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recreation of events of the assassination attempt on president ronald reagan by john hinckley on the presidency. tevi troy author of what jefferson red ike watched an obama tweeted talks about how popular culture influences presidents exploring the american story watch american history tv this weekend on c-span 3 weeknights this month. we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span 3 during the civil war animals served in a variety of roles from transporting supplies to acting as regimental mascots tuesday night a look at general lee's hen jeff davis the marching pig goats on boats and dug the camel watch tuesday beginning at 8pm eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span 3 university of mary washington history professor porter blakemore evaluates the military career of general douglas macarthur from his west point graduation in 1903 to being relieved of command by president harry truman during the korean war in 1951. this video was courtesy of the university. it's from their great lives lecture series professor porter blakemore has

what a fitting tribute to john robert lewis, the boy from troy. that we not only walk the walk and talk the talk, but that we pick up that mantle and we pass h.r. 4. now, i know we're going to get through the house. i know that -- to get it through the house. i know that. i know that my colleagues are committed. i also know that the biden-harris administration wants to sign a bill that would put section 4 back into h.r. -- into the voting rights act. what i'm not sure is if we can get enough of our republican colleagues, so many of whom came on those pilgrimages with john lewis. walked side by side in a bipartisan effort to show the world that what happened on those sacred places in my district, birmingham, to visit the 16th street baptist church where the four little girls were killed, to see in montgomery the very spot where rosa parks could not sit on a bus, to walk across thed me mund pettis bridge -- the edmund pettus bridge, it was not just a photo op, i pray. but rather a call to action that now they too can pay it forward. when we file h.r

partnered up with espn, and man, you look up and cowboy troy and me and big kenny, a 15 years of college football, man, it's been pretty cool. >> laura: johnve a bar in your home in nashville that's legendary. okay. and you claim that you write a lot of your songs there. i want to get proof of that okay. what exactly about that bar lends to your creativity, to get the juices flowing? >> first of all, do have i bar in my house or i do have a house in the bar? that's a big debate. you would have to come up and see it sometime. you know what? you should broadcast this show from my bar. >> you've been telling me that. >> laura: let me just tell everybody watching this, john rich has been telling me the same thing for about 15 years. okay. you're going to come, we'll have a big party. it will be great. crickets, get nothing. so now on national tv, i totally have you. okay. totally have you on this. >> the door is wide open, laura. any time you want to come but i'll tell you, i do write a lot of songs there because it's looking right at downtown nashville which is music city and there is so much talent down in that town. you understand, not only

john brennan to the cia." louisiana democratic senators troy carter and cameron carter peterson advanced last night to the secondistrict house special runoff to succeed cedric richmond, who resigned january 15 to serve with the biden administration. julia letlow wins the louisiana faith special election -- louisiana fifth special election , filling the vacancy created by her husband, who died of covid-19 before he was sworn into the house. there will be 219 democrats and 212 republicans in the house. back to your calls on the future of the filibuster. donald in san antonio says reform it. caller: we should reform it because the way things are going now. whenever democrats get empower -- get in power, republicans want to obstruct everything. even when republicans take power, the democrats want to obstruct. this is not going anywhere. they need to reform it because we will never have anything done for this country as long as we keep it the way it is. i agree with a lot of things other gentlemen said. thinking about these things, both sides -- i get so angry i cannot even talk sometimes. i just get that angry about