from his hotel apartment up to an established quorum to cut off a filibuster and mckellar realized that why he was being brought up. he was very angry at berkeley. as a result, he made it clear to anyone who would listen, the album barkley's desire to be on the supreme court died that day. there is a smoldering tensions between those two gentlemen. >> what is this? >> this is a photograph taken in 1963 in the senate chamber at the behest of the u.s. capitol historical society taken by national geographic photographers. there was an official photo taken in 1939, but this is the first in a series of official photos of the senate in session. the thing that strikes me the most about the picture is that all of the senators have their backs to the camera. in subsequent versions of that total, you could be sure that all of the senators would be looking directly at the camera. >> the next one is outside the senate chamber. >> that was on the hottest day of june, 1988, during the 100th congress. there are 85 senators including robert byrd. that is reminiscent of an earlier photo made in 1874 in

the gentleman in front of them -- barkley was instrumental in having mckellar brought from his hotelpartment up to an established quorum to cut off a filibuster and mckellar realized that was why he was being brought up. he was very angry at berkeley. as a result, he made it clear to anyone who would listen, the album barkley's desire to be on the supreme court died that day. there is a smoldering tension between those two gentlemen. >> what is this? >> this is a photograph taken in 1963 in the senate chamber at the behest of the u.s. capitol historical society taken by national geographic photographers. there was an official photo taken in 1939, but this is the first in a series of official photos of the senate in session. the thing that strikes me the most about the picture is that all of the senators have their backs to the camera. in subsequent versions of that total, you could be sure that all of the senators would be looking directly at the camera. >> the next one is outside the senate chamber. >> that was on the hottest day of june, 1988, during the 100th congress. there are 8