the photographers themselves. >> don carlton is the executive director of the university of texas at austin's briscoe center at american history. thanks for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> next an oral history interview with photo journalist, frank johnston, courtesy of the briscoe center for american history at the university of texas at austin. >> one of the things we want to find out is how your career began. i know your father was a chief photographer for the philadelphia inquirer but that doesn't necessarily mean you would be a photo journalists. so how did you become one? >> i guess it started with the photographers at the philadelphia inquiry. i used to harass them in the dark room and ended up in the print barrel upside down. so that was my first taste of photography, as they say, head on. and i just was inamerred with what they did

he is a proud graduate of the university of texas at austin. for 27 years, he was a staff photographer for "the washington post." he won the pulitzer prize for covering three generations of poverty in washington, d.c. and also the rest of the -- refugee situation in kosovo. then we also have the collection of david valdez, who did an interview with us as well. david was george h. w. bush's white house photographer. he published a book of those as well. then we have diana walker, a "time" magazine photographer for 20 years. she is especially known for her work covering hillary clinton. but she covered the clinton white house really broadly and deeply. she also covered the reagan administration, and george h.w. bush. david valdez and diana walker are actively involved in our program. they both belong to our advisory council here at the briscoe center. >> what do you hope viewers will take away after watching these interviews? dr. carleton: the importance of photojournalists and news photographers, documentary photographers, they go by various nam

the university of texas austin recorded this interview and archived his photos along with other nationally recognized photographers. >> we are going to talk about some of the photos from your collection on display. the first one we have

he was 0.6 of do and here in austin, texas. he was 0.6ofa do and here in austin, texas.stest man was his main challenger, sebastian vettel. but for vettel, his main challenger, sebastian vettel. but forvettel, it his main challenger, sebastian vettel. but for vettel, it is not as much about beating hamilton this week, it is about getting to the end of the grand prix, following two retirements in the last three races. second practice gets under way at eight o'clock this evening, you can follow coverage on the bbc sport website. this is the first weekend where lewis hamilton can wrap up the world championships, so let's look at the standings as we go into austin this weekend. hamilton has been unstoppable since the summer break with four wins in the last five races, and that means the gap between the mercedes driver and his main rival, sebastian vettel, is 59 points after retirements in singapore his the german's title bid. but what sort of permutations would allow hamilton to win this weekend? and it hamilton crosses the line in second place, sebastian vettel must score a

then, from the university of texas, austin, talking about the message of the protests by players in the. n hopwood. sho justicesses criminal reform efforts. we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook or twitter. host: good morning. with last weeks's passing of the budget in the senate, congress is shifting its attention to taxes. the house is back this week. it is sunday, october 22. the marine corps marathon making its way across washington, d.c. and into arlington, virginia. here are some of your headlines. "the tax bill

austin. we have to explain why he's not in houston. andy is joining us, a lot is going on in texas reporter: there certainly is. good morning to you guys, first, lets talk about formula one, races all over the world and they hold one big one in the u.s. every year, it is here in austin texa austin, texas, first, lets talk about justin verlander, he's been incredible ever since he's become an astro. he pitched nine games for houston and he won every single one of them. he pitched seven score less last night getting a little help from center fielder george springer making the amazing catch. verlander is happy about that. the astros are finally waking up from the series taking game six. now, we are getting one of the greatest things of all sports, game seven tonight. >> as much talk of the series, we go up 2-0 and the series are in our hands. we go to new york and they won three and the series ils in their hand. by the way, it is in houston. >> you never take these opportunities for granted. it is special to pitch and play. it is going to feel good to get out there tomorrow and having

this weekend, another music festival in underway in austin, texas, a city that knows what las vegas is going through. ♪ >> reporter: at the austin city limits music festival. the sound of music fills the air, as police and security officers, fill the sprawling grounds. >> i hope we don't have any major incidents. >> brian manly is tasked with securing a music festival that attracts 75,000 people a day over two weekends. after the tragedy in las vegas, he's had to re-evaluate the festival's security plan. >> you have to realize you do host the next large music event in the country. >> austin is a city that understands profound pain. >> it was the site of a mass shooting in 1966 by a sniper at the university of texas, 17 people died. >> it never leaves your consciousness that your city is the home to the first high angle mass casualty incident that's occurred in this country. it's something we're very well aware of. >> around the country this weekend, beefed up security at other major events. like albuquerque's international balloon fiesta. a thousand extra police officers have been depl

javier: en medio de esta polÉmica, el fiscal general jeff sessions esta viajando a austin texas para para poner en prÁctica. c arolina: nos conectamos directamente con pedro rojas que estÁ en austin, delante, pedro. pedro: hola, ¿quÉ tal, carolina y javier? el fiscal culminÓ sus palabras en austin pero los protestantes continÚan afuera del edificio del departamento de justicia. se estÁn reuniendo con algunas policiales locales. tuvo un mensaje muy duro en contra de la inmigraciÓn indocumentada, y reiterÓ su invitación a las autoridades locales para que colaboren con las polÍticas migratorias que impulsa el presidente trump. este tipo de afiches son los que manejaban los protestantes que continÚan en las esferas esperando que la escolta del fiscal general jeff sessions, se retire. por ahora no estÁ en claro cuando se va retirar pero lo que estÁ claro es que el mensaje de hoy fue bastante claro y especÍfico. enfÁtico a la propuesta de trump. y a la negativa de las llamadas ciudades santuarios, y tambiÉn una crÍtica muy dura al programa de daca. es la informaciÓn desde austin, texas. ja

was held and hosted by the texas tribune festival at the university of texas, austin. pplause] saying, on behalf of the texas tribune, i am happy to welcome you to the texas tribune festival and to trump and the presidency, a very rich panel, i believe. panelis a whole bunch of you all makehope

the university of texas austin recorded this interview and archived his photos along with other nationally recognized photographers. >> we are going to talk about some of the photos from your collection on display. is taken one we have on november 22. can you tell me about that photo? ride -- theen a dallas cops were lenient. we could go any place we wanted to. i positioned myself at the corner of main and harwood because the limo would have to turn. so it gives you a different per spec of and driving straight down the street. turn off ofthe hardwood on to maine. across the street from harwood and maintenance dallas city hall, which i would return to later that night. i was set up and there was a woman who had a caricature across the street all the way with jfk had caricature. i talked with her and told her when the motorcade came by, be sure to have it straight up and hide. i arranged myself so that when they got there i waited until that caricature fitted in. i only made like to frameless because it was too far and afterwards they were passed it. thes about six blocks from -- blocks from

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we are in times square but the big party, austin, texas, dierks bentley. ginger is down there. the way. that's right. he's on your block. it's so great to have you here. i have to say we've got first responders from austin and round rock, texas. >> yeah. >> that went and did so much for everybody during harvey in southeast texas. it's got to mean even more to you to see those faces in the crowd. >> it's amazing. i have a been around so many first responders this week. i've been promoting a movie coming out called "only the brave" about firefighters but really just first responders in general. these people that rush towards danger when the rest of us are running away from it and of course las vegas, the folks out there as well but being around these guys and these women, i have more respect for them now than ever and the country music we elevate our military rightly so but need to make sure we're taking care of, and really recognizing hometown heroes we have with us right amongst us, police officers, these firefighters, more important now than ever. >> i was there for the firefi

austin, texas, is where we are. and rattan creek neighborhood.t 12 years, they come together for games, chili cook-offs. water balloon fights and more and raising money to help those affected by hurricane harvey and excited, dierks is, to throw the ultimate block party. >> we'll have a lot more on that coming up. >>> first that backlash over president trump's false comments where accused past presidents of not calling families of fallen soldiers. let's go back to cecilia vega. >> reporter: good morning to you. this came in an answer to a question about why the president had not yet commented on the deaths of four special on american soldiers who were killed two weeks ago in niger. the president basically said he wrote letters to their families. he said he planned to call them and with that take a listen came the political attack. >> the traditional way of look at president obama and other presidents, most of them didn't make calls. a lot of them didn't make calls. i like to call when it's appropriate when i think i'm able to do it. >> reporter: s

pedro: estamos a las afueras del edificio del departamento de justicia en la capital de texas en austinn contra de la visita del fiscal general sessions. los protestantes han llegado para expresar su rechazo a las polÍticas que viene desarrollando el departamento de justicia. para permanecer aquÍ en las prÓximas horas, el fiscal general estarÁ dando una rueda de prensa para hablar de las prioridades migratorias que tiene el departamento de justicia, y que estÁn siendo indicadas por el presidente donald trump. vamos a estar dando cobertura a la rueda de prensa y a todo lo que ocurre en las afueras de este edificio, ya comienzan a calentarse los Ánimos, estaremos escuchando otro que dice el fiscal general y las prioridades migratorias que seÑala va a tratar de seguir hacia adelante. javier: el jefe del gabinete john kelly se lanza al rescate del presidente trump duramente criticado por la llamada a la familia de un soldado muerto. aclaro que el mensaje es que el militar muriÓ rodeado de los mejores hombres y haciendo lo que querÍa hacer, en contraste con quienes calificaron al mandatario

texas government affairs consultancy. and by klru's producers circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas community. - i'm evan smith. she's a grammy award winning singer-songwriter whose latest album, a collaboration with fellow grammy award winner steve earle is called, appropriately enough, colvin and earle. she's shawn colvin. this is overheard. (piano music) shawn colvin, welcome. - [shawn] thank you. - [eric] nice to see you again. - [shawn] you too. - [eric] it's so nice to hear your voice coming out of a record, i have to tell you the great fun i've had over the last couple of weeks listening to this record. it reminds me how much i enjoy hearing your music. - thank you. - and it's a really great, and interesting, and different record. it's very spare, very raw, and casual. not is as if pejorative i say that, but it just doesn't feel like it's been over-produced and over done. feel like you all had fun - that's a great compliment. - [eric] making it. - we did, and it was done quickly, a week and a half and- - [eric] you recorded it in a week and a half? - we did. and those

after austin, texas, police pulled more than 400 explorers in july, ford began a nationwide effort toix police s.u.v.s, blaming those issues on after-purchaseics thatlation of emergency equipment. ford is responding to this recall request indirectly, saying it's always looking for ways to improve but it is confident in its processes. what ford is not agreeing to, a recall. anthony? >> mason: kris van cleave in atlanta, thanks. still ahead, now "harvard memes for horny bourgeios harvey weinstein's brother bob is accused of sexual harassment. but you can game plan for them. for 150 years, generations of families have chosen pacific life for retirement and life insurance solutions to help them reach their goals. being ready for wherever life leads. that's the power of pacific. ask a financial advisor about pacific life. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis,... ...isn't it time to let the real you shine through? maybe it's time for otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is a

texas. that's where i started out in austin. i mean what an incredible -- i get chills up and down my body when i started to think about it and i thought what better home than university of texas could i ever put anything i ever did? and i really mean that sincerely. it's near and dear to my heart. i just feel very privileged i'm able to join a group of incredible photo journalists who don has had had the insight to go after and collect their material. a lot of people that i worked with in the field in vietnam and other places and to be included as part of that group and so that's really the way i felt about the whole -- my whole journey here. it's been incredible. of course with allison beck and she's been just a great -- she's managed to hand carry me in here very well too. also. what a team, what a team. i mean when i start to talk about them to my friends i often think back that it could have ended up in a basement somewhere and thrown into a trash compacter like a lot of people's work sometimes that does occur over the year

was held and hosted by the texas tribune festival at the university of texas, austin. [applause] saying, on behalf of the texas tribune, i am happy to welcome you to the texas tribune festival and to trump and the presidency, a very rich panel, i believe. panelis a whole bunch of you all makehope this the first of a huge day here at the festival. there is lunch on the main mall. the day will conclude with a reception at the at&t center. this panel is supported by pearson, and the sponsors and donors played no role in determining the content, panelists or my line of questioning. event will be 60 minutes. the last 15 to 20 minutes will be open to questions for the audience for the panel. after that, pearson will host all of us for a brief meet and texasnext-door in the union building, where we will all drain the swamp together. please it join us for that. if you will tweet during this event, use the #. while you're looking at your phone, please #-- please silence it. left is douglas brinkley. he is cnn's presidential historian and author of several books about the preside

the briscoe center for american history at the university of texas at austin recorded this 40 minute interview and archived his photos along with others and nationally recognized photographers. >> we will talk to a little bit about some of the photos from your collection on display. the first one that we have chronologically, is the photo taken on november 22. can you tell me a little bit about that photo at the kennedy motorcade? rideeikes: i was given a -- right next camera, it is something i normally do not use. in the street. the dallas cops were pretty leniant, they always were with the dallas press. we could go where we wanted to. i position myself at the corner of main and

from the annual texas tribune festival on the university of texas in austin. this is one hour. as we were saying. i'm happy to welcome you to the texas tribune festival and to trump and the presidency. a very rich panel. there is a whole bunch of trump and resistance, trump and congress, we hope this is the first of a huge day. there is lunch on the main mall. the day willing -- conclude with a reception at the at&t center.

brought him to the united states to obtain his post-graduate diploma in 197 , the university of texas, austin, gave him a masters degree. when ed as a diplomatic he was designated as general coordinator of the g.m.a. and to the venezuela embassy. founder and president in his native country in 1989, he brought his experience to the .s. he was specifically advying new nonprofit organizations. at this time, william is full time with his radio show which broadcasts in in 18 different counties. founder of casa de venezuela, which gathered most >> meaning it takes 2/3 of those present and voting to pass it, but won't get any chance at amendments for this bill. and mark walker, the chairman of the republican study committee calling a dear colleagues letter calling for allowing amendment debate, why is he concerned about that? well, he looks at this and says this is pretty complicated and has a lot of new stuff in there, authorizing language, et cetera. so he wants amendments to increase the transparency and also to provide offsets to some of the spending. a lot of republicans would like to see offse

this is from the annual texas tribune festival at the university of texas in austin. and in about an hour also on the festival, texas and mexican officials talk about us-mexico relations during the trump presidency. >> welcome to our panel at the texas tribune festival about the trump era. we are lucky to have two men that attended the university of texas. i am also an alumni. i like being in the auditorium. on my immediate left i have congressman henry cuellar. it is from laredo. he has been serving in congress is 2004. one of the reasons i'm excited to have him here today is that he is an appropriate her. which is inside washington jargon for he helps decide how we spend our money. if there was anything that i was told in the aftermath of hurricane harvey, the five most important members of congress are john cornyn, listener majority whip and the bright appropriators. this is a bipartisan effort. he is a democrat so he will lead the efforts by the state of texas to get as much money for harvey as possible. and to my left is a man from louisville elected 2002. he is t

and a pretty amazing group of dedicated volunteers decided we need to have a book festival in austin, texaso celebrate texas authors and literacy and texas library and those early years the book festival has exploded and quickly became a national definition. >> join booktv for the texas book festival live from austin saturday, sunday, november 4th and fifth on c-span2. >> let me talk about a couple examples, one of the prime examples, very commonly in laboratories, the first of those featured in the story of henrietta lacks which is a wonderful book and a tv movie that is just out, a woman diagnosed with cervical cancer at johns hopkins, they isolated, turned it into the world's first sells, a useful line of cells in labs around the world, and cell lines. and a small error, you'd through all your cells, scientists who think they are studying liver cancer, and studying these cells, this is a huge problem for decades. it is in the early 70s, these cells were taking over and there was concern about it and not much was done. 15 years ago there were pretty good tests, that where hela cells or ce

after austin texas police pulled more than 400 explorers in july, ford began a nationwide effort to fixice suvs. blaming those issues on after purchase installation of equipment. >> ford is responding to the recall request indirectly saying it is always looking for ways to improve but confident its processes. what ford is not agreeing to a recall. anthony. >> kris van cleave in atlanta. thanks. still ahead, now harvey weinstein's brother, bob, is accused of sexual harassment. i had this chest cold, but my medicine kept wearing off. (coughah! i missed you! then i discovered mucinex. one pill lasts 12 hours,and i'm good. why take 4-hour medicine? one mucinex lasts 12 hours. trust #1 doctor recommended dulcolax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. . >>> today a federal judge in hawaii, temporarily blocked president trump's third attempt at a trave citizens from syria, libya, iran, somalia, yemen, and chad, is an unlawful attempt to exclude muslims from the u.s. hawa

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but the battle between lewis hamilton and sebastian vettel could come to an end this weekend in austin texas championship leader hamilton is staying calm. nothing changed for me when everything was exactly the same as it was going to last right into the second of the season is exactly the same and so mentally for me so. maybe a change from your perspective for me doesn't vettel and ferrari have given the city's a serious run for their money this year they initially have the speed to compete and looked on cost and three years of these dominance the german lead for much of the season before reliability issues it is car hamilton wood for the last five races and now boasts three hundred six points. the us grown pre-print mutations are fairly simple if hamilton wins vettel must finish at least fifth to take the battle to mexico next week anything less than the britain is champion. and a quick reminder of the top stories we're following for you spanish prime minister mariano rajoy is holding an emergency cabinet meeting to pave the way for suspending catalonia as autonomy this comes after the regi

but the battle between lewis hamilton and sebastian vettel could come to an end this weekend in austin texas championship leader hamilton is staying calm nothing's changed for me when everything is exactly the same as it was going into the last race into the second half the season. mentally for me so. maybe a change from your perspective for me doesn't vettel and ferrari have given the sadie's a serious run for their money this year they initially had the speed to compete and looked on course to end three years of missed sadie's dominance the german lead for much of the season before reliability issues it is car hamilton want four of the last five races and now boasts three hundred six points. the us grown prepare mutations are fairly simple if hamilton wins vettel must finish at least fifth to take the battle to mexico next week anything less and the britain is champion. but never got a sports story about defying the odds it is about a video game enthusiasm from the netherlands for lost his sight early in life that didn't stop him from becoming a professional gamer. meet blind warriors spin

but the battle between lewis hamilton and sebastian vettel could come to an end this weekend in austin texas championship leader hamilton is staying calm nothing's changed i mean everything is exactly the same as it was going into the last race into the second of the season is that the same mentality mentally for me so. maybe a change from your perspective for me doesn't vettel and ferrari have given the sadie's a serious run for their money this year they initially had the speed to compete and looked on course to end three years i'm a sadie's dominance the german lead for much of the season before reliability issues it is car hamilton one for the last five races and now boasts three hundred six points. the us grown prepare a fairly simple if hamilton wins that almost finished at least fifth to take the battle to mexico next week anything less and the britain is champion. all right the varian band. these fellas they made a big impact here in germany with a fusion of rap and classical music now as part of a d w backed initiative they're taking their unique brand of hip hop on the road to the

the battle between lewis hamilton and sebastian vettel of could come to an end this weekend in austin texas championship leader hamilton is staying calm. nothing's changed for me when everything is exactly the same as it was going into the last race into the second of the season. mentally for me so. maybe a change from your perspective for me doesn't vettel and ferrari have given me a sadie's a serious run for their money this year they initially have the speed to compete and looked on cost and three years of must see these dominance the german lead for much of the season before reliability issues it is car hamilton work for the last five races and now boasts three hundred six points. the us grown prepare mutations are fairly simple if hamilton wins vettel must finish at least faith to take the battle to mexico next week anything less than the britain is champion. the former head of rio's twenty sixteen olympic games carlos newsman has been released from prison but he's still facing charges for allegedly arranging bribes to bring the games to brazil the seventy five year old man in who you

hamilton will clinch the title at the next race, the united states grand prix in austin, texas, if heon's ‘mobot‘ pose there was a tribute to his friend and olympic champion athlete, mo farah, who was watching trackside. kagiso rabada took ten wickets in the match to lead south africa to a 2—0 test series win over bangladesh in bloemfontein. the tourists resumed on seven without loss on the third day having been forced to follow on, and they were dismissed for a second time forjust 172. rabada took five wickets in each innings handing south africa their biggest ever win over bangladesh. pakistan hit back late on the third day of the second test in dubai but sri lanka still have the edge. pakistan were bowled out for 262 in theirfirst innings. sri lanka opted not to enforce the follow on and might have wished they had, as they were reduced to sa for five by the close. sri lanka still lead by 254 though and they also have a 1—0 lead in the two match series. tyrrell hatton became the first man to successfully defend the alfred dunhill links championship thanks to a three—shot victory at

current investigations of the tramp administration during a discussion that the annual texas tribune festival in austin. other panelists included a former director of the u.s. ethics office, the former spokesman for attorney general eric holder and others. this is just over one hour. [applause] >> look at that. everyone. it to see you at the gathering here today entitled "trump, ethics, and the law.

texas book festival. it was founded in 1995 by first lady laura bush and a pretty amazing group of dedicated volunteers who decided that we needed to have a book festival in austinxas to celebrate texas authors and literacy. and to support our texas library. since those early years, the book festival has just exploded, and very quickly became a national premier destination for the biggest books of the year. >> joined book tv for the texas book festival, live from austin saturday and sunday november 4 and fifth on c-span2. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created by a public service by american cable television companies and brought you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> next on book tv "after words", bob schaffer, former host of cbs "face the nation"

the university of texas at austin recorded this interview and archived her photos along with those ofotographers. >> today is march 8, 2013. we are here to talk about diana walker and her archives and the news history we have in the library. this is a targeted interview.

this is from the annual texas tribune festival at the university of texas in austin. n hour also on the festival, texas and mexican officials talk about us-mexico relations during the trump presidency. >> welcome to our panel at the texas tribune festival about the trump era. we are lucky to have two men that attended the university of texas. i am also an alumni. i like being in the auditorium. on

that we just needed to have a book festival in austin, texas, to celebrate texas authors and literacy. and to support our texas libraries. and since those early years, the book festival has just exploded and very quickly became a national, premier destination for the biggest books of the year. >> join booktv for the texas book festival live from austin saturday and sunday november 4th and 5th on crushes span 2. on c-span2. >> hi, guys. how's everybody doing today? good. welcome to kramerbooks. my name is rachel, just a reminder, please silence your cell phones. you're welcome to follow us on social media to stay up on our events. today we're here to talk about economics. don't worry, i'm not going to give you guys a lecture. i'll leave you in the capable happened of our -- in the hands of our capable author instead. in his new book, "americana," we go through a 400-year-long journey of capitalism highlighting some of our industries' most important inventions from. the arrival of the mayflower to the inner workings of the mafia, he presents an exhilarating and eye-opening perspective o

pretty amazing group of dedicated volunteers who decided that we needed to have a book festival in austin, texas. to celebrate texas authors and literacy. and to support our texas library. since those early years, the book festival has just exploded. very quickly became a national premier destination for the biggest books of the year. >> join book tv for the texas book festival live from austin, saturday and sunday november 4th and 5th on c-span 2. >> day long firm on healthcare policy former healthy and human services secretary spoke about changes to the healthcare system under affordable care act. she's president of american university in washington where the event was held. >> i don't have a law degree myself. though, i have more than my fair share of supreme court cases named for me. if i could just log one complaint about my previous job it was not one but two lawyers who failed to warn me that once confirmed, all court cases switched to my name. the first, the burwell family counsel, my husband, steven burwell, the second the 44th president of the united states of america. i'm just saying,

. >> during thursday's "washington journal" we're live in austin, texas, as part of the c-span bus 50 capitals tour. former texas state senator wendy davis will be our guest on the bust starting at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >> it's time for our "your money" segment, we're focused on 401k and retirement programs. our guest, dough misher of -- fisher of the american retirement association, retirement policy director. you have heard as much as we about what could happen. potentw that affects people and retirement savings. to be yes, pedro, great with you this morning, very timely topic. debate and what is going on here. right now, a lot of rumors and about the white house and house and senate using cans using the -- private retirement system to fund other tax cuts, for example. we have not ution seen a firm proposal from the house or the senate as of yet. think that will come out this week, wednesday, we'll have a irmer gras 've upon what is going on there. rumorrrent proposals, the is that or speculation is that dip ouse republicans may into the private retirement system to the tune of several

we'll head to austin, texas ahead of what could be an historic weekend for lewis hamilton at the unitedates grand prix. and we'll preview the women's ashes, which start on sunday. that's all on sportsday at 6:30. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so, mark, what do we have this week? well, we have the death of stalin, the new film by armando ianucci. we have a really lovely musical drama called under. —— secret superstar. and in my project to get you to like horror films, and in my project to get you to like horrorfilms, happy and in my project to get you to like horror films, happy death and in my project to get you to like horrorfilms, happy death day! and in my project to get you to like horror films, happy death day! ten out of ten for persistence!” horror films, happy death day! ten out of ten for persistence! i am nothing if not persistent! the death of nothing if not persistent! the death 0f stalin, a not much more starry cast. this is armando iannucci's

democracy and professor of history at the university of texas in austin. good sunday morning. thank you for being with us. let's talk about what we might see or may not see today on the field on this nfl sunday, especially in light of what we heard from roger goodell this past sunday in new york. guest: i think you may still see some players who take an individual stands by taking the knee in protest against racial discrimination and racial injustice in the united states. i don't think we will see the same kind of, necessarily, broad-based taking of the knee we saw in the aftermath of the president's comments. host: can you explain what this debate is all about? certainly, we have heard from the players, colin kaepernick and others, it is much larger than just race relations in america. guest: one thing i agree with your previous guest, newt gingrich, is there are different revolutions taking place across the country. i think black lives matter is one of those revolutions. that movement comes out of the state of police violence against african american wom