsh across the potomac move on the operational offensive. lee reached the conclusion despite frank acknowledgment that his army was not properly equipped for an invasion. liberally fortune resupply up north after all. willaware the movement attend with much risk, he assured jefferson davis. i do not consider success impossible. we cannot afford to be idle. we must endeavor to harass if we cannot destroy them. ironically enough, at the same moment that lee apprehended a northern crisis of confidence, not shake intuition that the confederate hourglass was running out of the stand. he believed he had a limited window in which to achieve southern independence. the melancholy shadow of the seven days, the federals were actively abandoning the conciliatory policies that guided them in the war's first year. he knew that it was only a short s

just three senators, john mccain, mike lee and steve daines, have fully denounced moore as a candidate. and former gop standard bearer mitt romney wrote on twitter today, quote, innocent until proven guilty is for criminal convictions, not elections. i believe leigh corfman, the woman in the article, her account is too serious to ignore. moore is unfit for office and should step aside. president trump continues his asia trip this week, hasn't addressed these allegations directly. today, however, during a press briefing on board air force one, press secretary sarah huckabee sanders chose her words carefully here. >> like most americans, the president believes we cannot allow a mere allegation. in this case one from many years ago, to destroy a person's life. however, the president also believes if these allegations are true, judge moore will do the right thing and step aside. >> well, let's talk about all this. stewart stevens is with us tonight, he's a campaign and political veteran, he served as mitt romney's chief strategist for the 2012 campaign. and columnist for "the boston globe"

rand paul, john cornyn, mike lee, steve daines, among them, none of them have yet withdrawn their endorsement. four of the five said, if then, statements of condemnation if these thingsing are true he does not belong in the senate. we haven't heard anything from rand paul, rue cooperating from a bizarre incident, he ended up with several broken ribs. still, republicans not entirely willing to push roy moore off the bus, la they're creating a lot of distance. seems a lot of folks are waiting, ali, for the next shoe to drop. >> garrett, stand by. bring in gabe gutierrez in gadsden, alabama, garnering reaction to this there. some of the anecdotal reaction we've seen as you get closer to roy moore's home state. a little more defensive of roy moore than it is, than some of the people in washington have been prepared to be. grabe? >> reporter: that's right, ali. people we've spoken with here in gadsden, a lot of people think, political attacks and don't believe the allegations as described in the "washington post." spoke of one business owner you're about to hear from who says he's echoing what som

lee was thedited for treason. but generals are especially generous to generals. and now retired johnll us that robert e. lee was an honorable man. robert e. lee is responsible for there the deaths of more american soldiers than all the of the enemies the united states has ever faced in war combined, including hitter. robert e. lee killed more american soldiers than hitler did. and now both robert e. lee and hitler are champions, champions to the white supremacists and anti-semites who marched in charlottesville chanting jews will not replace us and were declared publicly by john kelly's boss to include, some good people. and so how do you give the benefit of the doubt to a man who grew up in a racist time and place and never found the public way that we know of to take a stand against the racism of his neighborhood and of his culture, and who now tells us that a racist slave owner who committed treason in order to kill more american soldiers than anyone in history is an honorable man? and he did all that killing to preserve slavery. how do you give the benefit of the doubt to a man w

the feds say he referenced former assassins john wilks booth and lee harvey oswald during that call. five years probation, no prison time, but ordered him to remain near his home in cleveland to undergo drug tests as well. an arrest warrant obtained by the news4 i-team said he violated troe bags, traveled by bus to washington near seattle to meet and stay with a woman there. she called the cops to get him out. they found him drunk and brought him to a hotel, according to the arrest warrant, but there was actually no arrest in washington state. the arrest warrant said smead then went missing for weeks, failing to show up for mandatory drug tests and mandatory meetings with court officials. we are checking with that seattle area police department about why they released smead and about whether they ever ran a background check on him. we do know he was arrested monday by u.s. marshals sent to the d.c. jail. a recent news4 i-team investigation found white house security threats don't always kwleeld prison time. nearly two dozen people arrested for breaching security at or near the white

john kelly a. retired marine, lee busby, who was on cnn this morning. >> i simply was not happy with my choices, andf it was a personal issue i would not have gone to the extreme but the more people i talked to the more convinced i became that that feel something widespread here in alabama. >> now there's a feeling in that room last night, john, that this will be a close race when voters go to the polls here in alabama in just two weeks, but despite the allegations made against roy moore, those who are supporting him still believe he can pull this off, john. >> caitlyn collins watching things for us on the ground. thank you so much. the tax bill hangs in the balance, and what is the one thing republican senators want to hear from the president? we'll ask that next. i used to have more hair. i used to have more color. and... i used to have cancer. i beat it. i did. not alone. i used to have no idea what the american cancer society did. research? yeah. but also free rides to chemo and free lodging near hospitals. i used to maybe give a little. then i got so much back. i used to have cancer. please giv

senators dane and lee pulled their support, john mccain said the allegations are disturbing and disqualifying and he should exit the race. what we saw this morning here in alabama at the local gop event was a much different response. cheering, standing ovation. this is what a few of the voters had to tell us. >> i still support him because at this point there is no proof. the timing is just so suspicious right before and he's had 40 years when all of this could have come to light and it's just a few days before the special election. >> it's just mind blowing to me. he should not be a candidate. he should not be in public office of any sort. >> reporter: alex, this is a man who's been in public office now for several decades. he's well known across alabama. i was in his hometown and talked to a dozen people in a local convenience store and each of them stood by the man saying they know him to be a nice, good man and they'll still vote for him and not vote for the democrat, doug jones. >> how does his campaign move forward through all this? >> reporter: he's really a one-man wrecking crew at th

john f. kennedy talked about the gallant failure of robert e. lee. >> right. orward with reconstruction with the bravery of his troops. fdr, one of the finest christian gentlemen, one of the finest soldiers america had ever seen. fdr and john f. kennedy. >> wrote a song thank you robert e. lee because lee laid down his arms. why lee is, indeed, great is because of what he did after the civil war. because jefferson davis the president of the south wanted to break up the university army, form militias and grill units and keep the war going. they would have, too. those southern boys were born with guns coming out of the womb. they could live off the land many, many years and they could keep the war going for a number of years. lee broke with jefferson davis and said no, we must rejoin the union. lay down the arms, go back to your farms. >> laura: you think, jane, of the american story. we hope it's an unending story. it just goes on and on and on like in all of our lives. we have failures, we have triumphs, we have successes. we have virtues and sins. and, yet, we

in an interview with fox, john kelly defended robert e. leear happened because of a, quote, lack of ability to compromise. what kind of reaction are you hearing from that? >> there's been much backlash from capitol hill, even some republicans. senator scott is the only black senator in the republican caucus. and he came out and basically said that there was no compromise to make. this was a fight about slavery. and that the country needs to move on stop letting past fights divide us today. at the same time, you saw the white house defend his markings and say that kelly's remarks were being misconstrued. and he was actually saying that all leaders have flaws but on capitol hill, the administration and john kelly definitely faced a lot of criticism. >> jacqueline klimas live in washington, d.c., thank you. >>> still ahead, everybody, president trump is just days away from his first trip as president to asia. a stop in south korea. >>> plus, bill karins is back with us. he's going to break down the weather forecast for us for the 1st day of novem

lee vigorously. he'll send the sixth corps, led by general john sedgwick to assess the condition of the confederates, where are they? and little by little, george meade will come up with a plan to pursue robert e. lee's. army lee already has a head start on him. as lee's wagon trains and troops begin moving over the monterey pass, you can see it here on this map. the monterey pass is here. as wagon trains begin moving to the monterey pass, union cavalry will pursue the confederates to the mountains. -- through the mountains. on july 4, 1863, there will be a huge battle just south of gettysburg, just north of the mason-dixon line at monterey pass, which is a way through the mountains south of fairfield. robert e. lee has done what he could prior to the passage of his troops to secure the mountain passes, the wagon trains begin moving south but union calvary will attack those wagon trains, the evening of july 4 in what is described as the second biggest battle ever fought in pennsylvania, the battle of monterey pass. involving nearly 20,000 soldiers in mountain passes. it is a rare night attack in the

john conyers is an icon in our country. he has done a great deal to protect women. >> national politics for mj lee joins us. us the latest on john conyers. >> reporter: john, what's happening is that democrats are reeling from the fresh sexual harassment allegations against congressman john conyers, the longest serving member of the house. but the congressman is defiant. he said in a statement he denies the allegations and looks forward to vindicating his name, but made the important announcement he will be stepping down for now as ranking member of the judiciary committee, obviously a prominent, powerful role in that house committee. and this is a tough controversy for democratic leaders to handle. we saw there nancy pelosi, house democratic leader, saying in that interview on "meet the press" that she sees him as an iconic leader, important member who has been here a long time, has done a lot of good for the democratic party, and getting a little heat for that. that's probably why a little after that interview aired, she released a statement, using a different tone. she started that statement saying zero t

cold war hysteria also appears to have cricketed to the heart attacks of artists such as lee grant's husband, actor johnd and his body and soul co-star canada lee whose last film was anti-apartheid "cry the beloved country." >> what we failed to mention is larry parks died of a heart attack in 1975. >> there is another one. >> and phil, who you mentioned, committed suicide. >> oh, yes, he jumped out a window. >> despite lee grant's oscar nomination for "detective story", her brief but bold story at the 1951 memorial service was enough to derail her promising acting. leigh survived, was academy award nominated three times and won the best supporting actress oscar for 1975 "shampoo". in a video specially prepared for our commemoration, leigh grant who turns 91 on october 31st shares her recollections on huac, the blacklist, her friend joe bramberg and more. >> we present lee grant. [ applause ] . >> hi. thank you so much for having this event. hi, marshall. happy birthday. what happened was that i left "detective story" the play and it became a gigantic film for which i was nominated best actress, best no

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i think it's a move. >> carolele lee, john raises the point this was a candidate in roy moore, not a beloved one let's say by members of the senate up there currently. so if you talk to people, we heard the if true clause, but do you think the drum beat will get so big that he will have to drop out of the race or some people, conservatives, if he won he ought to be expelled from the senate. that was on background reporting from senators, himself. >> reporter: i think you are right, willie, either way you seen the republicans, including the leadership who really don't have any interest in having roy moore in the senate. if you step back, this was already how they felt when he won the primary this has fueled that, i think you are going to see. i think it depends in part on how roy moore responds in the coming hours and days. does he come out and address it? does he answer questions about this? and does anything he say, you know, hold any weight? can it be believable. but you are absolutely right in the sense, i think you will increasingly see republicans just taking a step back from hi

you see him there with his wife lee that raises money for wounded rhett rans and families. always an jon stewart, trevor noah and john to it from the very beginning. a special night. >>> coming up the new health alert about alcohol and cancer. how much is too much to drink? >>> also ahead inside the rehab facility where harvey weinstein and kevin spacey said to be seeking treatment. >>> call me doctor, yes, dr. strahan, i'm scrubbing in behind the scenes of "grey's anatomy" ahead of the show's 300th episode. that is huge. >> is there a doctor in the house? >> right here. ♪ ladies and gentleman this is a robbery. what are you doing after this? ♪ no, dad. i'd rather we just? sit and talk. really? toys"r"us. today we play. as our ocean spray cranberries, which is why we're declaring it "the unofficial official fruit of the holidays." -the fig's gonna be so bummed. -[ chuckles ] for holiday tips and recipes, go to oceanspray.com. from only real ingredients. oh my gosh, you did it. you must be a wizard. >>> welcome back to "gma," everybody. it is -- it's wonderful to have you here on this wednesday morning. it's great to

lee ziening. >> new alizations against representative john conyers, former staffer says the congressman repeatedlyverbally abused her in the 1990's. "the washington post" was first to report the accusations. >> she says he doesn't think he harassed her sexually but routinely yelled and berated her. she says she complained at the time to congressional leadership but nothing was done. >> i went to my supervisors. i was becoming increasingly upset about what was going on in the office and i was having a very hard time. it was emotionally very debilitating. >> his attorney says this is not sure why this is a story because she admits it wasn't from a sexual perspective. >> >> reporter: good morning. congress man conyers is facing new pressure over the allegations of sexual misconduct coming from members now of his own party. congresswoman kathleen rice becoming the first to call for his resignation saying in a statement quote representative john conyers should resign. i have reviewed the allegations against him and they're as credible as they are repulsive. an attorney for him says he's taking the alle

susanne collins of maine and bob corker of tennessee and ron johnson of wisconsin, john kennedy of louisiana, mike leef utah, john mccain of arizona, jerry moran of kansas and marco rubio of florida. they have no republican senators with outright opposition at this point. one other whip list to keep track of this as well is "the los angeles times." they narrowed it down to eight republican senators to watch and they narrowed it down among categories. they were the deficit hawks concerned about what this bill might mean for the national debt including corker, lankford and jeff flake. those who want the bill to include more tax breaks for so-called pass-through businesses and those who file their taxes as individuals, that's ron johnson, steve dains of montana, those concerned about health care and the effect of the individual mandate. that would be senator susanne collins in that category and the wild card as "the los angeles times" calls them. that's john mccain and jerry moran of kansas. a lot to watch there, senators to watch. we'll keep track of all this for you throughout the morning on washington

important figures in early american politics. , richard henry lee, george mason, were opposing the constitution. supporting it was james madison and john marshall. he gave influential speeches, including a defense of judicial independence. the importance of the judiciary within our institution. views with someone like patrick henry, the firebrand, one of the most powerful figures in virginia, he even denied and randison a seat james monroe against him in the house. but john marshall is someone who was really easy to get along with. so even despite political disagreements with patrick henry, he would maintain close relations with him. so we see this theme as we go through his career about his ability to hold strong constitutional views but also see the importance of finding common humanity with adversaries. -- let's moveging to his time where he is in the federal government. the beginning of his career as a national leader of the federalist party. marshall in the early career of the federal government. to run for the u.s. house of representatives in 1978 -- in 1798. he secures that seat. two years later, john adams names them secretary

. >> reporter: meanwhile, john f annlanceder, th hex-nth lee ofling mfortablgize say of an unwanted advancea jones. >> stephanie, thank you very much. >>> a lot more to morning, including the battle over moore's ca d inat allegations of inappropriith teenage girls. after not talking about the made position clear. per the >> repor president trump on vacation bu fromr. before 5:30 a.m. tweeting not n lav on ollall players just released from deri man's version of don king.all-ca mn oy moore and casting doubt on moore's accusers. it. enies it. and by the totally denies it. you have to listen to him also. you're talking about he said 40 years ago, this did not happen. >> reporter: days after the white house appeared to distance itself from moore, saying thee tosident all-but end his rival unacceptable. >> we don't need a liberal person in there, ooked at his it'sryer rriblerder es there's special p ce highlighting those ivanka trump says there's a special place in hell for people who prey on children. >> reporter: later saying he backs the moore accusers. zwri >> i believe the women. i believe t

ma television that calculated the trajectories to get john glenn orbiting the planet, and she was a hidden figure. margo is he daughter of bob lee, an engineer who work at nasa with me. it's like a family affair, and katherine celebrated help 99th 99th birthday in west virginia, population 800, but it tells you that no matter what zip code your from, you can be or do anything you put your mind to. >> host: aubrey, broncs, new york good afternoon. >> yes. i know -- [inaudible] any -- [inaudible] iapologized, we're going to have to hang up there, i don't think either of us could understand and i apologize for that, aubrey, let's hear from kevin in princeton, new jersey. we're lacenning, you're on with astronaut and author he lend melvin. >> caller: thank you for taking my call, mr. melvin. a question. how soon might a young person begin training or academically for admission in space, and exactly -- not exactly -- but relatively speak, how much mathematics does that program entail? >> guest: well, the training to become an astronaut starts i think dish mean issue think training to be a scientist or engineer starts at a very early

john marshall, unlike many of his contemporaries, even the older generation of virginians like patrick henry and richard had lately were able to think -- richard henry lee were able to think of virginia as their country. here john marshall says he was able to think of the united states as his country. watch the entire tour of the national constitution center's exhibit in philadelphia at 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. eastern sunday on american artifacts. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. next, from the 34th annual winston churchill conference. journalist andrew roberts talks about the former prime minister's career as a historian. his six volume book, the second world war, earned him a nobel prize in literature in 1953. this is about 50 minutes. we ended last year's conference with a presentation by andrew

richard henry lee were able to think of virginia as their country. here john marshall says he was able to think of the united states as his country. watch the entire tour of the national constitution center's exhibit in philadelphia at 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. eastern sunday on american artifacts. this is american history tv, only on c-span3. next, from the 34th annual winston churchill conference. journalist andrew roberts talks about the former prime minister's career as a historian. his six volume book, the second world war, earned him a nobel prize in literature in 1953. this is about 50 minutes. we ended last year's conference with a presentation by andrew roberts and we know a winning formula when we see one. year,roduce andrew this we have the beautiful catherine. [applause] catherine: i will keep my remarks brief in order to maximize the amount of time we have to be entertained by our final speaker, andrew roberts. who recall his presentation at last year's conference, you have undoubtedly been looking forward to this as much as i have. among his numer

story again this week when i heard that white house chief of staff general john kelly had said this on fox news. >> robert e. leehonorable man. he was a man that gave up, gave up his country to fight for his state, which 150 years ago was more important than country. lack of ability to compromise led to the civil war. and many men of good faith on both side made their stand where conscience made them stand. >> men and women of good faith on both sides where their conscience had made them make their stand? we've heard this kind of lenient racial logic before. it's the assumption violence against authority is only acceptable when committed by white mostly men. in this case long dead ones of good faith. driven by their conscious to kill american soldiers and die in defense of a slave society. while poor black men and women reacting to unchecked police violence, a legacy of that slave society, undeserving, a study more or less somehow to honor. they are real traitors. the administration general kelly serves is a reliable modern example of this logic, given this public sympathy for mostly white opioid addicts as it p

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know we ain't never gettin' any. [ light laughter ] in addition to all that, john kelly had the nerve to say, robert e. leen honorable man. honorable! his army kidnapped free black people and sold them into slavery. that is true. not a lot of people know that, because they left that part out of the statues! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] look, if the civil war was due to a lack of compromise, letters home from the war would have sounded like this. ♪ dearest rebecca, i regret to inform you that we are going to war as compromise has failed. the south offered to only have slavery on monday, wednesday, friday. the north countered with slavery six days a week, but on the seventh day, the slaves were in charge. then we came back with what about on fridays we do casual slavery, and let the slaves wear flip flops? but alas, no compromise could be reached. please make sure my statue overlooks a payless shoe store. [ laughter ] and finally, general kelly, what are you doing? every sane person on both sides thought a respectable military man like you could be the voice of reason in the white house. tyra banks p