matthew: yes, absolutely.ter quoted a voter in indiana, a white kid, said yes, if you don't like negroes around here veryou much, will kennedy wants to improve life for the negro, why do you think so. he said i don't know, i just do. remember he was the running attorney general sci-fi event that came from the background of law and order andnd i think they saw him as somebody who would balance, a certain balance the interest of communities with law & order. but the anything that was interesting is that in 64, george wallace ran as a democratic presidential candidate in the primary in indiana got something like 24 - 26 percent of the boat pretty is running straight out. and then four years later, kennedy. in indiana and one with 40 percent of votes are clearly some of the people vote did for george wallacepl in 64 voted for bobby kennedy's estate. soy go into this and a little bit of the book. i think kennedy and wallace were kind of competing for the same voters. in appalachia. george wallace was a piece of wor

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stills foose matthew quickly obtained a u.s.d.a.commercial breeders license at the same address. immediately the violations continued under the new license when millwood puppies was inspected in october 2009 the violations were so severe that the commonwealth of pennsylvania brought multiple charges against matthew for violations under the dog law. before pennsylvania district judge isaac stalls foose all charges against matthew were summarily withdrawn and all cases closed in 2010. at no time with the dogs removed from the facility by either state or federal authorities. around this time matthew found a new very lucrative avenue to sell his puppies the internet since 2010 it's estimated that matthew has sold over $3000.00 puppies online ranging from 302-2800 dollars each in 2013 alone millwood puppy sold 472 dogs more than a dog a day during this period matthew maintained a pennsylvania kennel license but in january 2014 he applied for a new u.s.d.a. commercial breeders license for millwood puppies l l c this was the 3rd u.s.d.a. c

matthew, good to see you. >> good morning. to see your new psallthought about it, but you are bilingual and sounding really good but you got a little help because you wanted to reach this community tell me about it. >> yeah, i did have a little help i've been trying to get the message of wearing a mask or bandana. i did this character bobby bandito earlier, which was in english. i put it out and talking to the he said, look, we're having trouble getting the message out to the hispanic -- spanish speaking community i said, how can i do that? i looked at austin, i looked at texas, i looked at the u.s., and worldwide, and i did some research and found out that the message was not getting to a lot of spanish speaking communities. i said, who will they listen to? who could be a voice for them, other than myself. i called up a friend of mine, canelo alvarez the championship boxer he signed on and we made this video in spanish. >> i was very impressed. i also like bobby bandito. i think we need to see more of him. do you think you'll

matthew: we think so.he core thesis of why so many states have legalized sports betting, because the reality is it is a recognition that this is an activity that is being done illegally today in an unregulated way and an untaxed way. this is one of the few ways where states can material -- generate material revenue that improves consumer protection, and also is something that is seen as bringing something that people want to do and making it more readily available and available legally. when you look at online gaming, many of the same fact patterns are true, which is you have a lot of people who really enjoy casino games, and in a world where you are sheltering in place, they are going to look for ways to get better entertainment at home, which online gaming does. so we think you're going to see a lot of looking at this, because it is one of the easiest places to go for material taxes in a way that consumers actually like and are interested in. emily: now, some people say that they believe election betting

specialist for mental health and substance abuse disorder and as matthew and i talk you're going to see a phone number at the bottom of your screen for the veterans crisis hotline if you are hearing this show is a pod cast that number is 802738255 matthew what's being called the mission the act will expand comprehensive assistance for family caregivers which until it's passed has only been available to veteran seriously injured in the line of duty on or after september 11th 2001 but these wounds run deep and many of the vets who are taking their lives served long ago correct. oh absolutely holland and thanks for having me on and thanks for continuing to talk about this yet the wounds of war the invisible wounds of war posttraumatic stress disorder moral injury and now as we're seeing traumatic brain injury. don't get better with time they can be managed with their p. with professional care with lifestyle changes however they stay with you for your entire life and as you and i have discussed before. this notion that. as time goes on it sure gets better has been disproved by studies but a

friendships work situations can mean these things that are matthew we are showing on screen the number for the veterans crisis hotline and for those who are listening to this is a pod cast 802738255 i have about a minute left but i got to ask you for those who are watching or listening who may be veterans or friends or family members what are the warning signs. well you know that there are a number of manifestations one of the things interesting about these types of injuries is that they're late so it's very similar but it's not the same as what the football players are going through where the injury may have occurred you know a couple of decades ago and now it's surfacing so maybe 101520 years afterwards you start to you'll start to see this in migraines and headaches in confusion and a lack of ability to focus area ability in anger issues or a big one and extreme fatigue and if you're experiencing these things you need to go and talk to your doctor about it and all of that one is you need to make exactly need to bring your your folks seeing your family or friends in if they're reluct

we'll go to matthew next in round pond, maine. good morning, matthew. caller: good morning.e have a lighthouse at the end of the peninsula and there was just a large group of people for the sun rise service, depending on which way the wind blows, the virus could be spreading. and i'd like to pound out matthew 6:6, when you pray go into the room and close the door and pray to your father who is unseen and your father who sees what it done in secret will reward you. these people are selfish and just killing people. it's unnecessary. you can pray and celebrate easter with your bible, with your cross at your house. you have a channel for the catholic channel and protestant channel on spectrum cable. you don't need to put people's lives at risk on your own life and thank you very much for c-span, god bless you. host: to barry next in cross hill, south carolina. hi there. caller: how are you doing? host: fine, thank you. caller: in 2008 i died and when i went to the other side they told me if you want to pray to god, you just get down on your knees if you're in the yard or in your

matthew is a senior writer and author of the article. dr. bhadelia is a medical contributor at msnbc. >>> turning to news of possible drug shortages to coronavirus. fda is announcing a shortfall of 20 medications because of covid-19. experts say they range from common over-the-counter products li like tylenol and others used in ventilators. joining me now is a former veterans affair secretary. the author of it shouldn't be this hard to serve your country. how much of this is shortages of drugs to treat people and the hoarding people have. >> this is a real problem that people are not talking about. we spend time thinking about do we have enough hospital beds or ventilators or supporting our sd staff. if our doctors and nurses don't have the basic supplies, we can't do the job we need for patients. we are talking about not just the ventilators, but the tubing for the ventilators. the intravenous fluids and the drugs getting scarce. part of the reason is that so many of these medications are produced overseas. specifically in china and india.

with matthew chambers her first love, had she ever dreamed of a life beyond ireland? the sources are silence on these questions but other parts of her life including the choices she made, the family she created in the voyages she took half left trayce. the everyday life of an ordinary woman would become part of an extraordinary moment. when jane and matthew chambers are boarding that troopship they're part of a peacetime deployment so for those of you who are rusty on your mid- 18 century history of going to give you a thirty second summary, i know i've got at least one former student in this crowd is probably rolling his eyes. very quickly. two years earlier so 1763 britain had won the seven years war and north america that war had been fought primarily against the french in their native allies. as a result the french withdrew all of their claims to eastern north america including that whole area we now know as canada their native allies and surprisingly to not see their land, thing that's worth noting. sit out the british crown had to figure how to manage the new em

as i said in the beginning, that's what led me to matthew brady. with both the king book and the barnum book, i was very lucky that there had been very good academic biographies about both figures. so they help me out. in fact the biographer from barnum, named arthur saxon is still alive and extremely generous to me. i wrote him a text yesterday and i said after today, barnum will be his again. [laughter]. but brady with a different character. and as i said there's not been a good book about him. there's not a lot of people run him. and so a lot of it had to do with looking at the photographs and with him there's the question of what is brady photograph. he ran a studio that's another people out to actually take the photographs and with the recalled photo by matthew brady. and so is a very different kind of challenge to write about. >> i was wondering if you saw the show meant movie and what you thought of it. >> sorry, can you say that again. >> did you see the greatest show meant movie. >> of the show, i'm sorry. i did see the movie. i'd actually

was matthew chambers her first love? had she ever dreamed of a life beyond ireland? the forces are silent on these questions. but other parts of her life, including the choices she made, the family she created, and the voyages she took, have left traces. the everyday life of an ordinary woman would become part of an extraordinary moment. so, when jane and matthew chambers are boarding the troop ship, they're part of a peacetime deployment. so for those who are a little rusty on your mid-18th century history, i'm going to give you 30-second summary. i have at least one former student in the crowd who is rolling his eyes. but very quickly two years earlier, 1763, britain had won the seven years war and in north america that war had been fought primarily against the french and their native allies. as a result the french withdrew all their claims to eastern north america, including that whole area well know as canada. their native allies unsurprisingly did not cede their round and the british crown had to figure out how to manage their new empire, including these people

he is the author of matthew brady, portraits of the nation and explore king a biography of clarence kane. he is the editor of the american scholar, a former editor of preservation and the founding literary editor of civilization a farmer book editor empowers we use today in the editor of the washington post book world. his essays reviews infections have appeared in numerous publications including american scholar, the american short fiction, the atlantic monthly,ti the new republic, the smithsonian, the washington post magazine, and the wilsonn quarterly. and on the opinion and book review of the boston globe three times, yesterday, and the washington post. he lives in virginia please give a warm savannah welcome to robert wilson. [applause]. robert: thank you chris, i appreciate that introduction. i hope your app works a lot better than the one done for the iowa caucuses. [laughter]. i trust it. what you probably actually tested it. #thank you to all of you for coming this morning on this cold morning. it is very pleasant to see so many of you care. it is very visit to see c-span air an

they join matthew's face in the 29th -- afoot. three days later they set sail for america. it may seems rage to begin an account of the boston massacre with a woman in ireland coming yet she come in women like her are the threads that tie together the range of people and the complexity of the forces that led to that dramatic moment. the complete story of the death of bostonians at the hands of british troops is more than the political upheaval that followed the shooting. it is also the story of personal connections between men and women, and civilians and soldiers, over time, the women and children associated with the 18th century british army had been forgotten. in the american imagination, most of the men had been reduced to an anonymous troops rather considered as individuals. jean chambers was not tennis not famous, her early life is lost to historians. we know neither when she was born nor in what year she married, because she read or write? with matt was matthew chambers her first love? had she ever dreamed of a life beyond

without stereotyping or misrepresentation which i think you know if your work does that very well matthew what are people telling you about it when they see it when they see the book when they see the film it's been amazing you know like there's been some story you know i've seen a lot of parents kind of saying like they wish that they had a book like this growing up you know kind of it's crazy now when you go to certain books to read you see like whole section there that are devoted to going to african-american picture books you know when you hear it's an artery yeah yeah i'm lucky i want to show people how little girls react to your book is that ok i can get me some surviving member of the moment say this is what happens i have a council look at this park some of them look at head elf let's take a look. just like in the good that was going on the i. was. yelling out it's me it's me you're looking at the little girl in the book she's obviously loving it how does that make you feel. really a dream come true you know i think with you know you put it out into the world in the open there and

parts and kind of showcase black family in a way that you know really have been joe case before so matthew the every show i gave us to make an animated show it failed that we show people on the kicks out of tape because i just dug it out recently just see what the reaction ross said scottie down to the pictures of beautiful that must have been hospital traction but you're one of the 75000 that's not your finale michelle welcome much you've got people in. my model take my money and let me show you just a little clip of what actually looks like. the animation because then they became head of the pool let's take a look at the animation. now other. it's like nothing it says a little bit does it and i actually want to pick up on that because we got a tweet from child who says i love the movie and i think it resonates with a lot of people of color i am native and the movie really promotes the idea of beauty as ourselves not as how quote i hope white culture define said so in this short and of course also in the book there are lots of layers and there are lots of types of beauty that the dad has

matthews.s is going to be a challenge throughout and mistakes will be made, have been made and will continue to be made and we have to give each other a break here. everybody is trying their hardest and i know you and your team are. i'm on those calls every wednesday and friday morning with you and i know the hard work going into keeping the system going and at the same time, recognising that our students and families are many times in crisis right now and that needs to be recognised by everybody in the school system. and with that, we're going go to item 3, which is student delegate's report. we're happy to have our student delegate's list. we missed you. >> hi, good afternoon, everyone. it is so good to see all of you. it has been so long and i'm definitely going to miss teaching with dr. matthews every other tuesday. we're happy to announce the survey/delegate elections is live and will continue to be live until may 8th. the sac has created a video highlighting each candidate so that they ca

to change people's confidence around here what we do embrace it more i think it's doing just that matthew thank you so much for joining us today congratulations again on the oscar shortlist will be cheering you on from the stream and by when i was growing up as an indian immigrant daughter in the u.s. i never saw anyone who looked like me in the books that i was reading or the t.v. shows and films that i was watching and so when i wrote my golly folktale and string theory and speired fantasy series kieren mala in the kingdom beyond starring a 12 year old intergalactic demon slaying indian immigrant daughter from new jersey i wrote these books for the 12 year old that i had been who had never seen myself and i wrote these books for my own children and for all our children in response to toni morrison's famous call if there's a book you want to read and it hasn't been written yet then you must write. oh my goodness i show that story must resonate with south. with her publishing house but babies she's looking to change south asian representation in children's books such as thanks for joining

matthews.s is going to be a challenge throughout and mistakes will be made, have been made and will continue to be made and we have to give each other a break here. everybody is trying their hardest and i know you and your team are. i'm on those calls every wednesday and friday morning with you and i know the hard work going into keeping the system going and at the same time, recognising that our students and families are many times in crisis right now and that needs to be recognised by everybody in the school system. and with that, we're going go to item 3, which is student delegate's report. we're happy to have our student delegate's list. we missed you. >> hi, good afternoon, everyone. it is so good to see all of you. it has been so long and i'm definitely going to miss teaching with dr. matthews every other tuesday. we're happy to announce the survey/delegate elections is live and will continue to be live until may 8th. the sac has created a video highlighting each candidate so that they ca

and fidel tells matthews he's got sales all over the mountains, 200, 300 soldiers which matthews buys. he has this extraordinary thing where fidel ends up on the front page of "the new york times" where and it's a growing report, and it's a very romantic revolution. matthew had been in the spanish-american war himself and he thought it was a resistance, a youth rebellion and against all odds robin hood sort of thing. and this is sort of the image that sort of continues throughout the revolution. and in many ways it's right. these guys, they didn't really have any terrible political agenda other than getting rid of batista. that was a goal they could get behind. a lot of political stuff we associate like communism for example came much letter. fidel what he basically wanted was power. someone later said he tried to make midel communist and fidel laughed and said i'd be communist if i was stalin and refused to discuss it any further. in any case on the same day herbert matthews meet him, cilia comes up -- cilia is the one in the middle there, and cilia sanchez hikes in as well to meet m

saju matthew, always good to have you with us both for answering our questions.u for not saying my he question was silly. but also thank you for answering all the questions that people sent in to us on twitter and instagram. >> thank you. >>> we just talked about it a little bit here. the dire economic headlines driving a push to restart the economy. when is the safe time to make that move? we heard from dr. matthew. the question is, is the federal government doing enough to help workers in the interim. in the mean teenager we'll talk about that. stay close. to help keep you on the road, the chevy certified service experts are here and ready to help if you require parts, maintenance or repairs. you can even schedule your service appointments online. it's just our way of doing our part. from anyone else. so why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms which most pills don't. get all-in-one allergy relief for 24 hours, with flonase. many of life's moments in thare being put on hold. are staying at home, which most pills don't. at carv

they also took off the boyfriend, matthew. he had an alibi that held up.ng him somewhere else at the time lynsie went missing. so that left just two. >> i haven't seen her since that day. >> marty who police didn't trust because of his secret relationship with lynsie. and because he had lied about his identity. and the man who dropped lynsie off at that corner. the last person to see her before she vanished, chris mcamis. >> go in here -- do you remember -- >> yeah. >> april 2002. more than a year after lynsie went missing, detectives decided to start over. they brought chris mcamis back to see if his story still held up. >> i really would like to think that lynsie has been like abducted or -- >> like what? >> i'd really rather think -- >> police turned up the heat. >> this bull about being positive, let's get down to the nitty-gritty and i like to think in my pollyanna mind -- >> okay. >> it's a possibility. >> right. >> police thought chris seemed oddly calm talking about a friend who may have been murdered. >> it turns out somebody killed her, what do y

and joining us now from los angeles california matthew 8 cherry is the author and filmmaker of hair love his film was just shortlisted for the 2020 oscars congratulations welcome to the stream so good to have you here. thank you so much i want you to start right away online because that is where there is so much buzz for your work i want to share this tweet circulating online this is january the hamster that's our handle january says like so many others i contributed to the kickstarter for hair love looks like my 1st foray into the world of arts fund raising on the web has paid off mightily a terrific film and critical acclaim so on the show we're talking about books but this is a book that came from a film talk to us about your inspiration. yeah you know a couple years ago i was coming across on a lot of these videos of dad doing their daughter's hair and it was really seemed like a great opportunity to kind of get representation on a couple of different brands you know like there's often get one of the worst raps in mainstream media about being not present it would be a dead beat dead

. ♪ >> seth: actor matthew mcconaughey posted a video online showing people how to make a face mask outf a bandana. and then cate blanchett showed people how to kill the virus with a withering look. the coast guard recently seized 1,700 pounds of cocaine from a fishing boat off the coast of central america. which is a shame, because they were about to get a lot of fishing done according to "the new york post," there is a new trend of americans getting dumped on zoom or zumped. it's bad, but not as bad as getting zivorced "now, honey, i don't know how to tell you this. i want a zivorced. you're not - it's jumpy the audio's bad. i didn't --" the "new york times" has published an article about theas said their biggest rival toys, "guess alpaca my bags then." alpaca -- my bags. karen chee wrote that joke let's throw a picture of karen up there

matthew, thank you very much.ance reporting from london. >>> meanwhile, here in the united states, massachusetts has now ordered 3,000 national guard troops to be called up as battles show boston could see a virus surge imminently. the boston mayor, marty walsh, he's standing by live. we'll discuss when we come back. because they're here. working day in, day out. at&t is here. providing support with advanced services for first responders. and connected temporary hospitals, mobile testing sites and emergency management centers. because until their job is done, it is essential that we all have their backs. it's what we've always done. it's what we'll always do. can match the power of energizer. because energizer ultimate lithium is the longest lasting aa battery in the world. [confetti cannon popping] energizer. backed by science. matched by no one. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of the body, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance

but they were called photos by matthew brady. itit was in very different kindf challenge to write about brady. guest: i was wondering if you saw the movie and i was wondering what tu saw about it. if you saw the greatest show man movie. we did you think about it. robert: i did see the movie. i had actually agreed to write something for the daily beast about the ways in which the movie did not quite get barnum right. i came out ofe the movie so enraged that i felt i credit. [laughter]. i could not write at lightheartd piece so it did not fulfill that area and struck me that there were so many ways, will this whole w question of the present day sensibility the sensibility of the times. the sensibility of that movie is just so hollywood, 2018 or whatever the movie whenever it came out 2017. the thing that offended me the most, big shocker, hollywood does a movie and doesn't get the history right. that is never happened before of course. but it just struck me as being perverse because barnum was so much more interesting than the char

bob is the author of matthew brady, portraits of a nation and the explorer king, a biography of clarence king. he is the editor of the american scholar, former editor of preservation and the founding literary editor of civilization. a former book editor and columnist for u.s. today and a former editor at the washington post book world. his essays reviews and fiction have appeared in numerous publications, including the american scholar, the american short fiction, the atlantic monthly, the new republic and the smithsonian, washington post magazine and the wilson quarterly. and on the op-ed opinion and book review pages of the boston globe. "the new york times", u.s. today and "the washington post". he lives in manassas, virginia. please give a warm savannah welcome to robert wilson. [applause] >> thank you, chris. i appreciate that introduction. i'm hoping your app works better than the app that was done for .he iowa caucuses [laughter] i trust it will. you probably actually tested it. thanks to all of you for coming this morning on this cold morning.init it's very pleasant to see so man

matthews k.j. lots of big stars everyone of course has their own favorite but what do you think were the highlights. well there were so many highlights you know i love seeing the former 1st ladies laura bush michelle obama just pay homage to all of the health care workers the doctors and nurses on the front line it was wonderful to see them i read the performances by elton john and lady gaga and the rolling stones where there are but i particularly lived beyond saying i was robbed the fact is she came on and she also thanked the front line health care workers are risking their lives every day but she also took a moment to highlight and shine a spotlight on some people who are disproportionately affect it right here in america take a listen. like i'm here disproportionate along to be easy central parts of the workforce that do not have the luxury of working. and african american. markets have been so dearly your victims. those with preexisting conditions even higher rates this virus killing black. a

. >> reporter: matthew prince is the c.e.o. of cloud flair that provides cloud securities for websites. you can drive between two points. traffic can spread out across those different roads and you won't have as much congestion on any one of them. >> reporter: well, that sounds great. and yet in the european union, netflix and youtube have actually degraded their picture quality to avoid overloading the internet. prince says that's because the internet's wiring is different in europe. >> they rely a lot of times on older technology, especially dsl, which is basically the internet over the telephone lines. as opposed to in the u.s. where most of the internet connectivity is over the cable system. turns out that the telephone line system, the dsl system doesn't have quite as much capacity. >> reporter: and if you have cable, you get much faster internet speed into your house than out of it. >> the cable system was really built originally to be able to take lots of tv programs and bring them into your house. it was never built so

it is matthew mcconaughey. why not tell you who it is all right guys, are you ready for this are we going to do the monologue? let's do the monologue first and before i get to the monologue, lastly, tomorrow night a big event. one world at home together this is with steven colbert, jimmy kimmel and i are hosting it lady gaga set the whole thing up paul mccartney, elton john, certain things i can't tell you. rolling stones are going to be on it. it is two hours in the making. just watch it and enjoy it and set your dvr now pause this and set your dvr to tape that, one world together at home i might have said together at home together at home is what it is let's start with the monologue are you ready for the monologue? here we go are you ready? are you ready for this here we go hey. are you excited? >> yes >> okay, good. welcome to the tonight show at home edition today is bat appreciation day. they are incredible. they can see in the dark and use echo location to find foods. the only thing they can't do right no

matthews who is also working from home i see k j lots of big stars everyone of course has their favorite but what do you think were the highlights or you know there are better number of highlights i mean i was actually surprised to see. oh ok we'll see if the signal comes. just saying that they're so thankful and so thankful to all the health care workers the doctors and the nurses around the world i was surprised also to see beyond say and alicia keys talk about how cold it 19 particularly here in the u.s. has disproportionately affected african-americans and we're seeing more of them die in this country and then also there were wonderful performances of course by j. lo the rolling stones mick jagger john legend and of course lady gaga who really spearheaded this entire event opening and and closing along with with john legend so so many great artists were on there tonight just to give their thanks to all the people on the front lines all around the world helping to keep us safe as you mentioned lady gaga and she said that this was not a fundraiser fundraiser unlike live aid in the us a