t most important, sumner and grant simply were really at odds for a variety of reasons and sumner sort of took it upon himself to defeat a number of issues in congress thagrant was interested in accomplishing. perhaps the biggest was the annexation of the dominican republic, which is something that grant tried to negotiate and submitted a treaty to congress. sumner was largely responsible for defeating that treaty and preventing the annexation. in response, grant used the power of patronage just to attack and harm sumner, preventing some of sumner's friends from removing some of somer's sumner friends from key appointments. and then sumner wood in 1870, to be a crucial leader in a movement called the liberal republicans. this was a third party of republicans who were against grant and did not want to support him in 1872. and so grant and sumner were often at odds throughout his presidency. so these liberal republican ends were different than the radical republicans, correct? correct. yes. the liberal publicans were largely anti grant republicans. they were particularly turned off by a

but most important, sumner and gran simply were really at odds for a variety of reasons and sumner sort of took it upon himself to defeat a number of issues in congress that grant was interested in accomplishing. perhaps the biggest was the annexation of the dominican republic, which is something that grant tried to negotiate and submitted a treaty to congress. sumner was largely responsible for defeating that treaty and preventing the annexation. in response, grant used the power of patronage just to attack and harm sumner, preventing some of sumner's friends from removing some of somer's sumner friends from key appointments. and then sumner wood in 1870, to be a crucial leader in a movement called the liberal republicans. this was a third party of republicans who were against grant and did not want to support him in 1872. and so grant and sumner were often at odds throughout his presidency. so these liberal republican ends were different than the radical republicans, correct? correct. yes. the liberal publicans were largely anti grant republicans. they were particularly turned off by

and sticks that piece of paper in sumner's face. by the way sumner's nickname was bull you can imagine his personality. he you must know this man. i have a warrant here for the arrest of this man. you must help. you must help me going somewhere? looked at him and said no, don't. i'm military. you're civilian. this is a civilian matter. you arrest him. i like to think that pete said something to the effect. well, i tried and i'm hopeful that sumner said, well, that's not problem. so paying his men released on the way back to johnson county, they encountered one of john brown's men who been at who happened to be a free state, missouri, and an a neighbor to pete's man and. they grabbed him and they took him back to johnson. they tried him and executed him. a firing squad. so brown sons, i guess, got off lucky. so that's pretty much story of black jack. how much time do i to get? good. okay. robert hall pearson was in a militia called, coal creek boys that heard the fighting came in and reinforced john brown. years later, he purchased l

in response, grant used the power of patronage just to attack and harm sumner, preventing some of sumner's friends from removing some of somer's sumner friends from key appointments. and then sumner wood in 1870, to be a crucial leader in a movement called the liberal republicans. this was a third party of republicans who were against grant and did not want to support him in 1872. and so grant and sumner were often at odds throughout his presidency. so these liberal republican ends were different than the radical republicans, correct? correct. yes. the liberal publicans were largely anti grant republicans. they were particularly turned off by a lot of the corruption scandals that began to emerge in grant's administration near the end of his first term. but they were also republicans who favored a amnesty for former confederates who wanted to move on from reconstruction. they favored free trade. they wanted lower tariffs. and so for a variety of reasons, this third party movement split off from the regular republicans. they nominated a man named horace greeley in 1872, a newspaper editor, a

he says to sumner, i'm six months behind you, essentially. and to bring that back to douglass and we do have different readings of that douglass speech from 1876. so douglass recounts all of his disappointment with lincoln during the war. in that speech. and douglass was an abolitionist. he wanted lincoln to strike against slavery from day one. and so douglass does recount all that. but this is what douglass says after saying that lincoln was the white man's president, he says he needed to save the country first. and he said to do one or the other or both. he must have the earnest sympathy and powerful cooperation of his fellow countrymen. without this primary, an essential condition to success, meaning that if the american people don't support the war, you're not going to save the union, and you're not going to end slavery. so without that anything, lincoln did, douglass said, would have been vain and utterly fruitless had he put the abolition of slavery before the salvation of the union, he would have inevitably driven from him a powerful c

charles sumner was born france, but now he's a farmer in missouri. in this. his farm is located here. so 63rd street is down around here. tillman had the misfortune to being very close to where confederates bivouac that night, and they were. and so they visited his farm and help themselves to whatever they thought was useful to them and that kind of annoyed him. so he decided get even. oh, this missouri patriot of 75 years he was in his. i guess farming in missouri in the 1860s was hard so. so while blunt is going up that hill again into louis park to attack the confederates curtis is going around setting up his artillery and he set up the artillery near the present day ward parkway and 55th street and open on the confederate left flank completely him by surprise, shelby has, to react to this new threat. now, remember, there's fight going on over at byron's fort about four or five miles east of where this is and this is about the same. this is when pleasanton breaks through and pleasanton takes his artillery and moves west sets up his artillery and start show

before sumner's could begin, protests broke out. signs reading larry seminars, your time is up.chy. elon musk. >> tax the rich! tax the [bleep] rich! >> will: my next guest responded to this protest saying this is not civil discourse or an acceptable way to demon demonstrate. joe. i am used to seeing this, as are you when it comes to protesters in support of the cause of palestinians. this one was against capitalism, deregulation, and the buzzwords of oligarchy and elon musk. it's almost as though it doesn't matter with the topic is, this is the tactic. >> you know, it's funny. i debate larry from the right. it's really sad what's happened to our once great universities. i loved my time at stanford. these places have been conquered by activists. whether it's the students, people being allowed on campus, the students should be suspended or expelled. people from off-campus should be arrested. people are part of the activist class of the democrats themselves and the people are too busy or afraid to fight b back. you get a total mess. >> will: the people on the board and i defer to

panama canal and the visit as part of his first foreign trip, the state department is also heading to sumnert the dominican republic in the coming days and the people panama are on edge over his visit as political reports worried about a potential conflict but he could bring if the united states were to use force to take the cut now and something that are neutrality treaty allows read. >> the neutrality agreement, descendent of the u.s. to send troops here and if you like neutrality has been violated. >> if they see that operation the canal is threatened, yes but only to remove the threat. todd: this on the one place that rubio has his sights anton, the trump administration has also i ingrained lead, the territory would be a major strategic bennett or the united states and taught, panama. todd: the chinese of a the presence, they made it known that they have ports on either end of this, they are also betting and embed a seat that kind of juts out there come the gives them a surveillance high point that i think the united states is worried about. and donald trump and, i mean, he is wasted no

. >> given sumner's today and i usually don't i don't know. i'm probably grab a jury. you can try to relax a little bit. >> the jet helicopter crash in dc has some people feeling anxious about getting on board a plane. harvard study shows that you have a one in 11 million chance of actually of an airplane crash actually being fatal. the odds of a deadly car crashes about one in 5,000. a clinical psychologist says to lower that stress you can practice deep breathing to lower your body temperature, change your body temperature, rather. >> the first time you fly a plane, your anxiety is going to be a 10 after this crash. the second time the flights going to be a 9, the 3rd time flights going to 7 and so on and so forth. whatever we're talking about, quality anxiety we're talking about getting out of future and out of our worries and into the president. >> dr douglas. and if you're feeling anxious about flying, can bring items to distract yourself such as a funny movie or an interesting book. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news in the wake of 2 recent plane crashes ove