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>> we have a veranda. i am rich so -- >> can i say something about this?s, don't let your ovaries dry up so you don't care about things like cat music. >> that's never been said by that kind of out -- outfit. >> president do let it happen to you! >> i'm tom shillue. >>> back to the future, americans special operations troops on the ground in syria. and returning to iraq. what happened to the president's promise not to do that? this is "special report." >>> good evening, welcome to washington, i'm brett baier, president obama is stepping up the fight inside syria. sending 50 special operations forces to the civil war-racked country. directly contradicting earlier vows not to put american boots on the ground. the decision comes as foreign ministers from the u.s. its allies, plus iran and russia gather in austria to try to find a way out of the quagmire. we h

i assume he did not sit on the veranda sipping juleps. he had a different reason to be. what was it, what from the mountains, the guy who did not have a plantation, the person who maybe was a marginal farmer, and yet he fought? what was in his brain, what made him do that? phillip: great question. there are a myriad reasons why average confederates, average southerners who did not own slaves, fought for the confederacy. you have reasons of protecting home and heart. protecting their way of life. one confederate soldier was captured in -- picking berries, why are you fighting, because you guys are down here was the quote. but if you look at states rights or the reason why the union were invading, that's why i'm fighting, or even looking at war policy initially. it is only a few hot has -- hotheads that kick the 11 states out of the union. one of the things that permeated through southern society is that this gentleman may not have owned slaves, but he also knew with the institution of slavery, he will not ever be on the bottom rung of the south. there is always someone be

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she would have preferred to sit on the veranda and read a book. >> one more bit of video. this is from a tv interview given to arlene francis of nbc talking about her life as the young wife of a senator. >> i think being married to a senate with being a doctor's wife. a senator must be on call at all times. you don't know what time he's coming home to dinner some of the time. can you tell us about some of the things that you have do? >> i suppose it is nice to be married to a doctor. they have such late hours and go away at a moment's notice. >> you are alone a good deal of a time. >> are you active in any political way? or is your job big enough taking care of jack. >> i don't blame you. >> do you fix breakfast for him? >> yes. >> what does he do? does he tell you what goes on? >> he leaves and runs out the door. >> lovely child. >> goes after it sometimes. >> i do, all the time. >> and enjoy it, i'm sure. >> oh -- what should we take away from this and how she's describing the early days of their marriage. >> i think it's so fascinating. it's april of '57. in november of

so they were out playing touch football and she would've preferred to sit on the veranda at hyannis andead a book. swain: we have one more bit of video for you. this is from an interview, t.v. interview given to arlene francis of nbc talking about her life as the young wife of a senator. (begin video clip) arlene francis: i think probably being married to a senator would compare to being a doctor's wife because a senator must be on call at all times and you don't know what time he's coming home to dinner some of the time. will you tell us about what some of the things are that you have to do? jacqueline kennedy: i suppose it is like being married to a doctor in that they have such late hours, they go away at a moment's notice, work late. francis: um-hum. and you are alone a good deal of the time then? jacqueline kennedy: yes. francis: are you active in any political way with committees or anything like that or is your job big enough just taking care of jack? jacqueline kennedy: (inaudible) (laughter) francis: i don't blame you. jacqueline kennedy: ah, now jack's come home. francis: now