university of east anglia. could you take us through the process that the university of york will be going through it know with cause marklj will be going through it know with best be confirmed because mark i am not sure what university will be doing, public health england have suggested that they are trying to identify any of the students that we re identify any of the students that were close contacts of one of the two cases and ensuring they are given adequate advice on how to try and avoid going in public for the next couple of weeks and what to look out for in terms of the development of symptoms and what to do if you become unwell. for the university of york, it must be said that i think public health england are absolutely right when they see that the risk to other students is quite small and i think the university will be continuing to share that message and make sure that students are aware of what they should do, if they believe they have beenin should do, if they believe they have been in contact with the unfortunate student. you confront within that statement that the risk of infection would be smal

across the city to ensure that york university will remaina ensure that york university will remain a safe place to work with and visit. let me say also that the university ofy. we are home to stu d e nts inter—community. we are home to students and staff from more than hundred companies —— mark countries. at times like this, we all, staff, stu d e nts at times like this, we all, staff, students and friends across the city, pull together and support one another. we recognise there is significant media interest in the situation but we would to all of you to respect the privacy of those now under the care of the nhs and the wider community of staff and students. they are monitoring the situation closely and will continue to provide as much advice and to pay —— care and support as we can to anyone affected by the situation. thank you. i thought are with the students affected. the students at york are a close—knit community and we will support each other. many students will be affected in different ways at today's news and thenit different ways at today's news and then it will be worried. the union are working very closely with university and collaborating with

the university of york says it believes the risk of other students catching the corona virus is low —s students was diagnosed with the disease. that student is one of two chinese nationals being treated at a specialist unit in newcastle. elsewhere, more than 100 people evacuated from the chinese city of wuhan yesterday are spending 2 weeks in quarantine at a hospital on the wirral. dan johnson reports. to the absolute, you know, maximum that anyone could possibly expect... meet matt, one of the 83 people spending the next fortnight here in quarantine. the windows, i think maybe we can...? yes, we can actually open the windows and get some fresh air. usually home to nurses, this is where families are being monitored on the return from wuhan. there is an army of people here who are looking after us extremely well. they were driven from the wirral from raf brize norton in oxfordshire last night. the coach company says the five drivers were told they didn't need protective clothing, but they will clothing, but they will have the next two weeks at home. in newcastle, two chinese nationals

one of the two people to test positive for coronavirus in the uk is a student at the university of york. the search is now on for people who've had close contact with the two chinese nationals. dozens of britons have spent theirfirst night in quarantine after being flown home from china. the death toll from the corona virus reaches 259 in china — with nearly 12,000 people infected there. the uk enacts its most profound strategic change in a generation, leaving the european union after nearly half a century. to be independent, to be free to make our own trade rules, is supremely important for me as a briton. they sing. as some celebrated, others comisserated — among them, ex—pat brits who live in one of the 27 eu countries. if necessary, i will take out the spanish nationality, because i want to stay here. the bbc finds that more than a thousand people with the most serious complaints about the department for work and pensions face a delay of 18 months before their cases are even investigated. the acquittal of president trump becomes all but certain, as senators vote against calling witn

our north of england correspondent judith moritz reports. life on campus at york university on as normal today, but amongst the 18,000 students here, some are worried that one of their peers has tested positive for coronavirus. can you tell me why you're wearing a mask? are you worried? a little. a little nervous because of this. when did you start wearing it here? today! i'm not totally bothered, because i feel like given the number of students at the university, i feel like it might not even spread. i don't think there are many students here compared to bigger universities. the student was taken ill along with one of their relatives while staying at this hotel in york on wednesday. the university says it doesn't believe they came into contact with anyone on campus while they had symptoms, but investigations into this are ongoing. we understand this development will cause concern and anxiety, but i want to reassure our students, staff, and the wider community that we will be working closely with the lead agency, public health england, and other agencies to manage this situa

let's hear from our correspondent olivia richwald who is outside the university of york where it's beenthe uk patients studies. what is the latest you have there, olivia? here at the university of york there are more than 1500 chinese students. york is also a popular place for chinese tourists. there was some anxiety when it was revealed that one of the two patients in the uk who had tested positive for corona virus was a student here in york. the university has quickly moved to reassure people that the risk of anybody else cutting it is very low. that is because the student and their relative, we don't know how old they are, we don't know if they are male 01’ are, we don't know if they are male orfemale. at the are, we don't know if they are male or female. at the student and their relative were staying at a hotel in york and its not believe that they came into contact with anyone on the campus 01’ came into contact with anyone on the campus or in student accommodation before they displayed symptoms, or after. they are being treated at hospital in newcastle. meanwhile coming here at th

universities. the student was taken ill along with one of their relatives while staying at this hotel in york on wednesday they came into contact with anyone on campus whilst they had symptoms, but investigations into this are ongoing. we understand this development will cause concern and anxiety, but i want to reassure our students, staff and the wider community that we're working closely with the lead agency, public health england, and other agencies to manage this situation. the university campus is operating as normal, but extra measures have been put in place, like more hand sanitisers in buildings here and a hotline which has been set up so that students can ring in if they have any questions or concerns. the two patients continue to be treated at this hospital in newcastle. today public health england said it was making good progress in tracing people who have been in contact with them and there have been no more confirmed cases of the virus, with 201 people tested negative. we're being looked after to the absolute maximum... meanwhile, at arrowe park hospital in wirral, 83 people have spent their

first to olivia richwald who is outside the university of york, where it's been confirmed one of the e? it's very much business as usual at the university of york. it's a sunday, it is cold, and there are not many people milling about. there was some anxiety people milling about. there was some a nxiety after people milling about. there was some anxiety after it was confirmed yesterday that a student studying here has the coronavirus. students we re here has the coronavirus. students were wearing face masks and some we re were wearing face masks and some were a little bit worried. but there are 1500 chinese nationals are studying here and york is very popular with chinese tourists as well. we know one student who was studying here and a relative have the and they are being treated in newcastle at the rvi hospital. we don't know anything about them, whether they are male or female, don't know anything about them, whether they are male orfemale, or how old they are and what condition they are in. yesterday the vice chancellor at the university of york moved to assure staff and students

let's hear from our correspondent 0livia richwald, who is outside the university of york where it's been patients studies. what is the latest you have from there? it's business as usual here at the university. although it's a sunday and cold and rainy so there are not too many people milling about. here at the university of york there are 1500 chinese students studying and york is a popular place for chinese tourists as well. yesterday we had the news that of the two confirmed cases of coronavirus, one of them is a student studying here and a relative. however, the university of york have moved to reassure staff and students that the risk of anyone else picking up the infection from that student is very low and that's because that student wasn't known to come onto the campus before or during any symptoms. that student, and we don't know if it is a man or and we don't know if it is a man or a woman, and their relative have been taken to newcastle where they are still being treated at specialist hospitals there. we don't have any update on their condition. meanwhile investigations are cont

the headlines: the university of york says risk of infection is low, after it revealed one of the twople in the uk to test positive for coronavirus, is one of its students. i want to reassure our students, staff and the wider community that we are working closely with the lead agency, public health england and other agencies to manage the situation. public health england says 203 people have now been tested — with no additional positive cases. bell tolls. the uk enacts its most profound strategic change in a generation, leaving the european union, after nearly half a century. they sing auld lang syne. as some celebrated, others commiserated — including at this vigil in edinburgh. a 19—year—old man dies and a 22—year—old woman is seriously ill, after they're believed to have taken the drug mdma at a student event in warwickshire. the acquittal of president trump becomes all but certain — as senators vote against calling witnesses at his impeachment trial. a commanding lead for wales against italy as they start their defence of their six nations title in cardiff. now on bbc news, let's

the headlines: the university of york says the risk of infection is low, as it emerges one of the twoin the uk to test positive for coronavirus, is one of its students. public health england says more than 200 people have now been tested — with no additional positive cases. the uk enacts its most profound strategic change in a generation — leaving the european union, after nearly half a century. us president donald trump looks set to be acquitted in his impeachment trial — after senators vote against calling witnesses or admitting new evidence. now on bbc news it's time for sporsday. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me ollie foster and lizzie greenwood—hughes. the headlines this evening.... the six nations championship is back and the grand slam champions wales turn on the style as they take italy apart in cardiff. these reds are also unstoppable, liverpool's premier league lead now stands at 22 points. and after a fortnight of surprises in the womens‘ draw, there's been another in the final, sophia kenin is the new australian open champion. also coming up in the programme: countd

the headlines: the university of york says risk of infection is low, after it revealed one of the twople in the uk to test positive for coronavirus, is one of its students. public health england says 203 people have now been tested — with no additional positive cases. bell tolls. the uk enacts its most profound strategic change in a generation, leaving the european union, after nearly half a century. a 19—year—old man dies and a 22—year—old woman is seriously ill, after they're believed to have taken the drug mdma at a student music event in warwickshire. now, a look back at the best stories and interviews from this week's victoria derbyshire programme. hello and welcome. for the next half an hour we will show you some of the highlights of our award—winning journalism over the last week. on tuesday, we heard from a mum whose ex—partner is a convicted child rapist. she told our programme exclusively, she fears for her daughter's safety after a family court granted him fornightly overnight access to her children. susie, whose name we've changed, found out whilst in a relationship with h

headlines: one of the two people to test positive for coronavirus in the uk is a student at the university of york the search is now on for people who've had close contact with the two chinese nationals. public health england says 203 people have been tested for coronavirus but there have been no further positive tests. the uk enacts its most profound strategic change in a generation, leaving the european union, after nearly half a century. singing. as some celebrated, others commiserated — among them french president emmanuel macron. a 19—year—old man dies and a 22—year—old woman is seriously ill, after they're believed to have taken the drug mdma at a student event in warwickshire. now on bbc news, bbc wales investigates one of the biggest scandals in the welsh nhs. these hospitals were meant to be places of safety. every year bringing thousands of new lives into the world. i was so excited when i found out i was pregnant. my dream was always to have a little girl. i was so happy to find out i was having a boy. parents trusted that they and their babies would be protected. we didn't give it a se

some anxiety when it was revealed that one of the two patients in the uk who had tested positive for a coronavirus was a student here in york. but the university moved to reassure people that the risk of anyone else catching it is very low. that is because the student and their relative, we don't know how old they are, we don't know if they are male orfemale, but they old they are, we don't know if they are male or female, but they were staying in a hotel in york and its not believed that they came into contact with anyone on the campus or in student accommodation before they started displaying symptoms, or after. they are being treated at a hospital in newcastle, a specialist infectious diseases centre. at the university of york they have launched a hotline for any students with questions or concerns. they are also advising hand washing and more use of hand sanitiser, that kind of thing. there are still ongoing investigations to trace anyone who might have come into contact with that student and their relative. here in the uk, we are awaiting the arrival of a plane from, we believe it, via france, it will arrive in two raf brize norton later

let's hearfrom our reporter, olivia richwald, who is outside the university of york, where it's been ng they believe the risk of anybody else having caught that is very low. that is because that a student and their relative, they don't believe they came into contact with anyone from the campus before or after they started displaying those symptoms. we don't know a lot about that student. his or her identity is being protected. but we do not that person and their relative are being cared for in newcastle. we don't have an update on the condition. here in york they have set up a hotline for anyone concerned about coronavirus. that is offering help or advice on how to look for the symptoms. investigators are continuing to trace anyone else who may have come into contact in york or the wider area with that student or the wider area with that student ortheir or the wider area with that student or their relative. meanwhile, or the wider area with that student ortheir relative. meanwhile, here in the uk we are awaiting the arrival later today into raf brize norton of what we think is about 1

the university of york says risk of infection is low, after it revealed one of its students is one of reassure students and the wider community and staff that we are working closely with the lead agency public health england, and other agencies to manage this situation. public health england says 203 people have now been tested — with no additional positive cases. the uk enacts its most profound strategic change in a generation, leaving the european union, after nearly half a century. the acquittal of president trump becomes all but certain,

health officials say the risk to staff and students at the university of york is low after it confirmede first two people to test positive for coronavirus in the uk has been studying there. the university said the student hadn't been on the campus or in student accommodation in the period after being exposed to the virus. public health england said it was making "good progress" in tracing people who have come into close contact with the two chinese nationals. 0ur north of england correspondent judith moritz reports. life on campus at york university has carried on as normal today, but amongst the 18,000 students here, some are worried that one of their peers has tested positive for coronavirus. can you tell me why you're wearing a mask? are you worried? a little. a little nervous because of this. when did you start wearing it here? today! i'm not totally bothered, because i feel like given the number of students at the university, i feel like it might not even spread. i don't think there are many students here compared to bigger universities. the student was taken ill along with one of

the headlines: the university of york says risk of infection is low after it revealed one of the twoeople in the uk to test positive for coronavirus is one of its students. the uk enacts its most profound strategic change in a generation, leaving the european union after nearly half a century. us president donald trump looks set to be acquitted in his impeachment trial after senators vote against calling witnesses or admitting new evidence. a 19—year—old man dies and a 22—year—old woman is seriously ill after they're believed to have taken the drug mdma at a student music event in warwickshire. now on bbc news, bbc wales investigates what's been described as one of the biggest scandals in the welsh nhs since devolution. these hospitals were meant to be places of safety. every year bringing thousands of new lives into the world. i was so excited when i found out i was pregnant. my dream was always to have a little girl. i was so happy to find out i was having a boy. parents trusted that they and their babies would be protected. we didn't give it a second thought. we just took them at

one of the two people to test positive for coronavirus in the uk is a student at the university of yorko've had close contact with the two chinese nationals. in china, the death toll from the virus reaches 259 — with nearly 12,000 people infected there. the uk enacts its most profound strategic change in a generation, leaving the european union, after nearly half a century. as some celebrated, others comisserated — among them french

one of the two people to test positive for coronavirus in the uk is a student at the university of yorkw on for people who've had close contact with the two chinese nationals. dozens of britons have spent theirfirst night in quarantine after being flown home from china. the death toll from the corona virus reaches 259 in china — with nearly 12,000 people infected there. the uk enacts its most profound strategic change in a generation, leaving the european union after nearly half a century. to be independent, to be free to make our own trade rules, is supremely important for me as a briton.

one was a student at the university of york but it is thought they didn't show symptoms on campus. the hotel room where they fell ill is being disinfected and officials say they are making good progress tracing those in close contact with the pair. we haven't really got effective treatment for a novel virus like this yet. vaccine would be some way off. we haven't heard any discussion about antiviral drugs, as we had when we have had these kind of things before. and it comes down, really, to mobilising the public to be sensible, in terms of practical, common—sense, everyday measures. in china, the virus has now affected 12,000 people and 259 have died. some countries are banning chinese travellers and the world health organisation has declared an international emergency with more than 100 cases now in over 20 countries. they've brought us televisions... on the wirral, so far all is well. as far as we know, we are both to kitty and boo and in that order. but this isjust are both to kitty and boo and in that order. but this is just the start of a two—week wait. dan johnson, bbc news.

professor of latin american and caribbean studies at the city university of new york thank you. and thank you for joining us here why not say we'd love to get in touch by following us on social media and join us again it's hopelessly out. of. the atlantic alliance the bedrock of the post world war 2 global security order is slowly but surely unraveling more and more often washington in brussels by virtue of them for the foreign policy issues today europe has a choice to defend its interests or fade into oblivion. i 1st heard about wiki leaks. from the helicopter footage in iraq. i think it down a people do you mean i mean us military who have never forgiven him for it this guy's a traitor a treasonous and and he has broken every law the united states illegally shoot son of a he was really historic to have. independent journalist with his computer to see him to see who is what crimes and to a global audience. the idea of developing an anonymous digital truck bombs and applying it to a media organization is what he makes that was the 1st. i didn't the toy anticipate that he would b

one of whom who was a student at the university of york the uk government has taken these two people who tested positive to one of the high consequence infectious disease units in new castle. there are two units in england one is behind me, the royal free hospital, and the other is in newcastle. they're being treat there. there's the issue of those in wuhan to the united kingdom. the first round people were repat rated, 83 uk nationals returned to the uk and over the weekend a number more were returned to the uk on a french flight interesting cooperation among european nations to get those european out of wuhan. but more broadly, the uk has not taken as drastic a stance as other nations like the u.s., australia, new zealand they haven't completely closed the borders to chinese nationals. they've gone with the w.h.o. recommendation to introduce more advanced screening measures at airports for those coming from china. the uk not as drastic as the u.s. and some of the other nations have been, but they are taking measures to control the situation. and every day at 2:00 p.m., we can expect

. ♪ romaine: still with us is paul krugman, distinguished professor at the city university of new yorkthe author of a new book "arguing with somebody's." in iowa right now, there are a lot of folks who would say they are fighting for a better future. ands like bernie sanders elizabeth warren. then you have people like biden who maybe want to do things anymore practical way. worried by any of the candidates. i am a pretty progressive guy myself. if i could leave the magic wand and get us a single-payer, i would do it. i don't think it is politically possible. sandersice, if bernie or elizabeth warren become the nominee, they what have to limit their goals because there is alyssa much you can get, so they doing a more moderate program. but the democratic party has moved left. i think the actual policies presented by centrist democrats or leftist democrats would be very similar. joe: a lot of people think trump is a good chance of getting reelection. traditionally, times, good economy tends to favor the incumbent. to take thet were white house, as you look at the economy overall, what do

still only two positive cases in the uk for coronavirus, the student at the university of york and a ecialist centre in newcastle. there are of course still british nationals in china and the government has said it is doing all it can to get them home while of course maintaining the fact that they need to contain the coronavirus. thank you forjoining us. coronavirus. thank you forjoining us. let's go to china and speak to our correspondence, robin brant in shanghai. give us the top lines from there. well, carry, it has been a pretty abysmal day on the markets in china. the first day for investors to react since the coronavirus got significantly worse and we have seen the shanghai composite market fall by about 7.5%. around $400 billion worth of its value has been wiped off the market here. but also, commodities have really been hit hard. rather, steel, copper, iron all, all losses of 6—8%. that is investors not just all, all losses of 6—8%. that is investors notjust giving their judgment on how the chinese government and the other authorities have dealt with the outbreak so far but mo

widely purses a medical doctor a health policy professor cooney university which is the city university of new york and a senior contributor for forbes and finally we have to know wong a professor of asian american studies at the university of maryland and an expert on asian racism hey guys thanks a lot for being with us in the stream today appreciate it even he catches up we talk about coronavirus last week on the stream but where and when we enter the show we said well it looks like this might be the end of the chinese chapter in this is about to open up to the world wide narrative can you tell us what's happened the last week where are we today with it. now you have thanks for having all of us on the show here so i just arrived in detroit a few hours earlier flying from beijing and so with a lot of other journalists have been under like sort of home quarantine for for several weeks in beijing so their narrative and what the discussion is very different over there and outside of trying now within china there isn't so much this issue of race because it's more just geographical that people who are

still only two positive cases in the uk identified, a student from the university of york, and a relativeget them home. prince william has made an appeal for more diversity in the bafta nominations — after all 20 acting nominees at last night's awards ceremony were white, and no female directors were put forward for the seventh consecutive year. the world war i film 1917 — directed by sir sam mendes — was the big winner of the night picking up seven awards, including best film and best director. renee zellweger and joaquin phoenix won the top acting prizes. scientists have caught a grey seal apparently "clapping" on camera for the first time in the wild. although seals are famous for being taught to clap in zoos, experts say this footage shows their ability to do so of their own accord. it's thought the clapping may be a power move — to demonstrate their strength, ward off competitors and attract potential mates. cani can i ask a question, what is the difference between swimming, is that not a swing at or clapping? it looks deliberate. definitely different from swimming come in my view. h

serving as department spokesperson at us central command from the university of beirut and phd in political science from the university of new york the published articles of leadership and development and the middle east journal and the journal of middle east studies. i recall a conversation i had at the time with a mutual friend of ours former deputy ambassador to the united states i said us was lucky to send a deal with arabic to smooth the way that abdullah corrected me. know. the opposite is true. arab-american diplomats have a much hired - - harder time everybody expects them to do favors and make exceptions and they don't get the same respect as the other diplomat we don't have to listen to him he is one of us. and when your government does something the locals don't like they hold them personally responsible. so we are eager to hear your thoughts to be the arab-american diplomat in the middle east during the era of volatile and vacillating relations. we are on the record. so please come to the stage the floor is yours. [applause] >> this is a great audience it's a treat for me to be here with you. thank you for the great i

sold the cows, i didn't get to do any milking, but i too, i was newly retired from the state university of new york. and wondering what i was going to do. so we were both also single. we lived about 40 minutes away from each other, but chances are we never would have met except for, what? online dating. [laughter] so we both put our little profiles up there, and i am not lying, harvard -- the word harvard in kent's profile, yeah, okay. he said would i like to have dinner, and i said yes. and at that first date in 2007, we talked about this project. he told me he wanted to know what happened to his class may notes -- classmates, and i know we had a lovely dinner, and i had about an hour drive home, and i was thinking i didn't know if we'd have a second date, but i knew he had a great story. and my background is history of education, so i knew i was thinking little mental calculations. i knew these guys were born in the early '40s, they came from all over the country, therefore, they had lived under the shadow of jim crow. probably they went to, some of them at least, went to segregated schools. they

sold the cows, i didn't get to do any milking, but i too, i was newly retired from the state university of new york. and wondering what i was going to do. so we were both also single. we lived about 40 minutes away from each other, but chances are we never would have met except for, what? online dating. [laughter] so we both put our little profiles up there, and i am not lying, harvard -- the word harvard in kent's profile, yeah, okay. he said would i like to have dinner, and i said yes. and at that first date in 2007, we talked about this project. he told me he wanted to know what happened to his class may notes -- classmates, and i know we had a lovely dinner, and i had about an hour drive home, and i was thinking i didn't know if we'd have a second date, but i knew he had a great story. and my background is history of education, so i knew i was thinking little mental calculations. i knew these guys were born in the early '40s, they came from all over the country, therefore, they had lived under the shadow of jim crow. probably they went to, some of them at least, went to segregated schools. they

get some more reaction now we're joined by daniel schorr latin american professor at city university of new york richard goodstein a political consultant and he won and labor rights thanks for joining us gentlemen great to have you on the program today. daniel schorr who that is if i can start with you perhaps i don't think anyone can argue literacy is a bad thing literacy programs that's probably we could all agree on that but isn't this an error of judgment on bernie sanders part given there are lots of countries with good literacy programs with social programs and robust human rights records i mean this is surely shooting one self in the foot before important electoral race. you know once again spineless democratic stablish mean shows their true colors it's like a litmus test every time you can say one positive word about cuba or the one word in defense of venezuelan sovereignty they want to make sure there's no critique and so imperialist critique of the u.s. foreign policy establishment so this is a very sophisticated form of censorship to try to narrow the perimeters as we have more and mo

we are, we are the city university of new york, so the state and the city have a real investment intoou would think that but the other ceo's i talk to say they want to get into like high school and they can't get through sort of the teachers union and the local infrastructure. maybe it is easier at a university level. >> probably. melissa: when you're not talking about minors. do you think that, do you feel like it would be more appropriate to target or maybe in addition to what you're doing to target younger kids? because it seems like kids are kind of deciding what they want to do in middle and lower high school. they could be learning that coding then. what do you think about that? >> it really depends what you're teaching, right? if we're talking about just basic coding skills, sure. in fact that is happening quite a lot right now at the high school level but at the college level, what we're providing is beyond that, not just basic coding skills but, skills that are more advanced and are more applied, the students can actually use immediately upon getting an internship, or once th

country only needs national security protection when he's getting a share of the defense budget caleb happen r.t. new york. university of virginia in the us is coming for sharp criticism online after one of his students claimed to many white people using a multicultural community center on campus or videos posted on social media words garnered nearly 4000000 views partly there's just too many white people in here this is these are people of color so let's be really harmless they are the space that you're taking because it does make some of us feels comfortable with easy to anyway when you're the whole point of multiculturalism is for diversity that includes all cultures but the university of virginia's new multicultural student center is apparently just for people of color that's not multiculturalism that's racism imagine if you white person stood up and announced there were too many black people in the room and the mic other white people uncomfortable how is this not considered racism. to many white people so this is why so many of our ancestors fought and died for freedom and equality just so we can have a blacks o

and here in new york, cristina beltran is an associate professor and director of graduate studies at new york university's department of social and cultural analysis. author of the book "the trouble with unity: latino politics and the creation of identity." we welcome you both to democracy now! cristina beltran, let's begin with you. talk about the level of organizing that went on in nevada and the significance of this win with bernie sanders, the corporate media saying he doesn't have the suppoport of communities of color,r, winning more than half of the latinx vote. >> it was a stupendous victory for the sanders campaign. i'm political scientist by training and study latino politics and we have been talking about the issue of the whether democratic party treats latino voters in terms of mobilizing latinx populations in a very strong it away where they sort of talking -- talk about wanting this electric but never put forward the resources or time. they typically draw people into do stuff at a quick level. one of the things that are so amazing is this is one of those experiments like, what if you axley di

of sad. host: the professor joining us from new york. he is a professor of history at eastern connecticut state university. his book "the intimate world of james buchanan and william rufus king." thanks for joining us on c-span3's american history tv. we appreciate it. dr. balcerski: thanks, steve. >> this is american history tv on c-span3, where each weekend, we feature 48 hours of programs exploring our nation's past. ♪

>> there is an excellent book written by a political scientist at the university of new york called the black silent majority. he makes the argument that the black political elites have not always acted in the interest of the black poor. even the majority of blacks and makes a pretty strong argument. that pulls will tell you with the criminal justice system is too easy or too hard the black general public says it is too criminals that's coming out of the mouth black politicians but that is what your average black person on the street will tell you. and where the interest black elites differ from those of average black that goes back when the naacp supported it and others did not. there is a long history what will advance a political career hk versus the black community once there's a lot of people on the black left that they are counting on that blacks will vote democrat or stay home. they do not fear the black constituent will vote republicanan and that is one thing they can count on not happening. which often said they take the black vote for granted that is what they are talking abou

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