i mean, thomas andrews is your great-great uncle. have i got that right?w getting a bit more distant, but as a child, it was all very recent and raw for us, that we didn't talk about it as a family. and when we went to sunday lunch with our grandparents, it was something that we just didn't talk about. but now, we're recognizing the industrial achievement of the launch of these ships. when belfast contributed a lot to the empire as the second city-- and there's no doubt liverpool and glasgow also contend with that role-- but there's no doubt belfast contributed a lot. and of course, the building of this ship, too-- the olympic. yes, yes. were any of your family at the launch of the titanic? my father was at the launch in 1911 when there were hundreds of wedges-- wooden wedges keeping it on the slipway. the slipway was all greased to make it slide down, and these all had to be knocked out at exactly the right moment. and he, aged about 8-- 7 or 8-- knocked one of the wedges out. quite a thing for a 7 or 8-year-old to do. yes, yeah. can you imagine, the towe

. >> the interesting thing is in the early nineteenth century the sex lives of president andrew jackson, thomas jefferson was in the press. it was fair game. and the 20th century with the emergence of the national new jersey state, professional they should of journalism that journalists are part of the establishment, part of the elite. the sec's discussion, well known in washington circles that john kennedy, franklin roosevelt have their affairs doesn't make it into the press and in that time period we don't have these sex scandals to protect us from the true problems at hand. >> host: you write another it >> regarding politicians and sex. what happened with our country in the 1970s? you suggest it is another era when american attitude toward politicians changed once again. >> the reason why it changed -- after is the cold war, the press changed. they no longer protect roosevelt or truman or eisenhower or whoever. as far as their private lives they protected them and after the cold war we are not that way anymore. that changed a lot of the political landscape and how the press dealt with person

obama suggesting your first three years were more successful than say, george washington's, thomas jefferson's, andrewkson's, teddy roosevelt's, woodrow wilson's, ronald reagan's, we can go and on and on and on. do you think that's a boast the president can make at this stage in his presidency? >> i would add a few more of those presidents in there. certainly, george washington, the fact he created the dignity of the office. people were saying he should be called his mightiness and he accepted mr. president. the fact he accepted that people should come visit him and he shouldn't be coming to the inauguration in a gold suit created the whole idea that the president was a man of the people. he belongs in that group. i think harry truman belongs in there, nato, desegregation of the army, sure. but i think the idea of what he's saying is that history will accord him some degree of legacy because of these permanent accomplishments. you're right, if health care gets overturned, that's undone, but that's probably not likely it's going to get overturned and the other accomplishments will loom larger as time g

so is andrew jackson and has sought to it that live in the mississippi territory that became alabama and mississippi were shipped east of the mississippi. so charles percy was the son of thomas in 20 years old in 1940 and by that time, his family had acquired land in the mississippi delta. he loaded flatboats with everything he had an all family possessions from the plantation they had acquired worth half a million dollars back in 1840 including all of the slaves and got on the tennessee river and went down to the ohio then took

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andrew. good to see you rogers it looks like one of russia's all those football clubs could soon be facing extinction. thomas facing severe financial problems with some predicting it will fall imminently after the details in a moment. they're good to have you company and this is what is coming up over the next few minutes on the brink is grow russia premier league club tom could collapse amid a mounting debt crisis. plus guilty liverpool striker luis suarez is handed a match ban for racially abusing manchester united the truth evra. rain supremum the. five two thrashing of tea iscar in moscow. the first russian premier league side f.c. tom on the brink of folding and debts of four and a half million dollars and allegations of embezzlement sygate yannick has stepped down as their president saying there's no hope of saving the fifty four year old club tom are currently bottom of the league after suffering a sixteen game win in the street again it believes the twenty three million dollars needed to run the siberian side every year has become unaffordable to make matters worse local government has decided not to

so is andrew jackson and has sought to it that live in the mississippi territory that became alabama and mississippi were shipped east of the mississippi. so charles percy was the son of thomas in 20 years old in 1940 and by that time, his family had acquired land in the mississippi delta. he loaded flatboats with everything he had an all family possessions from the plantation they had acquired worth half a million dollars back in 1840 including all of the slaves and got on the tennessee river and went down to the ohio then took the ohio river to the mississippi and landed in a place that is called deer creek mississippi. close now to the little town. the youngest kid on there was william alexander percy who was just three years old. charles did not last long. he died 10 years later. that william went to princeton but when there he became a colonel and have their regiment. he was not for secession but when they seceded, he went to fight and came back, the plantation was decimated but he reorganized. when the terrorist overthrew, he was a respectable face of terror to go into the mississippi legislature to become speaker for just one term and had one major objection which was

andrew alexander john. david william trevor. arvo anthony thomas. jonathan ryan, as. rwanda, mark lawrence cohen. alexia kathryn. barry joseph valentino. thomas hinholden than. thomas this sunni. nicholas renia. peter loco. >> les rogers. raymond wagner. janine wyedu. thomas edwin walker. kisha weeden. jerome weston. jonathan wind. bonnie lee williams. britney lead williams. eric john williams. george williams. stephanie williams. miriam levee wolf. chelsea marie woods. edra woods. joe nathan would. joe nathan woods jr.. mark james zenberg. we remember. [silence] [silence] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [silence] >> we are going to go a little bit out of order. we are going to have bob mueller but we're moving up the attorney general. probably because he has to leave and can't stay. he will stay as long as he can. the attorney general, if there is a job in government that gets more criticism than transportation security administration is it is the attorney general. i just want them both to know that that is not true here. you are both among friends here. we are very grateful for what both of you have do

andrew carnegie, alexander graham bell, thomas edison were all immigrants or sons of immigrants.ps people like me build businesses in america by attracting the world's best minds. immigrants don't take jobs. they make jobs. >> clayton: you mentioned steve jobs and in bringing in some of the best and brightest engineers in the country, but also spending money on research and development and improving that work force, how do you continue to improve a work force when you might not have a lot of money to do it? >> what i believe is this, is that over the next decade, i mean, governor romney said essentially we got to get back to american exceptionalism. i believe america will get back to american exceptionalism and that will create the jobs that 20 million americans right now are so desperately waiting for. one of the things we have to do is to educate them. education isn't just a college degree. more than half the jobs we will create in this next decade are technical jobs, jobs like i need, machine operators, cab operator, cnc operators. we can train these people relatively quickly

andrew alexander jurong. arafat anthony tomas. jonathan ryan thomas. mark lawrence tobin. .. bonny lee williams.brittany lee williams. eric john williams. george williams. stephanie lee williams. miriam luby wolf. chelsea marie woods. deborah lynn woods. joe nathan woods. joe nathan woods jr.. mark james's einberg, we remember. no go. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we are going to go a little bit out of order. we were going to have bob mueller but instead we are moving up the attorney general partly because he has to leave and he can't stay for the entire -- stay as long as he can. the attorney general, the position, if there's a job in government that gets more criticism than the transportation security administrator it's the attorney general. i just want them both to know that is not true here. you are both among friends here. we are very grateful for what both of you have done to keep this country safe. the attorney general, a number of people called and said, how did you get the attorney general to come speak? we didn't invite him and we did not invite bob mueller. they wanted

thomas jefferson. she has written several books on sally hammons and her third major book is andrew johnson. annette gordon-reed has a string of awards that would occupy the bulk of our sessions so i can't quite do it. she is a professor of history and law and recipient of the national book award, the pulitzer prize, macarthur genius award, on and on and on. an extraordinarily accomplished individual. let me start by passing the microphone to craig symonds. >> harold is going to start off. >> with all of our rehearsals. >> i will go through the chronology of the way we have been presenting our book, "the new york times complete civil war 1861-1865". there is a confluence of fuse here that unites this panel. because the new york times cover all of the major figures of the civil war era including senator and later vice president andrew johnson. we have to set the stage by saying it was not the same new york times that we know and either love or hate today. the new york times now relishes the idea that it publishes only the news fit to print in the 1850s and 60s. it printed all the news fit for

thomas jefferson? louisiana purchase doubled the size of the united states. what happened to andrewreated a surplus? you know, what happened to theodore rows volt with all those food laws, food safety laws and conservation measures. what happened to harry truman, the marshal plan nor european confronted communism. all these people pale in significance in the mind of barack obama, one person himself. this is an amazing thing. rick: we had senator santorum on the program a little while ago. polls out of iowa show this is a three-man race heading into the caucuses on january 3rd. how is this shaping up in your view? >> well i think it is a three-person race but there will be four tickets punched out o of iowa. traditionally if you're the first top four coming out of iowa you go on from there. paul is likely to take it, romney and newt gingrich, who is next is it rick perry who is spending a vast amount of money, or rick santorum who has won a key endorsement. is it michelle bachmann who has won the strong poll. there will be a very hot and heavy campaign here in the last few days. we w

thomas flanagan. robert fortune. stacey franklin. paul freeman. james fuller. amy gallagher. paul garrett. kenneth gibson. andrew wright. >> shannon davis. david gould. linda susan gordon. nicola hall. anthony hawkins. dora henry. maurice henry. pamela herbert. rober hilbert. afred hill. catherine hollistern. josephine hudson. >> john flynn. melinda hudson. sophie hudson. roger hurst. paul jeffriece. rachel jeffries. patricia cline. [speaking names] lancaster. >> karen hunt. ronald lariviere. wendy lincoln. lloyd ludlow. william macalester. william mack. [speaking names] noel martin. >> beth johnson. daniel mccarthy. robert maccaulem. bernard mclaughlin. john morell. joseph miller. jewel mitchhell. [speaking names] gerald dane murphy. -- geraldine were free. -- geraldine brian cohen. gwyneth a win. -- owen. laura owens. robert owens. sarah rebecca owens. peter per se. -- pierce. james andrew campbell pit. >> julianne francis kelly. david plaque. walter leonard porter. pamela lynn posen. william pugh. [speaking names] any tallinn reeves. reeves.ta lynn suzanne roller. saul rosen. alexander lowenstein. andrea vict

thomas. >> takes a lot of stamina. mark murray, appreciate it. >>> since herman cain suspended his campaign, the candidates are scrambling to grab his supporters. cain may announce he's endorsing gingrich today. joining me now is andrew rafferty, covering the cain campaign and jennifer jacobs joins us, chief political writer for the des moines register. andrew, i'll start with you. what are you hearing about the possibility that cain is going to endorse newt gingrich and also is there a revised public schedule now after this weekend's announcement, at least this week, in lieu of what's supposed to take place? >> reporter: good morning thomas. what we're hearing is the herman cain endorsement of newt gingrich seems a matter of when as opposed to if. he's going to oklahoma city tonight. he'll have an event there where there were reports that he would use that to, in fact, endorse newt gingrich. those close to cain say that's not necessarily the case. no one is denying the fact that this could happen. they are denying that it could happen today. now, anyone who has covered herman cain knows it's very common to hear mixed signals even from cain's closest advisers. but given the relationship that cain and gingrich have, i

if it was my understanding that thomas jefferson was hardly the evangelical christian that they make these people out to be. it is my understanding that andrew jackson was asked to lead before a speech with a prayer and he refused, saying that was entanglement. i was in iowa and we hear these ads for newt gingrich and rick perry, and it makes me sick of these evangelicals have hijacked our beloved party. host: thank you. guest: not only that but it is certainly true -- james madison was a strict separation nest. one of the census questions was are you a member of the clergy. he objected to it even asking the question. into jackson would not during a cholera epidemic issue a national day of prayer. thomas to evers and refused to declare a national days of prayer even when the congress sent two resolutions. there was a campaign ad by gov. rick perry just about two weeks ago. that said that president obama was not religious and suggested there was a real war on christmas going on. as of yesterday, that ad put up on youtube had 700,000- reactions. you can vote thumbs up or thumbs down. the third largest number of negative reactions to anything p

if it was my understanding that thomas jefferson was hardly the evangelical christian that they make these people out to be. it is my understanding that andrew jackson was asked to lead before a speech with a prayer and he refused, saying that was entanglement. i was in iowa and we hear these ads for newt gingrich and rick perry, and it makes me sick of these evangelicals have hijacked our beloved party. host: thank you. guest: not only that but it is certainly true -- james madison was a strict separation nest. one of the census questions was are you a member of the clergy. he objected to it even asking the question. into jackson would not during a cholera epidemic issue a national day of prayer. thomas to evers and refused to declare a national days of prayer even when the congress sent two resolutions. there was a campaign ad by gov. rick perry just about two weeks ago. that said that president obama was not religious and suggested there was a real war on christmas going on. as of yesterday, that ad put up on youtube had 700,000- reactions. you can vote thumbs up or thumbs down. the third largest number of negative reactions to anything p

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