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Ford's Theatre Lincoln Symposium
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American History TV : CSPAN3 : March 27, 2016 3:00am-4:01am EDT
by CSPAN3
against slavery. atcoln made his statement the southernmost part of .llinois he defended the rights of blacks as human beings under the declaration of independence, but said he could not accept them as socially equal. that was more than a commonly held view. heldof the abolitionists that view at the time. we are dealing with a different world than our world. maybe we don't appreciate how much progress we have made. lincoln did that as a way to deal with the relentless racist arguments of douglas in those debates, and at the same time try and make the argument that lacks also -- blacks also were human. >> two questions. where was the abolition house, boarding house, lincoln resided at when he was in congress? could you expand more on, did lincoln have conversations potentially with his father about treating him like a slave whereto his 21st birthday he was no longer being hired out by his father as a slave? sidney blumenthal: thank you. on the first question, the boarding house was run by a widow named mrs. sprague. boarding house was on a row of boarding houses where congress now exist
against slavery. atcoln made his statement the southernmost part of .llinois he defended the rights of blacks as human beings under the declaration of independence, but said he could not accept them as socially equal. that was more than a commonly held view. heldof the abolitionists that view at the time. we are dealing with a different world than our world. maybe we don't appreciate how much progress we have made. lincoln did that as a way to deal with the relentless racist arguments of...
With All Due Respect : BLOOMBERG : March 10, 2016 5:00pm-6:01pm EST
by BLOOMBERG
.llinois in particular charlie: yes or no answer. three newsworthy controversies. himher they helped politically or hurt him politically. -- [indiscernible] >> hurt over the long haul. in the: doesn't hurt short term. >> hard to say. punched people getting at trump rail. >> hurt. cholidase >> that hurt -- biggest reason hurts, it highlights his trouble with woman. campaign manager man handled reporter. mark: allegedly. >> there's a video of him. new story out today about trump model. where he imported 14-year-old girls, he has a woman problem. the biggest one. mark: got to leave it there. charlie: up next, two people kasich and cruz campaign. preview the debate tonight. watching inyou're washington d.c., you can listen bloomberg 99.1 fm. we'll be right back. mark: joining us now alex. the newly minted -- welcome to you both. be here.to mark: trent what's your candidate's goal tonight, kasich? >> continue to do what he's been doing. he is the one best ready to be states.t of the united he distinguished himself from the other three. there's a lot of people on the stage that know
.llinois in particular charlie: yes or no answer. three newsworthy controversies. himher they helped politically or hurt him politically. -- [indiscernible] >> hurt over the long haul. in the: doesn't hurt short term. >> hard to say. punched people getting at trump rail. >> hurt. cholidase >> that hurt -- biggest reason hurts, it highlights his trouble with woman. campaign manager man handled reporter. mark: allegedly. >> there's a video of him. new story out...
Bloomberg West : BLOOMBERG : March 14, 2016 6:00pm-7:01pm EDT
will go to the polls. missouri,llinois, ohio, arizona. could we see some surprises? last year -- last week in michigan, bernie sanders pulled off an unexpected win. i spoke to mark halperin and john heilemann and asked, in today's smartphone era are some pollsters failing to reach young voters? are using cellrs phones, it is one of the things good pollsters from bad pollsters. it was recognized a long time ago that you will miss one big demographic chunk. there is a lot of bad polling. there is also some good polling. there are some that are really good and some that are not so good and a brave new world of online polling where people are just trying to figure out how to do it. the futurehing of but eventually we will end up getting there. -- is emily: how is polling different in this age? >> part of the challenge is there is this great appetite for polling now. isry poll on television treated equally even the other is a difference and there is an effort to figure out how do you poll so that you can afford it because most news organizations don't want to spend more than they h
will go to the polls. missouri,llinois, ohio, arizona. could we see some surprises? last year -- last week in michigan, bernie sanders pulled off an unexpected win. i spoke to mark halperin and john heilemann and asked, in today's smartphone era are some pollsters failing to reach young voters? are using cellrs phones, it is one of the things good pollsters from bad pollsters. it was recognized a long time ago that you will miss one big demographic chunk. there is a lot of bad polling. there...
Ford's Theatre Lincoln Symposium : CSPAN3 : March 19, 2016 9:00am-12:31pm EDT
. it was race against slavery. atcoln made his statement the southernmost part of .llinois he defended the rights of blacks as human beings under the declaration of independence, but said he could not accept them as socially equal. that was more than a commonly held view. heldof the abolitionists that view at the time. we are dealing with a different world than our world. maybe we don't appreciate how much progress we have made. lincoln did that as a way to deal with the relentless racist arguments of douglas in those debates, and at the same time try and make the argument that lacks also -- blacks also were human. >> two questions. where was the abolition house, boarding house, lincoln resided at when he was in congress? could you expand more on, did lincoln have conversations potentially with his father about treating him like a slave whereto his 21st birthday he was no longer being hired out by his father as a slave? sidney blumenthal: thank you. on the first question, the boarding house was run by a widow named mrs. sprague. boarding house was on a row of boarding houses where cong
. it was race against slavery. atcoln made his statement the southernmost part of .llinois he defended the rights of blacks as human beings under the declaration of independence, but said he could not accept them as socially equal. that was more than a commonly held view. heldof the abolitionists that view at the time. we are dealing with a different world than our world. maybe we don't appreciate how much progress we have made. lincoln did that as a way to deal with the relentless racist...