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Then during the Revolutionary War, [the French] were our allies in achieving our independence...There were more Frenchmen at Yorktown than there were Americans....

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The question people are asking is why do they hate us? That's the wrong question. They've been hating us for a long time. In a sense, they've been hating us for centuries, and it's very natural that they should.

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Marshall, it seems to me, stands as a titan, a giant in terms of how he has restructured the terms in which we consider and argue and think about race in America.

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...television news should certainly be influential. But you can't isolate it out and separate it in a separate compartment entirely.

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Well Lyndon Johnson had a unique drive about him. He would simply twist arms and it was difficult to say no to Lyndon Johnson. I'm one of the few who ever said no to him. But Lyndon probably couldn't operate as he did today in today's Senate.

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And I think that power is a good word to use because people get mad about taxes. And you think we are mad about taxes, you should have seen our ancestors--how mad they were.

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So this was an amazingly infectious flu. It just spread throughout the pop--it spread--it spread so quickly throughout the population that people couldn't even understand how it was moving so fast.