he became an inspiration, not the inspiration, for the literary character "uncle tom" in uncle tom's cabin. and they actually were alike in some ways only. hair yet beachrriet beecher sto characters but she was developing a character who was a very, very devout christian, tried to persuade other people to deepen their faith, sacrificed themselves for others, was beaten, tortured, died, and forgive his tormentors as he died. that's really not josiah henson. that's christ. even though there were many inspirations for uncle tom, josiah henson got associated with it, and this was one of the best and the worst things that could happen to him. it caused his fame to skyrocket. he has an exhibition at the london's world fair of the lumber produced at the settlement in canada. and even queen victoria met him and invited him to windsor castle. he was a famous man. more so when he became associated with uncle tom which originally was incredibly high praise. >> and so tell me, how did harriet beecher stowe know about him, and did the two ever meet? >> yes. they did meet once, at least once. they

one of my uncles on my mother side and one uncle on my father's side survived as prisoners of war in germany so they were in the yugoslavian army when the war started. and another uncle on my father's side survived because he was that he and his fiancie a scant -- escape to hungary and they were on a train that ended up in belgium and from there they were rescued and so, eventually, anyway the two uncles, he did not come back he remained in switzerland and i connected with him later but the two uncles that returned, they came to see if anyone there was alive they wanted to take my brother and me but of course, we didn't know him and we didn't really want to go and my uncle certainly wasn't wanting to give us up because now that's all he had left. so, he immediately, in 1946, he adopted us legally and now the two uncles that wanted us to go with them, they weren't successful because one of the things that happened was they asked me if i wanted to stay or go with them. i said, i'm staying and i had to make that decision. they both ended up in what is now israel and they both remarried

how is that for uncle ludavit? >> well, obviously hard, and i felt very bad at leaving him behind, but i thought i was going to be for a year. you know? i'm going to go back in a year, and i'll just go study french and i'll be fine. well, that's not what happened. >> well, you have -- i just want you to hear about how she met her husband. because i like this. >> so i got on the train to go to switzerland to study for a year, and on the train there were three young men having a very lovely discussion outside in the hallway in like a european train, you have a compartment and then a hallway, and the train was very full. so they were standing in the hallway arguing, and i had been -- >> in english? >> in english, and i had studied english from fifth grade -- well, no, 8th grade on. and i loved the language, and when i went to the university, i was an english major, and so i was -- but i had no opportunity to actually hear native speakers of english or be able to speak english to a native speaker, so i was like all ear

it was his own uncle who taught him when he was a boy. now yanks in a showing his own sons the ropes of fishing is getting more difficult here. and that's why we start our day by asking god to help us to catch some fish or other was my don't know what we will eat at home but i want to this is the only thing i can do to look after my wife and my kids. and if you're here for a. song as well as prayer is used to try and coax some fish into the nets for a long time the good man coast was home to one of africa's most fish rich bodies of water but in the last 15 years fish stocks have dropped by half and today it's the same old story for uncle arthur yanks and his prayers for full nets have not been answered. but the fish market in the town of elmina some fishermen have done a bit better it seems but the fact remains that the ocean here has been heavily over fished and the marine ecosystem is in danger earlier this year the government took action. symbolically closing the sea. in the name of the father and of the so. no of the holy spirit. last

he saying, uncle sammy instead of mammy but the racism is inexcusable.t's why you do not see this cartoon too much, and is one of the very few cartoons, with money that uses this offensive form of humor. >>[ music ] >> the tall man with a hi hat, and was: his chin, will soon be knocking at your door, and he ought to be and, the tall man with hi hat, will be coming down your way, it'll even out when they shalt bring bonds today come on and stamp folks come on folks. any bonds today, bonds of freedom is that what i'm selling it's bond today, scrape out the most you can, here comes the freedom man to buy your share of freedom today. bond stands today, in the usa, sammy my uncle sammy, here comes the freedom man, to buy a share freedom today! sam, by a bond today. >> look at that. i want you to seize your attention on the image here. for the defense by the united states saving bond, and stamps. u.s. treasury this is a minuteman soldier, this is from the revolutionary war days. they said, you know we have to impress upon you some people that this world war ii

every morning uncle a young son goes out to see full of hope. he has been. a fisherman for over 12 years it was his own uncle who taught him when he was a boy. now yanks in a showing his own sons the ropes of fishing is getting more difficult here. and so you know when that's the way we start our day by asking god to help us to catch some fish or there was i don't know what we will eat at home but i want to this is the only thing i can do to look after my wife and my kids. if you. like. song as well as prayer is used to try and coax some fish into the nets for a long time the good man coast was home to one of africa's most fish rich bodies of water but in the last 15 years fish stocks have dropped by half and today it's the same old story for on pull out a yanks and his prayers for full nets have not been answered. at the fish market in the town of elmina some fishermen have done a bit better it seems but the fact remains that the ocean here is being heavily overfished and the marine ecosystem is in danger earlier this year the government took action. i aske

now, he also says he never spoke to his uncle about climate change.st has the science knowledge. you know, it's in his blood. right? now, i think that's cholesterol but that's not the point. like, none of this makes any sense. just because his uncle was good at science doesn't mean that trump is good at science. that's not how it works. if a pilot has a heart attack, they're never like, "is anyone on this plane related to a pilot?" "my cousin watched that 'sully' movie once." "all right, you land the plane!" - president trump explaining why he is so skeptical of his own administration's report on the dire consequences on climate change. he tells "the washington post"... - clearly the president doesn't believe in the science or the english because if you're trying to say you're too smart to believe in climate change, it doesn't help when your argument ends with "it's right now at a record clean." like, it makes him sound super dumb. or maybe--maybe trump is so intelligent that he's leaving english behind. maybe that's what it is. yeah. he's developing

but as an uncle, he was just our uncle.et down on his hands and knees and play with us and make us giggle and i remember him giving me a christmas present, it was a doll that was twice my size. i actually still have that doll. he was just a wonderful, generous, loving uncle. he loved all of his nieces and nephews and brothers and sisters. it was a big, loving family that we came from. we were always so proud to see his continued successes and accomplishments and it was just sort of like the sky was the limit. when would it stop? he just kept producing. >> one of his achievements was bringing one of the first american designers to put american fashion on the map globally and expanding the brand from sort of the highest levels of fashion for the stars to the general public. how did he do that? what was so special about his designs that made that possible? >> well, he always had sort of an understanding of the movement. he understood the women's liberation movement. he was one of the only designers that used to tell women to l

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scott: if you don't have a rich uncle, thomas sponholtz is your rich uncle.hanks for being with us. thomas: thank you, i appreciate it. scott: up next, china's got something we want, something apple and tessa--tesla, rather, are desperate for and they know it. when "press:here" continues. ♪ scott: welcome back to "press:here." i want you to look at a photograph with me because there's a lot going on in the picture. this is chinese president xi touring a rare earths facility back in may. the photograph was released by the chinese government with little comment but the message is clear: china can cut off access to their rare earths. rare earth elements are the impossible-to-pronounce parts of the periodic table like praseodymium used in jet engines and ytterbium used in fiber optics. tesla uses neodymium for their electric motors. i'm sure those mispronounced all of those but you get my point. the worry is in the middle of this trade war, china will take its rare earths and go home, causing huge problems for american companies. ann bridges is an expert on rare

you brought in your uncle d. >> yeah, brought my uncle d, show you how the ribs are made also, fellas watching are interested, should they reach out to you on instagram? >> yeah, you can fly to my dms i might not see it if i don't follow you if you're interested in dating tiffany haddish, i'd suggest making a video. >> hashtag >> #i got good credit. >> i think you'll have a lot of takers will you come back and report on how the dating is going? >> definitely. i can't start dating until the end of november because i'm busy. >> projects. >> i'm busy. >> we should mention, her latest project "the kitchen" hits theaters on friday. >> i'll grab the ribs. >> we love you. >> we have a cooking segment next let's see uncle d. >> am i coming >> all right >> uncle d is your uncle, helped raise you, right >> yeah, helped raise me he challenged me >> can we eat and walk >> yeah. >> all right >> these are good. >> thank your life i told you knows how to cook. >> where is uncle d from >> detroit >> uncle d from the big d. >> there he is >> when you're in the kitchen, what is your specialty, your go-

maybe your great great uncle. thank you name faded last time i went over a long time. in american russia as i always do with battling going on. people that try to go across naked to night this is just. my cousin and i mean take that year oh they're great uncle antonio is coming he's coming now with him look like you. need pierre west hash tag you can pick. it so hard because the separation between us and russia makes it hard for us to event communicate. by dancing rather than dance history both share them. i mean there's a great many things we're expecting to do there's a great many things we'd like to see happen but we have to have them here for an. easy road and we start a fun out of this situation. like you said you guys can't be seen there forever. if it's not good for you bowl right away with the weather from zone or so the water is always still rough. you guys could do acknowledge and wait for you to make minutes your choice you know you go to do it like he said some of you do have you know let me go. you know we're going to. get tough he said y'all keep eating p

my uncles would get comments such as what's your problem what's what's with you. what's your problem return back home there's no need for you to be anymore there's no point for us because now it's like you you have 10 peg. right yeah yeah ok no sofas even love is starting to be questioned is being questioned like vesta thing because of now it's. ok yes you are spending your incomes this. however you helping you're touching the family in this way and that way but then i think the level of satisfaction that is demanded through black text does at some point resonate with the concept of love being questioned from then on to do you think our parents relatives sisters uncles are aware of the things that we're discussing here african parents make it look like they are protecting us they make it look like they are living as they actually covering this whole thing in the thames spirit of humanity but only it's actually embedded in i think the nor it but maybe for their own questions and to try and convince us otherwise humanity ok how do we make sure that our children are

and my uncle is joining us he has traveled from northern california city called palo alto. and he'll be arriving at los angeles international airport where we're on our way to go collect him i think we're going to really enjoy meeting him because he's from palestine born and raised the problem speaks arabic unfortunately i speak nowhere so i'm i'm really happy that i can bring my whole goal and. culture to our our gathering here so for now i will grab my uncle and head back to the house. and then spent some time ago. saying. why you made it up on the fantastic. so i could get one. in the heart out in all their pool and then took mom. who did to my shock when in the. right right. will talk about. whatever they. want to know the 4 kind of politicians on up to work to give you the full. say. hello. to. her and it just aired i was chickens come from good was awful i lived with them as well as a wheelchair but. the fact is they took their land and i remember it became. but i did 444546. it became impossible to go from one place to another without having an id and that's was rest

to be a parent and then we determined that they were, for instance, an uncle or aunt. we have numerous families that are coming or family groups, not family units but family groups coming where an aunt or uncle may be with a niece or nephew and those are not considered fraudulent but however, by law i have to separate them because they do not meet -- they do not meet, by law, a family unit. i can only keep people or keep children with a parent or legal guardian by law. >> just to clarify, because this does not make sense to me at all. in fact, have we reported to be people or persons of whom you are shall we say, compliance with the law and this does not make sense. so. >> the tvp ra and homeland security act have a definition of and unaccompanied children and that is defined by the u.s. he is a child who has no lawful immigration status in the united states, has not attained 18 years of age and with respect to whom there is no parent or legal guardian in the united states or no parent or legal guardian in the united states is available to provide care and physical cus

this is my great uncle like you ship on skis elec for short he's my father's uncle he fought in the polish underground a kind of hero that we read about in school. the uncle who fought the enemy. who sent secret messages. and bravely led his troops. his code name was care more heart like in a game of cards. snapshots from the war from the german point of view from one of these photos have to do with elec did he steal them. did he take those photos from a german so that he didn't steal them. i don't know how he got them. if. it's a test but to find out. so that going to go right at most will. fortunately elex sister christina is still alive my father calls her and tells her i want to meet her. maybe she knows something about the photo albums and can tell me more about alice. she lives in just a hole in the city was occupied by the germans just 2 days after they invaded poland. alex resistance group was based here. i think i'm on the right track now. some of the photos were taken here. i only see great and christina at family weddings and funerals this is the 1st time i've been. her house. n

a horrific disaster this weekend for sleepy creepy crazy uncle joe biden. the media mob is even sicker. everything they are saying and doing. they are never going to admit they are wrong. they've peddled lies, conspiracy theories, a hoax. now they've just doubled down on all of them. it will be that way from now until election day. they won't take a day off, they won't take a second off. i promise you. but we start tonight in new york city where there is a prison that we were told is so secure, so impenetrable, that it has been compared to guantanamo bay. since the 1970s, it has locked up the most notorious gangsters, terrorists, ponzi scheme con man bernie madoff, and even el chapo. for decades, the metropolitan center has been the single most trusted prison for america's high risk criminals before and after they are brought to justice in the court of law. but now, ultra wealthy convicted pedophile jeffrey epstein was found dead in his cell. new york post reporting that epstein was hung from a bedsheet he allegedly tried to kill bed sheet for my bunk. hims

watch this, my uncle said to another uncle. he pushed me down and i stared into the dirt and he shoved me me lose my breath and i felt pain in my chest. immediately i felt tears welling up inside my eyes but i knew i was not going to give my uncle the satisfaction of knowing i had been hurt. i jumped right back up to look at this gal. he hit me in my chest again and i had to catch my breath and jumped back up again. look how her shoulders were squared like she was going to head back one said laughing. they decided to teach me how to throw a punch. it's a skill that never showed any of my other siblings. you might need this one day they told me as a tommy how to box. but don't you tell them we taught you this. even tommy how to arm wrestle. i did all sorts of crazy stuff they told me was cool but the biggest guilt i learned that my interaction was my uncle was how to swallow back my tears. i got a lot more confident when i took on sisters in school who double teamed every one. i wanted back in those days i'm surprised those figh

this is my great uncle ship on skis elec for short he's my father's uncle he fought in the polish underground a kind of hero that we read about in school. the uncle who fought the enemy. who sent secret messages. and bravely led his troops. his code name was cure for heart like in a game of cards. snapshots from the war from the german point of view from one of these photos have to do with elec did he steal them. to be taken photos from a german so that he didn't steal them that way i don't know how he got them. to just buy to find out. bribes or look at going to go right ahead most people. fortunately elex sister christina is still alive my father calls her and tells her i want to meet or. maybe she knows something about the photos and can tell me more about how. she lives in just a whole book the city was occupied by the germans just 2 days after they invaded poland. elex resistance group was based here. i think i'm on the right track down. some of the photos were taken here. i only see great and christina at family weddings and funerals this is the 1st time i've been to her house. my hips

every morning uncle a young son goes out to see full of hope he has been. a fisherman for over 12 years it was his own uncle who taught him when he was a boy. now yanks in a showing his own sons the ropes of fishing is getting more difficult here. and that's why we start our day by asking god to help us to catch some fish or there was i don't know what we will eat at home but i want to this is the only thing i can do to look after my wife and my kids. and if you find. i. song as well this prayer is used to try and coax some fish into the nets for a long time the good man calls to his home to one of africa's most fish rich bodies of water put in the last 50 years fish stocks have dropped by half and today it's the same old story for uncle arthur yanks and his prayers for full nets have not been answered. at the fish market in the town of elmina some fishermen have done a bit better it seems but the fact remains that the ocean here is being heavily overfished and the marine ecosystem is in danger earlier this year the government took action. as symbolically c

we are going to expose a shocking level of corruption surrounding sleepy creepy crazy uncle joe biden and members of his family. we are talking about new claims tonight of nepotism and possible improper influence. we will let you decide. it should make you sick to your stomach. how do all these people go into government and get so rich and their families get all these special deals with countries that they are governing andam doing deals with? "the hill"'s john solomon, he will be here in a moment. he has a full report. also, we have the very latest blunders from bernie sanders,or elizabeth warren, and yes, robert francis beto bozo o'rourke, whose campaign is now on life support, but tonight, we begin with the breaking developments surrounding convicted pedophile jeffrey epstein, including a new link between epstein and the prince of england. j this is getting, well, more and more salacious every day. with more, we have our own trace gallagher in our west coast newsroom tonight. these connections run deep, trace. >> yeah, you talk about another epic fail on the part of the metropolita

pretty powerful statement by crazy uncle joe. around the same time, a donor with deep ties to ukraine also gave a $500,000 loans of biden's brother so he could buy a vacation house in florida. nice to be connected. and biden's relatives might want to catch him while they still can because his bubbly campaign for president is not going well. over the weekend, well, he confused new hampshire for vermont. he also had trouble remembering if he spoke at dartmouth medical school or not and recently he mixed up theresa may for margaret thatcher. she's served when reagan proved but rest assured, biden wants you to know he is not going nuts. he's not. just take a look. >> i just spoke at dartmouth on health care. it at the medical school or, not, i guess it was an action on the campus but the people for the medical school were at the -- i want to be clear, i'm not going nuts, i'm not sure where there was a medical school or where the -- i spoke but it was on the campus. it was on the campus and the dean over there. >> sean: 's has become

his uncle was max yasgur. whenever the tabloids say is all lives. all lies. i get a phone call from this guy who says, mr. kornfeld, i live next to your cousin and my uncle has a cattle farm in new york and he's going to lose it. he needs $60,000. i said let me have his number. i called michael. i said michael, there is a guy named max yasgur. this is a true story. this is the honest truth. there are witnesses to this story and it is in my book. people that are the conversation. michael went and met with max and made a deal for the farm. >> how much was it, do you remember? artie: it was $50,000 originally. i couldn't believe it. i closed a movie deal and we went from warner bros. to get up there and michael says take the motorcycle. we are all over these farmers' lands, 12 farm share and we got 40,000 people on the land. i said why don't you get releases? he said you have to do that. i said michael, first of all, i don't ride motorcycles and second of all, you should have taken care of this. that is you are part of the trip . i'm on the other side of the fen

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it was true in art, novels, and even if you read joel chandler harris' uncle rhemus tales, sometimes he'll put words in uncle rhemus's mouth like black people don't need the right to vote or all that education. that's a mistake, a waste of energy. it was true in the social sciences and it was true with racial science. you all know about the science of eugenics. a person who claims that they are a descendant is suing har ward for using those. but the professor was a stone cold racist. so all the discourses were united, social science, literature, politics, in order to put that genie back in the lamp, the genie of black freedom, the genie of the power of the vote. and it was devastatingly effective. [ applause ] >> could it have been otherwise? if the courts had ruled differently, if the election had come out the other way, from the fraum of 1877 hadn't happened, could it have come out out otherwise? tell us about the title of the book as well and the song that inspired it. >> one time i asked -- i'm on the board of the aspen institute and madeleine allbright and condoleeza rice are bo

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the so-called front-runner, that sleepy creepy crazy uncle joe, now embarrassing himself daily. bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, welcome of their policies would transform america into venezuela. then you have little old mayor pete, can't even run south bend, indiana, but he still wants a massive promotion. so the terrible field of candidates, democrats, the media mob, they are now turning to a very disgusting, despicable new tactics, along with "the new york times," as we've been telling you, they are now going full on racism, racism, racism. you have other groups, including "the times" now trying to talk the u.s. into an economic recession.. that's right, some are desperately hoping and praying and hoping and praying, americans will lose their jobs, lose theirei savings, see a majr decrease in their retirement 401(k)s, they want people to suffer. why? soas they can get back power and president trump will lose the election. you know what? it does not get any sicker than what these people are doing. let's take a look. >> i've been saying for about two years that i hope we have a

i thought of my uncle dick who always loves to hunt and i always would say, does this hurt my uncle dick in the deer stand? does this proposal make it harder for hunters? for all of these things we're talking about, of course, the answer is no. because good hunters don't need those kinds of double magazines. >> do you get a sense this is going to be a long lasting issue going into november 2020 beyond the -- >> it's not clear that it actually will go into the general election. clearly, this plays well with democratic primary voters and going into the iowa caucuses in february 2020. but once you get to the general election, it's a much wider electorate. people have more diverse views on this. i think we have to see what, if anything, actually emerges from congress. that is no sure thing by any measure at this point. >> we also know that some 2020 democrats are putting pressure on mcconnell to vote on the gun control legislations passed by the house. that includes a background checks. how the president has gone back and for the past five, six years. what do you think is going to happen? >>

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washington is not an uncle tom make the case for booker t. washington. a lot of people do, they say look at china. if lack people had developed economically, but, what washington was training people for was not really going to put them in leading strong positions within a soon to be 20th-century economy. he was training them more for a 19th century model of industry and trade. many of the lynchings, many of the lynchings, though they were in the name of a black man attempting to rave for raping a white woman that when i to be well started investigating them in 1982 and other people investigated including walter white in the 1920s, it turns out it was an economic competition. the best friend had a grocery store, market and across the street was a white man and the kids were playing marbles and they got into a fight and it led to this huge conflagration that i was jealous of the black man essentially ignited the community in memphis to lynch the man who, very well-educated man who started this with a couple partners. that example repeated itself throughout

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that said, i wouldn't say sympathy so much that uncle joe came more through.re's still a great reservoir of support and affection in the democrat party. >> one of the things you will want to contrast with trump is style. i don't mean style in a cheap way, people are exhausted. four more years of a tweet a day. and something comforting with joe biden that none of the other candidates have matched. do not underestimate how powerful a weapon that is in the future. every buddy is focusing on the divide of the democrats along the ideological. those are republican divide. people are walking out of congress. they're tired of donald trump. and now, everybody for two years with their tongue. and it's a very telling thing that mayor pete said. strongest moment when he addressed republicans. and don't underestimate that while there is silence, there literally knocking on their conscience. and there's a divide in the republican party and a wing that has decided they don't want a part of donald trump anymore. we'll have to go to another break shortly. you mentioned everybo

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showed up for uncle bernie.ou see them out there for elizabeth warren too. but some of these older candidates, despite beak decades older than these young voters, they are inspiring a level of enshoes zam. -- enthusiasm. elizabeth warren in fairness, some people are going, wow they're going to say of the four, well, she doesn't seem like a 70-year-old. she's done a great job i think of frankly i think of almost distancing herself from her own generation. >> she seems ageless. i was surprise when did i learned she was the same age as hillary clinton. i couldn't believe it. >> she does seem much younger. but also not just in physical looks. it's sort of the way she talks and thinks. it seems like a 21st century thinking. >> but isn't that a problem for joe biden as well that these two other people who got the votes that you rightly said, they came out for the burn, is joe biden going to be radical enough? that is what they came out for. he's mr. moderate. >> well, maybe not necessarily for that age demographic. i'