perhaps it was a black panda and a white lady who decided to meet for afternoon tea.n they do not bother people and appear only to warn of danger, but this time it worked out. the statues of the 12 apostles were presented in the vault, they were made in human growth. yes , imagine their size of gold and silver and silver. true, they say only a blow was made. it was not in vain that i came down here, because right behind me the door is not a simple one, it is a treasury. i looked into inside, and there, in the second half of the 18th century, the treasury was guarded by karol stanislav raddivil, nicknamed the memory of the kohanka, and he loved to live in a big way, what do you think of these twelve apostles, he managed to lose, and then again, uh, he lost to redeem them into cards. locals say that once upon a time, in those distant times, they heard an explosion. since then, people have not been able to find these apostles, but my personal opinion is that, most likely, they are hidden somewhere here on the territory of the nesvizh castle, but this is personal it seems

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why should another shrewish liberal white lady speak for them?erage shrew is liberal white lady, she since herself and indigenous person. elizabeth's warren is as indigenous as they come. not just to cambridge. and in 2012 she gave us proof. >> my aunt be his walk by that picture at least a thousand times, we are remarked that her father, mike pepa, had high cheekbones like all of the indians do. >> tucker: yeah, the vote got high cheap cheekbones, those indians. sean hannity right now. >> hannity: i can't top that. i can't top that. you can't make it up tucker thank you. welcome to speefive. russian forces not lunching deadly attacks against population zones, civilian populations, as

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>> why should yet another shrewish liberal white lady get to speak for them? >> seen too much of that already. oh, but we would correctthem yor av elizabeth warren is not your average shrewish liberal white lady. she herself is an indigenous person., she since hersel elizabeth warren is as indigenous as they come, just not just to cambridge. and in 2012, you gave us proof. >> my aunt bee has walked by that picture at least a thousand times, remarked that he that her father, my papa, had high cheekbones like all of the indians do. >> yeah, they've all got high cheekbones. those indians. >> yeah. sean hannity right now. i can't top that. i just because i know when i'm i cannot top this 1% or a smallpox blanket. >> some boy, you can't make it up. tucker. thank you. welcome to "hannity". tonight, a brutal new face from the war in ukraine. it is brutal. russian forces now launching deadly attacks against population zones. they're going right after civilian populations as revenge against the unsuccessful

the same thing the rich white liberal secular ladies did on martha's vineyard, she said get them out of here and that is what happens. that's the thing about aoc, she really is not alexandria ocasio cortez, she is sandy, she think like the liberal white ladies on martha's vineyard and that is why last week she said abortion is an economic issue and frets about having kids because of the weather and is worried about climate change. none of her instincts are really about the immigrants or hispanics she claims to represent and crying outside the detention center. as soon as it came to her neighborhood she said get on out. hispanic women love their children, they love their families, they want more children, they don't want to kill them and they don't want to not have them because of the weather, they want the government and in particular her green new deal war on energy, on american energy that is destroying our economy and purposely impoverishing people to end, she is responsible for so much of the worst policies from the open border policies, she was the first to say defund ice, you s

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lady. as we close out our program on melania trump. he'll hear her 2021 farewell address as she prepared to leave the white house in january. in this video message posted to twitter. she talks about her work and the americans she met as first lady as she delivers her parting words and the unfolding covid-19 pandemic urging caution common sense and compassion. my fellow americans it has been the greatest honor of my life to serve as first lady of the united states. i have been inspired by incredible americans across our country who lived up our communities through their kindness and courage goodness and grace. the past four years have been unforgettable. as donald and i conclude our time in the white house. i think of all of the people i have taken home in my heart and their incredible stories of love patriotism and determination. i see the faces of brave young soldiers who have told me with their pride in their eyes how much they love serving this country? to every service member and to our incredible military families. you are heroes. and he will always be in my thoughts and prayers. i think of all of the members of law enf

the resident staff is really as old as the white house itself ever since president john adams and first lady abigail adams became the first first family to move into the white house. they brought workers with them to run their households and it's important to note that in the 19th century and these very early years and presidents were paying out of pocket for their workers. typically, they would bring their own household servants with them and when we look at slave owning presidents in the early 19th century, this is particularly true as they brought many enslaved workers to fill the roles of butlers maids and cooks one example that i have on the screen here is paul jennings who was an enslaved ballet to president james madison in addition to working for the madison's and later the polks at the white house. he also published the very first white house staff memoir called a colored man's reminisces of james madison and as i talk today about different members of the white house resident staff these staff memoirs are a critical piece of evidence that we on the historian team use to understand m

in january 1997 as she embarked on a second term as first lady hillary clinton reflected in a c-span interview on her first four years in the white house, and she talked about the public's conflicting attitudes about what first ladies should and should not do. i care about politics. i mean that may not be a wise thing for a person married to a president to say, but it would be untrue if i were not to say that i care about politics i care about the state of life in this country. i care about our government i care about the public policy issues that comes through the door of the white house because they require the president and the administration and the country to pay attention. i've always cared about it ever since i was a little girl i will care about it long after my husband is out of the white house, so i'm not about to start caring about things that i've never cared about because it's not appropriate in somebody else's mind for me to continue to care about what i've always cared about. so the rules are not any different than how i've lived my life. it just happens to be that my husband has a different job and we live in the

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white house. that's a great memoir, he especially talks about, sort of lessons presidential favorites, first lady avorites, which ones were more polite and less polite. so, ike cooper's is very interesting. starling of the white house, i edmund startling, a secret service officer for many years at the white house. so, there really is a plethora but there is more. there is alonso fields memoir, j.b. west's memoir. really so many options. check the, met a lot of them are free on line because they are published more than 100 years ago, so you can even read them on google books. >> brandon wants to know, once you to talk about the nature of the interactions that staff has on a daily basis with the first family. >> so, by all accounts that you read, there's a really close relationship. of course, there is some of these odd versions like hugo ziemann where they don't get along as well because it's all based on personalities. but, really easy a lot of close knit relationships between the first family and the staff. because the staffers are willing to be helpful and they also witness really key moments in

she is a liberal white lady, sandy cortez is, no hispanics think that way. sorry.] >> i got her fired up here. rachel: i got to say it now, thank you. pete: now, sports. [laughter] will: you want to take honors? pete: you go ahead. i was just going to say sports, go. will: north carolina/solemnson, that's the big game. >> that's where i would have been. by the way, congratulations buck sexton, he got engaged, so i was up here for his engagement party, it was very cool. and, look, nc state, i made fun of texas. nc state, of all programs, is perpetually almost there, and they can never win the big game, right? every nc state fan, there are people watching us saying, clay, why do you have to go right to my heart and yank it out, but this would be a signature statement win. i think they cover and keep this game close, because i don't believe chemoson's that good. they -- clemson's that good. they almost lost to wake forest last weekend. it's not going to be ideal conditions perhaps, but i like nc state to potentially steal it. will: this is going to sound like a shamel

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[applause] >> in her last official remarks as first lady, michelle obama spoke in the white house eastin early january, 2017. the event was to honor school counselors, and mrs. obama talked about the administration's efforts to improve education. as she concluded her speech, the first lady gave one last pep talk, and expressed a personal hope. >> and as i end my time in the white house, i can think of no better message to send to our young people, in my last official remarks as first lady. so, for all the young people in this room, and those who are watching, know that this country belongs to you. to all of you, from every background and walk of life. if you, or your parents are immigrants, know that you are part of a proud american tradition. the infusion of new cultures, talents and ideas, generation after generation, that has made us the greatest country on earth. if your family doesn't have much money, i want you to remember that in this country, plenty of folks, including me and my husband, we started out with very little. but with a lot of hard work, and a good education, anythin

first lady melania trump delivered the conventions keynote address on the second from the white housen immigrant's perspective on what it means to be an american. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the first lady of the united states, mrs. melania trump. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> good evening. it seems like just yesterday that we were at our first convention, where my husband accepted the republican nomination and then became our 45th president of the united states. yet the energy and enthusiasm for who should lead this nation, it is as real today as it was four years ago. i know i speak for my husband and the entire family when i say we have not forgotten the incredible people who were willing to take a chance on the businessman who had never worked in politics. we know it was you who elected him to be commander-in-chief and we know it is you who will carry us through again. we were humbled by their incredible support then and we are still grateful today. i want to acknowledge the fact that since march, our lives have changed drastically. the invisible enem

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decades before the grounds and the setting of the white house took on importance and got the money to do something about it? >> abigail adams, the first first lady to live in the white house, talking about the first ladies especially today. she described the scene to her daughter in the year 1800, in a letter to her daughter. she described the scene as a place without the least fenced yard and other convenience, she optimistically noted it was a beautiful spot capable of every improvement. jefferson moved in in 1800 as well. i'm sorry, 1801. he immediately got to work improving the grounds. he actually, in part, developed the first landscape planned for the white house and spent the next eight years of his presidency developing the grounds. >> of course, he had monticello that he was also developing. he was somebody that had european training in terms of the architecture. those physical settings were very important to him. throughout the rest of the 1800 leading up to the civil war, at that point downtown washington was still a work in progress. the washington monument was only have built and the capitol dome was not finished, as i recall. were

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before the grounds and the setting of the white house really took on importance and got money to do something about it? >> so abigail adams, the first first lady to live in the white house, and we should be talking about the first ladies especially today, she described the scene to her daughter in the year 1800 in a letter to her daughter, and she described the scene as a place without the least fancy yard or other veeps, but she opt -- convenience, but she optimistically noted it's a beautiful spot, capable of improvement. and then the successor, thomas jefferson, moved in in 1800 as well, and -- i'm sorry, in 1801. and he immediately really got to work improving the grounds. so he actually, in part, developed the first landscape plan for the white house and spent the next eight years of his presidency developing the grounds. >> and, of course, he had monticello that he was also developing. so it was something -- he was somebody with kind of european training in terms of the art and the architecture x those physical settings were very, very important to him. throughout the rest of the 1800s leading up to the civil war, because at that point d

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that same year 2005 the first lady took a star turn at the annual white house correspondence association dinner in washington dc first ladies in their own words continues now on american history tv. and so the city's liquor asked the old guy how to get to the nearest town. and count that old joke, not again. ladies and gentlemen i've been attending these dinners for years. and just quietly sitting there. well, i've got a few things i want to say for a change. this is going to be fun because he really doesn't have a clue about what i'm going to. next george always says he's delighted to come to these press dinners. baloney usually in bed by now. i'm not kidding. i said to him the other day george if you really want to end tyranny in the world, you're gonna have have to stay up later. i am married to the president of the united states and here's our typical evening. 9 o'clock mr. excitement here sound asleep i'm watching desperate housewives. with lynn chaney ladies and gentlemen, i am a desperate housewife. this is american history tv and you're listening to laura bush in her own words. t

we will start with sky, lady in white. white _ will start with sky, lady in white. _ , let's leave that press conference with the nato chief —— let's leave that press conference with the nato chief secretary generaljens stoltenberg. we did hear today... jens stoltenberg saying they will transfer to modern nato standard rather than soviet. saying the world stands with ukraine and will do so for as long as it takes. you're watching bbc news channel. it is 1539. more than 90 lost recordings of bbc radio 4's desert island discs have been discovered by an audio collector from lowestoft in suffolk. bing crosby, dame margot fonteyn and dirk bogarde are among the big names who feature in the episodes. they were found by an audio collector from suffolk called richard harrison, who former discs presenter sue lawley has paid tribute to. let's talk more about this to our correspondent celestina olulode. desert island discs, this is an extraordinary find, isn't it? yes, history buffs _ extraordinary find, isn't it? yes, history buffs will _ extraordinary find, isn't it? yes, his

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a large population because of the hurricane. >> that same year, 2005, the first lady took a star turn at the annual white house correspondents association dinner in washington, d. c.. first ladies in their own words continues now on american history tv. >> so, the city slicker asked of the old guy how to get to the nearest town. >> not that old joke. not again. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, i've been attending these dinners for years -- [laughter] -- and just quietly sitting there. well, i've got a few things i want to say first. [applause] this is going to be fun because he really doesn't have a clue about what i am going to say next. george always says he's delighted to come to these press dinners, baloney. [laughter] he's usually in bed by now. [laughter] i'm not kidding. i said to him the other day, george, if you really want to end tyranny in the world, you are going to have to stay up later. [laughter] [applause] i am married to the president of the united states, and here's our typical evening. 9:00, mr. excitement here is sound asleep. and i'm watching desperate housewives. [applause] with

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and it's because we have an amazing staff at the national office, but because these old white ladies who used to run the organization took a look in the mirror and they said we gotta do better. we were on the march this year for the jubilee, we had a woman from our organization from alabama who had never gone to the march before. she came up to tasha and she was holding a black voters matter sign. she said that her family enslaved black people generations go. she wanted to walk with that sign and she is fighting to dismantle white supremacy in alabama because she believes -- she said i want to be my ancestors' worst nightmare now -- nightmare. now think about that. i share that because i want to just say that it's really important that when we think about what's happening, organizations like ours will be all right, we can handle it. but the thing is voters can't. i'm sorry, i went off on my diatribe. i think what's important right now as we think about what's happening, it's not just about educating voters, it's about educating all voters. so for example, we have a website called vot

but it is giving obsessed, and, honestly the jesus white lady is not going to call her way back to social on my show. besides, didn't i marker once already? please make a list for your white santa and pray to your white jesus for a life, please. >> yes, it must be dÉjÀ vu, either that or i am here at number two, which brings me to another problematic white women who want some attention this week. clarence thomas, on this very day in 1991, the justice was confirmed to the supreme court, and even though we collectively knew about it was that we did not know how problematic he would be until now. the man who succeeded to become the second block justice, amid all representing the interest a black man at all, will certainly end up with an equally consequential legacy. for example, after benefiting from affirmative action, he was one of the 12 blocks in centering ill loss cool in 1997 season opposed it. and then there has his stance against abortion rights. there are many problems with thomas, but the business is his insurrectionist sympathizing wife. sadly we will not get the real housewives o

next week, nancy reagan, the former hollywood actress and first lady of california, who deployed her keen political instincts in the whitehouse to guide ronald reagan's presidency toward success and who humanized the devastating impact of alzheimer's disease with her care for the former president in his final years. american history tv's first lady series is also available as a podcast. you can find it wherever you get your podcasts. >> if you are enjoying american history tv, than sign up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen to receive the weekly schedule of upcoming programs like lectures in history, the presidency, and more. sign up for the american history tv newsletter today and make sure to watch american history tv every saturday, or anytime on line at c-span dot org slash history. >> on the teleprompter, while you are reading the words. [laughter] i hope we are rollg.