well, john tyler was supportive of the war. he was a little bit critical of some of the that james kay polk did. and crossing during the war. i think tyler certainly regarded the mexican war as an outgrowth, at least partial outgrowth of the annexation policy that he pursued. i don't necessarily say that he predicted war, but he did meet with polk very early on in the war. he had gone back to washington, d.c., actually in the midst of a scandal. he had to appear before a couple of congressional committees to defend his secretary of state, daniel webster, who was being accused of malfeasance and using what was known as the secret service fund during the the webster ashburton treaty negotiations. and tyler was back in washington. he had dinner with james paul with president polk, and the recently recalled minister to mexico, a guy from louisiana named john slidell. so louisiana and again, he was supportive of the war in the sense that he believed that american honor would be at stake. i think he was certainly pleased with the way

well, john tyler was supportive of the war. he was a little bit critical of some of the that james kay polk did. and crossing during the war. i think tyler certainly regarded the mexican war as an outgrowth, at least partial outgrowth of the annexation policy that he pursued. i don't necessarily say that he predicted war, but he did meet with polk very early on in the war. he had gone back to washington, d.c., actually in the midst of a scandal. he had to appear before a couple of congressional committees to defend his secretary of state, daniel webster, who was being accused of malfeasance and using what was known as the secret service fund during the the webster ashburton treaty negotiations. and tyler was back in washington. he had dinner with james paul with president polk, and the recently recalled minister to mexico, a guy from louisiana named john slidell. so louisiana and again, he was supportive of the war in the sense that he believed that american honor would be at stake. i think he was certainly pleased with the way

so john tyler married julia gardner on june 26th, 1844, in new york city. it was such a closely guarded secret. it was essentially an elopement. and the happy couple returned to washington, d.c. and on hearing the news, john quincy adams, who was serving as a u.s. congressman at the time and no fan of tyler, he was a whig and president. tyler had thrown the whig party into disarray because he kept vetoing all of their legislation. and john quincy adams, quote, as he was fairly nauseated by their marriage and he called it the old fable of january and may because he was disgruntled by their 30 year age difference, with tyler being 54 and julia being only 24. next slide, please. so the annexation of texas became president. tyler's main focus. and as this slide shows how he thought it might be, he might be able to use this issue to win a presidential term in his own right in 1844. however, it wasn't to be because right before he married julia, the treaty, his administration was working on to bring texas into the union failed in the senate so that went by the wa

she earned her undergraduate degrees from john tyler college and virginia commonwealth university, analogically from the university of richmond. -- and a law degree from the university of richmond. she worked on numerous campaigns for the virginia senate republican caucus and the office of the republican party of virginia. please welcome courtney. [applause] and i want to personally thank you because she has been with the organization for a while. we have been working on this together, and literally it is your work that brought this conversation to american university, your work that brought this to the sine institute. i would like to turn it over to you, virginia, to lead us in conversation. >> thank you, amy. round of applause for amy. [applause] hello, and welcome, everyone. thank you for being here. this is a very important discussion to have after three weeks of breaking news, weekends of breaking news. i'm really excited to talk to you and find common ground in american society, especially if we talk about the young generation, which are going to lead us in the near future. as we see righ

18, 40 hits sang the praises of whig party candidates, william henry harrison and his running mate, john tyler the song reference the side of harrison's 18, 11 battle between his indiana militia and native americans for years, candidates used folk songs and show tunes before that gave way to the popular music of today all of its setting, the tone for a campaign. >> in 1960, frank sinatra changed the lyrics of one his hit songs, high hopes, tailoring it to john f kennedy, the democratic candidate for president this was michael dukakis at the 1988 democratic national convention. with a little help from artists neil diamond by 1992, bill clinton leaned on a hit song from 1977 don't stop thinking about tomorrow by fleetwood mac and turned it into his anthem for barak obama's campaigns. it always came back to stevie wonder and for mitt romney. >> so i'm happy to introduce a senate detroit, a friend, a guy who makes great music who introduces me by, by dvd everywhere i go, kid rock, kid rocks 2010 hit born free was his go-to song in 2012 in 2000 rachel platens, pop anthem, fight song became th

the 1800s hit sang the praises of whig party candidates, william henry harrison and his running mate john tyler the song reference the side of harrison's 18, 11 battle between his indiana militia and native americans for years, candidates used folk songs and show tunes before that gave way to the popular music of today. >> all of its setting, the tone for a campaign in 1960, frank sinatra changed the lyrics of one of his hits songs, high hopes, tailoring it to john f kennedy, the democratic candidate for president this was michael dukakis at the 1988 democratic national convention. with a little help from artists neil diamond by 1992, bill clinton leaned on a hit song from 1977. don't stop thinking about tomorrow by fleetwood mac and turned it into his anthem. >> for barak obama's campaigns. >> it always came back to stevie wonder and for mitt romney. >> so i'm happy to introduce a senate detroit, a friend, a guy who makes great music, who introduces me by, by dvd everywhere i go, kid rock, kid rock it's 2010 hit born free was his go-to song in 2012 in thousands 16th, rachel platens pop a

18, 40 hits saying the praises of whig party candidates, william henry harrison and his running mate john tyler. >> the song reference the site of harrison's 18, 11 battle between his indiana militia and native americans for years, candidates used folk songs and show tunes before that gave way to the popular music of today. all of its setting, the tone for a campaign. in 1960, frank sinatra changed the lyrics of one of his hits songs, high hopes tailoring it to john f kennedy, the democratic candidate for president this was michael dukakis at the 1988 democratic national convention, with a little help from artists neil diamond by 1992, bill clinton leaned on a hit song from 1977. don't stop thinking about tomorrow by fleetwood mac. and turned it into his anthem for barak obama's campaigns, it always came back to stevie wonder and for mitt romney. >> so i'm happy to introduce a senate detroit, a friend. a guy who makes great music who introduces me by bye, dvd everywhere i go, kid rock, kid rocks 2010, hit born free was his go-to song in 2012 in 2016, rachel platens, pop anthem, fight song

i hope that we're reading the paint together with john and bob tyler will lift fronts up. so the french volume can finally return. and we can continue to hope for a better future. it's in my eyes, because i've been hoping for this for years. and i'm hoping technology score to get the country back on its feet. we've got to do something small, but it's not yet clear whether the anti immigrant euro skeptic, national rally, will be able to form a government. it all depends on whether president and mental ma cronan his allies, together with politicians on the left can head off and outright when by marrying the pens party through tactical voting. which is seen as a steep challenge. no matter what people are unfortunately fed up with politics, they no longer believe in it and returning to the extremes. for me it's the same thing in both cases it's really like the plague or color. uh one isn't any better than the other. so here we are disappointed, and we don't know where we're going from the disgrace to see the national riley rise like this is the 1st time we've reached this leve

i hope that we're reading the pain together with john and bob tyler, with linked friends up to the french values, can finally return. and we can continue to hope for a better future. son in law has in my eyes. because i've been hoping for this for years, and i'm hoping technologies to get the country back on its feet as we've got to do some things they did so small. but it's not yet clear whether the anti immigrant euro skeptic, national rally, will be able to form a government. it all depends on whether president a manual ma cronan, his allies, together with politicians on the left can head off and outright when by measuring the pins party through tactical voting, which is seen as a steve challenge. no matter what people are unfortunately fed up with politics, they no longer believe in it and are turning to the extremes. for me it's the same thing in both cases. it's really like the plague or color. uh one isn't any better than the other. so here we are disappointed, and we don't know where we're going from the disgrace to see the national riley rise like this is the 1st time we've reach

i hope that we're reading the paint together with john and bob tyler, with linked friends up to the french volume, can finally return. and we can continue to hope for a better future. son in law has in my eyes. because i've been hoping for this for years. and i'm hoping technology is going to get the country back on its feet. we've got to do something small, but it's not yet clear whether the anti immigrant euro skeptic, national rally, will be able to form a government. it all depends on whether president emanuel, my crone and his allies, together with politicians on the left, can head off and outright when by marrying the pens party through tactical voting. which is seen as a steep challenge. no matter what people are unfortunately fed up with politics, they no longer believe in it and returning to the extremes. for me it's the same thing in both cases it's really like the plague or color. uh one isn't any better than the other. so here we are disappointed and we don't know where we're going from. the voltage is grace to see the national riley rise like this is the 1st time we've reached

and i hope that we're reading the pain together with john and bob tyler, with linked friends up to the french values can finally return. and we can continue to hope for a better future. 00 i had to is in my eyes because i've been hoping for this for years. i'm hoping now we'll get the country back on its feet. you've got to do something before it says it shows up to you by the national jeremy explaining its hopes on another spectacular victory in front of the strong off. so that's all one moment to do, my admission is to win an absolute majority on sunday. i call on the french people to remain mobilized of costs. i intend to form a government of national unit tell you on the basis of this, of absolute majority will be easiest for you to start. that you also said that excel thompson's of people in from tech protest picked about these when it's a stream dispute have long been considered the, the election to so it's his lift. many people she can and the results came in. that was completely shocked. it's totally overwhelming. to think that a party that preaches hatred for security, so many

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and i hope that we're reading the pain together with john and bob tyler will lift fronts up to the french volume can finally return. and we can continue to hope for a better future. 00 i had to is in my eyes because i've been hoping for this for years. i'm hoping now we'll get the country back on its feet. we've got to do something before it says it shows up to by the national jeremy explaining its hopes on another spectacular victory in front of the strong off to. so that's all one moment soon to my impression is to win an absolute majority on sunday. i call on the french people to remain mobilized. of course, i intend to form a government of national unit tell you on the basis of this salute, majority will be easiest for you to start that you also said that excel thompson's of people in front have protested about these when it's a seems to be was have long been considered the the election to so it's his lift. many people she can and the results came in. i was completely shocked. it's totally overwhelming to think that a party that preaches patriot security. so many votes and events. the

i hope that we're reading the pain together with john and bob tyler, with linked friends up to the french volume, can finally return. and we can continue to hope for a better future. 00 i had to is in my eyes because i've been hoping for this for years. i'm hoping now we'll get the country back on its feet. we've got to do something before it says it shows up to by the national jeremy. it's spinning it's hoops on another spectacular victory. incentive starting off. so that's all one moment to do, my admission is to win an absolute majority on sunday. i call on the french people to remain mobilized. of course, i intend to form a government of national unit tell you on the basis of this, of absolute majority will be easiest for you to start. that you also said that excel thompson's of people in front of protest picked about these when it's a seems to be, was, have long been considered the election. just those who lift many people she can and the results came in and i was completely shocked. it's totally overwhelming to think that a party that preaches hatred, his grades so many votes and ev

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i'm john kerry onto we're speaking with tyler nixon. he's an attorney, a pundit and a writer who comments on issues related to civil liberties, civil rights and the constitution. he also just happens to have grown up next door to the biden family in delaware, and he has known hunter biden for most of his life. tyler, thanks again for being with us. thanks, bradley tyler. i want to focus if we could on what hunters conviction means politically. on the one hand rule of law, people will say that the conviction shows that the law is blind and that it doesn't matter how important a person is. that if he commits a crime, there is going to be a price to pay. on the other hand, though, a lot of joe biden supporters are saying that 100 would never have been charged with the crime in the 1st place if he hadn't been joe biden. son. what do you make of these 2 arguments? no, i you are right. he wouldn't have been charged these crimes you would have been charged with far more serious and extensive primes than he was charged. i mean, the idea that he

i'm john kerry who were speaking with tyler nixon. he's an attorney, a pundit and a writer who comments on issues related to civil liberties, civil rights and the constitution. he also just happens to have grown up next door to the binding family in delaware, and he has known hunter biden for most of his life. tyler, thanks again for being with us. thanks, bradley tyler. i want to focus if we could on what hunters conviction means politically. on the one hand rule of law, people will say that the conviction shows that the law is blind and that it doesn't matter how important a person is. that if he commits a crime, there's going to be a price to pay. on the other hand, though, a lot of joe biden support or is or saying that 100 would never have been charged with the crime in the 1st place if he hadn't been joe biden. son, what do you make of these 2 arguments? no, i, you're right. he wouldn't have been charged with these crimes you would have been charged was far more serious and extensive primes than he was charged. i mean, the idea

, john ptaszenski, and bill messenger were just wrapping up their weekend cookout.n an american single. much like this one. a harmless caper. until it became clear to everyone that this raccoon had bitten off way more than it could chew. >> we are looking, we noticed it was choking. >> pulling at its nest like the universal sign for choking. it was like this. >> that's when bill just sprung into action and started hitting its back. >> reporter: and now... >> he is choking, though. >> reporter: you seen it all. >> a little bit lower, bill. >> i could not believe a wild raccoon was letting him hit it in the back that hard. i was like, oh, my god beard >> help me out, brother. >> i think it knew it was trying to help it. >> reporter: and help it, he did good >> there you go pits >> there are disappeared >> let's go! >> reporter: watch again in slow motion and you can see, right there, out came the cheese. for the obligatory don't try this at home warning, we reached out to an animal behavior ex expert. professor suzanne macdonald from york university in toronto. she is

. >> reporter: our drama unfolds at a backyard cookout in burton, michigan, where friends tyler whalenwrapping up their weekly cookout when a raccoon appeared. the raccoon had just stolen an american single much like this one. a harmless caper. until it became clear to everyone that this raccoon had bitten off way more than it could chew. >> we are looking, we noticed it was choking. >> pulling at its neck like the universal sign for choking. it was like this. >> right after, that's when bill just sprung into action and started hitting its back. >> reporter: and now... >> he is choking, though. >> reporter: you've seen it all. >> a little bit lower, bill. >> i could not believe a wild raccoon was letting him hit it in the back that hard. i was like, "oh, my god." >> leaning back into it like, help me out, brother. >> i think it knew he was trying to help it. >> reporter: and helit he did. >> there you go. there it is. let's go! >> reporter: watch again in slow motion and you can see, right there, out came the cheese. for the obligatory "don't try this at home" warning, we reached out t

it's a real treat to have you, john. it's a pleasure to be with you in honor titled the pleasures mine you and i have known each other for quite some time. and always, i always get a kick out of the fact that you literally grew up with 100 bytes. and you've known the bite and family for decades before we get into the specifics of the 100 byte in case and into the political fall out. tell us about your childhood and about the years in the orbit of 100 biden, in delaware, you know, it wasn't like friends with them per se. i mean, it was always, they knew i was a republican, i was a big reagan kid, you know, and i was a sort of young republican young, conservative. and um, but, you know, i mean, we, we sort of all ran together and i mean, around school. yeah. you knew, you know, the people, so i 100 went on to george down, which is the only school that i applied to the following year and got into early decision. so i was there never really saw much our freshman year. i went on to the army, but when we got back from when i g

i'm john kerry. i could were speaking with tyler nixon. he's an attorney, a pundit and a writer who comments on issues related to civil liberties, civil rights and the constitution. he also just happens to have grown up next door to the biden family in delaware, and he has known hunter biden for most of his life. tyler, thanks again for being with us. thanks, bradley tyler. i want to focus if we could, on what hunters conviction means, politically. on the one hand rule of law, people will say that the conviction shows that the law is blind and that it doesn't matter how important a person is. that if he commits a crime, there is going to be a price to pay. on the other hand, though, a lot of joe biden supporters are saying that 100 would never have been charged with the crime in the 1st place if he hadn't been joe biden. son. what do you make of these 2 arguments? no, i you are right. he wouldn't have been charged these crimes you would have been charged was far more serious and extensive primes than he was charged. i mean, the idea that h

back to you, john. >> john: i wonder what instrument the guy plays, could he be replaced?ber division chief. we just got word pete buttigieg gave an interview in los angeles and here is what he had to say, let's listen. >> i want to stress that the best indication that i have received are that safety critical system were not impacted, air traffic control was not impacted. these are disruptions nobody wants to experience. >> in terms of air travel, you are saying safety aspect may not have been affected, scheduling more. >> the most important thing is always safety. >> sandra: tyler, what can you tell us? there are a lot of people affected by this right now. >> absolutely, thank you for having me. i mean, this global it out age is causing critical disruptions worldwide and affecting airlines and financial sector and businesses, health care, emergency services and we've learning more. this could turn out to be the biggest outage we have ever seen. we are so reliant on technology, which does a lot to upon had us. when something goes wrong, it can go really wrong. >> sandra: f

john, good morning.ou heard from tyler, the strategy of team biden is to get him out as much as you can, put him in front of different interviews. have him do q&a's, give him a grueling schedule, is it enough? john: biden has not looked good for a while in public appearances and the debate is one of many reports of what we are hearing that happens behind the scenes. at the g7 meeting with congressional leaders, a lot of signs that he is losing a step. his appearance at the fourth of july at the white house was fine but it didn't seem like a politician of the top of his game. the stakes will be incredibly high for biden. even if he gets through this, he has to go through another three to four months of campaigning where he has to be publicly making the case that he is vigorous enough to last for another four years. if he doesn't he will be in big trouble and probably hand of election back to former president trump. mannus: what is the smart, political, graceful way out of this? is it going head-to-head wi

allowing four runs in 3 1/3 innings, san francisco cuts the deficit to 4-2 in the fifth, tyler fitzgerald, second and matt chapman, he went score, the first steel at home since 2017 and makes it a one run game, the bottom of sixth, and cleveland rookie, and john candy goes deep off of luke jackson and exited to run game, the guardian stated hang on to win 5-4, just san francisco's fourth loss in their last 12 games but they are not at .500. >>> orioles fans, you might want to use these hats to shield what bas did to them today. the third batter of the game for oakland, brent rucker, connects for his 18th home run of the year. we will find out if he's an all-star tomorrow, that gave the a's an early 3-0 lead. and, she likely is, she homers for the second straight game, it is a two run blast and this made it 12-0 in the third inning, and the a's on top, 12-0. and jump into the eighth, now 17-6, the orioles catcher, james mccann, facing the tile mccann, no relation and kyle takes the 25 mile per hour pitch, out for the two run home run. oakland smith of the day, they win, 19-8, the second mo

that was jefferson madison, monroe, john quincy adams, which is going to be a surprise when we hear what is mother abigail thought about slavery. andrew jackson, martin van buren, tyler polk and taylor. 12 presidents at some time in their lives, foreign slave workers, washington, jefferson, madison wrote. jackson. van buren. harrison. tyler polk. taylor johnson and grant and grant's probably a surprise that he married into a missouri slave owning family, and he was given some enslaved workers by his father in law that he worked side by side with them, and he did eventually give them their freedom at the white house. these enslaved workers performed a variety of jobs. they were chefs, gardeners, stable hands, maids, butlers, valets, ladies, ladies and. and did all sorts of other cleaning and other work around the white house. so we had this long history up until the lincolns of having a lot of enslaved workers in the white house itself. but things changed with first ladies, beginning with this with abigail adams, who had a very, very different opinion of slavery from her predecessor, mart

and the latest is really strikes on garza including 5 john on those 2 u. n. workers have died in the bombing of on, on the one where 100 was close to the magazine. refugee accounts in central jobs. candidates running in front of the 2nd run to find them entry elections will be making their final push for votes. the headphones on sunday. tensions have been high since the 1st time the most last month, in which the far wife moved to james a. what do you guys do probably met his i. q stallman who's holding his 1st cabinet meeting is labor policy one, a landslide victory on thursday, ending 14 years of conservative rule. it's thomas new cabinet, includes a record number of 11 women, mitchell reeves as brandon's 1st female john. so that arguably the 2nd most popular position in the government, if at cooper is home secretary, a david lama has been named as far as the secretary it was the all the privilege of my life to be invitees private kate and his majesty the scene yesterday to form a government as a full, the labor government of 2024. and that we hold off la

>> john allen says marco rubio, the florida senator will be joining him at that rally tonight.ne of those vp finalists. we're still looking at north dakota governor doug burgum, potentially jd vance, a second rally that is planned for outside of pittsburgh, pennsylvania, this upcoming saturday. that is right before the milwaukee convention starts on monday. i want to let you listen to donald trump in a conversation, a taped conversation with sean hannity last night about the state of his decision-making process. take a listen. >> i haven't made final decision. but i have some ideas as to where we're going, and a little bit, you know, we wanted to see what they're doing to be honest because might make a difference, i don't know. i would love to do it during the convention. i think it would be a very interesting buildup and important for the convention, it would make it even more exciting. >> that is a shift because it was only just a few days ago was suggesting publicly that he had already made the decision in his mind, but now leaving open the door to wait to see what the state