as the immortal inscription on the statue of liberty very is give me your tired your poor your huddled masses yearning to breathe free the wretched refuse of your teeming shore send these the homeless tempest tossed to me i lift my lamp beside the golden door a golden door that's now covered and razor wire and guarded by five thousand you armed u.s. soldiers with many many more on the way yes u.s. president donald trump announced last wednesday that response to the estimated three to five thousand central american asylum cirque seekers currently traveling from. xico on their way to the united states that he will send some ten to fifteen thousand more troops the u.s. other border and he went on to profess at a rally on saturday quote i saw that beautiful barbed wire going up to full sight turning us now to discuss this dangerous new move from anti immigration rhetoric to razor wire fences and armed soldiers on the border is the host of the world according to jess an artsy america former governor jesse ventura. always a pleasure to have a governor and i got a i got a star what concerns y

unpleasantness going on, we went out in the street and told the people about trump's plan to give the statue of libertye gave us the statue of liberty in 1886 as a symbol of friendship, so how would americans feel about our president sending her back? >> we're out here asking people what they thought about about trump's announcement to the french this week that he wants to give back the statue of liberty because he doesn't like the message it sends about tired and poor immigrants. >> i think that's a pretty low statement on his part. >> trump made the announcement to the french this week that he wants to have them take the statue of liberty back because he doesn't like the message it sends about giving your tired and poor immigrants. how do you feel about that? >> whatever he says, i think it's great. >> absolutely. i think it's a good idea. >> it would take forever to take it back how big it is. so, i don't see the point investing in pointless transfer. >> he said that green is hands down the most unflattering color on big woman. how do you feel about that? >> well, i think -- i think green is a weird

radio signals across the world. >>> the statue of liberty will be placed inside a new statue of liberty museum which will open to the public next may. it will be aimed at celebrating the statue's history. a crew of 15 people are expected to transport those 3600 pound torch to the museum. >>> 4:57. another check of the forecast with kari. another cool start. >> it's been really cold in parts of the bay area. here's a live look outside in san jose. before you head out, know it's only in the 40s this morning. but it will be very nice this afternoon, reaching the low 70s. we'll talk about our air quality that's been really bad. more on that and rain chances coming up next. >>> we are looking at the air quality. the haze at the san mateo bridge, no problem as far as the flow of traffic across 92. i'll show you where we had that jam up in oakland and how things have changed. >>> plus another problem for survivors of the camp fire. the reason they're getting sick. o bridge. >>> welcome to thursday morning. let's take a live look outside this time. by the san mateo bridge. mike's keeping his ey

. >>> the statue of liberty's >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> the statue of liberty's original torch is on the move. they disassembled the torch from the base of the statue and moved it to another museum about a hundred yards away. the museum opens next year. i did not know this. the torch on the top of the statue was replaced with a replica back i the 1980s. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," new restrictions on a popular pesticide and buying gifts for the 12 days of christmas will cost you more. diane king hall is down at the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> good morning. the federal reserve says it's going to review how it tries to reach congressionally mandated goals of full employment and price stability. the fed says it will also review how it communicates with the public. meanwhile, stocks finished higher on wall street snapping a five-day losing streak led by gains in tech companies and banks. the dow rose 200 points, the s&p rose 28, the nasdaq jump 1 twenty 2. >>> an epa official was arrested on charges to help a coal comp

i knew nothing about the statue of liberty. knew about coca-cola and adidas and nike but nothing at the statue of liberty or the american dream that america has been since the turn of the 20th century. so are americans surprised that we are here? you were there. >> host: last couple of minutes but do you hope people who read this book will do? >> guest: is my first book and i didn't realize i was capable of such so i had to really look at myself and face myself to do this and i would hope after reading it and while you are reading if you are looking at yourself and asking yourself some questions you may not have asked yourself before. i would hope the dogs that have not been connected gets connected. please check out the fine american.com. it's beside the fine american. that means all of us have a role to play it for me the most important part of the cover is the word citizen like how do you practice of citizenship. afor me it never required pieces of paper. the law hasn't been passed but citizenship is claiming my .-full-stop

think about the poem that's on the statue of liberty. in it is described the statue of liberty as the mother of exiles, who says, give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. send these, the homeless, temptest tossed to me, i lift my lamp beside the golden door. how many of you have heard those lines before? so famous. and the fact that those lines are on the statue of liberty, which is a symbol of immigration in the united states, is really powerful. it really centers the united states or the idea of the united states as being a welcoming haven for people who are exiles. unfortunately, the history of the united states tells a somewhat different, more complicated story. the truth is we haven't always had the humanitarian impulse to welcome refugees. usually we've only done so when it's in our humanitarian national interest. usually we've been more inclined to actually reject refugees than to accept them. and to borrow the words of historian eric tang, often refugee

we visited the statue of liberty which i was determined to climb inside. as i neared the crowned manasseh crowned with the winding staircase the people in front of me and behind me i had trouble breathing. i wasn't afraid of heights but i realized i could not get out if i had to. i didn't know it but i was having a panic attack maybe not altogether irrational but resulting from claustrophobia i had never been crowded enough to know that i had it. [laughter] while the small space echoed with voices i close my eyes to take deep breaths. the stranger was behind me looked me in the isaac were the only two people on earth and he was from boston as i recall i asked if he wanted to take a psychological quiz. [laughter] with my lungs and muscles tight my voice sounded steady i said okay. i told him a long story and i pause to ask questions what animal is on the other side of the wall? what do you see in the water when you look down? the contest was something i had heard from a person but mostly i made it up. the crowd around us had gotten quiet to listen. i told hi

and women who first stepped foot on american soil right there on ellis island, so close to the statue of libertyt, 1980, when he stood in front of the statue of liberty was he had confidence in the future of america, not jimmy carter, because he knew that america always threw open its arms to immigrants, always regenerated itself through that power and always knew that america was going to be made better in the future. >> yes, the problem is the republican party we were drawn to, you have to i think -- we have to honestly ask ourselves is it being redefined. i hope there's a battle for heart and soul of the republican party. but these -- america's a very personality driven culture. what the republican party is under donald trump, will it go back to a better angel? we have to see what happens and hope that it happens but i don't see a lot of signs that it is happening. >> stuart, i want to say that i still believe, like ronald reagan, that america's greatest days lie ahead. i also believe better days lie ahead for ole miss. hottie tottie. good days are coming. stuart stevens. hey, mike barnicle,

the building works and -- this extraordinary tower, which in its totality is larger than the statue of liberty, here a dominant feature on the landscape and an extraordinary tribute for those who served in world war i. and also marks the national engagement about the whole country coming behind this extraordinary effort to deal with this cataclysm that was happening in europe. so this tower really is a spectacular sight. lit at night time. absolutely beautiful. there's an elevator that runs along the inside. many of our visitors like to go up top and capture the views of the plains of missouri and kansas. the most iconic views of kansas city are typically taken from this location, either from the wall or from the terrace, but at night time, it's really quite beautiful. looking south down the mall, when -- in the summer time or spring, it's brilliant green and again it's very engaging sight, which i think is a most fitting tribute to this tower which rests upon the memorial courtyard. this memorial courtyard is used for all sorts of activities. most notably, our memorial day ceremonies and it's

i knew nothing about the statue of liberty when i was growing up in the philippines. knew about coca-cola, right? i knew about adidas, about nike. [laughter] i didn't know anything about the statue of liberty. i didn't know anything about the american dream, right? but america has been in the philippines since the turn of the 19 -- you know, the turn of the 20th century. so, you know, are americans then surprised that we are here? you were there. >> host: yeah. and, yes, either you or your ancestors were there, yes. okay. last couple of minutes, jose. what do you hope that people who read this book will do? >> guest: ah. this is my first book, and i didn't realize that i was capable of such motional root canal. [laughter] so i had to really look at myself and face myself to do this, and i would hope that after reading it and while you're reading it you are looking at yourself and you're asking yourself some questions that you may not have asked yourself before. i would hope that the to thes that have not been connected -- the cots that have not been connected get conne

of bronze and he's worth a fortune. >> india has unveiled the world's tallest statue, twice the size of the statue of liberty.he freedom fighter patel credited with bringing the country together after india gained independence from great britain in 1947. >> the state government says it's 597 feet tall and costs $403 million. >> trevor: $400 million for a statute. you realize that for that amount of money you could fly the caravan back from sweden first class and pay them to put up barbed wire to block themselves. ( laughter ) what are you doing india? why not build one of gandhi? he's also famous and much skinnier, okay? they could have saved on materials. same height, half the cost. let's move on to our main story. tomorrow is election day. which makes tonight election eve. i don't know about how your family celebrates but i like to put on my ugly voting day sweater. i watched that episode of charlie brown where he gets purged from voter rolls. you can tell the midterms is the most important in history because america is lean hard on its number one patch resource celebrities. >> celebrities out this weekend

the guy actually called them -- >> juan: i think he would scrub the words from the statue of liberty.jesse: i love the statue of liberty even though it came from france. >> juan: the president pulls the troops that he sent in the midst of the campaign from the border and you have a judge saying people should be allowed to apply a new matter where they cross. >> dana: dod said not all the troops are coming back. the troops that were sent have accomplish the mission they were supposed to set up which is what kennedy was saying in terms of putting up the barriers. they get to come home so i guess we should be happy about that. the issue on this is, to kennedy's point, congress definitely has a role here and i don't know if the administration is going to win this like they did on the travel ban that they had to redo. the statute is very clear. it says congress on this responsibility. i don't think the judge is being partisan. i think nine kavanaughs on the supreme court would probably have a hard time supporting us. foot could the court support something if congress does its job and fixes

i knew nothing about the statue of liberty is going up in the philippines. i knew about coca-cola. knew about it he does, nike. i didn't know about the statue of liberty. i didn't know about the american dream. american -- since the turn of the 20th century. our americans are surprised we are here? you were there. >> either you or your ancestors were there. okay, last couple of minutes. what you hope that people who read this book will do? >> i didn't realize that i was capable of such emotional. i have to really look myself and face myself through this. i would hope that after reading it and what you are reading it, you are looking at yourself and asking yourself, questions that you may not have asked before. i would hope that not being connected, get connected. if you can, defined american.com and join us. it's very intentional. we said defined american. always have a role to play. ... part of america is that we have a stake in each other's lives. run that's a very important lesson for us to carry away. jose antonio vargas, a very wonderful book and great to be talking with you to

. ♪ ♪ >> they tease fans, and tweeted out this iconic logo rising over the statue of liberty, their logon a bill board at metlifestadium. there's been no official word. there's the hgo. e never seen them. >> here is your chance, now, right? >> i know they are vampiresthnd will live forever, probably, but i want to see them before they hit 80. >> unbelievable when they hit ii . . you remember when miles scott won the hearts of san francisco as bat kid, t city allowed today brave boy to fight crime while he fought cancer, five years later, at's beenounced that miles, now ten years old is cancer free after being in remission for several years. he still has to visit his doctor once a year, but he is doing great. of the best success stories to hear. >> so great to hear good news on afriday. gritty, the if you will ph-- th philadelphia flyers, the youngo ma known for his antics witnessed the first snowfall of s life thursday afternoon. and he documented the whole thing for the world to see.ty gras playing in the snow, right outside of the wells fargt center wherehe flyers played. we will be ri

we visited the statue of liberty, which i was excited to climb inside. as i needer the crown, ascending a narrow, winding staircase with hundreds people packed in front of me and behind me, i suddenly had trouble bringing. i wasn't afraid of heights but terror rows up in me and i looked around and realized i couldn't get out if i had to. i didn't know it but i was having a panic attack. maybe not an altogether irrational one, but resulting from claustrophobia i'd never been anywhere crowded enough to know i had. while the small space echoed with many voices, i closed my eyes and took deep breaths. i turned to the stranger behind me and looked him in the eyes, like we were the only two people on earth. he was from boston, as i recall. i asked if he wanted to take the spoolingol quest, span -- the psychology yack quest. panic being coursing through me but i hid it. my voice extended steady. the man laughed and said, okay. i told him a long story about him on a journey by foot through a forest and med madeows, i paused to ask him questions. what animal is on

that's the statue of liberty's old torch. eplaced in 1985 and since then it's been kept in a museum at the base of the statue but now the 3,600-pound torch is being moved to a new museum which opens in the spring. >>> women who attended dartmouth college are now speaking out about what they describe as an animal house-like atmosphere created by three professors. they're suing the ivy league school for $70 million. they say officials at dartmouth ignored sexual harassment and assaults by three science professors. one woman says she was victimized while she was a grad student by professor william kelley. >> it's not even that i don't remember what happened that night. i don't even remember waking up the next morning. it was after that point that bill kelley told me we had sex and i was clear with him that i didn't want that to ever happen again. >> the action that they took was too late and too little. >> well, the school says it took steps to revoke the tenure of kelley and the other two professors accused in the lawsuit. all t

the statue of unity, 182 metres high, is twice the size of the statue of liberty in new york. dia after independence in 19117. but there are protests over the cost of the statue and some local people are demanding compensation for the land used. the duke and duchess of sussex have wrapped up their two—week tour of the south pacific, their first official overseas trip as a married couple. their last destination was new zealand, where they were given a maori welcome. the couple had 76 engagements on a 16—day tour which also took in australia, tonga and fiji. prince harry said they'd had a "great" trip — which of course included the announcement that they're expecting their first child. and before we go, take a look at these dogs muscling in on the halloween action. less scary and more cuddly, the dogs were taking part in the wuffstock halloween party at the morris animal inn in newjersey. putting the pooch in a halloween getup is part of a national trend, with more than 30 million people expected to dress up their dogs this year. the national retail federation in america said tha

things --at some of the statue of liberty stands in stark contrast to what trump and the oligarchs are doing. i hate to put it in terms like that, but i am a history buff, and i know what hitler did, and it seems like trump is using some of the things in his playbook. my fear is watching the death of democracy. party me? >> your final point, go ahead. >> i fear we might be a dictatorship by the end of trump's term. he needs to be stopped and i will vote for anyone who wants to take him out of the white house. thank you very much. >> thank you, judy. this is another headline from bloomberg news looking at the analysis of what will happen in the house of representatives. the cook political report saying the chances of a democratic pickup have increased with the expectation that the house democrats could potentially pick up as many as 45 seats. 2006 -- ord, back in 2010, the republicans picked up 60 seats in the first midterm elections of barack obama. on the republican line from dulles, virginia. good evening. >> how is it going? >> great. how are you? >> pretty good. i live in the 10th

the statue of unity, 182 metres high, is twice the size of the statue of liberty in new york. dependence in 19117. but there are protests over the cost of the statue and some local people are demanding compensation for the land used. the duke and duchess of sussex have wrapped up their two—week tour of the south pacific, their first official overseas trip as a married couple. their last destination was new zealand, where they were given a maori welcome. the couple had 76 engagements on a 16—day tour which also took in australia, tonga and fiji. prince harry said they'd had a great trip, which included the announcement that they're expecting their first child. let's bring you some breaking news again. coming in from a reuters news agency. indonesian divers have retrieved a black box from a lion airjet that crashed into the sea this week with 189 aboard and brought it back to a ship on the surface, one of the divers told media on thursday. lion air's technical director was sacked just recently. the divers have found a box on the seabed, dudded out of the debris, all in —— orange

the 182m figure, known as the statue of unity, is twice the size of the statue of liberty in new yorkatel, who played a key role in unifying india after independence in 1947. these pictures show japan's famous bullet trains or shinkansen, which whizz along at a hair—rasing 300kph. one of japan's bullet train operators says it is now ending the rather unnerving practice of making mechanics crouch down in shallow trenches as trains speed past just so that they can feel the strength of winds they generate. the exercise was introduced in 2015 after a piece of metal part fell offa train. pakistan's prime minister, imran khan, has appealed for calm and condemned hardliners who have issued death threats against the country's supreme courtjudges. the court had acquitted a christian woman of blasphemy, overturning her death sentence. pakistan's strict blasphemy laws, which carry a potential death sentence for anyone insulting islam, have divided the country. our correspondent, secunder kermani, reports from islamabad. thousands of angry protesters have been gathering in cities across pakistan

the statue of liberty the beacon , of hope to the world. not only to incoming people, but to what we stand for. god has truly blessed america with our founders and our values in the constitution which i mentioned that the american people and their beautiful diversity and with this beautiful land that god gave us. i work some evangelicals that -- because we believe this is god's creation. when we build the infrastructure we have to do so in a green way. for these and other reasons i look forward to working with you along the way. thank you for being here today. again, we are very excited about our new members who will be theng next week to start new congress great thank you all very much. [indiscernible] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> tonight, to retiring members of congress, orrin hatch of utah and democratic congressman sander levin of michigan talk about their tenure in congress, the state of the put up -- clinical progress today,

ronald reagan talked about the statue of liberty, the beacon of hope to the world, not only to incoming people but to what we stand for. god as truly blessed america with our founders and our values in the constitution, as i mentioned, with the american people and their beautiful diversity. and with this beautiful land that gd gave us. i work with some evangelicals because we believe it's god's creation. we have no responsibility to be -- we have responsibility to be good stewards. when we build infrastructure we have to do it in a green way. for these and other reasons i look forward to working with you along the way. huang for being here today. again we are very excited about our new members who will be coming next week to start, a fresh start in the new congress. thank you all very much. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] mr.

of my own movies. the indian prime minister narendra modi has inaugurated the world's largest statue. the 182 metre figure, known as the statue of unity, is twice the size of the statue of libertynifying india after independence in 19117. however there have been protests over the cost of the statue and local communities are demanding compensation for the land used. the duke and duchess of sussex have officially wrapped up their whirlwind two week tour of the south pacific, their first official overseas trip as a married couple. their last destination was new zealand where they were given a maori welcome. in total, the couple had 76 engagements during their 16—day tour which also included australia, tonga and fiji. prince harry said the pair have had a "great" trip — which of course included the announcement the duke and duchess are expecting theirfirst child. and before we go, take a look at these dogs muscling in on the halloween action. less scary and more cuddly, the dogs were taking part in the wuffstock halloween party at the morris animal inn in newjersey. putting the pooch in a halloween getup is part of a national trend, with more than 30 million people expected to dres

the statue of liberty served as a beacon for many of them a poem written by emma lazarus is inscribed on a plaque inside the statues pedestal. give me your tired your poor your huddled masses yearning to breathe free the wretched refuse of your teeming shore. in montreal a rally was organized to call attention to the plight of ukrainian jews famine and anti semitic attacks were widespread in ukraine. an estimated one hundred thousand jews were killed in ukraine joining the russian civil war mostly by anti communist forces the war would continue until nine hundred twenty three. the bolshevik red army defeated a coalition of opposition forces known as the white army. soviet rule was now imposed across the country. the union of soviet socialist republics was officially declared on december the twenty second one thousand nine hundred twenty two the new states now covered nearly one sixth of the us land surface. there was a major famine from one nine hundred twenty one to twenty two one major cause fields already seized commodities from peasants to feed the cities and the military . an est

[cheering and applause] first, first-time guest he's a pediatric he wants dated the statue of liberty and former secret service agent, dan longino. [cheering and applause] she is so bright you can see her thoughts from space, national security analyst morgan ortega ortega's. [cheering and applause] and unlike the democrats he could literally flip a house. former you wwe superstar and my massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheering and applause] all right, rob. give your take on this week on the outcome. >> outcome was what we expected. the red states were voted red and the democrats turned the house but look, clinton, bush, obama and now trump have all had this happen. everyone acts like this big freaky thing but it's the way it has been for 30 years. they say it's a historic note on tonight and cut to him people he. this is nothing new. i've seen this movie and know how this movie ends. it ends in tears. greg: it does. any of the close he is like bob ewing, she's in the shower and was a stream but she's back. [laughter] oh stop it. bobby ewing is from dallas. tyrus: i watch it negatively. i ge

toc, this is a big story out of india, unveiling the world's tallest statue in honor of independence fighter robert patel. it is actually double the size of the statue of libertysberg.com, asia's are really delaying their ipo's amid the selloff taking place still. hopefully it doesn't continue for much longer across emerging markets. a check on all those stories trending across the bloomberg universe, online and also on the terminal. rishaad: taking a look at ipo's in a bit more detail. china's biggest insurer by market value planning a hong kong listing for its health care technology division. slump we have seen. >> the names sound very similar, the good dr., but two different companies. tell us about what we know so far. is planning another spin off of their technology subsidiary. this is called health care technology. it is not good doctor. it is very confusing. it does some i.t. infrastructure for health insurers and asians. they will -- for health insurers and patients. they will engage different parties at the moment. rishaad: what is the market for? moment -- there have been so many. is there a sense of fatigue almost? >> we have had a record year for i

. >> on the back of the statue of liberty is what we have believed about.efuges. >> even though the number allowed in the united states has gone down, we know while america may be going through some challenges. we've been here before, we will come back even stronger as a country, acknowledging that more need to come in. to remind us of the spirit pass and what does it mean for us. if folks want to learn, they really ought to look out for their local refugee resettlement agency. >> and this case we have former refugees helping current refugees. i thank you both. i messed up your day by about six hours. >> no, no, it's been lovely. >> welcome to america and through for your contribution. >> look up your local refugee settlement agency. >>> more than 13,000 hopes have been destroyed in the fires. the brave california firefighters remain hard at work to rescue injures. countless volunteers help those who have been displaced because of the strategy. they broke out in a cheer when the firefighters arrive. >> this just happened. it's about as bittersweet as you ca

and this is the division parading in new york city with their symbol, the statue of liberty, when they came back to the united states. steve: they are carrying flags. what does that represent? edward: flags of their division and their regiments. steve: so is that another bit of humor at the end of the film? anjuli: yes. definitely. the women want to see their men, these glorified positions, but in reality he's still doing k.p. duty. and here, of course, you have the burglar's mother. edward: looking for him. and this actual parade as it happened, general alexander was up in the very front and he thought everybody was cheering for him. he didn't realize that a little dachshund had run out onto the parade and was following the parade from behind. everybody was cheering the dachshund. steve: so the mother is realizing that her son may not be among the troops? anjuli: yes. of course, here's the german father, saluting his son. steve: that had to be a significant issue because so many german-americans came from their homeland and now, they're back in europe fighting against the country they

falcon a site that trips took on the second day, that's the second slide, it's a column with a statue of liberty on top of it but there's an observation deck, and that scene is of the bloodiest battlefield in american history. there are hundred 22,000 casualties, dead and wounded and it lasted 47 days it stands it may ever stand as the bloodiest battle in american history. next slide. >> general pershing's second most important battle, he did rank these battles, was the battle earlier incident timber, that's the memorial on top of the hill, which can be seen for miles away. pershing said he one of the monuments to outlive time itself to the american contribution. the third slide is the third of the big memorials on a hill outside of chbteau terry in france about 37 miles east and the americans played an important part of stopping, which threatened to take paris, below what is only four or 5 miles from this spot. we will try to see the rest of these slides next, this is a smaller memorial one of the first engagement of american troops in may 1918. each of these memorials, has maps and send letter

it is a column with a statue of liberty on top of it which is an observation deck and that scene is of the bloodiest battlefield of american history. over 122,000 casualties dead and wounded, and it stands as the bloodiest battle in american history. general pershing ranked these battles. it was held a little earlier in 1917. it is a top a hill which can be seen from miles away, and they also have commanding views from them. pershing said he wanted these monuments to outlast time itself and be forever a memorial to the american contribution. third slide. this is the third of the big memorials that sits on a hill in france, about 37 miles east of paris. the american troops played an important part in stopping the fence in 1918 which threatened to take paris. we will try to run through the rest of the slides. next, please. a smaller memorial of one of the first engagements of american troops. each of these memorials has maps and some effort to explain the action that occurred. next. another one of the smaller monuments, a place in the champagne region in france. this is what the cemetery

this country , as legal citizens in this country, doing it the legal way so it's not as if the statue of liberty is getting rid of all of that that didn't stop with whatever you make of caravans or whatever they become charged as issues of the fact of the matter is this country still, still is a beacon for those who want to go through the legal way and even for those who seek asylum, there is a process for that as well, but i think what's lost in the sauce here is that we continue to let better than a million immigrants from all over the world call america home. there is that process and it continues unabated as it has year in and year out, under this republican president, under a democratic president, under republican president before him. just if you wanted to know. more after this. it rocked our w. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they took care of everything a to z. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. it's possible through all the wonderful people who donate. i don't know if they are aware o

. >> the statue of liberty has always been a bastion of hope for people of the world -- jim, do you believe- >> jim -- >> i appreciate your speech -- >> i think we saw the president's true color today and i'm not sure they were red, white, and blue. >> sean: not sure if they are red, white, and blue? true colors. that would be opinion. i thought he was supposed to be a journalist. jim acosta's coverage of president obama was actually a little different. take for example this glowing coverage of obama at his 2012 inauguration. let's take a look. >> obviously this is the moment that everybody is waiting for. on inauguration day, the president on the first lady stepped out of the limo and walked down pennsylvania avenue. i feel like i should pinch myself right now.pr i can't believe i have this vantage point of history in the making. >> you are literally about 15, 20 feet away from the president? >> i am probably a good, i would say, 50 feet away from the president right now. very, very close. >> sean: it sounds like he had a thrill of his life, like chris matthews. anyway, acosta's overwhelmi

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celebration of immigration in the united states as a land of liberty and is the beacon of liberty in the world. with the erection of the statue of liberty in new york. other iconography from the 1890s makes its appearance. we've not resurrected the balloon but maybe we will. some give a speech about that but populism in the 19th century was a political movement of the left. it was an indictment of the end of government and complicity corporations in fear of political power. that's what populism was and it was much ridiculed by eastern and west coast beliefs here and making fun of it as a set of patches on the political order. but it was much represented in political cartoons from the progressive era when progressive era reformers including wilson and roosevelt, began trying to think differently about the challenge to the constitutional order of the great aggregation of wealth in this gilded age. the great campaigns, the suffrage campaigns of the 19th century but especially the beginning of the 20th century. go back to the icon of america as a woman, america's liberty. then they shackled liberty and have her break free of her