[laughter] it was made by springfield and lastly by remington. a total of 2,244,000 of these were made. only 11,000 were made in a configuration such as this. this dates to the 1930's. these rifles were beautifully crafted at spring field army. -- armory. they had specially selected barrels. simply absolutely astoundingly accurate rifles. these were effective out to 1000 yards in the proper hands. again, we used the clip system from paul mauser. we threw in one more wrinkle. you remember on the one from italy, the bolt and being in front of the receiver ring. we added a safety lug to the bolt right here that rolled in front of the weary receiver ring. that acted as the same type of safety feature. one little feature there. next thing were going to look at is a model of 1917. what happened during world war i is the british were running short of firearms. the british contacted the remington arms company to build a rifle for them because they weren't producing enough for their own troops. they came out with what was called a pattern 14. it's basical

of western art one of them being the painting of the fight on the little bighorn by by frederick remington, and it's one of only two versions of that fight. he did the other one as it will rock. it's in black and white as most of his illustrations are britain was a very wise collector. he could collect some great paintings in the black and white realm or the english pieces because they were illustrations so they had a lot less value than the color work at that time. bradford is very well educated. he's a yale graduate of the sheffield school of engineering 1904. helen is six years his elder. she never marries and upon his death. he leaves the ranch to hell and with the idea that upon her death. she's supposed to open it to the public so that they can see how they lived because even in the 30s. he understood that he wasn't living way most americans were living. so here we're in front of to honor the plane's nations, which is the britain's exhibition of native american plains material, and it's really a testament to the importance of the gallatin family. the gallatins are magnificent patrons

. >> from the remington company comes this statements. >> our records show that advertising this ebony has been effective in many ways. as all good advertising should, it has built a terrific amount of goodwill and has brought a volume of sales and sales inquiries. >> a representative of alaga make this is statements. >> because of alaga's regard for influence of ebony and the negro market, advertising space was doubled. the long experience now takes the most directs route to its best customers. reaching ebony's 2.5 million audience in every issue. >> and here are the statements of still other business leaders -- >> yes, many business leaders are discovering the most direct and most efficient way of reaching the new negro market. look here at the results of the same advertisement in two different publications. you can see that proportionately, more men and women read the ad in ebb about an ebony than the one in the other magazine. a greater percentage of readers remembered the ad in ebony.ebon magazine. a greater percentage of readers remembered the ad in ebony. but why aren't more com

. >> from the remington rand company comes this statement. >> our records show advertising in "ebony" all good advertising should, it has built a terrific amount of good will, and has brought a volume of sales and sales inquiries. >> a representative of the alaga syrup company makes this statement. >> because of alaga's regard for the influence of "ebony" in the negro market, advertising space was doubled. alaga's long experience in selling to negroes now takes the most direct route to its best customers, reaching "ebony's" 2 1/2 million audience in every issue. and here are the statements of still other business leaders. >> yes, many business leaders are discovering the most direct and most efficient way of reaching the new negro market. look here at the results of the same advertisement in two different publications. "ebony" and another general magazine. you can see that proportionately more men and women read the ad in "ebony" than the one in the other magazine, and they did a better job of remembering it, too. a greater percentage of readers noted, associated and remembered the ad

i had remington arms back in my district in those days, and i walked into the governor's mansion forlarry schwartz threatened me to take my hat off or i was going to be kicked off the governor's mansion because i was wearing a pink hat. they're petty, they're bullies. this is how governor cuomo has operated for years, and now it's reached a criminal point, you know, possibly leveraging that could be criminal activity. again, falsifying records, now sexual harassment that's turned to sexual assault potentially. it's time to resign or face impeachment, and i don't think he wants to be the impeached. kennedy: again, i don't understand what he does because he's the kind of person, he's such a malignant narcissist. [laughter] he looks at this whole thing as a storm that he just has to weather, it's just going to be temporary, and people are going to forget about it. he'll be reelected to a fourth term, and then he's going to run for president. i imagine that's what's going on in his mind, and that's a sickness. because that means you are able to discount the pain of these women and the en

. >> an ar 15 assault rifle, a remington 870 12-gauge shotgun and .40 caliber glock handgun. >> reporter colorado springs a man starts shooting near a planned parenthood clinic. three people including a police officer are killed, nine more wounded. court finds the suspect mentally unfit for trial, he remains in custody. 2017 highlands ranch, another denver suburb, a gunman barricades himself in an apartment and fires more than 100 rifle rounds, one officer killed responding, four more wounded before the gunman is shot dead. 2019 again highlands ranch. authorities say a pair of armed students walk into school and one pulls his gun in class killing kendrick castillo who tried to stop him. others are injured. police captured the suspects. one confessed and is in prison, the other pled not guilty and awaits trial. and now boulder where in just the last few weeks a judge struck down a local ban on assault weapons. boulder joins that sad list of colorado towns asking how could it happen here and what can we ever do to stop it? tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> and thank you so much for your com

. >> ar-15, assault rifle, a remington 870 shotgun, 12-gauge shotgun, 40-caliber glock handgun. >> reporterc. three people, including a police officer, are killed. nine more wounded. courts find the suspect mentally unfit for trial. he remains in custody. 2017, highlands ranch. another denver suburb. a gunman barricades himself in an apartment and fires more than 100 rifle rounds. one officer is killed responding, four more and two civilians are wounded before the gunman is shot dead. 2019, again, highlands ranch. authorities say a pair of armed students walk into school and one pulls his gun in class, killing kendrick castillo, who tried to stop him. others are injured. police capture the suspects. one confessed and is in prison, the other pled not guilty and awaits trial. boulder, where in the last few weeks a judge struck down a local ban on assault weapons. boulder joins that sad list of colorado towns asking, how could it happen here? and what can we ever do to stop it? tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> i'm robyn curnow. thanks so much for the show. i'll be back in an hour. you can fol

. >> an ar-15, an assault rifle, remington 12-gauge shotgun and a 40 caliber glock handgun. >> reporterifle starts shooting near a planned parenthood clinic. three people including a police officer are killed. nine more wounded. courts find the suspect mentally unfit for trial and he remains in custody. 2017 highlands ranch, another denver suburb and a gunman barricades himself in the apartment and fires more than 100 rifle rounds. one officer is killed responding and four more and two civilians are issued before the gunman is shot dead. 2019, again, highlands ranch. authorities say a pair of armed students walk into school and one pulls his gun in class killing kendrick castillo who tried to stop him. the others are injured. police capture the suspects. one confessed and is in prison and at other pled not guilt and awaits trial. and now boulder where as you noted, jake, just within the past ten days a judge has knocked down a local gun ban. boulder now joins that list where people are asking how did it happen here and how can it possibly ever be stopped? >> tom, we saw you in that vide

i spoke to one staffer, remington bellford in the house. he told me he could not blend in on that day. he is reeling from the trauma. it's unimaginable what they experienced. and other staffers telling me they're not talking to their colleagues on the other side of the aisle two months out. they had some friends on the republican side and they're not speaking to them now because of the trauma they're facing. so, as we look forward to the security threats outside the capitol, it's important to pay attention to what's going on inside, too. >> that, indeed. julie tsirkin, appreciate it. and those troops, by the way, from the national guard unit out of maine, the ones that are right there behind you. our thanks to all of you guys, amanda golden and carol lee for getting us started. >>> joining us now is democratic congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan. thank you for being up bright and early with us. so good to see you. right now let's discuss this covid relief package. let's take a live look inside again, inside the senate chamber right now

. >> so, that's remington belfort there. he is a house staffer for democratic congresswoman. he and so many others are telling me they are reeling from the trauma. they weren't surprised, frankly, that a day like january 6th happened but unlike the lawmakers, they feel more safe with the fencing and barricades up and they don't trust that capitol police have it all under control, yet. so they are happy with the fencing staying up. kendis. >> sad times. the great american divide we have had for so many years, now within the capitol, itself. thank you, all, for joining us. >>> with us right now is congresswoman who is a former chair of the democratic congressional campaign committee. she represents the 17th district in illinois. >> good morning, congress woman. i want to ask you about what we have been seeing happen overnight in the senate chamber there. your colleagues, arguing about these amendments. through the night, now into the early-morning hours. they are still at it here, as we take a live look inside. and i want to ask you. you have republicans using these stall tacti

such thatwe do not have to hold back any grant awards that have already been made .i have ralph remingtonvin quan from the heart arts commission with me as well as aleah brown and brian hsu from the mayor's office of housing andcommunity development and if there's any specific questions you might have about the programs ported as part of this supplemental . >> chair haney: thank you, i appreciate that. colleagues, supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: a cosponsorof this measure so obviously i am supportive of . i have a question of why cultural statistics were left out and i know supervisor haney and i were requesting this, adding it back in through other means but i don't understand why you would have left itout in the first place . >> ashleygroffenberger: thanks for the question supervisor . cultural statistics were not includedas part of this particular supplemental because we had identified other sources of funds to meet the commitments in the current year . so the mayor's office of housing and community development was able to utilize other funds intheir budget as well as prior year

such thatwe do not have to hold back any grant awards that have already been made .i have ralph remingtonand kevin quan from the heart arts commission with me as well as aleah brown and brian hsu from the mayor's office of housing andcommunity development and if there's any specific questions you might have about the programs ported as part of this supplemental . >> chair haney: thank you, i appreciate that. colleagues, supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: a cosponsorof this measure so obviously i am supportive of . i have a question of why cultural statistics were left out and i know supervisor haney and i were requesting this, adding it back in through other means but i don't understand why you would have left itout in the first place . >> ashleygroffenberger: thanks for the question supervisor . cultural statistics were not includedas part of this particular supplemental because we had identified other sources of funds to meet the commitments in the current year . so the mayor's office of housing and community development was able to utilize other funds intheir budget as well as prio