mcgowan, the interview. >> there are people in fancy dresses. posing. on the red carpet. and blacks close with stupid len war was a lie. i knew they would drop the activists for the pr. >> it was most important night for the #metoo movement hollywood stars wearing black to reel against sexual misconduct that lingered for decades. yet one of the most crucial people in this saga wasn't there. rose mcgowan for her that night was all for show. >> every time i thought about those black dresses i would get a body flash back. right new. >> what do you mean by body flash back. >> i can feel him there. >> the him she's speaking about is harvey weinstein. more than 90 women including mcgowan have come forward to accuse the once-powerful movie mogul of acts ranging from sexual misconduct to rape. >> this is an international rapist. this is the truth of what it is. this is an international rape factory. every single place he ever stayed there are people there set up to help him rape. this is how it went. this is how it was. people went in. girls. where he s

rose mcgowan, the interview, we'll be right back. hiiiiiii! hey hun. look at all this extra room i have on this king size ikea bed. i'm rolling! are you wearing a... duvet cover? why yes. yes i am. looks good, doesn't it? (phone buzzes) you can't see me can you? nope. it's because of these new blackout curtains! hi kids!! where's mom? we finally redid our bedroom and she's prettttttttttty into it. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline," rose mcgowan, the interview. >> there are people in fancy dresses. posing. on the red carpet. and blacks close with stupid len war was a i knew they would drop the activists for the pr. >> it was most important night for the #metoo movement hollywood stars wearing black to reel against sexual misconduct that lingered for decades. yet one of the most crucial people in this saga wasn't there. rose mcgowan for her that night was all for show. >> every time i thought about those black dresses i would get a body flash back. right new. >> what do you

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tonight the actress rose mcgowan on her unwanted encounter with the movie mogul, hollywood hypocrisy and her deeply personal new memoir "brave," plus, puerto rico and the state of the union. my conversation with the mayor of san juan about the long road to recovery from hurricane maria. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> "amanpour" on pbs was made possible by the generous support of rosalynn p. walter. ♪ ♪ >> good evening, everyone, and welcome to the program. i'm christiane amanpour in london. the me too movement continues to cast its long shadow from washington to hollywood and points in between, delivering his first state of the union address, president donald trump was met by a sea of black as democratic lawmakers staged a show of support for women in the workplace. it all started when a few brave actors spoke out publicly against the hollywood mega producer harvey weinstein, one of the first and loudest voices belongs to rose mcgowan, and in her new book "brave," she speaks in painstaking detail about the alleged assault by weinstein whom she identifies only as the monster. mr. weinstein denie

our guest tonight, actor, activist and author of the new book "brave" rose mcgowan is joining us, everyone! ( cheers and applause ) but first -- but first, news from america's motherland. yesterday a british lawmaker arrived two minutes late to the house of lords, and then this happened. >> my lord, the house, i wonder if you permit me to offer my sincere apology to baroness lister for not being in my place to answer the matter at the beginning of questions. i'm thoroughly ashamed for not being in my place and therefore i shall be offering my resignation immediately -- ( crowd saying, no ) >> trevor: oh, no? yeah, get the (bleep) out of here! two minutes late, you should resign. get out of here! seems like a small thing but how are you late? your whole building is a clock! come on, man! ( laughter ) i don't really care about this. i'm black. i don't care. ( laughter ) but let's move on. tomorrow is groundhog day. which leads me to ask what the hell is groundhog day? people pull a rodent out of the ground and ask the animal to predict the weather. which is so unfair because, if africans wer

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mcgowan had gotten into a hot tub with mr. weinstein, something she did consensually and something in hindsight was something she regretted. it caused her reputation to be sullied despite having done nothing wrong. messick who suffered from depression took her own life thursday. according to her family, being in the headlines really impacted jill messick. she was someone who had been attacked for her role in this saga that she never chose to engage in. >> a lawyer for harvey weinstein has called rose mcgowan's claims of rape a bold lie. we reached out to rose mcgowan, but she has not responded to our request. a sad story all the way around. >> thank you, vlad. >>> there's an accusal of more dopi >>> lawmakers want to know why fema awarded a contract for 30 million meals to a one-person company. >> ahead, the contractor tells us about her surprise at being chosen and her disappointment when she couldn't deliver the meets to hurricane-ravaged puerto rico. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." that's why there's otezla. otezla i

mcgowan had got noon a hten int tub with mr. weinstein. with hindsight, something she regretted. the family says the e-mail's release caused her reputation to be sullied despite having done nothing wrong. messick, who suffered from depression, took her own life thursday. >> being in the headlines really impacted gel messick. she was someone who had been attacked for her role in this saga that she knew chose to engage in. >> reporter: a lawyer for harvey weinstein has caused actress ross mcgowan's claims of rape a bold lie. we reached out to her for comment but she has not commented on our request. >> just a sad story all around. >>> accusing more countries of cheating in the olympics. ahead in a preview of his "60 minutes" conversation, why he believes more than 20 cou >>> lawmakers want to know why fema awarded a contract for 30 million meals to a one-person company. >> the contractor tells us about her surprise at being chosen and her disappointment when she couldn't deliver meals. icane-ravaged puerto rico. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." that's why there's otezla. otez

they're so easy to blackmail. >> don mcgowan clearly knew about this several months ago. clear reports that john kelly did as well. where's the break down? >> in the process. every assistant in the united states attorney has to go through the same background check you're talking about. when there's a problem, they don't give you progress reports. when there's an issue, it comes to the employing agency to make this decision. >> it's not the fbi's decision. >> no. the fbi is a collector of facts and information that they would present. in our case it was to the department of justice. you as u.s. attorney spoke to people at the department of justice and said here are the facts. are we comfortable providing clearance to this person or not? are there standards? there are standards in the bush administration that would automatically disqualify someone. this was the decision of the white house. depending when it was presented, whether presented to chief of staff preibus or chief of staff kelly, along with the white house counsel, they're the decision-making parties here. clearly

we got his brother frank mcgowan now on "chasing news." frank, welcome. >> thanks. bill: so let me ask you this. your brother was murdered. i can't wrap my head around what your family went through. so also take about what did you go through now? you hear that your brother's killer out. >> well, we are reliving the merd all over again. yous with a shock back then. it is even bigger shock now she has been released. we had no input into her commuted sentence. >> how did you find out? >> i found out on my 65th birthday party. bill: ok. >> my son got a text from my nephew who found out about it on social media. my son waited until the end of the party to tell me. s that how we found out. >> tell me, bring me back to 1911. you know? this is somebody that you knew. this is fiance. did you have any expectations? like what walk me through? what happen sid? didn't know her. what happened is my brother split up with his girlfriend of seven years. mable had gone back to washington state. i didn't know he was dating lisa. my mother told me that. she had met her once and was not

i think premier from leicestershire mark mcgowan said once in a lifetime.yb maybe. hopefully you have a long life and you will see another one. the point was, however, that caused a great boon and there were transitional adjustments there. some regions were hit very hard. having saidvi that, because of e opportunities for all of the free-trade agreements we have created, we've seen stronger growth in our regions and that has been i h think that is been one of the features that has perhaps cushion the impact of what otherwise would of been a very hard landing. so having many strings to your bow, having a diversified economy is particularly important. >> thank you, mr. prime minister. i have the next question which is this. i have the second question, and with regard to president trump, he started a national conversation with regard to infrastructure and i think i speak for all of the nation's thernors we all appreciate fact, in the premieres, that infrastructure is a constant challenge with regard to mobility and safety for our constituents. i know that given that's

rose mcgowan will talk about her and her on c-span2 experiences working in the entertainment industry, live at 7:00 p.m.. >> earlier today, president traveled to west virginia to address legislators at the republican congressional retreat. clark's father, thank you for the way you provide for us and our nation. each day, we can count on your hand. you provide our daily bread. we provide for us in ways can never, ever thank you enough for. we want to stop for a moment and say thank you. us theou for allowing privilege for being able to serve, for giving us the attitude of servants. we pray you pour onto west what you spoke to jeremiah when you , not if you utter worthy worthless words, you will be my spokesman. i pray you give us were the words to speak to a nation that needs encouragement right now. i pay for our president and the vice president and their teams. i pray you continue to pour wisdom over them, give them inside that can only come from you, direct their hearts, their mines, help 13's to function in unity for the sake of the nation summit who desperately need the unity. i p

she took her own life on wednesday, she used to manage actress rose mcgowan. macau when accused weinstein of groping her. her family says she is bipolar and battle depression for years. she said she did not defend herself against mcgowan's allegations so that women would still come forward. . >> dreamers will not be deported. it hundred 50 participants are in the military. the servicemembers will not be deported if their legal protections expire. the only expection is for someone who commits a serious crime or if a federal judge ordered them to be deported. >>> the state department of water resources is facing another lawsuit for the spillway failure. according to the sacramento bee. they are suing the department for up to $50 billion. the state department of water resources is being sued by the city or orville and a group of farmers and business owners affected by the failure. the department says it has not commented on the lawsuit. >>> the dry winter this year has left the sierra snowpack at its lowest level at four. the snowpack is 23% of average. that is l

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are you saying don mcgowan and chief of staff kelly were not told about the allegations about rob porter. that is what has been reporting. you said that was false reporting. >> what i'm saying is false reporting is some of the information about rob not getting permanent security clearance. he was not denied one. the process was ongoing. >> he didn't get it. >> he didn't get it. >> the fbi brought forward the allegations and found the allegations credible. that was the reason he didn't have the security clearance correct? >> people like me are learning it this week like you're learning it. what i'm saying to you is there is a process in place we rely on and respect. that was being followed here. i'm also told that is why investigations continue and not why they're ceased. there probably are instances -- i'm guessing -- there are probably instances the fbi is looking at a background check and saying this person shouldn't be working in this white house. that was not the case here as far as i can tell. let me repeat myself. >> no, hold on. let me interrupt you. colby holderness told the fbi

tonight at 12:30 5 on night lin rose mcgowan sits down with juju chang after jimmy kimmel live. >> they will reduce or toss out altogether criminal convictions for marijuana dating back decades. district attorney george gas cone announced more than 3,000 misdemeanor convictions will be reversed and the defendant's records expunged. more than 5,000 felonies will be reexamined to see it they could be thrown out. that move is allowed under the ballot measure that legalized recreational cannabis use in california. he says many of the convictions just no longer make sense. >> i believe that long ago we lost our ability to distinguish the dangerous from the knew sen newsomence. it has broken our pocket books and fabric of our communities and we have not been any safer for it. >> people who have been convicted of violent felonies, keep in mind, are not eligible for this program. >> abc7 news has learned that seismic movement on the hayward fault most likely caused last sunday's massive water pipeline break in hayward. abc7 news reporter vic lee has the story. >> reporter: what happened here su

and rose mcgowan said it is part of the pervasive toxic culture. >> you wrote it's abusive against women and call it art. >> yes. and death proof, my face gets shattered over and over and smashed they tell you what they think of women. he gets lotted for having strong female characters look what he does to them. every single one of these men tell you the truth you just have to look and see it. >> from the hollywood hills to capital hill the me too movement spread across multiple industries including the tech world. >> the me too movement was happening in silicon valley years ago. >> she writes about the ramt pant issue of sexual harassment in silicon valley including so called boys club. >> so much business happen outside of the office at the bobod bar, the hot tub. we will never know how many great ideas never got a chance because the people making the decisions are almost entirely men. >> following theein his former film studio was headed b reports the weinstein company will be acquired and rebranded . they are betting new leadership will continue their winning hand. >> if we move the

mcgowan accused weinstein of raping her in 1997. jill messick was 50. >>> and the remains were found in planters on property macarthur used as storage in exchange for doing landscaping work. macarthur has been charged withing the remains of five missing member. they have as many as ten missing men and they expect more charges. >>> the "miami herald" says bad information led a woman to flush her hamster down the toilet. she said spirit told her the emotional support rodent wasn't allowed on the flight from baltimore to florida. she claims an airline employee suggested she flush it down the toilet. someone earlier told her she could bring the hamster on the flight. >>> people reports the white house has hit back atom rosa manigault newman following her political comments. she said she was haunted by the president's tweets. she also said america is not going to be okay under mr. trump. yesterday the white house policies are allowing more passengers to stay on their flights. for all the eyes that get itchy and watery near pugs. for all

tonight at 12:30 5 on night lin, rose mcgowan sits down with juju chang after jimmy kimmel live. >> they will reduce or toss out altogether criminal convictions for marijuana dating back decades. district attorney george gas cone announced more than 3,000 misdemeanor convictions will be reversed and the defendant's records expunged. more than 5,000 felonies will be reexamined to see it they could be thrown out. that move is allowed under the ballot measure that legalized recreational cannabis use in california. he says many of the convictions just no longer make sense. >> i believe that long ago we lost our ability to distinguish the dangerous from the knew sen newsomence. it has broken our pocket books and fabric of our communities and we have not been any safer for it. >> people who have been convicted of violent felonies, keep in mind, are not eligible for this program. >> abc7 news has learned that seismic movement on the hayward fault most likely caused last sunday's massive water pipeline break in hayward. abc7 news reporter vic lee has the story. >> reporter: what happened here su

actress rose mcgowan, one of the first to accuse weins rape, says she believed the people around the media mogul permitted his behavior. >> everybody knew. >> you really believe >> i know that. i was there. >> reporter: the lawsuit now jeopardizes the sale of the weinstein company. any sale must ensure that victims will be compensated. weinstein's attorney says a fair investigation will find that the allegations are without merit. if the purpose inquiry is suppose enkourmt reform throughout to film weinstein will embrace the investigation. the suit in new york is hardly weinstein's only legal problem. the district attorney in los angeles is considering possible charges and weinstein also faces a cri investigation in both new york and london. >>> turning to president trump under fire for defending a top aide who stepped down over a string of domestic violence allegations. the president said it's a tough time for rob porter and follow upd with a tweet about people being falsely accused. porter's ex-wife is responding. abc's serena marshall has more from washington. >> reporter: she's f

actress rose mcgowan, one of the first people to accuse weinstein of rain rain, says she believes the people around the media mogul enabled his alleged behavior. calling it a complicity machine. >> everybody knew. >> you really believe that? >> i know that. i was there. >> reporter: the lawsuit now jeopardizes the sale of the weinstein company. expected any day now. schneiderman saying any sale of the weinstein company must ensure that victims will be compensated. in response to the suit, weinstein's attorney says a fair investigation will find that the allegations are without merit. if the purpose of the inquiry is to encourage reform through to film industry, mr. weinstein will embrace the investigation. if the purpose, however, is to scapegoat mr. weinstein, he will vigorously defend himself. the suit in new york is hardly weinstein's only legal problem. the district attorney in los angeles is considering possible charges and weinstein also faces a criminal investigation in both new york and london. >>> turning to president trump under fire for defending a top aide who stepped down

. >>> then, the shocking death of fiery actress rose mcgowan's former manager. >> why her grieving family is blasting the actress. >> plus, to kiss or not to kiss. that is the question. what's the appropriate way for a man to greet a woman in th

. >>> plus, actress rose mcgowan freak out. >>> and a mayor's confession. >> i'm very embarrassed and deep leah shamed. >>

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mcgowan theater at the national archives. i am the archivist and it's a pleasure to welcome you here, those of you here in the theater and those of you joining on the youtube special in and a special welcome to our c-span audience. before we get to today's discussion i would like to let you know about two programs coming up soon. on friday that were 16th at noon professors chris my wrist and george derek musgrove will be here to talk about a tumultuous four century story of race and democracy in washington d.c. yesterday that the soft served as a national battleground for contentious issues including segregation and civil rights of the drug war. after a two-year absence from public view abraham lincoln's original proclamation will be on display in the east rotunda gallery during presidents' day weekend. don't miss this rare pretended to see the original emancipation proclamation. the document will be made available for viewing on february 17 come 18th and 19th between the hours of 10:00 and 5:30 h. day three to learn more abo

. >> reporter: original weinstein accuser, rose mcgowan, called herself the architect of his downfall in an interview with stevphen colbert, and saying, people have been trying to make her feel like she was crazy. >> it's called gaslighting. >> reporter: now, word that mcgowan's former manager, jill messic, has committed suicide. her family said seeing her name in headlines again and again was devastating for her. she became collateral damage in a horrific story. in addition to the l.a. cases, criminal cases are taking place in new york and london. there's no timeline when or if charges will come. >>> mr. roker is back with a check of the forecast. >> a quick look at what's going on around the country. you can see delightfully warm in the southwest. not just warm, but delightfully warm. warm. bitter cold in the plains. to have strength in life warm. bitter cold in the plains. you need one key ingredient... confidence. new rénergie lift multi- action ultra. visible anti-aging benefits with spf 30 in an oil-free formula to visibly lift, firm and reduce the appearance of dark spots. see

. >> tonight juju chang with rose mcgowan speaking out about the nightmare that's still haunt her. and the people who enable him. >> every place he ever stayed there are people set up to help him rape. >> striking back at the criticism for one settling with weinstein. >> i took money because it was my only way of saying i do not like this. i do not want this. >> now vowing to continue her fight. >> what's justice look like

it was only when rose mcgowan exposed the truth about one scene that stars are, producers, directors, and even hillary clinton or forced her to issue there late in the game denunciation. and it ditto for conference my congress. it was not until reports emerged of the settlements paid to those accused. and by the way, while we are on that, he was forced into retirement over harassment allegations. he was that way for your, and everybody knew that. so i ask you, if these democrats care so much about women, especially vulnerable young women, why didn't any of them speak out? we all know why. now, this is really good. even a supreme court justice seems to be hopping on at the bandwagon, citing a toxic testosterone filled atmosphere for hillary's election laws. >> i think it was difficult for hillary clinton to get by the macho atmosphere prevailing during that campaign. anybody who watched that campaign unfold would feel the same way that i do. sexism played a prominent part. >> laura: i'm sure she cannot decide any case involving trump. this is an outrage. she has basically become a poli

mcgowan theater at the national archives. i am the archivist and it's a pleasure to welcome you here, those of you here in the theater

. >> reporter: original weinstein accuser, rose mcgowan, called herself the architect of his downfall in an interview with stephen colbert, and said, people have been trying to make her feel like she was crazy. >> it's called gaslighting. it's been going on -- >> people did try to gaslight you. >> word that mcgowan's former manager jill messick has committed suicide. her family said seeing her name in headlines again and again was devastating for her. she became collateral damage in a horrific story. in addition to the l.a. cases, criminal investigations are taking place in new york and london. there's no timeline for when or if charges will come. >> blake mccoy with the latest developments, thank you. >>> mr. roker is back with a check of the forecast. >> a quick look at what's going on around the country. you can see delightfully warm in the southwest. not just warm, but delightfully warm. bitter cold in the plains. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. to have strength in life you need one key ingredient... confidence. new rénergie lift multi-

rose mcgowan accused harvey weinstein of raping her in 1997 an allegation that weinstein said was lie. jill was his manager at the time. later that year, messic went on to become an executive at harvey weinstein film company miramax. her name resurfaced during coverage. numerous allegations against weinstein. >>> in los angeles, flames tore through a bel air mansion more than 100 firefighters working to put it out. two firefighters were hurt and will be okay. crews are monitoring hot spots. he cause is under investigation. >>> three suspects charged after a bloody clash outside the state capital return to court today. a sacramento superior court judge will decide whether to drop assault and rioting charges against the antifascist demonstrators. among them, yvonne felarca, the berkeley teacher. >>> new details on the man charged for the kidnapping, rape and murder of a 14-year- old girl in antioch in 1980. mitchell baycome is entering a not guilty plea. a fisherman discovered the body of a woman in the river days after she disappeared while babysitting. investigators linked him to the

was mark mcgowan you mobilized the masses who gave them the language of things like civil disobedience and nonviolence who spoke of the national the struggle is a struggle for truth he gave it a strong modernistic fervor and he completely inspired the masses to rise up behind him or gandhi himself a lifelong preacher of nonviolence and gandhi when tom fairly quickly to establish himself as the spiritual leader of the indian national congress led freedom struggle. the indian national congress was a political party made up of the elite of hindu and muslim society. it had been pushing for self rule since the turn of the twentieth century. with gandhi's mobilization of the masses the party transformed into a populist movement and attracted new leaders with new ambitions men like to warlow ni route never was very attracted to my gandhi and gandhi was very impressed with and he was gone these hand-picked provision to lead the the sort of political party the national movement gandhi himself never took any political position didn't want one and nearly everything from leading the indian nationa

i was talking to rose mcgowan. she was asking a good question. did the fisa judge ask the right questions or was this a rubber stamp? >> dana: right. fbi agents i talked to today said it is impossible to get a rubber stamp. this is not a process. you can't say high bar and rubber stamp. >> when you were press secretary you never let me ask hypothetical questions. now you're asking me one. >> dana: i asked it to myself. personal privilege. thank you very much. the house intelligence committee memo putting the spot light on the surveillance of a former trump campaign adviser. one news organization said everyone is describing in detail a 5,000 piece jigsaw puzzle after looking at a couple dozen of its pieces. it's ok that evere ignores me while i drive. it's fine. because i get a safe driving bonus check every six months i'm accident free. and i don't share it with mom! right, mom? righttt. safe driving bonus checks. only from allstate. switching to allstate is worth it. my healthy routine helps me feel my best. so i add activia yogurt to my day. wi

rose mcgowan will be talking about her new book and about her experiences working in the entertainment industry. that is live tomorrow on c-span2. next, the ambassador for the palestine liberation organization talking about relations with the u.s.. >> good afternoon, everybody. thank you for joining us today. if we can silence all cell phones, especially with the television crews here. i am the executive director here at the jerusalem fund and the palestine center. it is a pleasure to welcome you all here today, including everyone watching online. it is also an honor to introduce and welcome our distinguished , whoer, the ambassador will be speaking about the latest developments and next steps for palestinians on the political and diplomatic front. hisident trump announced decision to recognize jerusalem as the undivided capital of israel, along with plans to move at the u.s. embassy into jerusalem. this move has severe implications for future peace negotiations, and for any u.s. role in such talks. the trump administration also made the unprecedented step of withholding millions of do

attorney general jeff sessions and homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen and later, actress rose mcgowan talked about heir memoir, brave, and her career in hollywood. live coverage here on c-span 2. >> sunday night, on "after words," former speech write are for president george w. bush and atlantic columnist, david from, with his book "the corruption of the american republic, trump october contractsy. o'"hi i speaker individual by carlos -- >> comes from the same root as democracy, is a book about the study of power. that's what the sufficient fix means. the story another donald trump's power, he does it get it, obtain it, get away with it. it's a system of enabling, the system in the white house, the system between trump and congress, the statement between trump and the media that enables him and creates an audience. the system that involves the republican donor elite, the traditional elements of the republican party and between him and that core group of his voters, within the republican party, who enabled him to win the republican nomination and then go on to the presidency. >> watch

[applause] veterans, as you exit the mcgowan theater, volunteers will present each of you with the vietnam veterans lapel pin. on the back is embossed "a grateful nation thanks and honors you." the commemoration is a national initiative and the pin is the nation's lasting momento of thanks. to get our discussion started, i will turn the lectern over to charles, the executive director of the u.s. army center of military history, department of the army. a retired colonel, he was commissioned to the aviation branch of the army in 1988. he has seen service in the pentagon and served overseas in korea, iraq, and afghanistan. he studied history at west point and served as the chief of doctrine at the u.s. army aviation center of excellence. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome charles lowry jr. [applause] charles: good evening. i would like to begin by thanking the staff of the national archives for partnering with the center of military history to host this great event. all historians see the national archives as our personal nirvana. i would also commend their outstanding vietnam exhibit to yo

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mcgowan theater here at the national archives. i'm the archivist of the united states, and it's a pleasure to welcome you here this evening whether you're here in person, joining us on our youtube station or a special welcome to our friends at c-span. we present tonight's program, meet the better half: congressional partners, spouses and families, in partnership with the u.s. association of former members of congress, and we thank them for their support. where are you? we've been doing this for six years now. great to have you with us. look forward to six more. before we get started, i'd like to tell you about two other programs coming up next month. oh, actually, this month. on tuesday, february 6th at noon, katherine kerryson will be here to talk about jefferson's daughters: three sisters, white and black, which look into the lives of martha and harriet. and friday february 16th at noon, derek ash and george musgrove will be here to tell us about their book, chocolate city: a history of race and democracy in the nation's capital

mcgowan theater here at the national archives. it's a pleasure to welcome you here this evening, whether you're here in person, joining us on our youtube station or a special welcome to our friends at c-span. we present tonight's program "meter the better half: conversational partners, spouses and families" in partnership with the u.s. association of former members of congress and we thank them for their support. where are you? we've been doing this for six years now. great to have you with us. look forward to six more. before we get started, i'd like to tell you about two other programs coming up next month. actually this month. on tuesday, february 6th, at noon, katherine will be here to talk about her new book "jefferson's daughters: three sisters white and black, and the young america which looks into the lives of martha, maria, jefferson and harriet hemmings." on friday, february self-th at noon, chris meyers ashe will be here to tell us about the book "chocolate city: the history of race and democracy in the nation's capital

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