wilson house. one thing we talk about the scotts, the husband and wife this supported the wilsons, living there for over 15 years, we had a speaker series last spring. it started on suffrage to celebrate the centennial of the 19th amendment, and that speaker series went, it was on zoom, it was extraordinarily successful for the woodrow wilson house in that we switched from being in-person to now online. and online we had sometimes over a hundred people tuning in which was really great because we never would have been able to have a hundred people at the wilson house for those kinds of talks. and then, of course, with the murder last summer of george floyd, we changed the topic to wilson and race, and we're very direct and deliberate about having professor eric yellen spoke, we had historians bring to life, to tell the story and explain what do we heene by racism. -- mean by racism. what does this heene? one of the things that we found is a lot of people didn't -- they were surprised and say i didn't learn that, why didn't i know that? and it was in some ways the same story that we would hear from p

wilson will vote yes on the motion to concur. as the member designated by mr. david scott, i inform the house that mr. scott will vote yes on the motion to concur. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. crenshaw of texas, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that representative crenshaw votes no on on concurring in the cincinnati amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. meeks of new york, i inform the house that mr. meeks will vote yes on the motion to concur. as the member designated by ms. sewell of alabama, i inform the house that ms. sewell will vote yes on the motion to concur. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. jim hagedorn, district 1, minnesota, i inform the house that mr. hagedorn will be voting no on h.r. 3684. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the ge

melba wilson, lorena garcia and ryan scott. they are here. let's get right to it. our first question comes from rory on facebook and it's for melba. he said a common but scary problem, my turkey is frozen, help me, chefs. what do i do to get it on the table in time? >> this is something i hear all of the time. but what you're going to do is take your turkey and you're going to submerge it in what, room temperature water. that's what you're going to do. it's only going to take two to three hours to totally defrost but, you got this. >> you got this, rory. ryan, no pressure. kate on instagram is writing i overbaked my cookies. what can i do after i was just baking them? >> it's everybody in this room. even these people have overcooked cookies. this is normal, ladies and gentlemen. so what you do is build a little caramelization. make a little crumb like this, add some butter to that then you have a no bake crust that goes in the bottom of the pan and canned cheesecake and have a pie that's done in a second with burnt cookies. >> let's sneak one last one in here. juli

colonel darwin keyes who was a secretary to william scott, senator steward who was a new york senator and abolitionist, and senator henry wilson of massachusetts who was an abolitionist as well. and he was also a -- president of the military affairs committee. so he was in a powerful place, not a handsome man. he was described as having a launch paunch. he was also a married man, but it was rumored that he and rose did have an affair. and in the national archives there are over a dozen letters from what is supposed to have been or what is thought to have been henry wilson. he signed them with the letter "h." in these letters he expresses his love. he expresses his desire to be with her. he apologizes when he's not able to come to her home. he doesn't reveal any national secrets in these letters. now, i don't think it's a mystery that rose becomes a spy. so i'm getting a little ahead of the story, so i will mention there's some question about why wilson. did she actually get information out of him that she then relays to confederates? did she use his name simply to make her information sound more reliable? or as anne blackman,

scott. secretary steward whose new york senator and abolitionist, joe lane of oregon, and senator henry wilsonof massachusetts wasn't abolitionist as well. he was also a president of the military affairs committee in the senate. he was in a powerful place. not a handsome man he was described as having a larger pot she was also a married man it was rumored he and rose did have an affair. in the national archives there are over a dozen letters from what is supposed to have been or what is thought to have been henry signed him with the h. and these letter he expresses his love. he expresses his desire to be with her. he apologizes when he is not able to come to her home. he does not reveal any national secrets in these letters. now, i do not think it is a mystery that rose becomes a spy. i'm getting a little head of the story but i will mention there's some question why wilson, did she actually get information out of him that she then relayed to confederates? did she use his name to simply make her information sound more reliable? or is anna blackman, rose is a biographer argues was she trying to

scott: will do. thank you. rep. wilson: now, we want to welcome mr. bowman, the vice chair of this committee. rep. bowman: vice president sounds good. thank you, madam chair. appreciate the time. mr. cordray, i have a little more airtime for you, if you don't mind. thank you for joining us today. as you know, i'm a strong advocate for canceling student debt, and i recently joined several colleagues in a letter by representative omar, calling president biden and secretary cardona to release the student cancellation memo we were told would be six month ago. this is a racial justice issue. a recent report by the education trust describes has student debt is steeped in systemic racism, and exacerbated by racial inequities in wages, wealth, access to education, and more. black borrowers often feel trapped in a vicious cycle of lifelong debt they cannot escape from, and many of them, especially black women, face more student debt today than they did when they graduated. the report called this issue "jim crow debt," and highlighted the voices, experiences, and perspectives of black borrowers, which are f

rapper travis scott says he's "absolutely devastated" by the deaths of eight people, incuding a m—year—old, at the texas festival where he was performing. and the musician terence wilsonr knowns as astro from the band ubllo — has died after a short illness. he was 64. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what's being covered in tomorrow's papers. jo phillips is here, a political commentator, and nigel nelson, political editor of the sunday mirror and sunday people. lets take a look at some of sunday s front pages, starting with the sunday times. it splashes with a new investigation in the ongoing row over sleaze. it claims the conservative party has been offering multimillionaire donors a seat in the house of lords, if they give more than £3 million and take on a role as party treasurer. meanwhile, the observer says the prime minister is dealing with more sleeze allegations, this time around coronavirus contracts. the paper says the row is now hitting the tories polling figures, as opposition parties turn the focus on to deals made during the pandemic. the sunday telegraph claims to have seen a leaked document which shows the uk is willing to walk away from three eu

scott, we're still talking about incredibly low rates. because of that, i think the technology space and other spaces will react very, very nicely going forward >> bryn, back to mike wilson, right? he makes the case that the fundamental picture is deteriorating for stocks and links it to the fed starting policy on the other hand, i've got fund stats tom lee, who's been mr. all in everything for a while. he says we're entering a buy november and hold on for dear life versus the other side of sell in may. so you have two polar opposite views of where stocks are going to go as a result in part of the fed. mike wilson says that's going to be the straw and you know, i hear optimism on the other side that says well, we can deal with it we can take it the market expects it. it's all good. >> yeah, i think tom is spot on. obviously, we have the seasonality going into the last two months of the year i get what mike is saying about the fed and that deteriorates the outlook, but where i think the flaw in that, we're at zero rates and so the fed raising rates, say we do the taper, which is fiscally irresponsible if we don't do and so the market definitely might have some indigestion

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