on the other side was robert todd lincoln so you have the son of lee and the son of lincoln agreeing on something and i would say that was the beginning of some hope that we could reunite north and south again. it took a whi but that was the beginning of the reunion. >> so we're going to walk back here to the first tomb of the unknowns soldiers. >> yes, one of the great tradition that arlington is honoring the unknown soldiers lost in the war. the first instance of that came just after the civil war when outtermaster general montgomery into the battlefields around washington within a 30-mile radius in washington to recover unknown soldiers from that war. they brought him here to this part of arlington. after the war, these teams recovered the dead, the unknowns from chaucer's spell, pennsylvania, the other great battlefield. and meigs had a huge pit dug here, despite an ad to bury in the mass grave in 1866. 2111 unknowns. here at arlington. this is at the edge, the end of mrs. lee's garden. so it's another instance of meigs, not only taken the opportunity to honor the war, but also t

signed the deed to the government, signing the title on the other side, the secretary of war, robert todd lincoln, so that you had son of lee and the son of lincoln agreeing on something. that was the beginning of the reunion. >> we are going to walk over here to the first tomb of the unknown soldier is. >> one of the great traditions of arlington is honoring the unknown soldiers lost in war. the first instance of that came after the civil war when quartermaster general montgomery meigs sent recovery teams into the battlefield with a 30 mile radius of washington to recover unknown soldiers from that war. they brought them here to this part of arlington. after the war, these teams recovered the dead from chancellorsville and other great battlefields. montgomery meigs had a huge pit dug here and had then buried in a mass grave in 1866. two thousand 1 hundred eleven unknowns buried here at arlington. this is the end of mrs. lee's garden. another instance of montgomery meigs not only taking the opportunity to honor the war dead but also to erect a barrier to the lees returning to arlington. you will

custis lee on one side assigning the title and all the other side was the secretary of the war, robert todd lincoln, the son of abraham lincoln, you had a son of lee and some of lincoln agreeing on something and i would say that that was the beginning of some hope that we could reunite to the north and south again. it took awhile, but that was the beginning of the reunion. >> so we are going to walk back here to the first tomb of the unknown soldiers? >> yes. one of the great traditions of arlington is honoring the unknown soldiers, the lost in the war. the first instance of that came just after the civil war when quartermaster general montgomery banks said recovery teams out into the battlefield and not washington lived in a 30-mile radius in washington to recover unknown soldiers from that war. they brought them here to this part of arlington. after the war these teams recovered the dead, the unknown from this pennsylvania, the other great battlefields, and megs had a huge spot and buried in a mass grave and 1866. 2,111 and known buried here at arlington. this is at the edge, the end of mrs. lee'

. >> wasn't that the same path that robert todd lincoln took? >> i never thought about that. >> his father went to the cooper union to make a couple of hundred dollars to help him get in. >> the same process still works. >> back to the radio show. use of humor. >> i do not think the united states or any country can take a shot into a foreign country because they think there is a bad guy there. >> levin said he would accept permission. >> i guess that was misquoted or misunderstood, not mistaken. politicians are experts at that. >> i thought it was yellowstone. i read that wrong. >> i am so sorry. i thought we were talking about the florida peninsula. >> sorry about that. >> the official american response, "my bad." >> where do you pick up on current day slang like "my bad?" how do you stay in touch? >> it helps to have young children between the age of 35 and 21. i always came out of an entertainment background. i try to stay current with television, with movies, with show business news. not so much music, i fall down in that category. i am not