among them was louis armstrong.am told that he crossed the living room, took my mother's hand, and boldly proclaimed, i'm supposed to take care of you. he added, i'll be back tomorrow. those fateful words marked the beginning of my parents' secret love affair of more than two decades. mom opened herself up to louis's love. she fell hard. so, it seems, did louis. [jazz music playing] ♪ - [louis armstrong on tape] hello, sweets. it's your baby. i'm sitting here all by myself. all the cats are all gone to bed. of course, they had a night out. but i had to work all day long in the studio. the main thing i want to tell you, i'm coming home soon. we got about three more dates, and homeward bound. i sure would be glad to see you and the little shiver. - how's my little pregnant mother this am? hmm? i will do like the farmer did the potato. i will plant you now and dig you later. so be a sweet girl for your daddy and don't worry about a thing. - yeah, this is the letter written at 2:00 in the morning, where he's thinking ab

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louis armstrong but he also has a dentistry in which he treats poor people and for free. he wanted his son to kind of follow in his footsteps and go to university, which is where his father went, which is a premier black college and become dentist. so andrew young went to howard university with the intention to please his father by becoming a dentist but he goes he gets to howard university and he is this is probably the first time and one of the only times in which andrew young did not do well. he didn't do well in college, although he graduated in four years. he was not a great student. you know, was on the track team, his own swimming team. he plays the fraternity. my fraternity is a smart fraternity, but i don't know what's going on with them. but you know, he didn't do well in college, so. yeah. and the reason why he didn't do well is because his life or his heart wasn't to becoming a dentist. he wanted to do something different. he didn't know what he wanted to do, but he wanted do something different. he thought maybe he wanted to be a teacher. he thought maybe he

in louisiana, you know who louis armstrong is right? guest: i'm a musician!r: louis armstrong came here to alexandria, louisiana, and he said this was the most racist city he had ever been to and he would never perform here again. i just want to know, how have you survived all this stuff? i faced racism myself. i am 61 years old, and the fbi essentially set me up in something. how do you go up against these klans and live? caller: thank you, cornelius. i am 64 years old, and i have had my share of racism. i continue to face it, but i believe the greatest weapon and most effective weapon to combat racism is the least expensive and the most underused. it is called conversation. i believe a missed opportunity for dialogue is a missed opportunity for conflict resolution. that is how i deal with it by applying those 5 values. is everybody going to change? absolutely not, but if someone is willing to take the opportunity to sit down and have a conversation with you, even though you both are on opposite ends of the ideological spectrum, there is an opportunity to pl

use those airports when louis armstrong was flooded to bring states two-stage relief effort. we can do the same with advanced air mobility. particularly as we are sitting thinking about hurricane ian today. we can move organs for transplant. we even have one of the aam companies that was specifically designed to move organ transplants. the benefits are very real. unworthy of collaboration. across all of our agencies and across all sides and aisles of capitol hill. >> hthank you. no recognize ranking member cruz for five minutes of questions. >> thank you madam chair. the set of my opening statement of serious concerns u.s. leadership is falling behind in aviation. as we continue to move forward with emerging technologies nick unmanned aircraft systems and other advanced air mobility systems,io i have serious doubts about how long it will take the faa to provide the regulatory certainty that these companies need. you allen represent the regulatd industry. you all have to deald the faa in some way, shape, form. so i want to get a better understanding as a practical matter from

we realized our general aviation community that lead those airports when louis armstrong was flooded to bring state to state relief effort. we can do the same with advanced air mobility, particularly as we're thinking about the hurricane -- we can move organs for transplant. we even have one of the aam company specifically designed to move organs for transplant. it is very real but it takes a collective effort. it needs to be a natural imperative and worthy of collaboration across all of our various needs across all signs in aisles on 20 him. thank you, and i recognize ranking member crew for five minutes a question. >> thank you madam chair, as i said in my opening statement i was years concerns that u.s. leadership saw him behind in aviation. as we continue to move forward with emerging technologies like unmanned aircraft systems and other advanced air mobility systems i have serious doubts about how long it will take the faa to provide the regulatory certainty that these companies need. you all represent the regulated industry you all have to deal with the faa on some way or form

louis armstrong but he also has a dentistry in which he treats poor people and for free. he wanted his son to kind of follow in his footsteps and go to university, which is where his father went, which is a premier black college and become dentist. so andrew young went to howard university with the intention to please his father by becoming a dentist but he goes he gets to howard university and he is this is probably the first time and one of the only times in which andrew young did not do well. he didn't do well in college, although he graduated in four years. he was not a great student. you know, was on the track team, his own swimming team. he plays the fraternity. my fraternity is a smart fraternity, but i don't know what's going on with them. but you know, he didn't do well in college, so. yeah. and the reason why he didn't do well is because his life or his heart wasn't to becoming a dentist. he wanted to do something different. he didn't know what he wanted to do, but he wanted do something different. he thought maybe he wanted to be a teacher. he thought maybe he