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we look forward to reinstituting the tradition that began with willard scott featuring the white housernament on the today show. well as you know, the association has worked closely with 12 presidents and first ladies since we were founded by mrs. kennedy, and it was very special in fitting to have dr. jill biden attend the gala representing those special relationships listen now to these segments from her powerful remarks about the white house as an international symbol. as a museum as a home and also the work of the white house historical association for the last 10 months. i've had the honor of partnering partnering with the white house historical association. just like the 11 other first ladies before me and although this pandemic has kept us physically apart. i've already seen the positive effects of this meaningful relationship. start your organization has been invaluable to my team, and i'm so excited to see all that we are going to do together. i will never forget the moment. i stepped over the threshold of the white house on inauguration day. the mahogany door is closed behind

are zebras black with white stripes or white with black stripes? >> um -- let's see. >> tough, right? >> let's look at the video. i say white with black stripes. >> also you know why zebras have stripes to begin with. right? >> why? >> because they don't want to be spotted. they don't want to be spotted. >>> coming up, this season's hottest back to school gadgets. >> yeah. plus, this year's back-to-school season is being threatened by a nationwide teacher shortage. the lengths that some school districts are going to just to try and hang on to their existing teachers. >>> but first, why alex jones is facing a pair of new legal battles. you're watching "world news now." >>> what's wrong? >> i don't know. oil pressure's dropping. i replaced some leaky seals earlier, but i don't know. >> that's roger e. mosley from his days as chopper pilot t.c. calvin on the hit show "magnum p.i." mosley died sunday three days after being involved in a car crash near los angeles. the watts native was an actor for nearly 50 years. he was also a high school track coach.

thank you. >> it's always a privilege for me to work with young scholars who are passionate about whitep with the school. a few months before the gala we began working with renowned filmmaker donna lawrence and her team to produce a film that featured the legacy of the association and i look forward into the future we debuted this film on the walls of the temple of dendur at the gala. it began with a vision and a vow surveying the drab state of the white house environment, jacqueline kennedy set to work and pointed the way it would be a sacrilege, she said, merely to redecorate it. it must be restored that is a question of scholarship. her effort spurred the creation of the white house historical association, organized to gather, preserve, and share the essence of this remarkable symbol of our democracy. an effort sustained during every presidency since. and propelled by the creation of the david m. rubenstein national center for white house history. fostering teaching, research, and public programming about our beloved national homestead. from the start, the mandate for the historical

specifically these white people, not to be confused with these white people.se are the red neck revolt. they're actually red necks revolting against the red necks who are revolting against equal. i'll explain. the red neck revolt was founded in 2009 in kansas and colorado as an armed community of defense, which means these people are exercising their second amendment rights so they can protect their neighborhoods for neo-nazis and whatever the [ bleep ] this guy's got going on. the at right is described by the southern poverty law center as a community who believes white identity is under attack. i have no idea what they're talking about. there they are marching with tiki torches. most p people associate this ty of thing with the south. but remember, the south isn't just a geographical location, it's a state of mind. in response to all this, the red neck revolt maz spread to the pacific north west too. that's right. this guy is a good guy? i'm heading to meet the seattle area chapter called the john brown gun club in the backwoods doing their thing. today in t

and we will be discussing a house built by slaves with the author of that fine book professor jonathan w white and will be talking with john in just a moment here. this program is coming to you from abraham lincoln book shop in chicago. we are a retail bookshop in independent bookshop 83 years 83 years old now. independent antiquarian bookshop. we specialize in american history and specifically that means books about the life and presidency. of abraham lincoln the us civil war and the us presidency we carry both old and new books antiquarian books that we sell on the second and market and new books like this one. you can get from abraham lincoln book shop. we also have many other historical artifacts you can get from us autographs photographs prints statuary. you see a couple of bus here there's teddy roosevelt. there's abraham lincoln by george bissell our website come and see us on the website. it's a lincoln book shop.com you will be able to see this author interview and other past interviews our youtube page. does that sound like i've blown the horn enough for abraham lincoln book shop. it

and the lighter skinned white house staff was not open to working with them. in some cases lincoln had to help find some employment elsewhere, and found them employment in the treasury department. so there was a very real issue when i came to the white house staff. but i don't know how they responded to these visitors. part of it is, a lot about what we know about the white house staff comes from their children's recollections. so, there is surviving testimony of the son of a waiter who worked at a white house i was able to use, surviving testimony from, william slate's daughter, who survives, and of course records from slate himself. a lot of what we know comes from the white house staff children. i did not find any commentary on that particular issue. >> okay, okay. if anybody has any other questions, that you would like to add, and john you have been on this show a couple of times, you know how our regulars usually come up with great questions when we have about five minutes left. hey, i am still inviting you if you have questions or comments for john white,

we've been involved with the white house since 1933. and then with this house itself and the collection some ways too since 1961 and i feel you know, it's it really speaks to what the national park service is about. it's about preserving protecting and telling the story of this nation for future generations. and i feel like that's what we do every day working here at the white house and i feel like you know, all those things that we see, you know are important for people, you know, we sometimes take it for granted, but people really see each one of those things as meaning something to them something they've waited their whole life to see so it's very very important to us that we all bear together and making sure that that place is very special for people when they come to visit it also too as we've said it's it's ever dynamic environment. it's changing. great moment. it's changing with every administration. and so we have to be there to adjust and be able to be nimble and to work with it. but at the same time understand that trust that's

barcelona have unveiled a new third set of kit for the current season the kit is made in white with a red and blue cross on the chest, the design of the kit is inspired by one of the highest awards in catalonia the sangiardi cross that the club received 30 years ago in the current season of the spanish premier, barcelona scored four points in two matches and settled in fifth place in the standings of the plain table. cup from the alley will take place today so for reaching the semi-finals at 17:55. brest will start arguing with the chemist, and at 20:10 the starting face-off will take place in the gomel ice palace, where the local club hosts dynamo molodechno. we made it to the semi-finals in vitebsk neman , which from our rivals, together with experienced doctors, we raise important topics of sleep, this is the only opportunity to renew and restore our strength. and for this, in fact , you don’t need a bed much. the mattress is a blanket, and a pillow, we will just sort it out and test the pillow, we will reveal facts about which many do not know about 85% of the entire population of

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white house history. even science and technology, with thomas edison and alexander graham bell. all that has happened in this amazing building that we call the white house. thank you for your interest, thank you for your support and your generosity to all of us. into those who put this on again, thank you very much. was there any other announcement i was supposed to make? oh, elaine's book signing, that's right. we have this wonderful book, designing camelot, which is one of our more recent publications. publishing books as the first order of business given to us by mrs. kennedy a 1961. she had been to the white house as a teenager with her mom, there was no guidebook. have to publish a guidebook! now we publish for the six books a year, we have our quarterly magazine. elaine is one of the authors of this beautiful, beautiful book and she's going to be doing a book signing here at the end of the program. is that it? cover anything else? >> as you exit, we will have a parting gift for you all. it's the newest issue of our white house quarterly. >> which is about the white house ga

but we didn't have any government meetings during the week and i had time off fund on spent at white with my friends and did nothing in legal stale. how critics question whether she could have made decisions in a sudden crisis in her condition, marine has the support of her social democratic party and intelligence experts say the incident law did not risk national security, but they won't. it could be exploited for propaganda purposes. for example, by russia lacardo, feler corby, albina, mila, than the others. thank bite. get that. and you have to be prepared for the fact that all material that starts circulating the can be used in the wrong way than batting santa marine became wells younger. deserving government leader in 2019 age, just 34 high presents. he has since been criticized for letting her hair down at parties at her official residence. and last december, she apologized after it was revealed. she'd gone out clubbing till 4 am. after being exposed to coven 19, now poland environment minister has announced a rapid investigation into the cause of a mass fish die off in the odor riv

she had excellent timing, and coming into the white house with president kennedy in 1961 at a time when mass media could reach the country through newspapers, television, used to a great advantage in the television tour of 1962. and she came into the white house at a time when it was not expected that a first lady would have any sort of an agenda or program, but she was very naturally drawn to the interiors in the history of the place, because it was something that she was personally interested in. and it's something that she served with president kennedy, being very well read in american history, and an appreciation for public residences that they had experienced throughout the world. him growing up, her experience being abroad, and it became very influenced by the french ministry of culture and the palaces that she saw there. and she famously said that when she visited the white house as a tourist when she was 11 years old, it was a very disappointing visit because she had just shuffled through, and was not even a guidebook that you could buy. i think she had a very political reason f

with the fords. it was my first month on the job covering the white house for abc news. ed my bags and i got to ski with the president, wave at the first lady. i got to know so many people in the village who were good friends of theirs. that special connection to a president, even one who did not live there year-round, and even after he left office and 1977. it is quite a tribute to have her hand in putting this together. are most of the gardens outside? i know you are inside, but just give us an idea of the expanse of what you have there? >> yes, it is about five acres of garden outside. it is very intensely cultivated as you can see, in here. most of the plants are very small. we do a specialize in mountain plants, and particularly alpine plants. those are plants that grow above treeline in nature. it is a series of winding pathways, water features, bridges, it is the beautiful place, right now it is under snow, that is one of the interesting things people say, how can you grow so many beautiful plants with so much snow? but, it is because of the snow that blankets and

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absolutely, i think sometimes the story of historic preservation as associated with the white house begins and ends often with jacqueline kennedy and there were certainly many many precedents that were in place when she became first lady in 1961. so many first ladies were involved in those efforts, but i wanted to highlight a few today, but could have the first slide. the first first lady i think who really deserves the credit of promoting historic preservation at the white house was lucretia hayes or lucy hayes her husband rutherford b. hayes came into office quite controversially in 1877, but first of all, i just want to point out. you know, she appears on the scene 84 years before mrs. kennedy, and she was really the first first lady to have an interest in history genealogy antiques in in looking back at america's history. she had visited the philadelphia centennial exposition in 1876 and was very influenced by that and when she got into the white house she consulted with a old friend of the hayes into her spoffard who was then serving as the librarian of congress to try to decide what

a set 17th century south carolina looking at the slave codes, the laws that really dealt with the fear the white colonists had of black people. the fear of the enslaved. the laws in the architecture put in place to deal with thath fer to provide security against the slave reason tierney for the white community. and that for me becomes the genesis of the second amendment. that fear of black people. >> to bring up that idea the right pace fear of slavery both of which there have been some. it is this thing i have not ever thought about and the way think of it with the book which is we created this problem by creating infrastructure of the slavery industrial complex that existed at that time it was truly an industryth. and then even people who started to think about it some like thomas jefferson for example understood the irony within this injustice. but new if you went another way it would cause problems and they painted themselves into this corner are now they are scared of the problem they created. i hadn't ever thought of it in exactly those terms that fear may have impeded the people that have

work is done, just by the masters and foremen several former fighters have already been taken to white withy with folded logistics is absolutely new for white. industries, and construction teams, including the personnel factory interaction brick by brick they are building just on the site the placement of all the equipment that costs this scale of all these piping of cable products for them. up to 400 people visited from gomel polotsk bobruisk, students of the union state helped to build the largest energy facility in russia to belarus 2014. during this time, more than 200 student teams have worked here at the facilities of the station of the city of nuclear scientists of the island. this is about 3,000 fighters and for several years in a row. a consolidated russian belarusian student named after the hero of the soviet union marshal krylov also worked here. this year, the leaders of the belarusian detachments in russia are building, for example, housing in tsiolkovsky, which is near cosmo vostochny, 8,000 km from minsk, but work brings them together, they lay paving slabs and help in decora

all indications saw that this is dealing with material that then president trump took with them when he left the white house. now we do know that earlier this year, the department of justice personnel went to speak with donald trump at morrow laga discussing the matter of these missing documents or the documents that trump took within. so they didn't, at that stage, did take away a number of cases of documents, but it would appear that they did not take all. and what the 3rd was about would appear in the course of the past 24 hours. was those missing trove of documents that they still could not account for? for his vein is a former us associate deputy attorney general. he explains, they would have been evidence to back up the search. there is no way that this search warrant would even been polite for without the approval of the attorney general. so we know merit garland authorized the search warrant application. a 2nd, a war requires a demonstration to a neutral magistrate that there is probable cause to believe the search will uncover evidence of crime. there were 2 rit amin, r, arguable crimes here

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..the white people's properties, and all of that. your obsession withrlier on, you referred to afriforum as an organisation of white people. call it for what it is — it's a racist organisation. it's a racist white organisation. so our proposal is very clear — industrialisation will create jobs. nationalisation of the mines will create jobs. the nationalisation of the land expropriated without compensation, and the state becoming the custodian of the land will give a lot of our people access to the ownership of the land, and they can use the land to sustain themselves with the help of the state. and that's what they look at... look at the state energy company, mr malema, look what that's delivering for the people of south africa. but let's look at also the private companies that are folding in south africa. why do you want to create an impression that the state companies are failing? the anc is failing eskom so that it can sell eskom. if you first make it look like it's not working, so that by the time you come to sell, everybody is so annoyed with eskom

members of congress and high-ranking officials in the administration, with senior white house staff, including mr. meadows. with white house counsel, lawyers, and mr. tony arnoldo, who served as the white house deputy chief of staff. she also worked on a daily basis with members of the secret service posted in the white house. in short, she was in a position to know a great deal about the happenings in the trump white house. she has already set for for videotape interviews with committee investigators and we thank her very much for her cooperation and for her courage. we will cover certain but not all relevant topics within our knowledge today. our future hearings will supply greater detail, putting the testimony today in a broader and more complete context. today you will hear her relate certain first-hand observations of his conduct on january 6. you will also hear new information regarding the actions and statements of mr. trump's senior advisor's that day. including his chief of staff mark meadows and white house counsel. we will begin to examine evidence bearing on

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it is starting right at the top from the white house with all of this mess with the trump stuff. anybody in their right mind know right from wrong and can see what is going on. that from the white house is trickling down two the whole nation. host: republican line. caller: i would like my comments to be focused at the democrats themselves. the democrats keep talking about trying to protect democracy. if you look in the two most important documents we have come of bill of rights and the constitution, democracy is not in any way in the constitution or the bill of rights. the democrats suffer from psychosis, a condition of the mind were you cannot tell what is real and what is not real. they keep suffering from it. we are not a democracy. we are a republic. thank you. host: richfield, wisconsin. republican line. go ahead. caller: thanks for taking my call. interesting guests you have up today. as a follow-up to the most recent guest, it seems to me there's a direct correlation, i am not a historian, there seems to be a correlation between out of wedlock births, and the welfare societ

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and racism is in this narrative is not a concern that black men are marching with guns just the way white men march with guns. that if you're not afraid of what men marching with guns, whyare you afraid of black men marching with guns ? butthat's not seen as racism . that's just seen as being concerned. it's what happens that anti-blackness that i'm talking about that iscoursing through this history is affecting the way that we live and die in america . >> we talk about american exceptionalism a lot and it's a controversial topic but is one way america is quite exceptional is in our problem with gun violence around the world. the other question or from our viewers is are there any societies the us could use as a model for reform or is the second amendment with its unacknowledged racial underpinnings the poison pill in us civil society? big question. >> i love that language, the poison pill. i have been likening the second amendment to the clock and we need to treat the second amendment the way we treated the 3/5 clause as a national prince embedded in our constitution. >> explain what tha

wonderful, but with a white glove with a parliamentary debate in soul on a key matter of national defense, a policy issue close to the hearts of pop fans in south korea and beyond. if k pop boy ban bts are required to do their military service, will they be confined to barracks and disappear from view? well, as a chance, it might not happen. what is the youth about me feel? even if they join the military, knew there be a way to give them a chance to practice and perform together? you know, if they're a scheduled concerts abroad and then i was good news for the fans. all young physically fit south korean man must do 21 months of military service. a legacy of the korean war which ended nearly 7 decades ago. technically south nor korea signed an armistice, but never a peace treaty. the korean peninsula remains heavily militarized. do 3. 0, the idea of the pop stars, a soldier has a long history in popular culture. when u. s. rock'n'roll legend, elvis presley entered the army in 1958. the day became known as black monday. but the king of rock'n'roll service did much to boost the public percep

in collective cause for democracy, justice, freedom of expression, government auto craft, james white with foreign adopting than ali. went with him the special edition of the listening post. we're taking a retrospective look at what happens the subsequent crushing of democratic move the clamp downs on freedom of the press that remain in place that we've chosen to focus on the stories of 3 countries to nicea where the movement got a star from egypt, where it appeared to be and serious work hit a brick wall. the arab springs, a starting point, came on december 17th of 2010 in the small, central tennessee and city of cities. luthey were a straight vector named mohammed. was this fed up with local official corruption, unable to make a living, to set himself to fine. it was one individual act of protests that would cost boys to seek his life and ultimately set off shockwave that would travel from north africa to the arabian. don't leave him to the nadia of if, if the regime of president banana created a kind of political police and the whole network to getting to people with heads. so that no m

with what china is threatening now. we have richard newton on what the white house should be doing now. we begin with aishah. >> good afternoon, charles. here on the hill, there's plenty of bipartisan support for the speaker of the house as china really starts to ratchet up its aggression to the u.s. and the fact that the speaker was bold enough to make this trip. speaker pelosi is spending the night in taipei tonight after getting a rock star welcome by a sea of people there shortly after she released a statement that attempts to send a message to china that this trip is not a provocation. that is not how china is reading it at all. chinese media has announced that they will start a series of military operations including live fire exercises around taiwan and flying across the median line. now, many republicans are lauding the speaker's trip, which others have taken in the past. they want the white house, specifically the president, to be firm with china. >> well past time to do this for the united states, to make clear that we will support taiwan if the chinese communists go for the ju

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the hispanic spouse and most inner marriages are white on hispanic spouse with somebody who's not white and on hispanic 80% 80% and when you take a look at the inner marriage rates of the two largest immigrant groups of the country those who say are of hispanic origin, you'll find that for example about 28% of hispanic newlyweds. mary in any given year. marry somebody who's not hispanic and similarly for asian americans almost 30% so we're talking about the future of the country. it is striking how much the two largest immigrant groups or populations that have a lot of immigrants in their populations are all are in the forefront of some of this some of the inner marriage changes that are underway. absolutely and you know, these numbers are coming at least from my side directly from great work by a sociologist named richard alba who is study this really extensively and that matters you know that that you have this kind of intermarriage rate intermarriage and mixed race people skyrocketed 300% over the last 10 years according to the census bureau. and so this is a trend that's g

this comes as crime is on the rise across the nation, with new york city declaring times square to be a gun-free zone. cbs's nancy cordes is at the whiteouse with more. >> for god's sake, whose side are you on? >> reporter: in the battleground state of pennsylvania today, president biden sought to flip an age-old political script, slamming republicans as "soft on crime." >> let me say this to my maga republican friends in congress: don't tell me you support law enforcement if you won't condemn what happened on the 6th! don't tell me! >> reporter: he cited conservatives who have downplayed the january 6th insurrection, and called to defund the f.b.i. as it investigates former president donald trump. >> there's no place in this country-- no place-- for endangering the lives of law enforcement. i'm opposed to defunding the police. i'm also opposed to defunding the f.b.i.! >> reporter: president biden's more aggressive tone comes as his party's prospects improve. the latest cbs news battleground tracker shows democratic support from white women with college degrees has jumped nine points in one month. >> i'm determined to ban assault weapo

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