the value the bases the redacted to. welcome her back to the no doubt has every right. to its audience at what angle would you like to take the news dare i say from the behind. the first time third extensive study came out this week showing a connection between pesticides and autism this new study from u.c. davis shows that women who live near farms with pesticides while they're pregnant are sixty percent more likely to have a child on the autism spectrum these are children and they're ending up developmentally delayed or worse by the chemicals we're spraying all over the place like dirt diggler on cinco de mario these kids are innocent victims let's move pregnant women away from farms and move people who are already developmentally delayed to the farms like corporate lobbyists rights and that way the children will have a chance to grow up away from better sites and perhaps more importantly away from corporate lobbyists and people say i don't give any solutions of the problems i talk about bowen problem solved dr phil k. street with past decides are they not passed out

well the saw let's get started with the plan and come to you for watching these say this is redacted the night. well governor jack to deny that i'm you know mostly good. and by host i mean you are my parasites let's take the news from behind shall you this here is a photo of jeremy hammond it looks nice enough but he's serving ten years in prison for hacking into global intelligence firm stratfor releasing a treasure trove of e-mails showing stratfor has their fingers in more dirty than paula deen at a nudist colony all right ok you made that dirty in your own head. hamman has long said that he was led into hacking stratfor by a man named solved who who was working with the f.b.i. at the time now i know what you think and why it is a vietnamese dish working for the f.b.i. it would stop with not a vietnamese dish but a human hacker that's right well now there is new proof that the f.b.i. coerced no provision f.b.i. coerced to hammon into committing the crime so this is like the joe bait car where someone leaves a car with the keys inside if you steal it they arrest you except instead o

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. >> what is the redaction? is that redaction that you don't want us to see?, this is the redaction that the government does not want the public to see. this is cite often over the past year actually 41% cease ove over 2012 from 2011 to justify the withholding of material. i mean, transparency advocates called it withholding. the changes that the senate judiciary committee has offered us today would basically make it much more difficult for the government to christ exemption five, and justify there would be some harm. if they were to release this material. exemption five yields with the delivering process. so that is a "real money with ali velshi" major change. anreal-- -- real, real major change. guidelines that effected the government agency. >> that was in 2009. >> yes, five years ago, 2009. >> let's call this improvement, i think that's what it's actually called, it gets passed by this congress. is there enough bipartisan support for the legislation beyond the cosponsors? >> there is huge bipartisan support. one of the few pieces of legislation where there

this administration has perfected the stall, the redaction's, the excuses. strongly the information they withhold them protect many times belongs to the public. we own it. there is no sense of it. they coveted like it is a private corporation defending its trade secrets. on the changing face of network news on her career. sunday night at 8:00. you can keep in touch with current events from the nation's capital using any phone any time with c-span radio on audio now. listen to a recap of the days's event at 5:00 eastern on washington today. c-span radio on audio now. >> american history tv is marking the 150th anniversary of the civil war with live coverage of a conference on the civil war in 1864. we will continue our live coverage from gettysburg college in gettysburg, pennsylvania, at about 2:00. we shift our focus to another period of history. the 50th anniversary of the 1964 civil rights act. we will hear from a former historian at the labor department and a virginia .ommonwealth university >> associate professor of history and a former labor , gentlemen

o'donnell he joins the redacted tonight team with the camper wonderfully every friday at eight pm and he's going to be sitting with me today to talk about bitcoin all coins and other prepared currencies in general now basically i want to start off here and quickly ask you at the gate you know we talk a lot about the point on the show is one of our favorite topics so what do you think about the quote in general good bad thoughts from concerns. you know i like it yeah it's it's different it's red it's open source as in everybody can see the code and stuff like that it's not connected with any sort of centralized bank of federal governments and things like that and we've been screwed over so many times by entities like that that it's nice to have something else and i think that's why people are so excited about things like write an alternative because you know there's a lot of skepticism around around everything that the government does now i want to get into the coin in general and like you know just just your thoughts of the use of it because it's starting to spread it's getting bigger

in today's big deal i'm joined by elite camp the host redacted tonight here on our two so there seems to be a modern tale of two cities in our modern globalized world and our first story has to do with the increasing tone deafness society uses with the have not apparently luxury flats in london have installed the homeless spikes outside their door in order to prevent homeless people from sleeping in their one man named peter is quoted in the telegraph saying but would you want homeless people outside your door charming so he do you think this is an anomaly or is this just the sort of reaction that we get in the kind of world that we're living in today yeah i think sadly it is not an anomaly and furthermore all we you know now we're treating the homeless like pigeons why stop there why not go to cockroaches you know maybe just leave jars outside with bedding inside once they get a new screw on the top i mean it's preposterous it's a terrible way to treat your big you know and then this is this is the egregiously wealthy like the most wealthy and they can't just stop at knocking people

in today's big deal i'm joined by the host redacted tonight here on our t.v. so there seems to be a modern tale of two cities in our modern globalized world and our first story has to do with the increasing tone deafness society uses with the have apparently luxury flats in london have installed the homeless spikes outside their door in order to prevent homeless people from sleeping in their one man named peter is quoted in the telegraph saying but would you want homeless people outside your door . so he do you think this is an anomaly or is this just the sort of reaction that we get in the kind of world that we're living in today yeah i think sadly it is not an anomaly and furthermore you know now we're treating the homeless like pigeons why stop there why not go to cocky. you know maybe just leave jars outside with bedding inside once they get a new screw on the top i mean first it's preposterous it's a terrible way to treat your big you know and this is you this is the egregiously wealthy like the most wealthy and they can't just stop at knocking people down

targeting and in today's big deal i'm sitting down with the league the host of redacted tonight we're talking about the increasing divide between the rich and the poor so stay turned and here before the break of the closing numbers at the bell. economic. forum. now i. want. signings. to jennings but eugenics vulgarized darwin science punishment for an uncommitted crying i was never really struggling for believing in eighty feebleminded still today for the few i don't know why he loved his life but i still don't know why genetic improvement through forced sterilization the basis for nazi ideology don't stop at just sterilizing yet not going to now go to the point of death. for years rarely. discussed. until now i'd really rather not talk about that right. there's a medium leave though so we need to be part of the scene potions to cure in the. your party there's a. push use that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politicking only on r t. the policymakers predict bubbles can they take steps to pop them what role should monetary policy have in marke

you'll see the statement which is heavily redacted, given the breadth of the reda krctions an the argumentto why he couldn't be captured, can we asession the legal justification for this given how much we don't know still? >> you're right. when you boil it down, not all that much was learned yesterday from the memo. we had broadly known what the arguments were from aulaqi, the government's arguments, we had not seen the intelligence that backed up the assessments that he had become a operational leader and posed an imminent threat to the united states. these are crucial factors that are still a secret and still redacted and goes to the issue of transparency that president obama talked about a year ago at the national defense university when he talked about bringing more trans parency to this process. but we're here more than a year later. and most people agree that is still lacking. >> what do you think about the parts of the memo that collapse the differences between the dod who's job includes the killing of enemy combatants and cia who's job thus far has not included that specifically? >

prior to the obama administration but this administration has perfected the stall, the delay, the redaction, the excuses. and really it's shocking because i feel very strongly information that they withhold and protect many times belongs to the public. we own it but there's no sense of that when you ask for it. they covet it as if you are a private corporation defending their trade secrets rather than understanding that what they hold this information on our behalf. >> investigative reporter should sharyl attkisson on the changing face of network news and her crew sunday night at eight on c-span's q&a. spent you are watching c-span2 2 -- television for serious readers. here are a few of the programs to watch for on booktv this weekend. ..

something different and original. >> in the 21 years with cbs, did you notice a difference in the redactions you would get from people? >> it's very mixed. i would have the head of a broadcast tell me i was the best reporter in the world. but other people that worked on the same broadcast, i could tell didn't care much. >> i was thinking more outside. you get the public's reaction. did that change at all? >> that's a good question. i think, mostly i hang around people that liked me. they always tell me my reporting is good. the thing i noticed the last couple of years that changed, is my friend who are liberal and conservative and people who consider themselves not one. think they're not getting the news. they come up to me, they go why isn't this story on the news. they heard about something else and they want legitimate news organization to tell them the truth about it but no one is reporting on it. i heard that more than ever probably in the last three or four or five years. >> where do you get your news? >> i hop around a lot on the internet. i look at what people tweet and facebook to m

them your love your vitriolic pictures of your junk whatever you got all right if you include the hash tag redacted tonight we will retrieve some of them and perhaps even show the best one on next week's show and this is a good moment you're excited about and this is a good moment for something we call mind blowing old news. and. the pentagon is no stranger to funding projects that will make you laugh cry and ponder the meaning of life much like bad indian food but back in one thousand nine hundred four the pentagon even spent over a million dollars researching the creation of a gay bomb of bomb determine the end of the game are. kidding you can google it but be careful what you click on when you google game bomb i think this conversation actually having to the pentagon one of which is bomber would get. in the face of. beyond. beyond being offensive and well stupid i feel like this also has a basic misunderstanding of sexuality i think you're born with your sexual preference you don't just say well some chemicals and turn gag is that apple pie i need to i don't like. i'm don't think that's a works

the company started offering a tool to people in the eu allowing them to search for the redacted. this after the eu courts ruled people do have the right to quote be forgotten. provided there's no public interest in the information. the ruling affects 28 nations in the eu. its worked around to clock to comply with that ruling. >>> google owned youtube is offering new tools to fix up your video. among your features, link to fans to make donations. charlie's always doing that, isn't he? users can submit titles to other people. people can better manage videos and phones as well. new app available in a few weeks. >>> well for a quick check of the markets, mary thompson is live, good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. looking ahead to this morning on wall street on wall street futures are lower. stocks ended in the red yesterday. economic data made cuts for the second quarter and a top fed official says interest rates could rise sooner than expected. stocks are set for mixed week when they're closed but it is on track for five straight monthly gains. today we get da

it came back and he sent it to me in us all of the redacted portions and said, holy cow, they're talkingout me right here. i put through privacy act request, got it back and sure enough, they were looking into our "controversial" reporting on the story, which i think is a little unusual. but i give them credit. >> hotel is about bowe bergdahl -- so tell us about bowe bergdahl and what you learn. >> bowe is an interesting guy. i'm very conflicted myself about how i feel about him and his case, but he was a young man, homeschooled, grew up in sun valley, idaho. from all accounts, very intelligent. he did a lot of traveling prior to joining the army -- >> his parents came from california? >> yes, ma'am. california to sun valley i think the year before his older sister was born. they stayed there ever since. the sun valley ups man for 30 years. >> in your story, it details early on he grew to satisfied with being at home, being homeschooled and decided he wanted to pursue a life of adventure. could you talk about that? >> right. it seems he went up and work as a commercial fisherman in alask

the belly of the bees this is redacted tonight. well i don't know dan i didn't have. any audience doing i ope you mean that i don't lie to me all right now let's take the news from behind a new egg stance of study shows that about twenty five percent of all public company deals involve insider trading as in the illegal use of insider information to manipulate and cheat on the stock market this means the game is rigged and then was already rigged but now it's like superrich that the system that is already set up completely in favor of the smart elite and well connected is being gamed to further it's like the fat kid on the seesaw wearing ankle weights. he's already winning the valedictorian prom queen throw in peanuts at the shy girl with the deviated septum the peanut allergy this is this is the winners making sure they win more by illegal means while most of the country suffers this is the grossest aspect of crony capitalism well second grossest. do you think every morning sheldon adelson gets up and goes still get it. and i dove federal court ruled in favor of occupy

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prior to the obama administration, but this administration has perfected the stall, the delay, the redaction, the excuses and really it's shocking because i feel very strongly that the information that they withhold and protect many times belongs to the public. we own it. but there's no sense of that when you ask for it. they covet it as if they are a private corporation defending their trade secrets rather than understanding that what they hold is information they've gathered on our behalf. >> emmy award winning journalist, investigative reporter sharyl attkisson on the changing face of network news and her career sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a." >>> the thesis of the book is that there's a whole group of people in america, in fact, a big swath of america, that is being ignored, left behind, not included in the discussion, i think for either party. particularly, though, i would argue the republican party. and that's i call them blue collar conservatives. you know, the folks out there that are working people. most of whom don't have college degrees. folks that really still understand

targeting and in today's big deal i'm sitting down with the league the host of redacted tonight we're talking about the increasing divide between the rich and the poor so stay turned and here before the break of the closing numbers at the bell. crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question for. the policymakers predict bubbles can they take steps to pop them what role should monetary policy have in markets now continuing our exploration into all things monetary we explore a market monetarism with scott and economics professor at bentley university and a vocal proponent of market monetarism aaron spoke with some earlier and first asked him to explain what the fed should have done after the first oil shock after a deep recession the economy was going gangbusters by early one nine hundred seventy five so she wanted to know what would market monetarism prescribe here's what he had to say. th

but this administration has perfected the stall, the delay, the redactions, the excuses. and really, it's shocking, because i feel very strongly that the information that they withhold and protect many times belongs to the public. we own it. but there's no sense of that when you ask for it. they covet it as if they're a private corporation, defending their trade secrets rather than understanding that what they hold is information they've gathered on our behalf. >> emmy award-winning sharl attkisson on the q&a. >>> marco rubio of florida, ted cruz of texas and mike lee of utah are among the speakers at the faith and freedom coalition's annual policy conference in washington, d.c. also speaking to the gathering were u.n. ambassador john bolton and former u.s. representative alan west. faith and freedom coalition founder ralph reed opens the event. it's about 90 minutes. >> it's my great privilege to introduce our first speaker of today's program. senator mike lee, who is a great champion for our principles, our values, and has been a tireless advocate for the constitutional

it was well on his way prior to the obama administration, but this administration has perfected the redacted excuses. it is shocking, i feel very strongly that the information that they withhold and protect ,any times along to the public we own it, but there is no sense of that when we asked were. a coveted like they are a private corporation defending their trade secrets rather than understanding that what they hold is a private matter on our behalf. atcheryl atkinson, tonight 8:00 on "q&a." >> next, the irs commissioner and his testimony before the house ways and means committee. he talked about the ongoing investigation into the alleged targeting of conservative and a computer crash that led to the loss of e-mails a virus officials. this portion of the hearing runs one hour and 45 minutes. irs, was a targeting conservatives for the belief? wasn't asking groups inappropriate questions? was it harassing conservative donors? the irs assured this committee and even testified before congress time and time again that no targeting was occurring. then as we all recall one year ago when a signatur

prior to the obama administration, but this administration has perfected the stall, the delay, the redactions, the discussions, and really it's shocking because i feel very strongly that the information that they withhold and protect many times belongs to the public. woken it. but there's no sense of that when you ask for it. they covet it as if they're a private corporation, defending their trade secrets, rather than understanding are what they hold is information they've gathered on our behalf. >> emmy award winning journalist sheryl at kissson on the changing face of network news and her career, sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q percent a. >> now you can keep in touch with current events using any phone. call 202-626-8888, to hear congressional coverage, public affairs forums and washington journal, and listen to a recap at 5:00 p.m. eastern on washington today and hear audio of the five networks sunday public affairs programs. c-span radio on audio now. call 202-626-8888. long distances or phone charges mail apply. >> at the faith and freedom coalition conference, newly elected house maj

targeting in today's big deal i'm sitting down with the host of redacted tonight we're talking about the increasing divide between the rich and the poor so stay tuned and here before the break of the closing numbers at the bell. would you like me you want your comedy news from t.v. . comedy news to be a bare fisted no holds barred fight to the dad. like a vampire fighting into the next in the corporate elite billionaire freaks while they're going. well that's what you get with my new show with jack to the night. well there. is a. perceived going to actually doesn't do too much for. the culture giant seventy six year old american the studio i. think is going to create the cia do you think this is what's triggering. this along just to the world it's also the largest debtor nation in the history of breaking the set is mostly about alternatives to the status quo but one night the. working for the american dream the next day we're just trying to survive time for americans and lawmakers to wake up and start talking about the real causes of. the policy makers predict. when they take steps to

prior to the obama administration, but this administration has perfected the stall, the delay, the redactions, the excuses, and really it's shocking because i feel very strongly that the information that they withhold and protect many times belongs to the public. we own it. but there's no sense of that when you ask for it. they covet it as if they're a private corporation, defending their trade secrets, rather than understanding what they hold is information they gathered on our behalf. >> emy ward waning journalist on the changing face of network news and her career. sunday night at 8:00 on c-span's q & a. >> c-span 2 providing live coverage of the u.s. senate floor proceedings and key public policy events, and every weekend, booktv, now for 15 years the only division network devoted to nonfiction books and authors, c-span2, create by the cable tv industry and brought to you as a public service by your local cable and satellite provider. >> at the faith and freedom coalition conference, newly elected house majority liter kevin mccarthy talked about what he homes to accomplish as part of the

it's difficult to see the numbers onumbers within the pity redacted. the number one plant is t pointt at&t's incremental promises in context of its existing plan and question how specific the promises are or whether they already have a buildout plan and they are restating them for the purpose of getting the merger produced. >> how would allowing the transaction to go forward result in putting downward pressure on cable products? >> when you heard mike describes the process for which the services we do is a process to get to the market with a bundled broadband satellite tv service. you put the two together and you have a lot of customer efficiencies that comes as a result. you get a detailed model and before the merger cost synergies were incorporated this would not only have downward pricing on our prices but also the cable companies prices. >> let me get a response from mr. lieberman. >> the commitments that they are willing to make we haven't heard them talk about the conference -- concerns on the regional sports networks owned by directv are not subj

the tax-writing committees have received over 835,000 pages about redacted material. as of last friday the tax-writing community has already had more than 27,000 e-mails from the computer account and more than 18,000 in melson other custodial accounts for which lois lerner was an author or recipient. -understand that this committee and the other investigators were provided beginning last fall with copies of e-mails indicating that she had experience difficulties with her computer three years ago. it should be clear that no one has been keeping this information from congress. the irs expects to complete its production in an redacted form by the end of the lot. as soon as possible thereafter we will complete reaction of those e-mails that produce them to this committee. at that time this committee will have all the rales, 43,000 of them, that we have from our computer and e-mail account from january 2009-may 2013. in addition 24 bosnia mills whether custodial accounts for a total of 67,000. the irs reviewed the eve l. available where her custodial computer account which

the delay, the redactions. the excuses. and really, it's shocking. i kneel strongly the information they old hold and protect many times belongings to the public. we own it. there's no sense of that. we own it. they covet it like they're a private corporation. defending their trade secrets raerd than understanding what they hold is information they gathered on our behalf. >> any award winning journalist cheryl atkinson on the change face of network news. that's sunday night at 8:00. >>> this weekend, american history tv is live from the gettysburg college civil war institute. >>> the prison exchange of army sergeant bo bergdahl was the subject of a hearing by two house foreign affairs subcommittees this week. a sol jer who served with sergeantbe sergeant bergdahl said he should be arched. the hearing is two and a half hour hours. >>> the subcommittee will come to order. without objection, all members will have five days to submit statements, questions, and extraneous materials for the record subject to the length limitation and rules. the purpose of

the on excuse was they had to redact the 6103 information.as the on the reason they couldn't immediately give them to congress. our recourse now? we have got to explore that with chairman issa. i know he's furious about this. the chairman has issued a subpoena for the actual hard drives themselves. martha: they are stone warming you. short of whose going to do it? eric holder is going to send somebody in there and say i want you to turn over these hard drives now. we'll investigate them. we'll see the issues you were subpoenaed for that you suddenly can't find. >> when this investigation started jim jordan was great being aggressive and revealed the person at the department of justice they put in charge of this was a maxed out donor to the obama administration. you look at this every step of the way it's infuriating how bold they are say nothing we are not going to do what you asked us to do. martha: the president said he knew there was not a smidgen of corruption in this case. it goes back to how he knew that when you can't seem to get the i

prior to the obama administration but this administration has perfected the stall, the delay, the redaction, the excuses. and really it's shocking because i feel very strongly that the information they withhold and protect many times belongs to the public. we own it but there's no sense of that when you asked for it. they covet it as if they're a private corporation defending their trade secrets rather than understanding that withheld this information gathered on our behalf. >> journalist and investigative reporters transeven on the changing face of network news in her career sunday night at eight on c-span's q&a. >> this week tv show host doctor austin finished his promotion of diet products on his show. he appeared before a senate subcommittee that deals with consumer protection and product safety. the associate director of the ftc's advertising practices division also testified at the hearing is about one hour 40 minutes. >> the witnesses can feel free to go ahead and take a seat. we will begin with some opening statements and then move to your testimony. this hearing will now come to or

to the obama administration, but this administration has perfected the stall, the delay, the redakcti s redactions, the excuses. it's shocking because i feel very strongly that the information they withhold and protect many times belongs to the public. we own it. there is no sense of that when you ask. they covet it as if they're a private corporation defending their trade secrets without understanding what they hold is information gathered on our behalf. >> journalist and investigative reporter cheryl add can i say s -- attkisson -- cheryl attkisson. >>> about $10 million in bonuses were paid out by the phoenix va system over three years. this is live coverage on c-span3. >> yesterday the va delivered information regarding the removal of six scs employees for the past two fiscal years. this request has been made by multiple members of this committee, including myself in multiple hearings going back to february. this morning va delivered the second set of documents which i requested via letter in october of 2013. the documents cover the performance reviews for each ses individual for fiscal years

the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a federal court has released a heavily redacted memo that outlines the obama administration's legal rationale for killing u.s. citizens overseas. during the three month span in 2011, u.s. drones killed four american citizens, including muslim cleric anwar al-awlaki and weeks later, his denver-born 16-year-old son abdulrahman in yemen. the legal memo kept secret by the administration until now concludes the 2001 authorization for use of military force gave u.s. government the authority to target anwar al-awlaki, who the administration claims had joined al qaeda. the memo was authored by former obama justice department official david barron who was confirmed to the first circuit court of appeals last month. we will discuss the militants release in detail ash the memos released later in the broadcast. in iraq, sunni militants have solidified their control over the western border, including crossing points with syria and jordan. the expansion came as secretary of state john kerry at a surprise visit to baghdad monday . speaking in washington, the state department spokesperson laid out the details

what else does the memo indicate as redacted as it is. >> the memo is a result of "the new york times" and aclu lawsuit leaves no doubt the administration believed its actions were legal and the executive branch was a body that weighed it while never producing an indictment for the allegations and the reported evidence is described in vague terms, quote, factions presented to us indicate that a.l. walk can i has been involved through his operational and leadership rolls in al qaeda in attacks in the united states and continued to plot attacks intended to kill americans. appears to be a reference to the failed 2009 underwear bomber and the attempt to blow up jets with printer bombs. the bombs were built by a yemeni and has 0 no clues to al-aulaqi's direct roll. >> what are you getting in the way of reaction. >> a short time ago the white house insisted the document was held up for nearly three years because of sensitive national security issues but a close review of the memo shows almost nothing was blacked out prior to its release. >> well, the administration did was we worked through

hey the belly of the basis is redacted tonight. well under exacted not. doing tonight i'm your host li cam now let's take the news from behind president obama announced he would end the war in afghanistan this year he said he's only leaving ninety eight hundred troops and of course will still be drone bombing like we do in pakistan yemen and other countries we're not at war with how more happy to have to be for ninety eight hundred troops to count as peaceful but that's only not war when compared to how crazy we are all the rest of the time by that metric jared from the subway sandwiches commercials is sexy yeah he's sexy compared to the old jared. let's keep it in perspective. for the jared fan girls in the audience there i didn't mean it i mean it chill a an activist pompous burned five hundred million dollars of student loan papers thereby freeing thousands of young people from their chains of debt this guy's amazing and he's a rap name and he dresses like a magician who pulled off a massive magic trick where he made five hundred million dollars of stud

plotting into the next and the corporate elite and the billionaire freaks while they're going to drive. out well that's what you get with my new show redacted the night. what's good guys and i mean martin and this is a break in the set so perhaps no other mascot professional u.s. forces more overtly racist than the football team in the nation's capital washington d.c. and that's only because the hook nosed angry arab is a high school mascot in california i'm of course talking about the extremely offensive name the washington redskins but in a rare symbolic win for the native american community today the u.s. patent and trademark office actually cancelled six trademark registrations for the team's name so under federal law offensive and derogatory language cannot be trademarked and for eight years plaintiff amanda black corps petitioned the office to drop its protection of the team's name citing a long history of the term being used as a racial slur for native americans but the team's owner dan snyder so the name is steeped in tradition and won't be changed some other things steeped in tradition slavery the k.k.k. and black face but i guess