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of --nally, a professor at wisconsin university at pottsville. he has written nonfiction and fiction. the year of919: racial violence." your moderator is professor roger -- robert belanger. he is also the director of the black studies program and clark collection of african-american literature. thank you so much for joining us. [applause] >> i want to start by thanking the team for hosting us. i want to think the audience for coming out on a beautiful saturday afternoon to spend some time talking about this important topic. of years,ast couple there is no historical topic more important than american slavery and its impact on our life. i'm going to cover a small chunk of the story of how black and light -- white abolitionists saw southern slavery not as a foreign, distant thing that only existed on the other side of the break's and dixon line. it's an institution that lived and breathed and shaped life here. start my talk with an william cooper, now a black abolitionist and historian made, he was speaking at daniel hall, not too far from here. ev

. >> woodruff: nally, do you believe any impeachment effort has to be bipartisan in order to be credible well, i'm regtfully of the view that, at least based on performance to date, members of the g.o.p. do not stnd willing to confront this predent, no matter how repntug his conduct, no matter how much his condy transgress the law or the constitution. i hope that changes. i hope that changes. but i think that we cannot defer to the other party here if they have abdicated thr responsibility. >> woodruff: adam schiff, chairman of the house intelligence com comm >> woodruff: i'm now joined by kellyanne conw, counselor to president donald trump. she joins us from the white house. tee, thank you very much. >> thank you. kellyanne conway, thank you for talking with us. i know you heard some of what chairman schiff just waid, but i to come back to th be whistleblower's complaint, the essence of it is that the president essentially used the power of his office to try to get a foreign government to interfere in the 2020 election d that he came to that concluon after talking with over half a dozen

attorney he says, quote, i u unequivocally reject any implication that skopolamine was ever intention nallyadminister to justify or any of my horses. the california horse racing board tells cnn the drug had been reclassified, meaning baffert's team would have only received a fine for the positive test, but a racing official says justify would still have been disqualified unless the board had presented evidence of environmental contamination. cnn has asked for that evidence. the president of churchill downs and the maryland jockey club, john, say that justify passed the preand post-race tests at the kentucky derby and the preakness stakes. >> sounds like we need more information, coy. thank you very much for giving us the update on that. >>> meanwhile, here's an update. u.s. health officials say they have narrowed their focus into the vaping-related deaths of six people. dr. sanjay gupta joins us next. ♪ play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tum tum tums laso you can enjoy it even ifst you're sensitive. se. n. yet some say it isn't real mil

consequence of this is imprisonment is, a convicted felon myself, it is a lifelong stigma, reputation nallye truly not apples to apples. they make good headlines, they are sensationalized they are not looking at the facts which is first time nonviolent offense. the u.s. sentencing commission is encouraging that courts consider noncustodial sentences for nonviolent offenders. i understand why the judge sentenced her to prison. though i believe it's a waste of taxpayer resources to warehouse her in a camp for 14 days. ed: all right. justin, we appreciate you coming. in. >> thank you. ed: a fox news alert meanwhile the inspector general almost done with that report on fisa abuse. in fact, a draft copy is now in the hands of that man, the attorney general. what comes next? dan bongino has been following this case closely. he was on it before a lot of people were. he joins us live next. plus, if you are dating these days you have probably heard about ghosting. >> conner is never going to call you. >> oh, really? how do you know? >> because i'm a guy and it's just how we do it. ed: what about sof