you get every morning to improve the lives of others you are walking the walk. - you are the ecclesiastes of documentary filmmakers in the sense that the way you've approached filmmaking over time, different films, but what has always been is still the case. you tackle a subject thoroughly, you tend to tackle institutions which i think really hard, how do you make a nine episode series about the civil war or a nine episode or 10 episode series about baseball. these are institutions that are so large and so difficult to get your arms around, but your approach has been similar, and i think there's something comforting about a ken burns project, because you know going into it that there are gonna be certain standards, and certain visual cues and audio cues, and you know what you're getting even though the subject is different. that has been a deliberate decision on your part. - it has been deliberate. i mean style is, you could say, is just the authentic application of techniques. all craftsmen, all artists have lots of techniques at their disposal, but if you - but it evolves. - and it evol

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this is an ecclesiastical conversation. that candidate wore underwear that he thought would protect them from harm, believe that jesus had returned to the earth but only to the southern hemisphere. yet we have a member of our panel that is advocating another mormon. if we're going to have an ecclesiastical conversation about evangelicals, let's put doctrine on the table. >> thank you, janet. eric, eric, trump has been accused of denigrating minorities. he has been accused of undercutting the christian view of the sanctity of human life, the image of god by the way he talks about them. i think this all started on june 16 when he came down the escalator and game that opening speech about what he felt, concerning mexico and the people coming across. i want to read the direct quote. "people that have lots of problems, they are bringing those problems. they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime. they are rapists. and some, i assume, are good people. i speak to border guards and they are telling us what we are getting." tha

this isn't ecclesiastical conversation. that candidate wore underwear the felt it would protect them from harm can't believe that jesus was sentenced spirit brother played that jesus had returned already to the earth but only to the southern hemisphere you recommend upper panel yet again is advocating another mormon. ever going to an ecclesiastical conversation about evangelicals, and let's put doctrine on the table and see if it's a driving factor. >> thank you, janet. erick. erick, trump has been accused of denigrating minorities. he has been accused of undercutting the christian view of the sanctity of human life, the image of god by the way he talks about them. i think this all started on june 16 when he came down the escalator, david opening speech about what he felt concerning mexico and people coming across the i want to read the direct quote. people who have lots of problems, they are bringing those problems. they are bringing drugs. they are bringing crime. they are rapists. and some, i assume, are good people. but

ofead the book ecclesiastics. seven time of war -- it said there is a time for war, and a time for peace. served this nation as president, it was a time of war. 1860 when i was elected president of the united states of america, there were 33 states in the union. virginia, north carolina, south carolina, and georgia, florida, alabama, mississippi, louisiana, arkansas, tennessee, texas, missouri, kentucky. i did not want war. no one wanted war. march 4, 1860, i close my inaugural address with these words. i said "in your hands might is , thisied countrymen country may dissent into civil war. your government will not azalea. you have no can't without yourself being the aggressor. we are not enemies but friends. we must not be enemies. though passion may have strayed it, it must not take the bonds of the nation. -- mystic cord of memory as surely as it must be, by the better angels of our nature. 4, 1865,s later, march i knew this dreadful conflict was coming to an end. i knew i must do something to reunite this natio

i read the book of ecclesiastics. it said there is a time for war, and a time for peace. ladies and gentlemen while i , served this nation as president, it was a time of war. there was a brief time of peace. 1860, when i was elected president of the united states of america, there were 33 states in the union. 15 of those 33 states were slaveholding states. virginia, north carolina, south carolina georgia, florida, , alabama, mississippi, louisiana, arkansas, tennessee, texas, delaware, maryland, missouri, and kentucky. i did not want war. no one wanted war. march 4, 1860, i closed my inaugural address with these words. i said "in your hands my disatisfied countrymen, this country may dissent into civil war. your government will not a -- you. you have no can't without yourself being the aggressor. we are not enemies but friends. , we must not be enemies. though passion may have strained it, it must not take the bonds of the nation. the mystic cord of memory -- as surely as it must be, by the better angels of our nature." four years later, march 4, 1865, i knew this dreadfu

as the book of ecclesiastes tells us. what makes it different is that instead of me telling you what our family of correspondents and contributors will be reporting they, i'm told, are going to be report can on me. i'm not exactly sure what they're going to say, but i believe my prepared and colleague rita braver does. good morning, rita. >> good morning, charlie. that's right. this morning, all you have to do is relax and watch tv. because we're having a celebration of of charles osgood. >> good morning, this is charles osgood. >> we begin at the beginning. charlie has had one of the most memorable careers in broadcast journal." time is running out to get the -- >> almost 50 years at cbs. >> i'm charles osgood this is "sunday morning." >> 22 here at "sunday morning." it's a broadcaster's dream. >> looking back, which i now can do. ♪ sunday morning's are filled -- >> coming up charles osgood on the air. >> i'm an on this me mason here is another's side to charles' story, did you know he had ha top 40 hit? >> what did yo

but this is an ecclesiastical conversation. this is from a man who believed jesus was satan's spirit brother , and yet we have a member of our panel that is advocating another mormon. if we are going to have a conversation about evangelicals, let's put doctrine on the table. >> thank you, janet. eric. trump has been accused of denigrating minorities. he has been accused of undercutting the christian view the sanctity of human life. i think this all started on june 16 when he came down the escalator and gave that opening speech about what he felt concerning mexico and the people coming across. i want to read the direct quote. "people that have lots of problems, they are bringing those problems. they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime. they are rapists. and some, i assume, are good people. i speak to border guards and they are telling us what we are getting." that is the quote. i want to emphasize the phrase "and some are good people." can you deny that statement is true? or at least unclear, because of that caveat, "som

i cracked open that old but this bookng and i happened -- this morning and i happen to land in ecclesiastes. ago, there isnnia nothing new under the sun. what has been will be again. what has been done will be done again. boy, i sure hope so. [applause] you that i'mell very humbled to be in this place with you all. charlotte and i have the great privilege of laying a wreath at the final resting place of this wonderful couple that change their country and change the world. it was an emotional moment for me. i want to give you a word of encouragement as well. something big is touring in our country. -- stirring in our country. it is coming from the american people. thatpirit of 1880 propelled ronald reagan into the white house is alive and kicking. i see it every day. i just joined this ticket little more than six weeks ago. trumpgning with donald and for donald trump, i see in the faces of americans in big cities and small towns and thatism and determination i think is going to turn this country around. i see it in the faces of the thousands that we meet on the campaign trail. people feel th

i cracked open that old book this morning and i happen to land in ecclesiastics that said millennia ago that there's nothing new under the sun. what has been will be again. what has been done will be done again. boy, i sure hope so. [laughter] [applause] but i'm here to tell you that i'm very humbled to be in this place with you all. charlotte and i had the great privilege of laying a wreath at the final resting place of this wonderful couple that changed our country and changed the world. it was an emotional moment for me. but i want to give you a word of encouragement as well. that something big is stirring in our country. and it's coming from the american people. i mean the spirit of 1980 that propelled ronald reagan into the white house is alive and kicking again. i see it every day. i just joined this ticket a little more than six weeks ago. but i can tell you campaigning with donald trump and for donald trump, i see in the faces of americans in big cities and small towns an optimism, a determination that i think's going to turn this country around. thee it in the basis -- faces of