and john wilkes is on the left and general the right and only john, doctor their fathers american-style of acting rated they said that john had more of the native fire and fury of his father in any of his family prayed in john wilkes booth relished violence roles and someone who loved murderers the murder sake alone as the reviewer said. john will lose his sword so vigorously that one fell off the stage into the orchestra and a month before he was assassinated lincoln and he was so realistic that he tortured a woman on the wheel so much and spectator was truly frightened by the hideous relevant ones distorted and fears and awake role as the briefly boasted about his masterpiece of cruelty. for john welch booth, and led to an emerging stage characters in real life. any often played rebels against thomas and he didn't just identify with the assassins, he became one of them. if in his mind he really was one of them, america is self was on the stage and lincoln was his targeted time printed assassinating lincoln in a theater would be moved ultimate sensational role in a couple of hours befo

it's fascinating and you talk about wilkes , i mean, when john wilkes wilkes, i mean, when john wilkeskes and was cry, you know, there was the cry, you know, there were mobs in street, but there was storming and was no storming parliament. and when when the when charles bradlow when the three was elected to three times he was elected to parliament northampton, parliament from northampton, he refused because refused to take the oath because he atheist. the whole of he was an atheist. the whole of the establishment against the establishment was against it, riots in the it, but there no riots in the street. let's least agree street. so let's at least agree that there's thing in this that there's one thing in this set i would be proud. but set that i would be proud. but this again. no, no, no . you this again. no, no, no. you know, ignorance is staggering . know, ignorance is staggering. there are constant election to a specific lord, lord, lord gordon and gordon riots so we can talk if you get discouraged being attacked and just take refuge among the clubs in st james's oh trump has left

remains in critical condition, shot in the head, at 26, officer wilk two weeks out of the academy. >at has come out of brain surgery, and is in critical but stable condition, as we speak. >> tonight, president biden calling the latest mass shooting census tweeting that we pray for the lives lost that impacted too many americans paying for the price of inaction with their lives. >>> new at 11:00, a car crashed in concord this evening and the blaze is the result, firefighters said without previous the building, it ruptured the gas line and it took a few hours but crews have contained most of the fire. pg&e is working to shut off the gas, concord police say the driver was hurt but not too badly, luckily nobody else in the building, willow pass road is still shut down at this hour. a bicyclist that after a car crashed on the peninsula, that a cyclist hit and killed in redwood city on old road, around 5:00 this evening. the cyclist is a 37-year-old man from south san francisco, they have not released his identity. at this time it is unclear exactly how the crash happened, bold the cyclist

she was badly damaged by wilke partisans. personally assessed the damage. moving forward with several policemen along the line, after about 300 m, in the place where it was completely torn apart, the nazis saw several workers busy felling the forest. questions why they work in this place? are there bandits and where are they? the worker was convinced by the eyelids that the forest was being felled. on the instructions of the gibbit commissar borisov, they did not see the bandits and they do not know anything about them. the workers were released. they continued felling the forest, and the century police ordered to start repairing the line. unexpectedly by massive fire was opened on the nazis. in the ensuing battle, the gautman schutz of the police century was killed and three ukrainian policemen , two were wounded after a short but fierce battle, the enemy went eastward to the huts. the 118th police security battalion was formed in the fall of 1942 in kiev from among western ukrainian nationalists , ukrainian prisoners of war and mobilized youth from rural

john wilkes booth enters the area where the president's sitting with mary along with a major rathbone and claire harris and suits the president point blank in the head present lincoln dies on april 15th. 1865 good friday. he then is taken back to springfield where he's going t be buried on a trip. that's some 1700 miles on the on the rail. it's when i think that we say it's the most prolonged most elaborate repeated ceremony in american history thousands along the way turn out to see the train and pay the respects to the slain president. so one of the final sections of what we call journey 2 in our museum represents lincoln lying and state at the state capitol here in springfield at the end of his long journey back from washington. it's very interesting to me even though this obviously is a replica of that scene. they'll stick capitals right down the road and people can go and visits a beautiful place, but when i see our guest internet reverential way, even if they're allowed school group or something they were quiet down immediately upon entering here. and so back to president lincol

and then john wilkes booth is at that speech turns to his friend and says that means n-word, citizenship, the last speech he'll ever give. and then wilkes booth, then goes into ford theater a couple of days later and shoots lincoln in the back of the head, five days after the surrender, it appears that. and so not surrendering. and so what i try to draw is a through around how there's what i call a consistent confederate battle plan ever. 1865 that has these multiple elements that part of it is ruthlessly rewriting the rules silently terrorism and that is what is is you know you know you lift up in terms of george floyd's great great grandfather built wealth and then had it taken through white domestic terrorism and then his family was plunged into the struggle that a lot of black people are. so what i try to illustrate in the book is that that we are still engaged in that fight, which is truly an existential battle in this country. and is going to be a multiracial democracy? or is it going to be a white nationalist nation? and that continues to this. and that's the subtext sometimes not

john this is officer wilkes body came. i'm just going to play this for a second more and freeze it almost right away. the first thing i want to point out to people is the guns. officer wilk is carrying a handgun officer galloway the long gun the importance there. so this is the glock 17. it has a 15 round capacity. this is what officer will has been trained on in the police academy. he's just four tours of duty out of there. cj has the colt m four patrol rifle. that's a 30 round magazine firing essentially military round 762 type rounds. ironically this is the same weapon that the shooter inside has, but they don't know that yet. as kate explained these two officers and only these two officers because they're the only ones there right now, as far as we know. they charge they go in explain what we're seeing here, so he's putting it over the police radio where they're approaching and what direction for other incoming officers to know their position, but they are moving towards the gunfire. they heard when they pull up, but t

wilkes. >> i'm very pleased to meet you. >> how do you deal. >> this is jefferson. mr. efferson. >> your white. > by the way with music as well. will e up for grabs. the left has a war on words. remember the dixie chicks are now just the chicks. lady antebellum, just lady a. heck even classic christmas carols like baby it's cold outside, they been rolling up with me 2 types as well. >> recently we woken up to the songs born date rape he undertones. [music]. >> what's in the street? could the seasonal scumbag date rape alarm going off any louder right now? >> yes, some radio stations decided to bow down and stop playing the song because of those types of people. how pathetic, yeah, all the way around. forget this nonsense claim for conservative books are banning books.the left is actually working to change history. remember there are the ones tearing down statutes and attacking classic artworks as they did yesterday at the national gallery of art in dc. all to protest climate change. >>. [inaudible]. >> now, all of us know these idiots will get slaps on the wrist because

blame trump for everything, but now he is changed, why are they silent, our party panel, alexander wilkes. and juan williams. and cofounder of base politics hannah gui hannah cox. atalex andra you have legal merits of the case which seem to be weaker than others that might befall president in near future, then the political ramifications. who pulled out ahead today? >> if you read this indictment, it looks like it is held together with dental floss. i know there are critics of the president who have read this and said to themselves, this is just trash. it will not hold up, i think you have to look at the precedent this sets for us as a nation going forward. and by the way i would object if there were an overzealous republican prosecutor out there somewhere who wanted to pull together some charms to charm joe biden or previous democratic president with the same partisan zeal. we will see every president there after will be charged by someone who wants to get their name in history book. bragg came off weak in his press conference. you look at news conference and what we are hearing, all eye

for more on what to expect, let's bring in lance wilkes. >> thanks for having me. >> lance, it is hardlieve this company is under the radar. let's dig deep into united health price target is a 12% upside what do you expect from the report >> i think the key thing is medical costs. as you look at this year and we start to see rising payrolls for hospitals and labor supply is controlling medical costs. see if those rise and if that beats medical costs. that is the most important thing for the name the second is the big services business optum health unit. they own doctors and they provide data and information for the healthcare system. those are set to beat today. that is interesting to see whether they are able to beat on the top line or beat on the top and bottom line. >> united health is 80% of revenue from premiums from business are those premiums under pressure with the current environment with a lot of sectors? i know tech is a small part, but job instability and other companies looking to cut costs >> great question. united is a diversified business they actually are equally posit

one officer this morning still in critical condition, officer nicholas wilkes is 26 years old, just graduatedago. the gunman began shooting minutes before the bank opened. kentucky governor said he lost a close friend. >> these ar irreplaceable, amag individuals that a terrible act of violence tore from all of us. one of whom was one of my closest friends. what we need right now in a word is love. i mean, just love. love for these families. they're going to need it. i can tell you. cheryl: the suspect was 25-year-old conor st sturgeon. he was an employee of the bank and was recently told he was being let go. the shooter live streamed the attack on his instagram account. that video has been pulled down. evan gerskovitz is wrongfully detained in russia. they say journalism is not a crime. we call for russian officials to release him. he is accused of espionage in russia which is denied. they are also calling for the release of paul wheelen. chinese regulators releasing a blueprint for you how the ccp plans to control artificial intelligence like chatgpt. among the proposed rules the content gen

we still have four patients in the hospital two remain in the icu, and officer wilkes still remains ind we have been able to upgrade the other patient in icu to stable condition. the other three remain in the hospital for nonlife-threatening injuries i want to thank my emergency department, doctors and nurses and the team at the trauma health that helped yesterday we used 170 units of blood yesterday to treat these victims, and the red cross, t their ability to get us that blood helped save lives. i will be happy to take questions at the end of the press conference thank you. >> thank you, dr. smith. now for a brief update on information, about things we learned, about the events and the assailant yesterday. i would like to call on the chief of police. >> to the mayor and everybody in attendance today, we have learned the suspect in this incident was a current employee with old national bank we have also learned that he purchased the weapon used in this tragic incident yesterday on april 4th he purchased the weapon legally from one of the local dealerships here in louisville we have ex

primarily we've been thinking about that in terms of the radical ideas that political leaders, like john wilkes articulated and how that appealed to patriots in the colonies. and we haven't been looking at the that the whig opposition and britain mobilized a particular set of narratives and a particular like kind of information that that mobilize just american patriots political action and. so one of the things that i found when i was doing research for this book was that the political. scene, i mean, certainly in britain, the political scene was always shifting. but the the strength of the whig opposition was centered in london. london of course, has an outsized role in colonial communications. it's where so many newspapers are printed and the whigs right, had i don't know. i don't know if it was half, but at certain times they had about many prominent presses as the as the ministry. and so when you have. this mix of what the newspapers that on the one hand is is very easy to discount as being ministry propaganda and. on the other hand, you have this group of opposition newspapers associated w

great, and he is definitely late, aka dead, he died [ laughter ] he died so tragically, when john wilkst of a phone booth and said, 'your hat or your life. but lincoln, he couldn't take off his hat. people don't know this he couldn't take off his hat, because it was a stove pipe, and therefore, hot to the touch. [ laughter ] trump then continued with his attacks on desantis. >> i said, "let's give it a shot, ron, okay? and he was desperate i said, "okay. i gave him a nice endorsement. i said, "you write out what you'd like and let me see it." he wrote it out, i thought it was terrible i changed it, made it great. from the moment i pressed that button, he blew the guy away the race was over. and i said, "ron, you can beat this guy let's go." i got him the nomination by the way, could have never gotten the nomination. he would be working in either a pizza parlor place or a law office right now >> seth: you know trump is a new yorker because the only two professions he can think of are pizza parlor and law office. [ laughter ] although trump has clearly never been inside a pizza place hims

. >> to remain in the officer will still offer wilke still remains in critical condition.and condolences pouring in from police departments across the country lauding officer wilt for exemplifying courage and fearlessness. 9 patients were transported to the hospital in total. hospital. officials say 170 units of blood were used to treat them. city leaders now asking louisville younes wanting to help to donate blood volunteer blood donors are needed each and every day to help save lives. >> that was markie. martin reporting just in the last hour, louisville police released some stunning body camera footage from the mass shooting. >> we do want to warn you some of these images might be hard to watch. this is video from officer cory galloway. one of the 2 patrol officers who responded to the shooting he and fellow responding officer nicholas wilt we just heard about were both shot at as they approached the bank officer wilt. what's the one shot in the head? officer galloway's body camera shows him perched behind a stairway outside the building after officer what was wounded,

scott repel a from wilkes barre told us he became a republican because he thinks trump is being attackedairly. he was like 2016. it's now 2023. you write all that time to indict him? it's just to me it's all because me paella is concerned about the former president's intensifying rhetoric against manhattan district attorney alvin bragg. i think you should keep his mouth shut. i mean, i think he's shoot himself on his front, but i mean, he can say what he wants to say, i guess down the road in plymouth borough republican kim ellard voted for president trump twice, but with his legal issues is on the fence. now i'm not certain that i would support him. in 2024. i'm not certain even that he's you know, um, completely innocent. i'm just saying that i do feel as though it's politically motivated. it's all made up. it's a farce. they're trying to keep them out of office. republican craig victor says he is adamantly against the charges did yesterday's charges. change if you would support him in 2024 no. i'm not saying i'm going to vote for him either. other um, candidates on the republican side

we still have four patients in the hospital to remain in the icu officer will still, officer wilkes stillemains in critical condition, but we have been able to upgrade our other patient in the icu to stable condition, the other to remain in the hospital being treated for non life threatening injuries. i want to thank my team again. the emergency department physicians and nurses my trauma team at u of our health and all those that supported us yesterday. i also want to send a thank you to the american red cross. we used 100 and 70 units of blood yesterday to treat these victims which far outstrips our hospital capacity and their ability to get us that blood to save those lives help save those lives, so i want to thank them for that. i'll be happy to take questions at the end of the press conference. thank you. thank you, dr smith. now for a brief update on some information about things that we've learned about the events and the assailant yesterday. i like to call on our chief of police, jacqueline gwyn villarroel. chief. to the mayor and everyone who was in attendance on today. we have le

wedge, but there was one gentleman in the audience who did appreciate it significance and that was wilkes booth and he said that means n-word citizenship. that's the last species ever going to give by god. i'm on a running through and three days later murdered lincoln not because he issue the emancipation proclamation, which is here in my time and not because he supported the 15th and 13th amendment, but because he called for black voting rights and therefore, i think it's appropriate for us in the 21st century to regard lincoln as a martyr to black civil rights as much as martin luther king or midgar evers or any of those people who were murdered in the 1960s as they championed the civil rights revolution of that time. thank you very much indeed for that. noah feldman you write that the use of biblical language and imagery in the gettysburg address marked a great change for lincoln who's a non-religious rationalist and he could now describe the aims of the war at the union and the constitution in new moralized terms. tell us new about and and you very provocatively argued that the idea o

you know, we'll cancel culture and so on is hardly mr wilk.eah but here's that's that's actually good example. because look at donald trump and joe biden since 2016. i've argued that donald trump represents the gop's personality crisis. donald trump is not policy. there is no trumpism apart from the man, whereas and trump plagiarized reagan and all of his policies, whereas joe biden is stealing ideas from bernie sanders so by nationalist biden shows how the democratic party has veered to the left on energy and climate issues that the public is with the republican view on hr one, the lower energy costs act they want permitting reform. they want more nuclear energy. they wanted all of the above energy students of this, but you can't get that here because the numbers hold on hold on a second represented in terms of this. do you think that this particular one tricia gotham. do you think that she has misled her voters? and do you think they have a right to be angry today? i think i think voters always have a right to be angry. i think i think any p

that's increasingly intolerant of different views, you know, will cancel culture and so on is hardly mr wilkll, yeah, but here's that's that's actually good example. because look at donald trump and joe biden since 2016. i've argued that donald trump represents the gop s personality crisis. donald trump is not policy. there is no trumpism apart from the man, whereas and trump plagiarized reagan and all of his policies, whereas joe biden is stealing ideas from bernie sanders so by nationalist biden shows how the democratic party is veers to the left on energy and climate issues that the public is with the republican view on hr one, the lower energy cost act. they want permitting reform. they want more nuclear energy. they wanted all of the above energy students of this, but you can't get that area because the numbers hold on. hold on. the second is not represented in terms of this. do you think that this particular one tricia cottam. do you think that she has misled her voters? and do you think they have a right to be angry today? i think i think voters always have a right to be angry. i thin

felt this was important enough for him to be here so thank you thank you so much, undersecretary wilkese i promise you everything, you all find randy moore, chief more. the one piece i want to say, the urban community force we signed a partnership the other day over there but that's going to put treeplanting and canopy in our cities. that's going to reduce those energy bills and the degree of temperature ten, 15°. take full advantage of that. that's $1 billion that you can participate and we have grants that's out there and we need to take full advantage. i want every dime spit, every dime should be spent. >> and we will end up like we begin. he said we need to get all we can and when you do get it now. make sure that you conduct. thank you so much. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mayor fred scott junior, a public arkansas in present of the african-american mayors association. and robert smith, president and ceo of vista equity partners. [applause] >> well, good morning. we have the privilege and the great opportunity to share time and space

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officer wilkes shot in the head.icer galloway grazed by a bullet, falling and then rushing to cover. >> he's shooting straight through these windows right towards the officer. >> soon after returning fire, killing the suspect. officials say the 25-year-old connor sturgeon, current employee at the bank, had set up an ambush in the front lobby waiting for authorities to arrive after causing more than a dozen casualties killing five people with an ar-15 he bought six days prior. >> we know he left a note. we know he texted or called at least one person to let them know he was suicidal and contemplating harm. >> overnight, his family telling abc news in a statement "while the shooter had mental health challenges which we as a family were actively addressing, there were never any warning signs or indications he was capable of this shocking act." the officer is now in critical condition. the deputy chief commending his bravery on just his fourth shift as a police officer. >> the officer was a brand new officer. he had no e

. >> thank you >>> and then officer wilkes was on the job just ten days before being shot >> to be honest frequent we are having to deal with gun violence in our community people say they are tired, but it's more than tired, i am weary. only so many times you can walk into a room and tell somebody they are not coming home tomorrow it breaks your heart when you hear somebody screaming mom, or daddy, it's too hard to do that day in and day out i'm a doctor but to those that make policy, state or federal, do something, because doing nothing is not working. >> the chief medical officer at the louisville health, and some of the victims are still in the hospital and under the care of your staff what more can you tell us about them >> first, thanks for having me on we still have three individuals in the hospital, and the officer is still in the icu, and he's critical but stable. the other two are being treated from the shooting. >> it's good news the officer has been stabilized. do you expect him to survive and make a full recovery >> it's too early to be able to say what his long-term outcome w

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