rallied to the cause and help sell these liberty bonds you had people like. ary pickford fair banks charlie chaplin and other hollywood stars out there promoting these war bonds. the whole field of public relations that the name public relations was created by a guy named bearnaise. he created the field a young man specifically to sell war bonds for the first world war that was the origin of what we now know as public relations and he realized instead of telling people buy bonds too because you'll make some money off your bonds you know you know save it will help america instead it was like you're buying bonds to defeat the hun you know that killing babies in belgium this was this was his propaganda you know this if you're if you're against killing babies in belgium by us war bonds and so the whole war bond propaganda. that was the very first use of what we today call. public relations but you also had during world war one the beginnings of government propaganda on a much larger scale much of this was run through the committee on public information that was he

cause and helped sell these liberty bonds you had people like. ary pickford fair banks charlie chaplin and other hollywood stars out there promoting these war bonds. the whole field of public relations that the name public relations was created by a guy named bearnaise. he created the field a young man specifically to sell war bonds for the first world war that was the origin of what we now know as public relations and he realized instead of telling people buy bonds too because you'll make some money off your bonds you know you know save it will help america instead it was like you're buying bonds to defeat the hun you know that killing babies in belgium this was this was his propaganda you know this if you're if you're against killing babies in belgium by us war bonds and so the whole war bond propaganda. that was the very first use of what we today call. public relations but you also had during world war one the beginnings of government propaganda on a much larger scale much of this was run through the committee on public information that was he

rallied to the cause and help sell these liberty bonds you had people like.mary pickford fair banks charlie chaplin and other hollywood stars out there promoting these war bonds. the whole field of public relations that the name public relations was created by a guy named bearnaise. he created the field young man specifically to sell war bonds for the first world war that was the origin of what we now know as public relations and he realized instead of telling people buy bonds too because you'll make some money off your bonds you know you know save it will help america instead it was like you're buying bonds to defeat the hun you know that killing babies in belgium this was this was his propaganda you know this if you're if you're against killing babies in belgium by us war bonds and so the whole war bond propaganda. that was the very first use of what we today call. public relations but you also had during world war one the beginnings of government propaganda on a much larger scale much of this was run through the committee on public information that was hea

all kinds of women's clubs, in winston and throughout the state, and actually was leading the liberty war bond drive in north carolina, had to put aside those -- that work and the pretty powerful women's leadership roles she had taken on to tend to her husband. he was so ill that he was in hospitals in baltimore and philadelphia, so in the last year of his life, she was living in those cities while he was getting the care he needed. so, with rj reynolds' death in 1918, katherine mourned deeply. her children mourned deeply. but she had also -- at this opinion, had moved into the reynolda house itself and was really running the estate at that point and i think there's lots of ways in which you can see katherine reynolds as having her own company with over 100 employees and being much more powerful than many of the mail store owners and company openers in the rest of winston. so, even before rj reynolds' death through his illness and his death, katherine was coming into her own as managing the estate, as creating some ancillary businesses with this. she had also continued to her investments along

. >>.es bag going to work, civil liberties union, procedures, equipment and employee training put in place over concerns that bondsen in certain devices. it claims passenger privacy is at risk if agents sift through personal phones and laptops as well. abc pooling an episode of a show that discusses national anthem protests. >> can't believe you abandoned the 3-year-old. >> i think she was number. >> monster. rob: the politically charged episode was supposed to air in february but was replaced over creative differences. the eminem and it show has gone political before covering donald trump's election and police brutality. >> heading to the polls next week, a new program already sparking outrage allowing inmates to vote from behind bars. the new voting booth set up inside the jail sparking the question do inmates have the right to vote or are democrats getting desperate. attorney and contributor at the hill, michael starr hopkins, thank you for joining us. you are from chicago. how does it make you feel? >> i worked in state government prior to leaving, moving over to dc and i can tell you there's a lot and when it

bonds. they won't honor civil detain detainers. denver and colorado have not honored them since 2013 after the american civil liberties union sued onof an illegal immigrant. >> it's a matter of consitutional law and due process. >> denver criminal defense attorney said the sheriff's department is not doing anything wrong regardless of the crime. >> saying because something is serious we want to abandon all of our constitution principles and do what is right, doesn't make any legal sense. >> don rosenberg whose son was killed by an illegal immigrant sees it different. >> his rights don't supersede everybody elsy right. he has no right to be in this country. >> ice detains up to 40,000 people per day and doesn't have the resources to go after a federal warrant. having to do so ice argues puts the public at risk. >> by playicing detainers on the individuals, we improve public safety and remove them to their country of origin. >> the denver district attorney's office said if the suspect makes bond and ice agents nab him there is nothing the d.a. can do about it. >> bret: thanks. the president's decision about tarrifs comes just days be