host: thank you for watching mr. gover? guest: one thing you should know is that as part of our responsibilities at the national museum of the american indian, congress told us that we were to present material about native hawaiian history and culture as well. so we have had a couple of exhibitions about native annualns, and we have an iawaiian festival at the nma each may. look at our website, and you will find the date for our hawaiian festal, which will come out -- our hawaiian festival, which will come out in may. i'm glad you mentioned the is just aecause there flowering now of native american literature. there are so many brilliant writers doing remarkable work. i should certainly note that the poet laureate of the united states is a citizen of the muskogee nation in oklahoma. there are other writers, sherman , axi, louise urge ridge young man named tommy orange, who just wrote a brilliant book scott mamare there day -- there there." their contribution to the arts of the united states is quite remarkable. that's one o

mr. gover? >> as it happens, i am from oklahoma. i grew up around many kiowa people, actually. i have comanche relatives. to see what has happened in the state of oklahoma in the 45 years since i lived there is really quite remarkable. so when i was there, i was fully aware that there were a lot of native american people there, and that there were a lot of tribes, and i learned how they all came to be in oklahoma from the various parts of the country. but out in the political life and civic life in the economic life of the state, indians were invisible. that is not the case anymore. now we see many of the tribes are thriving economically. they are among the largest employers in the state of oklahoma, and many of them are the largest service providers to all people, not just indians. in their respective jurisdictions, with education projects, health projects, roads, all sorts of different things. so they are no longer invisible, and they are very much in the economic mainstream of the state of ok

host: thank you for watching mr. gover?uest: one thing you should know is that as part of our responsibilities at the national museum of the american indian, congress told us that we were to present material about native hawaiian history and culture as well. so we have had a couple of exhibitions about native annualns, and we have an iawaiian festival at the nma each may. look at our website, and you will find the date for our hawaiian festal, which will come out -- our hawaiian festival, which will come out in may. i'm glad you mentioned the is just aecause there flowering now of native american literature. there are so many brilliant writers doing remarkable work. i should certainly note that the poet laureate of the united states is a citizen of the muskogee nation in oklahoma. there are other writers, sherman , axi, louise urge ridge young man named tommy orange, who just wrote a brilliant book scott mamare there day -- there there." their contribution to the arts of the united states is quite remarkable. that's one of

he is for putting compassion back ieno the gover >> the furthest left is bernie sanders. he is alsohe attracting biggest crowds. mrsanders: we are going to defeat the most dangerous president in moderamerican history, donald trump. the other candidate to watch is pete buttigieg. he was finally declared the winner in iowa and has carried that momentum with him. but oh no,oe, the former vice president, joe biden, seems to be sinking like a stone. not evenfo hanging around the result. but last night, one man eclipsed all othersn new hampshire. thousands waited all day to listen to donald trump, the limelight stealer extraordinaire after the utter shambles in. iowa, the democric party will sat up and they a able -- thatte the votes add up and they are able to dlare a winner. to screw up when election is unfortunate. to screw u a second would be catastrophic. jane: mark, thank you for joining me. youie have inted pretty much all the candidates. you have endorsed berni why?ers. >> it was a difficult decision. a couple reasons. he has the energy. a successful candidate has to generate energy, and in our view, he is the o