south plainfield, new jersey, an independent. good morning. good morning, how are you?aller: barack obama bought -- brought this country back from the brink and the money he gives her a good morning, how are you run was frozen and along to our ron. was frozen and belongs to iran. donald trump has these rallies when he needs accolades. not time for rallies, we need to do what this country needs and this country needs people to work together. donald trump has no intention of working with people. that donaldealize aump has the mentality of street urgent and the diction of a four-year-old. and he has to learn. god help us. i hope this country stays and goes forward, instead of going backward because that is what we are doing. we need to respect each other. until we respect each other, we will have a lot of problems. people do not really care anymore. thank you for your time. host: draw your attention to a graphic from the usa today, the headline, from ronald to donald, the first 100 days. they have been rocky for other modern presidents but none had as bumpy a ride as donal

we are the last defense on the plainfield. and solely they come after us in the states and at local government and come at us of the federal government. we held their own. in fact, we are growing. people are coming together and workers are wanting to say lets plan together. lets work together and lets stop allowing ourselves as we beat the issue on. we started this before our last convention which is four years ago started talking -- i will tell you this about our political campaign. we run through types of campaigns right now. we run a member to member campaign. members talk to members. we run a blended campaign where members talk to members and audience members. we run a non-member campaign completely where we have people talking to non members to educate them whether it is a political campaign or issues campaign or legislative campaign, we are an organizing campaign. and, that's how we start to see the momentum and the power come and people willing to stand up and fight a healthcare bill that they flue at that. you know peo

for and of the foundation in the city that we work in is a unified moment system that levels the plainfield of access for all families. so it is not, the family that knows how to work the system or taking three days off of work or pitching the tent and fitting in the great school. there is an easy to access system with easy to understand information. parents can make options and there is a lot of math that sort of matches family with their choices. i think that helps solve the access problem. doing that does not make more great schools. so that system really works well if there are sufficient number of excellent choices for family to access. it does make the process easier so we have seen that in cities that have done this, there is a few denver keeps oncoming up, denver, new york, dc, and others. it makes access for families who feel they are trapped in neighborhood schools easier to access. the last thing i would say is this, i think those things really only get real when they're coupled with transportation. if the choice that you get into or want to go to is some where else and you canno

eastern, united states holocaust memorial museum director sarah plainfield and alice greenwald president and see the l of september 11 memorial and museum in new york city talk about the creation and message nine book museums. >> why would you visit in washington people asked? doesn't belong in berlin or jerusalem? so we designed the architecture and the exhibition to try and answer that question. so the first part of your museum experience is hearing from that american gis. who asks that question which is as it that human beings can dues to each other. --. >> from the -- how the founders valued education, viewed slavery and persevered in the face of hardship read. >> first seven presidents of the united states, john adams was the only one who never owned a slave. out of principal. not because he could not necessarily afford one. but out of principal. and abigail's feelings about it were even more strongly voiced than his. >> at 8 o'clock on the presidency. university of virginia presidential scholar barbara perry talks about the traits of a great president. >> the son of a good leader i