stanton sent this to pope. he says, if your orders will admit you and you can be absent long enough for your command, i would be glad to see you at washington. now, when pope receives this some from stanton, he's visiting with his family at st. louis at the time. his wife, clara, had just given birth to their first child named clara horton. and pope does not have time right now or a desire to go to washington d. c.. he's got time off from an active campaign that has just wrapped up, his wife has just given birth, the family are together in st. louis. he's not interested in going to d. c.. so, pope asks for advice of his friend and superior, henry alec, about what he should do. and alec writes back to pope. he says pope, the secretary of war can order you to washington if he deems proper, but i cannot give you relief, as i think your services here are of the greatest possible importance. -- ordering pope to washington d. c.. but throughout the exchange between how like and pope and pope and stanton, nowhere in t

stanton sent this to pope. he says, if your orders will admit you and you can be absent long enough for your command, i would be glad to see you at washington. now, when pope receives this some from stanton, he's visiting with his family at st. louis at the time. his wife, clara, had just given birth to their first child named clara horton. and -- henry, about what he should do and how it writes back, secretary of war in order you to washington if he deems proper but i cannot give you the lead because i think your services here our greatest possible self-esteem will send a second telegram from at this time orally pope to washington d.c. but throughout the exchange between pope and stanton, nowhere in their is a reason given why from st. louis to the nation's capitol. least of which does pope expect transfer to the east. as this is taking place throughout june 1862, pope men under his command take a moment to reflect on his abilities as their commander while he committed him throughout the recent campaign. capta

stanton is annoyed to say the least. you should be flattered i brought you up here, but i'm offering you this command and popes as i am grateful but i don't want this command. pope is being reluctant to rise in this occasion. he says what you mean? why don't you want this? pope begins to explain, first of all there are three generals of this disparate army and all of them are my senior in rank. if we brought these armies together and i commanded them, it would humiliate these generals, they would be resentful with the sleepy carry to their troops under their command. so pope continues to explain those things. to decide what's best and he decides not best for him, for his reputation, not best for his comment abilities, not best for his command in the west. pope was later at that moment say my assignment to clement the army virginia by the president naturally occasion dissatisfaction among number of officers of high rank and no doubt a good deal of comment was indulged in. no one stopped to inquire whether it was by my own

adam stanton for governor. make such a test as partners to take sour milk, but did not play. well, efremov understood what he did there simply out of a favor to us. it's just not that. he didn't want to and he wasn't interested, because he had already become attached to the role of stanton. and so i once came, uh, to him on leningradsky prospekt to pick him up for this very one, and which ones for testing? and he tells me to sit down, but i sat down to dad, nikolai ivanovich says, make us coffee, dad brought us a large mug of hot, which means drinking coffee, and he read the whole play to me, deer, shalashovka. it lasted an hour and a half, for sure. how long does it take to read the play, a car was waiting downstairs there, a hundred film crew kvasha was waiting there for everything no, i understand that he didn’t need me , like, uh, there is an interlocutor. just like playing squash, he needed someone's ears , someone's eyes, to read to someone. here it is i read this whole play, deer, shalashovka, i don’t kn

bill stanton. i opposed _ something we talk less about. bill stanton. taiwan, not because i don't think she should have a idon't think she should have a right— i don't think she should have a right to — i don't think she should have a right to come. but what i'd like to see is— right to come. but what i'd like to see is concrete measures by the united _ see is concrete measures by the united states, bolstering taiwan, whether— united states, bolstering taiwan, whether providing more defensive equipment, more military training, more _ equipment, more military training, more money. concrete gestures like that would _ more money. concrete gestures like that would be much more meaningful than having congressmen flying in and out _ than having congressmen flying in and out on — than having congressmen flying in and out on a regular basis. the us senate just _ and out on a regular basis. the us senate just passed _ and out on a regular basis. the us senate just passed a _ and out on a regular basis. the us senate just passed a $6.5 - and out on a regular basi

where to think stanton i?— think stanton i? your obsolete arrive. it does _ think stanton i? arrive. it does seem as - think stanton i? your obsolete arrive. it does seem as if - think stanton i? your obsolete l arrive. it does seem as if things are moving our by our. and the wildest rumours floating around. just a couple of hours ago when liz truss was late turning up to the commons room is flew she was off to the palace to see the queen. it is really that excitable and febrile. we're there with a new chancellor. it looks he's managed to study the markets was that some that part of you i think the governments had an ok day on the economic front politically, i think it was a disastrous day for the the prime minister looks very weak. the conservative party looks extremely divided. it doesn't seem as if there is any way out for either liz truss orfor is any way out for either liz truss or for her party now.— or for her party now. what was interesting _ or for her party now. what was interesting about _ or for her party now. what was interesting about looking - or for her party

in july 1848 as migration increased, katie stanton -- elizabeth katie stanton, who we see here in all of her mag magnificence -- [laughter] and lucretia mott, both abolitionists, famously held a meeting in seneca falls, new york, to discuss what were first called woman rights. the event was later promoted as the birth place of suffrage, the right to vote in national mobile elections, sit on jury, run for office. but seneca falls really only helped to formalize and publicize a cause amid e the ferocious battle to abolish slavery. by the 1830s black abolitionists soon personified by sojourner truth upheld universal suffrage or the right to vote regardless of race, sex or creed. they inspired white women abolitionists to rebel against their own second class status which was based on gender instead of race. stanton and mott were well aware that in their own upstate community the native women of the iroquois confederation had long owned property, divorced and elected leaders. after two days, stantoning wrote a declaration of rights and sentiments that elegantly rephrased thomas jefferson.

she lives in stanton with her family. welcome, robin. thank you very much elizabeth karcher is the executive director of the president woodrow wilson the house on s street in washington, d.c.. a site owned and managed for the national site for historic preservation that provides a window into wilson's retirement and its actual and perfectly preserved setting. so as an intimate look at wilson's overall life and legacy. prior to joining the national trust and wilson house, elizabeth worked at discovery incorporated. a leading global media company. and served in many roles at the national federation of women's clubs and the junior women's club of chevy chase, maryland. including serving as club president, where she let the club transition to a 501(c) (3) organization. elizabeth received her bachelor of arts in international affairs from the international university of paris, france before earning a bachelor of arts and international relations from rogers university. her interest in international affairs extends far beyond her interest in wi

after two days, stanton wrote a declaration of rights and sentiments that elegantly paraphrased thomas jefferson. all men and women are created equal. two little words. despite the lofty language, the activists first roles were distinctly practical and domestic. they prioritized the rights to hold property, to work and maintain child custody. these were laws that would help protect their families from improvident or abusive husbands. even these zealots considered suffrage so far fetched that they included it in their declaration only after black abolitionist frederick douglass made a similar argument. in mainstream society, however, the woman writes proclaimed at seneca falls, including equal education and employment, we are considered so ludicrous that newspapers lampooned the idea simply by printing a list of women's rights. in that same year of 1848, change roiled the west. that vast territory stretching past the mississippi river. gold was discovered in california, the u.s. annexed the vast oregon territory, and also claimed what is now are enormous southwest as spoils from the mex

the hostess lady, we want you to invite somebody like angela stanton king. please write that down and greg marcel dixon of south carolina. angela stanton king is from atlanta. you can look up her podcast. host: our producers hurt you. thank you for the suggestion. any comment on that? guest: no. [laughter] i would say they are not the only people pushing black politicians. i am too. host: lisa on the republican line from -- keith on the republican line from maine. you have to mute your tv and talk right into your phone. keith? caller: bill? are you on here for a bill from massachusetts? host: go right ahead. bill, what line are you calling on? caller: republican. number one, i hope you realize that the ku klux klan was the democratic party. ok, are you there? host: yes, we are there. caller: number one, the kkk was the democratic party so i do not know why any flag person -- why any black person would vote for the democratic party. number two, every inner-city is a failure because you have democrats who are communist that sit in inner cities and only keep do

donovan stanton senior says there's no better place for him to play the lottery than the 7 11 store on user and meridians in san jose scratches here and i let the kids scratch them because i have bad luck. and when they scratch them, they seem to win so and they're not 18 so they can't catch them in dollars. stanton senior and millions of others across the country bought tickets for wednesday night's estimated $700 million powerball game, the seventh largest prize in the drawings. history no ticket matched all six numbers in the games last drawing on monday. i have a friend who wants me to buy a ticket and split with her. so that would be good enough for me. this 7 11 store also sold one of the two winning tickets from last month . mega millions game the ticket was worth $247 million, and now powerful is a big 1 700 million and many customers come here because this story is a likely one. so by that fun and reach them like here are tonight's winning numbers, starting out with the number 46. a winning ticket must match the numbers on all five white balls and the red powerball in the draw

elizabeth: let's welcome back to the show retired nypd officer bill stanton.easure to see you again. we want to give viewers a warning. bill, let's talk about this a brutal assault caught on camera. teenagers attack an innocent woman. shoved off a bus in d.c. she asked them to stop cursing using foul language. what happened. >> objects being thrown at me throughout the whole incident. only thing i can recall the kids hitting me, kicking me. i no defense. physically bruise on my arm. jacket ripped off of me. i asked several times prior to the stop i was getting off, stop the bus, stop the bus, stop the bus. the bus driver made no attempt to stop the bus. local authorities or anything to my defense. >> i imagine this is traumatizing and it shouldn't happen. that is not any type of crime we want to see in our city at anytime. elizabeth: throw the book at them. throw the book at them. enough. time to stand up for victims, bill. >> well, exactly. you know, making the victims be almost like the perpetrators, making excuses for the actual perpetrators is like upside

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three run homer for stanton is going nuts in the bronx next inning.aaron judge he has 62 homers on the season is one in the postseason . make it to that one goes about 15 ft, deeper than where stanton hit his yankees win at 5 to 1. they take that series three games to two thereafter. houston for game one of the lcs. and that would be tomorrow. alright one small step as we say for man , one giant leap for some peewee hockey players check this out of youth hockey team in nova scotia taking the i o taking the ice but stymied by that giant step noticed the bedford beast, but the biggest obstacle was just trying not to fall. that's great one that hit the ice. although a couple of guys, there you go. you know, that should be their tradition. it's just, you know, say second time through. nobody falls. okay, they'll get it a little practice. jason thank you. alright. next at 11. and i got a phone call that he had assaulted my son in the bathroom and assaulted another kid on the playground babies and they're counting on us to protect them. oakland third grader

and that one's gone a three run homer for stanton.nuts in the bronx and the very next inning. aaron judge he's got 62 homers in the regular season, and he's going to pick up his second of the postseason hits it about about 15 ft, deeper than where stanton hit his for nothing. yankees win at 5 to 1 to take the series three games to two, but no rest and somewhat subdued celebration because the yankees are already headed to houston for tomorrow's game, one of the lcs against the astros. and some potentially good news on the 40 yards. injury front defensive end nick bosa cornerback. various ward offensive tackles trent williams and mike mcglinchey all have a chance to return in time for sunday's match up with the chiefs. that would be a welcome sight this past sunday, the niners were down six defensive starters against the falcons, and it showed the backups got pushed around, giving up three touchdowns, the most the 40 hours have allowed in a game all year, and while some guys might be returning safety talon oahu. fonda has entered the co

edwin m stanton. the joint congressional committee on the conduct of the war. and no one offers a more agonizing of how politics elbowed its way into. the art of command in the civil war than major general fitzgerald and porter, whose court martial and dismissal for his conduct second bull run offers a brazen and bleeding of the risks and follies of in a political. fitz john porter daughter was the child of a military, although it was not an association from which she derived much profit. his grandfather had commanded privateers in the american revolution, but his reputation was clouded in the postwar war years by rumors to his prejudice for keeping a public house of ill fame in boston and losing ship in such a way as to induce suspicions of his integrity. porter's father, dav porter, yet another naval officer manad wreck his first command and. his career was plagued by quarrels, mismanagement and alcohol ism. his wife, eliza a clark porter, was the real head of the household, and it was eliza porter who was chiefly responsible for placing her second child, fit

and earlier, giancarlo stanton started the yankees just sisyphus division series game against the guardians with a three run home run, never looked back. they won and now they faced the astros starting tonight, and they have to play tonight because of all those delays, so they get no time on weather delays. that's right. this is outside yankee stadium after their win. look at this fans. oh, goodness, shutting down a road to celebrate. look at the guy in the mask. also there's only like one or two subways to get out of there, and that's where it is going home. and the nba is 77 season is now underway. it was opening night and it meant the golden state warriors picked up. their brand new championship rings, and this one is pretty special 16 carats and looks like chase center, their home arena. each has the individual players number, which sits on top of a trapdoor, which slides open to reveal how many titles that player has won. this is so cool after the game, clay thompson showed shock and the guys who called the games uh how it slides out. it's so cool. uh, by the way. state warriors picked

stanton evans -- "m. stanton evans: conservative wit, apostle of freedom."ou write in the book that this book had easily and called why stan evans matters. why does stan evans matter? >> guest: the reason i said that is the pollsters of pretty good short biographies of people like orwell matters, and so i i thought this fits that sort of genre. i thought he deserved a biography because although stan died some of my eager to go now he is already being forgotten and usually unknown by the younger generation i've learned. if you of the reagan era and all of us are aging out now, stan was a future important figure. as a journalist, as a thinker of some profundity i think and as an activist. he combined all those roles that are kept separate and then pilot as a historian. his last book was a pretty serious attempt at a vindication of joe mccarthy which is thought to be beyond pale. he was everybody's favorite guy because he was like us i said earlier from the with everybody. he was funny as heck in person. seldom in his writing but i don't answer favorite stan ev

a did prov stanton who ups turns out the movies still doing well at the box office are no longer bollywood. but dollywood productions meet by delegate language neighbors in southern india. competition is also strong from streaming services. insiders wonder if bollywood will ever return to its successful heights? and if like most bollywood movies will have a happy ending. and a reminder at the top story way, following foyer, fuel shortages in france, south to weeks of strike said refineries. demonstrate has won a share of the oil major's pump of profits from surging prices. the government tells the companies to pay up before the country grinds to a halt. i, because all and nice doing business with is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like. return to normal and we visit those who are finding it difficult successes and you know, weekly kobe 19 special next on d, w. they are at the top of the food chain, and yet they are in great danger or continuum for decades. they were only 16 now, large swamp areas are to be restored. left to break, turn of the tag was beginning i

a did prov stanton who ups turns out the movies still doing well at the box office are no longer bollywood. but dollywood productions meet by delegate language neighbors in southern india. competition is also strong from streaming services. insiders wonder if bollywood will ever return to its successful heights? and if like most bollywood movies, we'll have a happy ending. let's go over to our corresponded charl cartucker in delhi. charo. there are a lot of opinions on why bollywood is struggling right now. is there one explanation that you find most compelling? well steven, you know, and there's a joke in my family and that these days, all you need to do to be able to enjoy a private screening is just by your own ticket because you buy in order to get and b, this a showed that no one else is gonna turn up at the theaters. my jokes about this is a big problem in the industry is really struggling. there are estimates that suggest that while in 2009 that is just before the 2019, just before the pandemic, the losses for the ab order, the failure rate for the hindi film industry was 39 percent

stanton evans: conservative wit, apostle of freedom." we've been talking with steven hayward, the author of eight books, among them "the age of reagan," the fall of the old liberal order 1964-1980. "the age of reagan" the conservative counterrevolution, 1980-1989. "patriotism is not enough," and then most recently that stan evans book. want to appreciate your time spending it with us for the past two hours. thank you so much. >> guest: thank you. this is been a real privilege. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington live and on-demand. keep up with the days because he fits with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from the u.s. congress, white house events, the courts, campaigns and more from the world of politics all at your fingertips. you can also stay current with the latest episodes of "washington journal" and find scheduling information for c-span's tv networks and c-span radio plus a variety of compelling podcast. c-span that is available at the apple store and

aaron judge is loving it so much that he did it himself in the second almost at the same spot as stantonwon they advance to the alcs to face the astros and judge a free agent after the season appeared to be sending a message gesturing to the new york logo there giving it a kiss not what the giants fans want to see because they'd like to land aaron judge. so recently i had a chance to talk with steve kerr and i asked him. all right, you're gonna have nine rings. do you know where all of your rings are and he was like i think they're in a safe deposit box in a bank. he wasn't sure i said maybe in your house in san diego. you want me to go down and look just let me know if there's a combination lock or something whatever, but he couldn't remember and i asked him. do you ever wear all of the rings? and he said there's no way the rings are like aircraft carriers at this point. you basically need the hands of shaquille o'neal to fit all the rings on on your hand, but the slogan i guess is going to be one for the thumb for steve kerr nine. rings is pretty remarkable for one person and great guy

donovan stanton senior says there's no better place for him to play the lottery than the 7 11 store on user and meridians in san jose scratches here and i let the kids scratch them because i have bad luck. and when they scratch them, they seem to win. so they're not 18 so they can't catch stanton send millions across the country bought tickets for wednesday night's estimated $700 million powerball game, the seventh largest prize in the drawings. history no ticket matched all six numbers in the games last drawing on monday. i have a friend who wants me to buy a ticket and split with her. so that would be good enough for me. this 7 11 store also sold one of the two winning tickets from last month. mega millions game the ticket was worth $247 million, and now powerful is a big 1 700 million and many customers come here because this story is a lucky one. so by that fun, and we wish them like here are tonight's winning numbers, starting out with the number 46 a winning ticket must match the numbers on all five white balls and the red powerball in the drawing, whoever will win good luck to t

stephanie stanton is live now, just about 30 miles south of fort in naples.the latest on the efforts to rebuild the community along the west coast. stephanie, can you share with us what are you seeing right now in terms of that rebuilt? yeah, good morning to you katie. as you said. we are here in naples, we are about 45 minutes south of fort myers beach. this is a canal community. it's steps from the bay. and take a look over here, you can see behind me that this is a huge pile of debris. this is pretty much the entire contents of the home here. it had to be taken out. it's a total loss. let me re-direct you over here to the house. this is a single story ranch tell home. and we are told that the storm surge was about seven feet. so almost to the top of the roof there. the homeowner here has been taking out all of these contents for days. he is wasting no time though. rebuilding. because when you look inside, you can see that the dry wall has already been torn out. so this homeowner definitely plans to rebuild. we are told that he has lived here for 20 years.

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thank you so much stephanie stanton.ll street in a tailspin this week over for years september strong jobs report. will not him inflation and instead lead to more interest rate hikes. so you think a jobs report showing a five decade unemployment low, rising wages. that would be good news right? these are not normal times. and bc priscilla thompson has more on this. priscilla, do you. >> hey there, so those positive jobs report could also be a sign of more financial trouble ahead. to quote, a literary classic, it was the best of time. it was the worst of times. but this is not a tale of two cities. buit's a tale of two realities, on one hand a promising new jobs report, showing unemployment at 3.5%. a half century low. and 236,000 jobs added. and yet, what would normally be good news sent the stock market tumbling. >> why is that? >> the fed has been raising rates and hopes of slowing the economy. and with so many businesses still hiring, that means the economy isn't really slowing that quickly. and it's likely going to m

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> guardians and yankees back iw the bronx today after yesterday's rain out of game 2, john carlos stanton, he got the bombers out early. bottom of the first goes the other way off of shane bieber. with a man on the yankees. go up 2, nothing and they unfortunately never scored again. guardians slater tied the game. the game went into extra innings following a blooper by jose ramirez to open the 10th inning. oscar gonzalez ends up flaring a little looper out to right field. it ends up dropping in. ramirez comes around to score and that's all the guardian's needed today. yeah. spike lee not enjoying the there at yankee stadium. guardians win it. 42 in 10 tied the series at one apiece. and because of yesterday's rain out game 3 will be played tomorrow in believe plant braves and phillies playing in front of undefeated head coach for the eagles. nick sirianni phillies up one. nothing in the 3rd and that's when rhys hoskins here on loads on spencer strider. yeah. that one way out to left field. 2 men were on phillies. go up 4, nothing. yeah. and with that bat slam there, that's the sort of reac

the 1820s and 30s it was realized by women p and the movement began that was lead by people like stanton and suzanne b. anthony. women were suffering. there was a patchwork of laws there was no divorce. they could keep the children. theds drunken husband's became a real problem. there wasn't some drunken women too. so, thatf was the beginning of the union. suzanne b. b anthony asked to speak a to an organize called te son'se of temperance. so, she went off and worked for women's suffer age. the two movements were tightly inflamed. the civil war comes along and they decided to raise money. it could get army vibes with col.mi this with with this administration. he i started out at two-cent per gallon.n when the south was welcomed back the people of the mountains whok mad been making moonshine for a revenue agent. hey, bodega, wee want the excise tax. we have to pay to be in the army that wasn't popular in the south at the time. so, it began a period of what these menf called themselves blockaders and they had whiskyns wars and moonshine wars in the mountains. t this is b against the revenu

baseball, winner take all game in the bronx, the yankees came out swinging in this one, giancarlo stanton, three run jack in the first inning, the pinstripes are back, 5-1, they will not have much time to celebrate the alcs begins tomorrow in houston, so who's heading to the world series fro the alcs? can it be dusty baker in the astros? is new york heading back? it's been a while since the yankees have been back, we will see what happens in the baseball world, for now we are 58 minutes from tip off, ring ceremony coming up. we've got steph curry warming up by me. we will to get back with you. what is you do? >> still ahead at 5:00 a historic first at chase center tonight, nothing to do with the action on the court, the bay area residents bringing a new kind of food to the arena. >> to get to do that, to represent our culture in an arena feels significant. hey guys, detect this: living with hiv, i learned that i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. d

aaron judge after giancarlo stanton hit a three run homer judge goes deep that makes it for nothing yankeesewhat subdued celebration because the yankees are already in houston for game one of the lcs. tomorrow special night at chase very special night. anyone games to go. we gotta pay start just starting out. alright thanks for join g us. ed to get to school! isn't today senior ditch day? today's ditch day? no way you are ditching ditch day. it's, like, the best week of senior year...day. unlike this house, the library will be completely quiet so i can focus on my roommate selection. [ scoffs ] how long can picking a nerdy roommate take? they're all versions of you. look-- indian you, blonde you, asian you. oh, look! her name is actually "yu." skipping one day of school isn't gonna do any harm. i ditched plenty, and look at me today. i am fielding multiple job offers. one job offer. from a very prominent hotel chain, weighed against the implied offer of staying at my current job-- working for your dad. exactly! and i could never leave grandpa, so i am going to say "no" to the first offer--

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was realized by women in this movement began temperance that was led by people like elizabeth cady stanton and susan b anthony because women were suffering. they could not vote. as wrote laws about the properties a ghetto. very c uncertain. if a woman there is no divorce in most cases if the woman left a husband he could keep the children. and these drunken husbands were becoming a real problem. not that there were not some drunken women two. so that was the beginning of the temperance union. and susan b anthony asked to speak to an organization called the sons of temperance they would not let her speak. it went off and decided to work for women's suffrage. in other right. the two movements were very tightly intertwined suffrage and prohibition. then the civil war come along. "abraham lincoln decides to raise money for the union army by putting excise tax on alcohol which we had not had since the jefferson administration. start out with a 2 cents a gallon it works up to $2 a gallon. the south was welcomed back into the bosom of the country, these people up in the mountains who'd been makin

i would encourage you to search out paul stanton who is here. his chapter got one of the awards. he is the chief of cyber center of excellence in fort morgan. i'm sure he can talk to all day about the tremendous things our cyber warriors are doing. >> you mentioned some of the capabilities that are going to be fielded in 2024, potentially prism and other long-range capabilities. have any countries agreed to let these capabilities be faced inside the country? are you looking at the islands as a potential spot to place capabilities? >> the state department is in the lead for working out what kind of basing arrangements may be possible for some of these new systems. i would say, when you look at as someone who worked in the national security space for a number of years. where countries like japan, australia are today. these are the challenge of china compared to the where -- where there were 10 years ago is remarkable. i think a lot of these countries are very open to cooperating with united states military because of the concerns they have about china's course of activities in plac

that was led by people like elizabeth cady stanton and susan bien anthony because women were were suffering could not vote. and many there are very real patchwork of laws about property. they could own. said the property rights for very uncertain if a woman there was no divorce in most cases if a woman left her husband, he could keep the children. they just so and these drunken husbands were just becoming a real problem. no, not that there were not some women, too, but so that was the beginning of what was the trent the temperance union? and susan b. anthony asked to speak to an organization called the sons of temperance and they wouldn't let her speak like we don't need to hear from you girls. so she went off and decided to work for for women's suffrage and other rights and the two movements were very tightly intertwined suffrage and prohibition temperance. well, then the civil war comes along. and abraham lincoln decides to raise money for the union army by putting an excise tax on alcohol, which we had not had since the jefferson administration. he starts out with two cents a gallon he w

attorney andrew mccarthy, retired nypd officer bill stanton economic growth -- joe concha and new yorkost john levine. crime hitting midterms hard. businesses fleet and other u.s. city and it's not chicago. more on this story we book last night. it's okay for the white house to pressure opec, delay cuts and oil production after the midterms? keeping gas prices low to do that, to keep democrats in power, why are white house officials dodging on this today? stunning revelation about decision making by fbi officials and the botched trump russia probe and the white house braces for possible charges against hundred biden. we got house price firesale breaking on the u.s. as mortgage rates rocket fire and house democrats are angry speaker nancy pelosi blocked a bipartisan band on stock trading and commerce. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ thanks for joining us friday night, we begin with stops ending down under pressure from rising treasury yields, retail spending came in flat. shoppers are pulling back as inflation and rising interest rates to control. we got

i believe what values of freedom m stanton evans from 1994. young americans for freedom which was formed in 1961-point long stories at the short version is coming out of the goldwater of the 1960 convention a lot of people said it's alllo these young people let's try to capitalize on that. enthusiasm started organization. they come up with young americans for freedom. they're asked to write the statements three and 50 words something like that. statement of the new left as conservative principles belief in god, believe in markets that privacy of individual freedom. resisting communism of course. that's one part of it now that's archaic but the rest of it can be repeated today pretty much verbatim as a conservative. but stanton never bragged about being the primary drafter of it. if you asked him years later he would say in its correct of, course i didn't come up with anything original i was just trying toth boil down express conservative wisdom that is our inheritance of 2000 years. so he never boasted about it. we as young conservatives belie

the hostess lady, we want you to invite somebody like angela stanton king. down and greg marcel dixon of south carolina. angela stanton king is from atlanta. you can look up her podcast. host: our producers hurt you. thank you for the suggestion. any comment on that? guest: no. [laughter] i would say they are not the only people pushing black politicians. i am too. host: lisa on the republican line from -- keith on the republican line from maine. you have to mute your tv and talk right into your phone. keith? caller: bill? are you on here for a bill from massachusetts? host: go right ahead. bill, what line are you calling on? caller: republican. number one, i hope you realize that the ku klux klan was the democratic party. ok, are you there? host: yes, we are there. caller: number one, the kkk was the democratic party so i do not know why any flag person -- why any black person would vote for the democratic party. number two, every inner-city is a failure because you have democrats who are communist that sit in inner cities and only keep doing poverty as a c

stanton national preservation award. his passion for elevating the significance of black culture in american history is visible through his work, which elevates the remark stories and places that evoked centuries of black activism, achievement and community. and over the past decade, he's developed the northeast african historic places outreach program and its theme the business of preservation to build a regional movement. preservation leaders saving landmarks in, african-american history. brant has taught at harvard university, boston architectural college and the university of maryland. he is a senior advisor and adjunct associate professor at the university of pennsylvania's center for the preservation of civil rights sites and an adjunct at columbia university's graduate program in historic preservation. and if that weren't enough, i've also had the pleasure of traveling the country with brant for the last five years where he's developed a board building preservation leadership training that empowers african-america

john giancarlo stanton homered early and aaron judge homered with this. yankees advance to their third alcs in six seasons. game one against the houston astros is set for later today. meanwhile, carl shchorber enterd the history books. they defeat the san diego padres. his home run was the farthest ever traveled flying 448 feet out of that park. the first ever to reach the second deck in right field. bryce harper hit a home run earlier in the game and the phillies beat the padres 2-0. >>> and if you're over 50 you might want to rethink staying up late to watch tv. people in that age range need more sleep. the study takes a look at a group of people in the u.k. who had no chronic disease at the age of 50 but found those who slept five hours or less face a 30% higher risk of developing chronic diseases than those who slept at least seven hours a night and that risk only increased with age. to improve your sleep here's what the experts are saying. establish a consistent schedule, keep it dark, free of pets. avoid keeping alcohol, don't eat large meals before