blackness has to do with culture for ralph. it is jazz, the blues, the whole african-american tradition of being able to take a punch of whatever sort and maybe reel from it and hurt like hell but still get up and if you were knocked down. if you were knocked down, put your dukes back up and carry on the struggle and keep the faith. all these things we associate -- ellison talked about slavery and people said how slavery had dehumanized black folks. ellison said the hell it did. the hell it did, he said. he said any people who could experience all of what was done, all of the humiliation, the pain, subjugation and all the rest and rise out of it and create the oral tradition of the sermons, the stories, the blues, later on jazz, hang together as a people, this is one of the heroic achievements of human history. he believed that and you know what he was trying to do? he was trying to cut us all into the deal, if we would just respond and participate. one of the most profound statements of the american identity. >> it is a partic

it began aon with few days after ralph posey passing -- ralph's passing. we walked into the study and he was teeming with books and paper. the smokei could read from his unfinished cigars. his presence was very much there. fanny said i hope you will help me. i want you to help me decide what to do with ralph's novel. and she gave me her very common sense, very acute bottom line on it. she said beginning, middle and end. does it have a beginning, middle and end? that was the question that haunted me as i set to work on this novel and i thought for the longest time that i would find the fragments that would stitch together the various narratives, the typescripts and computer printouts. i looked and looked. and was some dirty socks i found ellison's earlier stories that fanny did not know existed. it was great. put it into a book. lected stories of ralph ellison. but i didn't find anything having to do with the second novel. it was all in fact down in the library of congress. the question was what to do and i won't rehearse -- simply say it seemed to me to be

but then there was this client, lester ralph jones.s front door. but then there was this client, lester ralph jones. that's him standing in the shadow of his front door. investigators got a tip about jones from this friend of jones from this friend of investigators got a tip about investigators got a tip about investigators got a tip about jones from this friend of paige's named carol linderholm. paige had scheduled an appointment with jones the night before she disappeared. but for some reason didn't want to go, asked linderholm to meet jones instead. >> and he was expecting her. and then i think -- >> and then you showed up at his door. >> right. >> i'm sure he had some expectations, right? expectations, right? i mean, he called an escort service. service. he --. >> well, he let it be known almost immediately that he wanted sex. >> reporter: linderholm said i that didn't happen. instead they talked for an hour or so and then she left. couple of days later, she said, she called paige. >> it's carol, where the heck are you? >> reporter

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we'll do a lot in those communities as well. >> laura: well, ralph, we really appreciate it.could talk to you for an hour. so much more to get to on this. up next we're still about 21 hours away from president trump's 2020 campaign launch in florida. but his supporters have been lined up since sunday. we're live on the ground to talk to some of those who are camping out for the big rally in just a few moments. >> laura: 24 hours away from the president's 2020 reelection campaign launch in orlando, florida. but supporters have already been lining up and been there since yesterday. fox 35's valerie joins us live from outside the amway center. valerie, what the heck is the vibe like right now? >> well, there is probably a couple hundred people here, laura. i can tell you it is like a big party here. take a look at this. hundreds of campers. they have their chairs, tents and make america great hats and they have lots of energy. you can see the amway center is actually right down the block now. i am told that 100,000 people rsvped for this event but it only holds 25,000. >> i got

he redeemable, ralph. >> he is a performer.t reminds me, remember when reagan gave the exit interview to david brinkley and he said, have you ever sat behind the desk and thought, how can i do this? i'm an actor? and reagan said, i thought only an actor could do this job. he is a performer, but he is also authentic. it's not an act in a sense that it is not who he is, because the other thing he said when he talked about that, he goes, you know, this is a pretty tough business. he goes, think about it, and politics, you say one wrong word to your is destroyed. >> laura: it's the same thing on tv, you say one thing at a context, clip it, throw it, send it beer but those little moments, of all things, i love those moments because it humanizes him in a way, sometimes the way the regular scripted speech as we kind of lose it. but unbelievable. not all are happy about this. some of the left-wing commentators adjust the writing trump. how can this guy be appealing to evangelicals? watch. >> everything they grew up reading in the gospe

[cheers and applause] i'm good friends with ralph and i think ralph and the freedom of and faith coalition do a lot of good things around the country. i like even the title of it. faith and freedom. i think you have to have both. i think you can't have faith without freely choosing faith. and i think you can't have freedom really without having people of faith. [applause] our founding fathers put it this way. they said that a free people or a democratic people required irtue. that's the way washington put it. a knowledge of right and wrong. a knowledge that there are things that are right and wrong. and when you think about it and you think about it in our everyday lives, you think about, well, let's see. do i not steal because there's a law against it? or do i not steal because it's wrong? he said that liberty requires restraint. you just can't go out there and do anything you want. you have to know right from wrong. you have to restrain yourself. but he said that the only type of restraint consistent with liberty is voluntary restraint. it's us deciding to do the right thing. it's us bei

thank you, ralph. thank you senator lankford. realize you were thinking of yourself as my student, but thank you. one of the greatest lines in one of my favorite plays, thomas said to richard rich wanted to teacher,don, "be a because he would be a good one." a rich says "if i were, who would know it?" thomas says "you, your students, their parents, and god. not a bad public, that." thank you very much. is last thing i want to say to the faith and freedom coalition. as i am sustained by my family, my faith, my friends, i am also sustained by this country. this life would not have happened, this career would not have happened without this country. ralph and all of you in this room for what you have done. that you talked about on wednesday, and you are working 17%.e other and be sure to be there in this next election. i am truly grateful for your efforts to keep this country what it is. quoting another statesman, american-statesman, may be our greatest statesman, abraham lincoln. he talked about the work that has to be done in 1863

here with me to discuss it, ralph. chairman of the faith freedom coalition. does biden realize how much this going to to hurt him politicall politically? >> i don't know that he does, laura. this is a position he's held for 42 years as a u.s. senator, vice president, three-time presidential candidate. he has consistently, steadfastly unapologetically said that even as abortion was legal, that he didn't believe that devout faithful roman catholics, evangelicals and other pro-life americans, should be forced to subsidize it with their tax dollars. that's been the post roe consensus. to be clear, no administration since roe v. wade has ever done what he's proposing. he flip-flopped and folded like a cheap suit after only 24 hours of criticism from the pro-abortion lobby and left-wing activists on twitter. it raises into question, is there anything he won't say or do to win the nomination? >> laura: they used to call john kerry they flip-flop her but i think he's going to rival john kerry in this category. people in the left and even some supposedly republican ty

the police investigation uncovered a large cache of explosives which shocked ralph hakim and other thing in muslim politicians intra lanka's government we ministers brought it up in the cabinet wife . in front of the president and prime minister that all of us believe that is a very sinister force at work and we need the government to take quick action to prevent. something that could be my traverse and i'm for it. but he says nothing was done it was only after the easter attacks that security forces descended upon cost including a muslim enclave on sri lanka's east coast with the run found the n.t. giant. we all thor's he's arrested 100 people affiliated with the group and sees weapons and other materials which they say indicate the n t j well organized and planning further attacks. special forces of into this building because they suspect a member of the intake with building bombs here. some local muslim leaders say the raids a true little too lies because they've been warning the author about zahra since 2016 when we knew that his thoughts on creating and propaganda and the sometimes

thank you, ralph. thank you senator lankford.ere thinking of yourself as my student, but thank you. one of the greatest lines in one of my favorite plays, thomas said to richard rich wanted to teacher,don, "be a because he would be a good one." a rich says "if i were, who would know it?" thomas says "you, your students, their parents, and god. not a bad public, that." thank you very much. is last thing i want to say to the faith and freedom coalition. as i am sustained by my family, my faith, my friends, i am also sustained by this country. this life would not have happened, this career would not have happened without this country. ralph and all of you in this room for what you have done. that you talked about on wednesday, and you are working 17%.e other and be sure to be there in this next election. i am truly grateful for your efforts to keep this country what it is. quoting another statesman, american-statesman, may be our greatest statesman, abraham lincoln. he talked about the work that has to be done in 1863 when it was to

ralph? does biden even realize how much this is going to hurt him politically given the recent polls that are out? >> i don't know that he does, laura. you know this, is a position that he's held for 42 years. as a u.s. senator, vice president, three-time presidential candidate, he's consistently steadfastly and unapologetically said that even as abortion was legal that he didn't believe that devout, faithful, roman catholic, evangelicals, and other pro life americans should be forced to subsidize it with their tax dollars. that's been the post row consensus in this country. over two generations and seven presidential administrations. to be clear, no administration since rojas ever done what he's proposing and he flip-flopped and folded like a cheap suit after only 24 hours of criticism from the pro abortion lobby and left wing activists on twitter and it raises him to question, is there anything he won't say or do to win this nomination? >> they used to call john kerry the flip-flopper. he'

[laughter] i want to thank you ralph. i don't know what they are going to do when you actually leave. one of the things i heard that he actually put a scale in the power enterprise. [laughter] a lotta people were fearful of the scales he had in there. he also really help to participate in holiday parties, and really made the backbone of the power enterprise. everyone when i came i give you your service pin everyone had gone to things to say about you. we are going to miss you. his next adventure is to return to china, with his wife, to teach english again. we just want to thank you for your years of service, and we wish you the best of luck. thank you very much. [applause] >> may i say a few words? thank you for the privilege of serving our beloved city all that these years. i am especially proud with serving with the department whose mission is this - delivering clean and safe water and power to the bay area. my charge to you is to continue stewarding this wonderful god-given system for generations to come. i want to ack

joining me now is ralph northam.actly are you proposing policiwise to do to prevent these shootings in the future? are you proposing banning assault weapons or high capacity magazines? >> thanks for having me on today as you know, we had a horrific tragedy in virginia beach this weekend. we lost 12 precious lives. we have four individuals fighting for their lives. virginians have spoken and said it's time for us as legislators and as our governor to act i'm bringing the general assembly back toward june. we're going to include things like universal background checks. which over 90% of the population approves of. a ban to prevent bump stocks, suppressers or silencers as we call them. given local authorities. region the authority to look at their government buildings and decide whether they want to ban firearms. bringing back one gun a month used to be very successful in virginia, now we have a market of guns that are bought in virginia and taken up into the northern part of the state. especially new york, these are co

pence: ralph and i have known each other a long time. all the way back when we both had dark hair.laughter] ralph knows me well enough to know that i am humbled by his words and the introduction i prefer is a little shorter. i am a christian, a conservative, and a republican in that order. it is my great honor to be with you. [applause] vice pres. pence: to be among so many people who make such a difference in pulpits around the land and in public service. i am also honored to be joined tonight by some of my real heroes. lankfordtor james [applause] and to eugene scalia who was with us and the hundreds of members of faith who have come from near and far and to those looking on it is a joy for me to be with you tonight. i understand that later tonight the faith and freedom coalition is going to recognize another american who i have admired throughout my adult life. he is someone who has carried forth the conservative message as an educator, historian, a voice on the public airwaves like very few americans. he was secretary of education and he has been educating americans about the s

ralph ellison published "invisible man" in 1952.nother book but continued writing until his death in 1994. adam bradley and john callahan talk about his unfinished second novel, "three days before the shooting," published 16 years after the author died. they talked about piecing the books together from over 3000 pages of unreleased work. this was recorded in new york city in 2010. >> my friendship with ralph ellison, indeed, my getting to meet him and know him is very much an american story. it goes back to 1977, 1978. well, as ellison, invisible man, goes way back behind that i suppose. i read invisible man when i was in college, actually the same age as -- i was the same age as adam bradley would be when he read invisible man and when i showed him the boxes from the second novel, the boxes of analyst's computer printouts,

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that's all right, ralph. balcony, balcony. okay. [inaudible]. >> i'm going to come to this question. i know somebody is here. her question if you didn't hear, how is washington working with human trafficking, and other folks they're trying to identified. there's actually been quite a few bills. if you can connect with our team, i can send you the full list of some things we have done, not only in funding but authorizing language to continue to work to partner together with individual ministries, with nonprofits, with states, law enforcement training, identifying those victims of trafficking. one of those i just talked to customs and border patrol about they have been trained a couple years ago, identifying them coming out of the country and airports and shipyards. they have specialized training and emphasis to do that at our border ports of entry. that is very significant. their story as quickly as -- i heard it yesterday. i heard it wednesday they redeemed a russian woman being slipped into the united states for sex trafficking. th

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novelistn-american ralph ellison published invisible man in 1950. he never released another brother, but he considered writing until 1994. -- continued writing until 1994. next on "history's bookshelf," we talk about his unfinished second novel, "three days before the shooting," published after the author died. they pieced the book together from over 3000 pages of the author's unreleased work. this was recorded act nalley jackson books in 2010. >> "my friendship with ralph ellison," indeed, my getting to meet him and know him is very much an american story. it goes back to 1977, 1978. well, as ellison, "invisible man", goes way back behind that i suppose. i read "invisible man" when i was in college, actually the same age as -- i was the same age as adam bradley would be when he read "invisible man" and when i showed him the boxes from the second novel, the boxes of

>>following one of the deadliest mass shootings in virginia's history last week governor ralph northaming for action. he wants lawmakers there in his state to pass gun control measures that he says could help prevent an attack similar to the one that left 12 people dead in virginia beach. omar jimenez has details. >>if we can save one life because we acted now it's worth. >>virginia governor ralph northam is calling for special legislative session and for action in the wake of a deadly shooting in virginia beach that left 12 people dead. >>this weekend's tragedy as well as the tragedies that happen every day across virginia. you must instill in us a new level of urgency to act. >>some of the proposals governor northam wants the legislature to address include banning magazines that hold more than 10 rounds universal background checks, tougher penalties for anyone who leaves a loaded gun around a child and the requirement to report a stolen gun within 24 hours. but some republicans may not give him those folks and was instead offering their own. virginia house of delegates. speaker kirk

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he tweeted earlier that he spoke to governor ralph northham about this shooting and offering federal resources to aid in the investigation. let's check in now with cnn's brian todd. you were earlier at the press conference and the city manager was there and the police chief. they are heartebroken. this is so personal because the public servants were their colleagues, family and friends. >> reporter: if you look at this tide water area of virginia it's essentially four cities and together the four cities being virginia beach, norfolk, chesapeake and williamsburg if put that in there. each individual town is small enough so something like this hits home in that way. they all know nobody. we spoke to the mayor of virginia beach a short time ago and he talked about losing his personal friend herbert snelling, nicknamed bert, who was the contractor who just happened to be here getting -- renewing that license and renewing that permit when he was killed. take a listen to what the mayor had to say about losing his friend. >> a personal friend. he was -- he did a lot of carpentry work in my

this morning, virginia governor ralph northam will address that ssue.ected to speak at 10:00. details of the investigation into the gunman have been made public. we know the suspect e-mailed a resignation letter the same bay as the shooting. that e-mail has been release itted. the suspect wrote -- released. the subject rote that due to personal reasons, i must relieve my position. he confirmed his last day would be june 14th. >>> 6:50. em have a first 4 traffic alert. >> a big probl for a lot of people. chopper 4, northbound continue after benning ad. left side is blocked by the crash. we had all lanes shut down and everybody pushed to nanny helen boroughs. you're getting around to the right, but a slow northbound and southbound in the area of benning roads. other big problem here as we look in northwest, inbound canal shut down, traffic pushed on to arizona enue unt about 10:00 a.m. because of a downed tree. allow oftra time. al canal after arizona inbound is shut down. inner loop, outer loop of the h beltway, don'tve any big problems on the beltway at

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would you join me in thanking ralph reed for his extraordinary leadership of this great coalition and this movement across america. [applause] >> ralph and i have known each other for a long time, all the way back when we both had dark hair. [laughter] >> he knows me well enough to know that i am humbled by his words. the introduction i prefer is shorter. i'm a christian, conservative, and republican, in that order. it is my great honor to be here with you tonight. and to be among so many people that make a difference in public service and leading organizations. i'm also honored to be joined by some of my real heroes, like senator james lankford from the great state. [applause] >> and to you, gene scalia, with us, and the hundreds of americans of faith who have come from near and far, and those looking on. it is a joy for me to be here tonight. that laterrstand tonight, the faith and freedom: version will recognize another american who i have admired throughout my adult life. he is someone who has carried the -- he was secretary of education. he has been educating americans about the

how do you respond to that, ralph?hat to mayor pete that my criticism of bill clinton in the 90s wasn't based on his personal behavior. it was based on his public policies and it was based on the fact that he engaged in obstruction of justice, perjury and supporting perjury. that is completely different than suggesting as mayor pete does that somehow or other those of us faith involved in influencing public policy based on our biblical principles have to rummage through the bedrooms and closets of every person who runs for office and essentially act as pharisees and judge people. what it boils down to they are out of touch with the heartland of this country and they too often talk down at, sneer, and smear people whose only crime is to believe the bible is the word of god and love their country. and until they figure out a way to talk to those voters in a way that shows sympathy or empathy, they will continue to get 16% of that vote. >> bill: let me go back to that number not the 16% but the 81%. how do you believe by

ralph, come on over. can you walk us through what we've got here? >> yes. we have grilled lobster. we get our lobster directly from maine, fresh maine lobster and have our lobster pasta with squid ink shells and fresh bread crumbs, roasted red pepper. we have lobster rolls, famous with potato bread, a little bit of mayonnaise and a little bit of fresh dill, lobster salad and fried chicken for some people who don't eat lobster. >> quick quiz. do you know how they say lobster in boston, massachusetts? >> lobster. >> pretty close. very good. very good. a man who knows history. >> cooked in seawater which is also good. >> rob and i have been compared to farm animals in the past so i feel like it's kind of working out. >> as i said it, i turned to you both and you already had your mouths full. >> exactly. >> we're happy. >> enjoy. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. happy solemn lobster day to all of you out there. >>> abc 7 mornings. all news. all morning. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm chris nguyen. spea

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i want to thank ralph reid and the whole team at faith and freedom for all the good work that faith and freedom does in my home state of georgia and indeed around the country. i think we have a few georgians here again, don't we? [cheers and applause] folks, unfortunately what i have to talk about today is very serious. we should all agree today that we're in an ideological war for the future of our way of life here in america. [applause] it's just that simple. democrats want to convert america to a socialist state. winston churchill once said that the problem with capitalism is it's the imperfect distribution of prosperity. the problem with socialism, it's the perfect distribution of misery. however this socialism talk didn't just start with bernie sanders or elizabeth warren. over the past 100 years america has been on a slow slide towards socialism. and that -- in that time we've had four political supermajorities, all democrat. the republicans have never had a supermajority since the senate began to be elected in 1913. those supermajorities gave uses the new deal, the great society,

ralph northam is a democrat.e says he wants the republican-controlled general assembly to hear from the public about the need for laws related to guns and accessories. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. crumpton. this is bloomberg. david? the mexican president has said he is encouraged with the progress is delegation is making in his visit to washington. he says "i think tomorrow's meeting will be important and agreement will be reached before june 10." but president trump has a different take. here is the president in london. >> we will see if we can do something, but i think it is likely the tariffs go on and will probably be talking during the time the tariffs are on and they will be paid. david: we welcome former u.s. ambassador to mexico, antonio garza. he comes to us from mexico city. thank you for being with us. give us your perspective in mexico city. how does it look for people in mexico, these negotiations

ralph abernathy and others. >> i would think all of these, it's about black leaders, right? one of the things that i often his individuals, that largest legacy -- you can go back to early readings and of even dubois. upbuilding article black durham. he, in that article, states that without north carolina or without james shepard's durham would be a community, migrant but because of this institution, created here in durham, north have a prominent black middle and black class, a class of individuals who go on to become lawyers. doctors, and black professionals. ironically, when shepard is out in 1947, he's out campaigning a medicalto create school, because he didn't belief there was enough representation of african-americans in the state of north carolina, medical doctors. so he believed that his would transform black life in america. >> how is he viewed by his peers? and was he a national figure this time. >> he was a national figure on a political level. many individuals don't know sense of histhe college. a lot of individuals knew about a political heavyweight in the sense

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ralph's office totally grosses me out.t is way an office should look. >> what, ralph? neil: got to go. >> ralph is bragging that his hand are not small. neil: incredible. we're getting there, bit by bit. you show progress every day. >> like i said, i'm a work in progress. i've been -- neil: you are work in progress. we love you. >> i heard, i want to prove to the world, all these you know, all these snowflake anchors out there that work for fox, i'm nice. i'm actually nice. neil: i'm good enough. i'm smart enough. gosh darn it, people do like you. >> i am nice. they, they, i think they're afraid of me, you know. that too. neil: all right. ralph just said neil, we've got to go. [laughter]. we have a lot more coming up, including, you can see the dow giving up some of gains earlier on, a lot built on optimism, maybe we can kind of deintensify situations with iran. maybe, maybe. maybe the same when it comes to china. a lot of hope there. we'll see. jardiance asks: while managing your type 2 diabetes- why think about your hear

. >> what jimmy didn't know was ralph was sick. a sickness of the mind. see, ralph was a homosexual. >> if you were a homosexual, you had to be treated for your homosexuality. >> the first shock is given. >> the message i was getting was both, i was sick and needed to be cured or healed. i confessed my sin to a pastor. then i went to an exorcist and i said, can you exorcise the demon of homosexuality out of me? i went to exorcism rituals. i went to behavior psychiatrists, can you get rid of this thing? they put electric things on me and took pictures of me and pictures of beautiful women, and when i saw a picture of a beautiful man come up, i had to shock myself. i was terrified. >> in the '50s and '60s there was also this enormous amount of shame, that you were a depraved person, you were a bad person. you could be arrested and put in jail. >> there wasn't a single state in the union that didn't have a sodomy law. >> the community was underground. it was in hiding. had to go to extraordinary measures to find each other. we found each other through bars.

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