for unbiased assessments of the truth telling politicians feel free that's political fact dot org what a sad state of affairs for our country our economy is finally getting out of the gutter there are many reasons to be hopeful yet politicians are having a terrible time with the truth and some in the us have simply overlooked it we can all probably a do a lot better the politicians and us we. need to hold those who lie accountable and they the politicians need to listen or they'll be voted out at least that's how it should work if we all do our part the politicians will follow suit and that will help keep our nation on the right track for our people and our businesses and for the economic engine of our democracy so perhaps today some will heed a lesson from two great presidents who thought truth was terrific happy birthday mr president that's all for now on this presidents day thanks for watching be sure to catch boom bust on you tube at you tube dot com slash boom bust archie see you next time. on that. server i want to do it just show me very stupid to be very clear right. away. food

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org we have erected stout wall a veritable barrier against the elements and of course against attacks by the natives who keep trying to interrupt the work. the goal of what. inside a large square courtyard is being laid out an assembly point providing shelter from the perpetual gale spring. we started building in twelve eighty three with just thirty workers at first now three years later but working flat out there are some nine hundred fifty men on the site. holic is due for completion in twelve eighty nine of the construction period of six years a proud place that does great honor to my little as he says and a place that's attracted mystic forces for centuries as the natives say. playing. holic will be both a gateway to the mountains and a london court the city where we can unload ships bringing reinforcements the water washes right up to look like. amy at. the end up to him. yeah over the years we've grown exhausted from all the activity that edward has set in motion we're building three new castles it wants two days ride from holic is conway in the north when it's. here on the bank

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sense of the entire org chart without all the existing layers. and the obvious place is for you to be the dallas manager for now. you know, this is not a demotion. this is not a reflection of your character. so we're gonna have you be the dallas manager and take the c.o.o. role completely out of the equation. lemonis: i'm wondering where the hell you've been up until this point. for the first time, lady finally took a stand. she's actually putting tasha in the right role. it's about time. lady: so, i think two options -- of having you outside of the organization and not staying with us or staying with us as the dallas manager. i think it's a position of just getting back to basics. tasha: i mean, that's fine. let's take the demotion, this or that, if that's what i need to do. and we will kick ass. i will sell the...out of everything like i normally do, like i did before when i got promoted. i'm still gonna give 150% to make that store the best it can possibly be. lemonis: i think your attitude about respecting the importance of this store-manager

this is a topic that interests you, go to our website booktv .org and in the search bar type election 2016 book you'll find a large archive of others and materials. all of these programs are available to watch online. >> book tv tape hundreds of other programs throughout the country all year long. here's a look at some of the events we will be covering this week. that's a look at some of the event booktv will be covering this week. many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on book tv on c-span2. >> when donald trump iran for president and when he gave his inaugural address the theme was america is essentially a day or two away from the apocalypse but what i found looking at the experience of his first year historically was as follows. donald trump was fortunate to take office when he did unlike abraham lincoln, he didn't have to deal with the secession of seven states during the period between his election and his inauguration and unlike richard nixon he did not inherit a war in which more than half a million american soldiers were bogged dow

for unbiased assessments of the truth telling politicians feel free that's political fact dot org what a sad state of affairs for our country our economy is finally getting out of the gutter there are many reasons to be hopeful yet politicians are having a terrible time with the truth and some in the us have simply overlooked it we can all probably a do a lot better the politicians and us we. need to hold those who lie accountable and they the politicians need to listen or they'll be voted out at least that's how it should work if we all do our part the politicians will follow suit and that will help keep our nation on the right track for our people and our businesses and for the economic engine of our democracy so perhaps today some will heed a lesson from two great presidents who thought truth was terrific happy birthday mr president. that's all for now on this presidents' day thanks for watching be sure to catch boom bust on you tube at you tube dot com slash boom bust archie see you next time. right here paul this is and there's a way to practice is they don't pressure oppressive m

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let's take a look at org. >> the organics etf goes by the ticker org.oks to take advantage of the booming market of food, drinks, and other products made chemicals and pesticides. americans spent $150 billion on organic products in 2015. returning more than 40% over the past year, there is good exposure in small and mid-cap. -- makes up a fifth of the etf. oregon has lower trading volume, has lower trading volume. is cheaper than most the mattock funds. scarlet: and this is an easy one for people to get their head around as well. eric: this is pretty obvious. organic food, it is popular. what is interesting about this one, up 40%. i did not think it was doing that great. this is from janice, right? this is better than all of their active funds. you have the right number theme thematic etfom that is doing well. i think it will slowly start to compete against actives, because this is what you throw in your portfolio to give it a little spice, and that is what activist trying to be used for. scarlet: not a stand-alone, but an additive. eric balchunas, than

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our cities to her staff recently traveled >>.org/cities tour. you're watching american history tv a weekend every weekend on c-span3. marks the 50th anniversary of north korea's attack and capture of the naval intelligence ship the uss pueblo. history bookshelf, mitchell theks about his book " pueblo incident." he described the ship's mission and how the crew was tortured for days. there was intelligence loss and this was recorded in san diego in 2002. it is about 55 minutes. mitchell: welcome to the veterans memorial center in balboa park. it is my great pleasure to introduce to you professor mitch lerner. he is a pulitzer prize nominee and a fellow at the university of virginia posner miller center for public affairs.

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org area has taken up the e.u.'s rotating presidency and i want you thinking so what well the balkan nation isn't a role model economy it's dogged by organized crime and corruption and still has strong links to the russian russian oligarchy. went there for. the city of vanna is bulgaria's largest port on the black sea. fleet pipeline sections were made in the german city of ours and and have been delivered to a firm owned by the russian energy giant gazprom the port city is awash with rumors of what goes promise doing here. we sometimes make jokes here in bulgaria but the main thing that will be flowing through the south stream pipeline is russian corruption. local journalists past spots of sees him self as a watchdog for good government and against political cronyism for years he's been keeping a close eye on gas problems activities in the city. many of these pipeline sections have already been frighted out on special ships for about a year now work has been progressing to lay the turk stream pipeline across the bl

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the event was hosted by the group 350.org at george washington university. speakers included 350 cofounder bill mckevin and hip hop president reverend lenox yearwood in the is just over 90 minutes. [ applause ] >> thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. thank you. [ applause ] >> well, let me begin by thanking all of you here and folks watching live stream all over this country for standing up for our environment, for standing up for the fossil fuel industry, and telling them that short-term profits are not more important than the future of our planet. thank you all very much. [ applause ] >> and i want to -- i want to give special thanks to the howard university gospel choir for their great performance. [ applause ] >> and i want to thank 350.org and the other organizations involved in this event. and i'll tell you why. it's not just that bill mckib ben is a neighbor of mine in vermont, it's that i am inspired, i am truly inspired by the work that you are doing. and your understanding that while donald trump wants ton divi -- to divide us up, you are helping

playing so much intimidation from possible in fact event through a trial i myself twice first and retry org of at nasa's have been lifted from the prosecutor. present it in court. prosecutor says brothers declared in both day that no intimidation not interference and normal business is in hire the nice case was the stop to present him call it the appeal court spoke of serious with this intimidation. in no sense brummer stated this in belgrade front of everybody in me that in her d.n.a. scales there was no record of any intimidation or interference or any. blockage that somebody shows a board and presence all good idea according to the new york times eighteen people have eighteen witnesses to be subpoenaed because they refused to appear all the others inside the courtroom said houlihan who testified that major dared to test when my child was furnished in charge of the prosecution of fees in haiti was sarah's brothers he stated this they got the prosecutor who was sitting in front of the stage and there's an unfortunate media and not only media many are sources sconce of them from bogus bogut

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. >> you can see the rest of this washington journal statement on our website c-span .org andio jt type earnest monies into the search bar. right now we take you to the hudson institute in washington with iraq's ambassador to the us on the future of this country. this is my coverage on c-span2. >> welcome to this panel on reconstructing iraq with challenges ahead. i'm a senior fellow here and the moderator for the event. i'm excited to share this panel want to buy

. -- org chart. there is an order. there is no order to the social media process. i've always pushed back against those who talk about crowdsourcing and citizen journalism. the true journalistic training and mindset is not something that just grows randomly. and that is part of the gigantic disconnect that we now have. we do not have a system of checks, balances, accountability gatekeepers and that is the culture shock i was talking about a moment ago. >> the question that springs to mind is what is the way forward? it occurs to me in discussions this week, that these companies should be working with the academic world more and that would give them control and would give them guidelines. how would you guide them? i completely agree. the people who started these companies believe the technology was going to make a pulled the if they spent more time at the -- the better place. if they spent more time at the pub with journalists, they would've realized that the world is dark and messy. being a journalis

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for a copy go to c-span .org/landmark cases. american artifacts visits museums and historic places. up next, we travel to hyde park, new york for a tour of eleanor roosevelt's college. the first lady made the stone cottage a permanent home after her husband, president franklin roosevelt died in 1945. this is about 20 minutes. certainly, this became the very first national historic site to be dedicated to a first lady. the only historic site dedicated to one first lady. val-kill encompasses two major buildings. the first cottage was built in 1925 to serve as a retreat for eleanor roosevelt and her two political mentors. easternmost on the end of the roosevelt property at the time. it was planned that fdr purchased to do experiments on. he offered to build his wife a little cottage here because, by the early 1920's, she was getting very active in political life. she really needed her own space to bring friends and associates. and a place where she could talk politics. and plan political strategy. fdr realizes the big house really did not serve eleanor roosevelt's purpose well because

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. >> you can watch this and other programs online at the tv .org. for nearly 20 years in depth on the tv has featured the nation's best known nonfiction writers with life conversations about their books. this year is a special project we are featuring best-selling fiction writers monthly program in depth fiction addition. during a live sunday march 4 at noon eastern with jeff was novel gods and generals was made into a major motion picture. his most recent book is the present hours. his other books include the final storm, to the last man, plus 11 more novels which recount the military history of america from the american revolution to the korean war. during the program we will be taking your phone calls, pete and facebook messages. our special series in depth fiction addition with author jeff live from noon to 3:00 p.m. eastern on tv on c-span2. >> rule number one on this conspiracy is that under mining your aspiration and when i say your aspiration and i need to be clear because this is primarily an audience of color but i said the same thing for

the members of sciu 10-1 and 350.org for your advocacy and staying on top of the issue and members of the commission of the environment for ongoing advocacy on this measure. san francisco has always been a national and global trail blazer for environmental practices. we have reduced greenhouse gas emissions 28% below 1990 levels, cleaning our air while our population was growing and our economy was booming. we have launched our clean power program, clean power sf, the single most important thing we can do to combat climate change and i was proud to lead that initiative here on the board of supervisors. with the enrollment of clean power sf, we're well on our way to achieving the 50% renewable target by 2020 and 100% by 2030. goals that even outpace the ambitious goals set by the state of california. and we're providing reliable energy at great prices. through the work of so many community leaders, we closed the last two fossil fuel plants eight years ago in this city. and we are leading the nation in waste reduction and resource recovery thanks to the recycling and composting programs

reverend lennox of the hip-hop caucus, and bill from 350.org. thank you all very much. [applause] >> you tell them. you tell them. >> you can do better than that. make some noise for senator bernie sanders. [applause] >> so, before we get started, let me say this. as you can see from my hat, i actually want to start by giving honor to one, all of the amazing climate activists, like one who gave their lives for this movement. [applause] >> and for an amazing equity freedom fighter warrior, my friend erica donner. [applause] >> and those things are connected, for those who are watching who may not know erica garner's father was killed by the new york police department in an illegal chokehold. his last words were, "i can't breathe." erica sprung up. with the connection to climate even if he had not been choked, , regarding the pollution, eric garner and all his children had asthma. even for him, and when eric died, he had an asthma attack which put him in a,, in which he died at 27. i want to lead off with that because these things are connected. with that, i want to thank

sanders: and i want to thank 350.org and the other organizations involved in this event. i will tell you why. it is not just bill mckibben is a neighbor of mine in vermont. it is that i am inspired. i am truly inspired by the work that you are doing. and you are understanding that while donald trump wants to divide us up, you are helping to bring people from all walks of life together. [applause] sen. sanders: and not only all walks of life in the united states of america, when we talk about climate change, it goes without saying we are talking about a global crisis and that it is imperative we bring people all over the world together to fight to save this planet. [applause] sen. sanders: last night, we heard president trump's state of the union address. [crowd booing] sen. sanders: it is my job as a united states senator to have to be there. [laughter] sen. sanders: it is what i ought to do. but among the many other dishonest and ugly things he said, there is one interesting reality. if you go to the scientific community and you say to them, "what is the major global cri

same time scientists from the manhattan project to finishing work on a new bomb van imaginable power org. all . the way. on july sixteenth nine hundred forty five on the testing grounds in new mexico they detonated the world's first atomic bomb trinity. a doomsday weapon worked. physicist robert oppenheimer passed it over to the military in the person of general leslie groves the true director of the project the us government and military could now decide how and whether to use the atomic weapons two bombs were sent to the base or to mia. despite protests from many scientists the military refused to consider detonating one outside populated areas as a demonstration of force to have its full effect us leadership decided the bomb had to destroy and kill. at the allies potsdam conference held around the same time president truman knew he had the ultimate weapon. the atomic bomb had strengthened truman's hand both with his former allies and with the japanese. he issued an ultimatum calling for the emperor to abdicate his throne and japan to capitulate. the japanese rejected those terms. won

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if you want to see that, go to www. heartheircries. org. to see that, go to www.heartheircries.org.orker and know the industry well. you have many white men with power and wealth going to underprivileged countries where the rule of law has broken down. you have to understand, your viewers who want charitable donations to go where they want, we have to make sure good work is done. the vast majority are good people and are doing good work but like the catholic church, a small number of people are doing the most heinous acts, and we know that a charity is only taken seriously if they report to the police are not the charity commission. these people are breaking british sex tourism laws and need to go to jail. andrew mcleod. president putin has ordered a special investigation into why a russian airliner crashed near moscow, killing all 71 people on board. the plane operated by saratov airlines was en route to the city of orsk in the ural mountains, when it came down near the village of argunovo minutes after take—off. our correspondent, steve rosenberg, reports from moscow. tonight, rus

grounds to avoid the shelling on able to go on to the streets or whatever's left of them to collect org. i feel. the world leaders condemned the syrian government but that comes as little consolation to the people of eastern. actions how far more facts than just words. joining me now is sonia khush she's the syria director of save the children in amman jordan welcome to our program and a pictures we are seeing coming up from eastern guta on devastating give us a sense of the magnitude of the tragedy unfolding there. share well you know our partners that are currently working in essentially to describe the situation in which there is so much fear. families especially among children you know they've been living under siege since december twenty twelve so they already had very volatile situations in recent months we had seen levels of malnutrition rai's we had seen no medical supplies getting into the area and so now dismemberment is really compounding the suffering of the people there one of our partners said everyone in eastern goodtimes underground now and that means they're seeking she

a s a l h dot org and you can call us at two o two two three eight five nine one two sylvia we talked about your organization's history tell us about the operation today well i have to begin with the phenomenal founder carter g. woodson he was an amazing person and for us he's an inspiration because he shows the power of one he knew that although he was a scholar that our history was not going to get out to the public unless he engaged other people and so he started this organization with the intent that the few scholars that there were in one nine hundred fifteen could share that information with communities with churches and we still that do that today were a membership organization and individuals can still join us and be a part of branches around this nation that do black history programming that go in schools and other institutions to share this important history so we encourage people to look for a solid to know that all the black history that you know probably has been touched by our organization and our members and some way and you too can be a part of that sylvia thanks so mu

recipient and communications director for the engraved on campus org. as a center and to me adams is a digital organizer michael for some of its national audience he might not be that familiar with if you will you know what that's a story i would not be to tally a young staff it involves hailing a taxi in new york a story from that it kind of shows how you corrupt what motivates you. can you tell the taxi story. yeah well i'm looking at those tweets like the greatest hits of of of high amount of anger and frustration from so thank you for a lot i didn't know that some of those moments when i was a teenager and living in the york growing up i had a moment of awakening if you will was with a friend of mine who was an older teen ager late one night after a party coming out of central park and this is in the mid ninety's looking for a taxi cab to go home and i'll never forget omar green you know putting his hand out to get a taxi i was fourteen years old almost nineteen and watching taxi as a taxi a taxi going by finally a taxi. stopped and i put my hand ou

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the movement on college campuses and after college i got involved with leadership and with campus .org because i viewed it and had an opportunity to help the students that didn't have the nsexperience i had to help give them the tools and resources they needed to help them get their opinions out there because there is such a lack of organizational standpoint elect people helping empower young certain students. manyin students go to college nt sure where they lean politically and there's an overall mean pressurere to go to the left tht they don't ever have a chance and many times they are indoctrinated on college campuses so our goal is to help empower students and say let's defend free speech and help you in the political process but let's get conversation going so you can make up your mind and not be forced into any side whatever it is. >> we will open the blinds and talk about the millennial's in the conservative movement with cabot phillips was out at the back here is how we are breaking down the line. if you're between ages of 18-34 that number is 2,027,488,000 mac and 35-49(202)74

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