what sources did you uncover that helped you fill in her story and find her voice. >> juanita's storyi was extremely lucky to have the research of the navajo historian who is juanita's defendant jennifer, she had wrote a book about wanita and her husband and has written several articles about her and her role and also several navajo historians and oral historians who have collected stories and those in particular of women and their role and i was able to write a great book about navajo women basically in the 19th and 20th society but living traditionally. i felt like that book could give me some good contacts for her and knowing what her life would've been like and what domestic tasks she would've been in charge of and also juanita we know was a believer. so there's a lot of good work out there on navajo textiles because they were currency in the southwest. they were really well known for being well-made, watertight and so they sold which is one of the trade items for navajos along with enslaved people, there's a whole discussion of slavery in new mexico which took a different shape o

she's written a book about juanita and matt will lito and has written several articles also about herthere are several navajo historians and oral historians also who have collected stories and stories in particular of women in their roles. i was able, there's a great book about navajo women basically in 19th and 20th century society but about living traditionally so i felt like that book, it was by rick rose soul and i felt like that source could give me some good context for her in knowing what would her life be like, domestic tasks which he had been in charge of. also we need we know was a weaver. there's a lot of good work out there on nova navajo textiles because they were currency in the southwest. they were very well known for being extremely well-made, they were watertight so they sold this was one of the trade items for navajos along with enslaved people, interestingly, there's a whole discussion of slavery in new mexico which took a different shape than slavery in east but i was able to talk about that also with we needed because there are stories that, given her name, we nee

for greece as the european union faces yet another migration crisis those who seek to test europe's juanita will disappoint will hold the line and our unity will prevail e.u. commission president. valves to help greece deal with thousands of refugees from greece has been walking thousands of them trying to cross its mordor.

chief it sends a clear message as europe confronts a migration crisis those who seek to test europe's juanita will be disappointed we will hold the line and our unity will prevent your commission president or saundra line valves to help greece deal with the surge of those refugees from war torn syria and beyond greece has been blocking thousands of them trying to process border from neighboring turkey also coming up in the mill signs of easing up south korea's president declares a new war on the coronavirus of just country towns the 2nd highest number of infections after china and seoul just recorded a record surge in new cases plus the super tuesday showdown is the biggest day yet in the race for the u.s. democratic presidential nomination can moderate democrats tonight and deal a blow to front runner bernie sanders and could billionaire michael bloomberg be a spoiler. great to have you along everyone in a sign of solidarity with greece european union leaders went to the country's border with turkey the town of cust and yes to. scuffs a solution to this latest phase of the migration crisis w

clear message is europe confronts a migration crisis those who seek to test europe's juanita will be disappointed will hold the line and our unity will prevent your commission president or saundra line valves to help greece deal with the surge of those refugees from war torn syria and beyond greece has been blocking thousands of them.

joining me now is the woman you know juanita broderick one of bill clinton's accusers. thank you for joining me tonight, i appreciate it. in 2004 when he was promoting his biography, he said the reason that he had that affair with monica lewinsky and did what he did was because he could. now i am going to believe that answer, as opposed to this one. even if we were to believe him that he used a woman like a product in some way to manage his anxieties is in and of itself horrific, but he sounds almost as though hend is makingn excuse that he thinks people are going to appreciate. >> i know, when i first heard about that tammy, i tweeted and said what in heaven's name is going on? will the next episode talk about the women that he raped? the women that he sexually assaulted? where can they possibly go from here? i was astounded. >> tammy: what is interesting too is there is a category of voters, some younger people who might not even really know the details of his history. it is almost presented as though the monica lewinsky dynamic, i have seen interviews with her, she i

of these people are fairly well-known twell known to us lie frontiersmen kit carson, others like juanita that we get to know, their stories wersome of e lost in history until now. and nelson unearthed their story to show the importance of individual actions, even in the midst of a large military conflict. the book earned a star review and indeed it's history that keeps turning the pages. megan kate nelson is a writer and historian living in lincoln has written about the civil war, u.s. western history and american culture for several publications including "the new york times," washing and post in smithsonian magazine. she earned her ba in history from harvard university and phd in american studies from the university of iowa. she taught at texas tech university, cal state, harvard and brown and is also the author for un natioof four un nation ag earth. tonight she will talk about the three cornered for, tell us how it came to be, maybe share some anecdotes and things sh the thie learned in the research process and read a passage or two and then we will to questions from the audience. pl

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and way juanita tolliver. and steve, i'm always pleased to have you here. nbc news correspondent. garret haake. you are at a biden event is my understanding. but of course covering this late-breaking news about pete buttigieg's campaign. it's hard not to think this is tied in no small part to the margin of biden's victory in south carolina and the shrinking path for pete buttigieg. what do we know? >> reporter: i mean, look, pete buttigieg did everything his strategy called for. he won iowa and his margins got worse and worse everywhere he went. third in nevada pmp and his advisors were telegraphing that he didn't think there was a single state in super tuesday he couldn't win. er for it's difficult to become a nominee for your party without winning states. and the other reality is buttigieg can see the writing on the wall. i have covered joe biden events in every early state. they did not sound this way. until today. this is a campaign that appears to be gathering momentum, appears to be consolidating the non-bernie vote and i think pete buttigieg is a smart enough political tack

. -- two juanita. caller: i tested positive here in cincinnati. am a democrat but our governor -- [indiscernible] listening to that woman from north carolina, i look at him and think to myself what he reminds me of. ago whened me of years mr. hooper said every chicken in the pot of prosperity. we know what happened, don't we? lamont is in overton, texas. doing? how are you host: go ahead. ask a: i have needed to question, i need to know how social security recipients would be affected. the irs has accounts on file to direct those funds, but i wanted to know how social security recipients will be affected with this stimulus package? social security recipients would be eligible as well and should -- and should be receiving payments. host: bonnie out of casper, wyoming. caller: i have had some situations i have been curious about. i have been talking to local senators. we have gotten such a low amount of testing supplies in wyoming. we are only testing those that come into hospitals critically ill enough to go on ventilators. where they can be hospit