which is eric phoner's classic from 1988. which is a long time ago. it's like dog years in historian years, the fact that we have not been able to, as of course we all want to constantly revise those who came before us, phoner's book has held up remarkably well. it's very long. there's a short version of it, short history of reconstruction by eric phoner if you wanted to read that. i guess i have been struck, as it turned out i just reviewed several new books of late. i thought that this book by louis mazer about lincoln's last speech helped me see things that i had not seen before. but we are rediscovering every single aspect of things that i talked about today including the military presence, the lives of african-america african-americans, what the republicans were doing, what the democrats were thinking. it's a remarkably fertile period. i think i would still start with the one volume account that basically recalibrated our thinking to put the african-american struggle for true american citizenship at the center of the story. because i think that w

or --rump did do a phone did do a phoner this morning. mark: i never want to argue in favor of a candidate talking to the press less, i think he is smart playing to supply and demand here. when he does less, reporters play off of each other. if he picks his spots more and does more local press, which is below the radar, i think he is in a better position for himself to control the message more than he has. campbell: i think that just because he is doing less media does not mean he is getting less media. are stillchannels taking his press conferences and rallies live. he has basically taken over the media. they have given up editorial control. he says i will not do a sitdown interview i will only do phoners, and they take them. he says i will not engage with you, but tape my rallies. they tape his rallies. it is a tribute to trump's finance -- trump's finesse and brilliance how he has manipulative the media. he may be giving less, but it does not mean he is getting less. lately, ted cruz has exhibited a good quality that might make for a g

he said, i'm not going to do a sitdown interview, i'll only do phoners. i'm not going to engage with you, take my rallies if you want me. they take his rallies. it has been a testament to trump's talents, and finesse and brilliance, how he has manipulated the media into totally giving up editorial control. so maybe he's doing less, but it doesn't mean he's getting less and it's a great move for him. >> he does one sunday interview, everybody covers it. he doesn't need to do more. >> totally. lately, ted cruz has exhibited a good quality that might make for a good middle manager in staples. that is delegating. cruz is scoring delegates in colorado, north dakota and other states, but the road ahead for cruz is clogged by states with voters who don't like him so much. the next six primary contests are in the northeast and the mid-atlantic states, including new york, where are a poll shows cruz in third place with 18% of the vote. cruz doesn't return to a more friendly stretch of the primary calendar until indiana. and that's on may 3rd. mark, cruz is in cali

that's where the clock is. ( phonerings ) charlie: i got it. i find it hard to believe that you just watch the clock all day. have you seen my report card? jake, it's for you. i'm busy. it's a girl. i don't care. her name is wendy cho. hold on! i'm coming! don't hang up! hey. how's it going? okay, that's something we haven't seen before. yeah. he only moves that fast when he's got the squirts. wendy cho is the smartest girl at school. i wonder why she's calling jake.

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probing interviews, in-depth, face to face, mano a mano, and they're letting him do a phoner like it's a radio show and i said i'm not going to do it. and all the competitors kept doing it. they all got a spike in the ratings. and i said if you're running for president you need to show up. we have to know whether you're in your pajamas or not, whether or not you have talking point. show up. let's see you face to face. and finally he started coming on ( applause ). >> stephen: good for you, excellent, excellent. >> thank you. >> stephen: rightly or wrongly, fox news is generally perceived to be the republican news network. i know "fox news sunday" is on also on fox news channel. do you think it's fair to call fox news a conservative broadcasting network? >> no. look, there are obviously in prime-time, there are some shows, the opinion shows-- hannity, o'reilly-- that are conservative. no question about it. but we -- >> generally speak. >> we think there's a firewall between the opinion shows and hard news. and one of the things that's interesting, people even today, people on your staff

10% plan, congress responds with the way davis built and most classic books on reconstruction era, phoner's book, all begin in 1863 because they begin with this fight in washington, d.c. between whether the president will have jurisdiction and has his 10% plan or whether congress will have jurisdiction. and of course, this is really sort of a disagreement on jurisdiction because the fact is the 10% plan is not all that different from the way davis responds. but for black americans, 1865 was the end of something and it was the start of a new struggle. so when historians look at reconstruction and kind of focus on these disagreements between the so-called moderate lincoln and the so-called radical republicans and then those conservative northern democrats who don't even want to use the term reconstruction. they prefer the term restoration, implying that now that the country is back together, yes, slavery is dead but otherwise, bring the country back the way it was before. despite these disagreements, though, the one thing that most white republicans and most democrats in congress could agree

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