then christy came out, robert watson came out, and i said now they are going to sell a man with his tools. listen, listen, listen. he listened. by the end of all of that, he said if i had known the history, i may not be here. i went, okay. so whoever was in charge of explaining what they were going to see, weeks beforehand, they did not do a good job. >> i'm sorry, i did. >> no, no, no, no but... >> but go back and explain what's your talking about. you are not just talking to a visitor. >> no. >> you were talking to protesters. many might not know about the estate sales. just go back. >> christy can probably explain it more than me. all i know is that every year there is an estate sale... >> every year, colonial williamsburg did a program on columbus day weekend called the kings ascension weekend. part of that programming had always been one of these options on the steps of one of the taverns. so we were still african american programs then and we had a conversation about, isn't it about time? so that did not happen -- that originated in african american interpretations. we took that to

and then christy came out, and then robert watson came out, and then i said, now they are going to sell a man with his tools, and he listened. and by the the end of all of that and he said, well, if i had known the history, maybe i would not be here, and he kind of ha, ha, and i was okay. so whoever was in charge of explaining what they were going to see, weeks beforehand, they didn't do a good job. >> well, i am sorry, i did. >> no, no. no, no, no. >> disclaimer. go back to explain to them what you are talking about. you weren't just talking to a visitor, you were talking to protesters. there are a lot who may not know about the estate sale. so go back to -- >> christy can probably explain it more than me, because all i know. >> and the reaction to the estate sale. >> every year there is an estate sale. >> every year, colonial did a program called the king's ascension program sale. and there was a sale on one of the taverns and so we were still african-american programs then. and so we had a conversation then about isn't it about time, so that happened, that originated in african-ameri

then christy came out and robert watson came out. i said now they're going to sell a man with his tools, listen. he listened. after all of that, he said if i had known the history, maybe i wouldn't be here. i go, oh, okay. so whoever was in charge of explaining what they were going to see, weeks beforehand, i didn't do a good job. >> i'm sorry, i did. >> no, no, no. >> go back and explain to them what you're talking about. you weren't just talking to a visitor. you were talking to protesters. there are a lot who may not know about this estate sale. >> i'm sorry. christy can probably explain it better than me. >> the reaction to the estate sale was? >> every year there's an estate sale. >> every year colonial williamsburg did a program on columbus day weekend called the king's ascension weekend. part of that programming had always been one of these auctions on the steps of one of the taverns. and so we were still african-american programs then. we had a conversation about isn't it about time. so that originated in african-american int

me, christy, rex and robert watson. >> sylvia. >> sylvia tapley. a second. us just to mention a few folks, you. i'm gonna list them all. people that helped in all of our programs. -- jackson. -- i don't know where she is now. laverne. >> laverne johnson? >> yes. >> lebron johnson. maryland taylor, sandra johnson. sylvia tabb, felix simmons, rose mcafee. christy -- emily james, the masters jones. i don't know where lamacchia's. he plays the fiddle. she was untrained. she went into the music teachers room, her beethoven and she started playing it. and they asked her when you learn how - she said i can't even read music. she just looked at it. she was amazing. lamacchia. wonder where she is. deborah jones. rest her soul. david barr. ruth carter. >> i'm sorry. oscar-winner, ruth carter. you know, -- just one costume design. won the oscar for costume design for black panther. she was here. >> that i. that i. chris moore, tony freeman. i can't think of what joyce's last name was. -- mohammed. greg james. kathleen -- kennedy. later on, there are some people you pro

me christy rex and robert watson. and sylvia tablyp got to mention a few i'm going to list them off people that helped in our programming. bridgette jackson. she is lewis i don't know where she is now. lavern johnson. marilyn tailor. sylvia taft. felix simmons. rose mcphee. christy emily james, jones. i wish i could know where lamatras a she could pay play the fiddle. she went into the music teachers room and heard beat hove and started playing. she said i can't read music. we just looked at her. she was amazing. i wonder where she is. deborah jones. ruth carter oskar winner ruth carter. the sister that just won for costume design won the oscar for costume design tor black panther. she worked here. that's right. that's right. pass the word. we cranking them out of here, chris moore with tony freeman. i can't think of joyce's last name was. greg james. kathleen getwood. janice kennedy. later on there is people you don't know wiley brand. ishmael conway. ishmael conway. i'll mention him again. >> there you are, my broth