new great to see him as to speaker greatly back with you and it's always fun and

i have to tell you i'm so impressed with the work you're doing on history

oh thank you how much you're reintroducing

americans to their own country well you i mean that's fundamentally that's your

major path you like politics but you love history i really do and you have done

an amazing job well thanks i mean uh i've the new book i have coming out

is uh is teddy and bookertay and we're going to Tuskegee University

and knowing that this one man started it in a broken-down house while he spoke uh

there was rain coming through the roof and he had to have one of his students hold an umbrella

and next thing you know it's a sprawling university with an institution that has

educated tens of that uh millions of uh students around the country

i mean to me that's a legacy and what's the name that i'm watching Tim Scott

having the same debate on the view to a degree that they were having in 1880 and 1890 and 1915

we still haven't gotten through it well and what makes it poignant is that this august

is the 60th anniversary of Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.

i have a dream speech where he says what matters is the content of your character

not the color of your skin which of course was Bookertay Washington's whole point

that people could grow people could do better uh that in fact america was a country that had

opportunity the opposite of the left wing views that came to dominate so much of the black

i know you were a military family so you moved a lot right but when you could you describe

what george was like uh when you got there what what was like what was like in society and georgia

and race relations when you got there i got there because i'm old enough i got there when it was

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