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when he got home that night, the 15th of april, after the autopsy, he discovered that his undershirt sleeve shirt cuffs were stained with the president's blood. and mrs. curtis cut the shirt cuffs off and put them into an envelope when they signed and endorsed and this is one of the two shirt cuffs. both shirt cuffs are in the museum's holdings. just this one is on display. many of these objects had an interesting and diverse history. the bullet was used at the trial of the conspirators. the fragments of bone and hair were in the care and holdings of others for many years and most were collected in the early 1950s by an army medical museum curator named helen hurdle and for the most part have been on display for many decades. it's important to note that 2015 will mark the 150th anniversary of the assassination of president abraham lincoln. we hope you enjoyed this visit to our exhibit on civil war medicine and the artifacts related to the assassination of abraham lincoln here at the natural museum of health and medicine. it's important for us to share these artifacts that convey the

look at my undershirt. there you go. my favorite. baseball. >> [indiscernible] rudy giuliani: there you go. >> very kind of you. >> thank you, very much. if i were you, i would be asking, who is this guy, and why is he here? i don't take anything for granted anymore. i was at an airport recently, and a lady came up and said, we love your tv show. you, what theell exams we are, would you stop and say hello to my husband. certainly. we went over there and said, you won't believe it, dr. phil. i don't take anything for granted anymore. let me tell you a little bit about myself. this is my first trip back out here and a good while. i have been here several times over the years. i will get to see my buddy chuck .ere i am loving that. i'm hoping he knows his way around here. you can he does? i think he probably does. i grew up in a country town in tennessee. my folks came off the farm at an early age, and my daddy set up a used car lot. he sold cars for about 40 years to the same people. have much formal education at all. they valued a ver

they're pointing out we have to wear the whole suit situation you got the undershirt, you got your suit here, for you you have the leather vest you wear under every day. they are posing the question is ime to change the dress code for men and specifically, do you think shorts are okay for guys at the office? >> like pharrell shorts? not like gym shorts. >> not daisy dukes. >> okay. >> i think you can -- in some businesses if you're in the advertising. that wasn't for real. that was for a segment. i couldn't get away with that. >> i think you get away with -- >> socks and dress shorts. >> why not short sleeves like in the south you see a lot of guys shirts. >> how about business casual just a shirt. >> it's keeping the air down. you feel good because you get a lot of griping that happens. >> it's not griping. it's observation. >> we have to do "pop start." keith richards throwing shade at the beatles. >> it's "pop start" time. starting with taylor swift. here is a tip for anybody going to a taylor swift concert. keep your hands to yourself. taylor was performing on stage and a fan dancin

also, the lack of an undershirt, very sensual for an early 19th century proper portrait. also notice the way he's holding the dagger. that would be a draw out, from which the dagger would be facing down. this is a very foreboding man. he's going to stab you in the back or when you're not looking. some folks have speculated that it might just be a fanciful victorian interpretation of lafete or it might be the brother of booth, who came to galveston a few times. this next object ties in with the revolutionary period in galveston and texas history. so these are a pair of dueling pistols that belong to general sam houston. very ornate. they were never used for any duels. but still, wonderful pieces. they were given to sam houston by his friends in cincinnati. at the time of the revolution, many in ohio and especially cincinnati supported the cause of texas independence. so those who chose to came down to fight. and the remaining people raised funds to sent cannons here. two of them, called the twin sisters, came and were involved in the decisive battle, which saw the texans w