she would speak in vague terms so we would drive by whitesboro, a small town was a black and whitesboro, i thought it was funny that it's a black town in. [speaking in native tongue] but nana told me that that town was founded by someone her father worked with. , it was founded by a man named george henry white. he was the last black congressman from north carolina as the jim crow law were stopping black people from voting. he was in congress, nana's father will higgins was his secretary. he helped him write. sometimes i would write something in tuesday that's so nice you must've gotten that from my father. he was a secretary for the black congressperson. this man tried to put ten to sessions the first antilynching law in 1900. it was never taken up but he wrote it. >> this congress? >> yes is congressman. in 1902 he left and said i'm leaving, there is not another black congressperson from north carolina for 90 years. there is not another black person in congress from anywhere for nearly 30 years. i did not know the specifics. i didn't know while will hagan was working for this man ther

host: james, from whitesboro, texas. caller: yes. host: mr. schulte i am glad to see you. done.a procedure the facility was in fresno, texas. they took wonderful history. however, the doctor did not read the medical history and i had a serious reaction to the drug he used. it was clearly on my record as being something that i had a reaction to. i tried to get -- like i said, i almost died -- i tried to get the records, including all the papers, admission papers that the interviewer took when he was taking the history from me, because it was well document, and now, i can't get that. they say they destroyed the paper records. the electronic records i got, they say -- we don't keep electronic records, from the papers that we use for admission, including the medical history and such and such. i am not quite sure what to do. dr. lopez was the physician at fault here. what should a person like me do? there is no paper record remaining. i can't get the medical records, even though they claim they exist. they specifically say that the ones that are relevant, they -- cate guest: th