how to harriet tubman's legacy. represents the mission and goals of so groups today that are still fighting for freedom. still fighting for equality, and still fighting for justice. her willingness to face unimaginable dangers, order to liberate others is a powerful reminder of what it means to confront our, resist injustice. it is my pleasure to introduce the 63rd governor of the single year on the before. she. good morning, everybody. good morning. i know i saw excited to be here today and not a great day for the state of today. today is a great for the entire united states of america. i also do want to start by out all our veterans, obviously. is an important and powerful day. and if you think about the meaning of veterans day it was a that this is a this is a holiday that is for you right. this is not a holiday. that is just forget it. is a holiday that is a celebrate. each of those who chose to raise their. it's a celebration. those who chose to put on the celebration of those who chose to leave their families.

i think about having a chance to read about one of our most famous marylanders, harriet tubman. toughest days i will go back to my office in my house, and i will read on harriet tubman. then i think to myself, what am i complaining about? no matter what kind of day i'm having, imagine having a theoretical conversation with harriet tubman and explaining to her how tough my day was when i know how tough all of her days were. i think that it's important we live life with a sense of context. that even when times are tough, and even when times are challenging, remember where we've come from. remember what, as a country, we have seen. remember, as a state, what we have endured. we are still here. that i think continues to give me a sense of hope and optimism. i know that no matter what kind of days we are having, we are our ancestors's wildest dreams and there is a sense of pride. ♪

. >> reporter: and her portrayal o abolitionist harriet tubman in the 2019 film -- led to her first academy can you hear freedom calling ♪ and secured her a place on the red carpet, where she speaks through another sort of language. fashion. >> i think they're the words without the words. >> what do you feel like you say with how you dress? >> i think i tell people i'm a bit of a daredevil, that i'm a kind rebel. >> reporter: incredibly, she dared to sing live on set, while flying in a harness. ♪ so if you care to find me ♪ ♪ look to the western sky ♪ ♪ has someone told you lately ♪ ♪ everyone deserves a chance to fly ♪ >> how does singing live in a film like that change the final product? >> well, you can play. it means that you can act on impulse. so that what once was -- ♪ something has changed within me ♪ ♪ something is not the same ♪ becomes -- ♪ something has changed within me ♪ ♪ something is not the same ♪ you have more breath. more space. ♪ something has changed within me ♪ ♪ something is not the same ♪ >> it lets the performance change. >> that's right. >> and presumably it lets m

the lead on usa, i d printing details on how to organization for to, to pool tubman around the wall and his role and him off to conduct the latest prisoner exchange. $183.00 palestinians for 3 carpeted. his daughter, a detaining wreath today, told us about it. they threatened us beat us to our last breath, but all of it is for the home. all of it is for the palestinian costs of defenseless and impoverished people demanding their simplest rights freedom and independence. the unavoidable welcome for myself, the whole team here i saw a t z h q. it's good to have you with us this saturday while we're going to getting a program with news from the russian capital. a massive fly has abrupt it at a historic building. in fact, it's really just down the road from what i'm speaking to you from emergency. well, cuz have managed to rescue 90 people so fall from the plays up as though all still said to be trapped inside 6 feet. 5 flight is just so you understand the scale here all really watching at the same the street has been watching golf. the sporting for citizen used to be an electrical power pl

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harriet tubman, to give you all some encouragement, if you see the dogs coming, keep going. if you see the torches in the woods, keep going. if you see them shouting at you, keep going. keep going! >> thank you everyone. that concludes our forum. we want to thank the candidates for their time, my cohost. good night. >> i'm trying to hold it together for these remarks. >> we love you, jaime. >> i love you, too. [applause] >> i want to thank you all. i want to thank the staff for pulling together that video. i do want to thank you all for your kind words these last few days. you know, being your chair has been the greatest professional honor that i have ever had. and it's been the privilege of my lifetime. for 14 years, these last 14 years, the dnc has been a major part of my life. and i sincerely appreciate the opportunity to get back as much as i have received from each and every one of you in this incredible organization. even though my time as chair is coming to a close, don't think for one moment that my time as a democrat is ending. you are my political family, and that

harriet tubman, to give you all some encouragement, if you see the dogs coming, keep going. if you see the torches in the woods, keep going. if you see them shouting at you, keep going. keep going! >> thank you everyone. that concludes our forum. we want to thank the candidates for their time, my cohost. good night. [captioning performed by the naonal captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] -- 2025] >> jamie harrison made farewell remarks during the party's winter meeting in maryland. this is about 45 minutes. >> i will try to hold it together for these remarks. er for these remarks. >> we love you, jaime. >> i love you, too. [applause] >> i want to thank you all. i want to thank the staff for pulling together that video. i do want to thank you all for your kind words these last few days. you know, being your chair has been the greatest professional honor that i have ever had. and it's been the privilege of my lifetime. for 14 years, these last 14 years, the dn

tubman, our american moses made this promotion and her story continued to remind us that one person can make a difference and that love is the most powerful force of all. as we to take the road trip in her footsteps. now, may the lord bless you and keep you the lord his face shine upon you and gracious to you, the lord lift up his countenance upon you and give peace. as we depart this place, but never from his presence. it is in jesus name that pray and let all god's children say amen and. we julius heatley in the brownish colored dress she has written the biography that is for sale tonight the mysterious mrs. nixon so that'll be a lot of fun to hear. but we got lucky we also got in the dark blue black suit julia sweig, who has written a biography of lady bird johnson hiding in plain sight. and now for rebecca. rebecca been here before in spokane and. she's fantastic. she is an award winning educator, author and speaker and her latest book, which she spoke about at the club. and if y'all it. well, it's your fault because it was fantastic and the book is fantastic is power the fascinatin

from harriet tubman to shirley chisholm to jackie robinson and barack obama. any black american who was the first at anything confronted insults and threats to get there, and sometimes outright violence to pathways they blazed were often quickly littered with obstacles placed by racist determined to ensure their accomplishments were not easily repeated. that vicious cycle continues to this day. many black americans and their allies are understandably demoralized this february, but i encourage everyone to rise up and celebrate black history month more loudly and boldly than ever before. and as we raise our voices, let's remind the nation that this month is not only about lofty heights african americans have reached, but also the harrowing lows we've had to endure to get there, and the long path of struggle we have walked along the way. we'll be right back. >> work, play. blink. relief. work. play. blink. relief. work. play. blink. relief. >> the only 3 in 1 despite being on an antidepressant, i was still masking my depression symptoms. my doctor said it could b

members serving abroad, the new york times reports that teachers scrambled to remove, quote, harriet tubman posters or origami paper cranes and depictions of rainbows in the classroom. that was ahead of an expected visit from the wife of defense secretary pete hegseth, who is traveling with her husband on his thus far disastrous first trip abroad in his new job as the head of the pentagon, according to the times tonight, quote, teachers were worried that the poster, the origami cranes and the rainbows would be seen as signs of black, japanese or gay culture and therefore what? the contraband. so the teachers took them down. pete hegseth wife did not come visit that classroom anyway, but still. mr. hegseth, on his first overseas trip, has been a bit of a dud. headline. hegseth stumbles out of the gate. headline hegseth softens stance, quote. the clarification appeared designed to address the backlash in washington and in europe, ignited by his remarks. pete hegseth, having essentially told the world that ukraine was giving, needed to give away all of its leverage in any potential peace negot

. >> reporter: and her portrayal of abolitionist harriet tubman in the 2019 film.t of language. fashion. >> i think they are words without the words. >> reporter: what do you feel like you say with how you dress? >> i think i tell people i am a bit of a daredevil. that i'm a kind rebel. >> reporter: incredibly, she dared to sing live on set while flying in harness. ♪ so if you can find me look to the western sky ♪ ♪ everyone sees everything ♪ >> reporter: how does singing live in a film like that change? >> it means that you can act on impulse. so what once was -- ♪ something has changed within me ♪ ♪ something is not the same ♪ >> becomes -- ♪ something has changed within me ♪ ♪ something not the same ♪ . >> you have a breath, more space. ♪ something has changed within me ♪ ♪ something is not the same ♪ >> reporter: let's the performance change? >> that's right. >> reporter: and presumably let's more of you -- >> out. >> reporter: lately, erivo is letting more of herself out, releasing an album later this year, then there is part two of "wicked." >> i feel really

there is a woman, the baddest woman to have ever walked the streets of maryland, harriet tubman, who told us clearly what we should do in this moment. she said, we must never stop. it may be a long road, but i will be with you for every moment of it. every moment of it. she said, if you hear the dogs barking, keep going. if you see a torch in the woods, keep going. no matter what, you must keep going if you ever want the taste of freedom, she said. you have to keep going. let's keep going, keep holding on. god is with us. thank you. >> bless you. at this time, i would like to bring to the stage representative sanchez. give her a hand. here she comes. rep. sanchez: thank you so much. brothers and sisters, good afternoon. i am congresswoman linda sanchez from the great state of california. even my thin california blood could not keep me from coming outside today to stand in solidarity with my brothers and sisters. before i ran for congress i worked for the ibew. as a proud union member i will be dammed if i will let anyone step on my brothers and sisters. i am here to fight for you and

the military commissioning ceremony for harriet tubman given posthumously by the maryland national guardrilyn governor wes moore spoke of the event. looking back at the career and legacy of kentucky senator mitch mcconnell who stepped down as leader at the end of the 118th congress. he's the author of a new by biography of senator mcconnell called "the price of power." this week we focus on the early months of president george washington's first term in 1789, including the astonishment of the office of the president, the formation of a cabinet, the first judicial appointments. on lectures in history, college of william and mary lecturer amy stallings discusses the history of the 1607 jamestownettlement and efforts over the centuries to preserve and remember the first permanent english settlement in the americas. exploring the american story. watch american history tv every weekend on c-span2. find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime ac-span.org/history. -- >> book tv, every sunday on c-span two features leading authors discussing their latest nonfiction books. h

harriet tubman, to give you all some encouragement, if you see the

harriet tubman, to give you all some encouragement, if you see the dogs coming, keep going.you see the torches in the woods, keep going. if you see them shouting at you, keep going. keep going! >> thank you everyone. that concludes our forum. we want to thank the candidates for their time, my cohost. good night. [captioning performed by the naonal captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] --

harriet tubman hailed from the great state of maryland.ductor of the underground railroad, who said that she had a right to two things, liberty and to die. and she was going to pursue liberty until she died. it was another maryland or, frederick -- marylander, frederick douglass, who said if there is no struggle there is no progress. we are in a fight for our democracy and for the working men and women of this country. we need to stand up for them. we need to fight hard, and we need to win. are we going to win? you all very much. thank you to democrats across the country. chair harrison: as the staff continues to tabulate ballots, we have two special messages to share with you. please, watch the video screens. >> to the members of the dnc, in my farewell address i spoke about the belief that everyone deserves a fair share. america can be defined in one word, possibilities. the past four years, kamala and i, the administration, all of us made enormous progress to carry out that believe and hold onto that truth. we went into office facing on

americans of been among the night since most consequential leaders naming frederick douglass, harriet tubmanervative economist thomas salvo, justice clarence thomas and tiger woods. he also expressed gratitude to black americans for all they've done to bring us to this moment and for advancing the tradition of the quality under the law. the story adding the proclamation is typical for presidents and trump made one each year throughout his first term. alexandria virginia democrats line. >> i just want to correct you on your last segment you're talking about doge and the treasury. you said doge decided to talk about the situation -- and you showed this on tv, they declined to talk about the situation. what i was reading they declined to talk about it. so i know it's the end of your morning show, but you have to get those words right. host: it did not mean anything about it. caller: play it back, it did happen. host: didn't mean anything by it. independent line. >> american administration of the canal is key because they are draining the reservoir. america wants to ensure the flow for all of th

americans of been among the night since most consequential leaders naming frederick douglass, harriet tubmanervative economist thomas salvo, justice clarence thomas and tiger woods. he also expressed gratitude to black americans for all they've done to bring us to this moment and for advancing the tradition of the quality under the law. the story adding the proclamation is typical for presidents and trump made one each year throughout his first term. alexandria virginia democrats line. >> i just want to correct you on your last segment you're talking about doge and the treasury. you said doge decided to talk about the situation -- and you showed this on tv, they declined to talk about the situation. what i was reading they declined to talk about it. so i know it's the end of your morning show, but you have to get those words right. host: it did not mean anything about it. caller: play it back, it did happen. host: didn't mean anything by it. independent line. >> american administration of the canal is key because they are draining the reservoir. america wants to ensure the flow for all of th

we will bring you the military commissioning ceremony for harriet tubman given posthumously by the maryland national guard. the maryland governor also spoke. michael tackett looks on the career and legacy of mitch mcconnell, who stepped down as senate republican leader at the end of the 118th congress. mr. tackett is the deputy washington, d.c. bureau chief for the associated press and author of a new autobiography -- new biography on mcconnell entitled the price of power. this week, we focus on the early months of george's first term in 1789, including the establishment of the office of the president, the formation of a cabinet, and the first judicial appointments. on lectures in history, a college of william and mary lecturer discusses the history of the 1607 jamestown settlement in virginia and efforts to preserve and remember the first permanent english settlement in the americas. exploring the american story. watch american history tv every weekend on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. >> c-span, democracy unfiltered. w