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1936 Republican National Convention in Cleveland

Newsreel footage of the 1936 RNC at the Public Auditorium in Cleveland, where the Republican Party nominated Governor Alf Landon of Kansas for President. He would later lose the election in a landslide to President Franklin Roosevelt, who won his second term.

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President Obama names the Stonewall Inn the first national monument dedicated to gay rights.

The 7.7 acres of Greenwich Village has become a gathering place for gay rights activists since it was raided by the police in 1969. Most recently people assembled there to remember the victims of the Pulse Nightclub mass shooting in Orlando.

On This Day in 1938 - Joe Louis Gets Revenge

June 22 1938 - heavyweight champion Joe Louis knocks out Max Schmeling of Germany in the first round of their rematch in Yankee Stadium, seen here in slow motion.

1. Lindsay Lohan eye roll.

2. Hang up the phone.

3. Nixon resigns with a double-peace sign.

4. South Korean military talk to the hand.

5. Muhammad Ali knockout punch.

6. A smoke and a sneer.

7. O.J. Simpson slow-speed freeway chase.

8. Obama hangs up his Blackberry.

9. Make a funny face.

10. American Airlines pilot waves goodbye to his wife.

11. Stick your tongue out.

12. Phylicia Rashad waves.

13. Walter Matthau hanging up the phone while a young Susan Sarandon is mid-conversation.

14. Singer Lucio Dalla eye roll.

15. Trump talk to the hand.

16. Bronx cheer from Brooklyn Dodger fans at Yankee Stadium.

17. Rupaul on the red carpet.

18. Marilyn Monroe waves to her adoring fans as she boards a plane.

19. Clint Eastwood shirtless eye roll.

20. “Friday” movie poster.

“Have you no sense of decency, sir?”

On June 9th, 1954, an exasperated Joseph N. Welch, special counsel for the U.S. Army, calls out Senator Joseph R. McCarthy on his bullying and demagoguery during the Red Scare era Senate-Army Hearings.