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marshall, like jefferson and adams -- forgive me. marshall like washington and adams was a skeptic of direct democracy and preferred checks and balances. federalists feared mob rule and framed the constitution against what some viewed to be the rising tide of anarchy. because marshall favored nationalism, he was not a federalist. he was critical of the acts of 1798 causing northern federal i haveists to criticize him. above all, marshall was an ardent nationalist who revered washington. jefferson had criticism of adams in the late 1790s. marshall cultivated his nationalist political views while fighting for the army in the revolutionary war where he developed what he famously called his habit of considering america as my country and congress as my government. more over, according to smith, marshall was not a reactionary. he believed in representative government. vigorously defended a free press and recoiled from the aristocratic pretensions of some of his fellow federalists. after serving as a congressman and as secretary of state, he

marshall is the most popular federalist. john adams is no longer popular but john marshall is actual a leader. so there's all that politics. and there's personality there, second cousins from virginia, they're both quicked to the randolph clan. marshall's mother-in-law was the farmer fiance. then remember, the one final thing is it's marshall himself who as secretary of state fails to effectuate the delivery of these thing. now he as chief justice hearing about the transactions as he in effect a witness and the supreme court is sitting as a trial court in what's called or not jurisdiction, so there really is a question truthfully at least by standards whether john marshall should be hearing this case or recuse himself. not because he's a federalist, everyone's a federalist or a republican you're going to be on one side or the other. he is a witness to the very transaction involved, and yet he has shown no indication whatsoever that he needs to bow out of this. he's threatening, at least in the early stages to issue this order to his su

five years ago adam peaty and his coach mel marshall came out to raise funds to build a sports village. today they saw the facility for the very first time. it's not all about the medals, it is how you translate those especially the olympic and world once, to a global cause. you have to help as many people as possible. the 0lympic help as many people as possible. the olympic champion stayed in basic local accommodation but this is nothing compared to real life here. extremely poor in this area. the kids maybe have one set of clothes but this is a community with roughly three or 4000 people who are hiv—positive. when three or 4000 people who are hiv— positive. when you three or 4000 people who are hiv—positive. when you go into the schools it is the wall which show how the kids have been orphaned and generally the number of pupils is the same as the amount we have been offered. what adam is doing is vital. now he has helped build one sports centre he is helping raise funds for another. five days of sport, five days aboard tilley sport to raise £50,000. he is used to hard work, swimming

marshall was the supreme figure. there is no doubt about it. eye you could see eye to with adam clayton powell, sugar ray robinson, and mr. allen, the butler, and powell. i think it is best summed up like this. on the day marshall was nominated, he was in the white , and there were three african-american butlers. they were serving tea and refreshments. one of those butlers was eugene allen. lived and work, lived sometimes, he slept over a lot, at 1600 pennsylvania avenue, the most powerful address in the world. the 60's,s, much of he could go back to his native virginia, and could not try on a suit in a store. now, he is serving thurgood marshall. thurgood marshall had seen how the law can subjugate blacks. know, lookrshall, i at those black butlers in the white house, and his mindset was, i am going to keep using the law to elevate you. that, to me, is why i love the majesty and mystery of history. [applause] >> with that, thank you very much. [applause]. lets thank will hagood for an engrossing conversation. we are running a bit long, but we have time for a couple of questions

joining me now, leslie marshall and nick adams. it's great to see both of you.ut there. what do you make of hillary charging $2,000 and how do you think the book will do? >> i think the book will do well. it's not hillary charging this, it's the publisher charging it. whether she is loved or had it, she has name recognition and there will be people who go out to see her and want to hear what she has to say, even if they don't buy her book. but there are people who are willing to pay that and more which is why the publisher can and will charge that. cheryl: she is still in the news. there is a report the fbi director james comey was already drafting to let go of the investigation of the emails without talking to her aides. because she was hillary clinton she got a pass because of who she was. do you think that hurts her with this book? >> i think this book won't be particularly successful. i think it can be summed up. what happened? well, she lost. on a day when we have the president of the united states who was successful in that election giving $1 million of hi

marshals arrested him today. and mt 6:00. for adampody, rick williams and walter perez and news" monica malpass have a good night. valley's leading news program. meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuee are j a phiy for bill cosby's retrial may come from montgomery county. ig story on "action news" tonight is the informat t oborn n h igstreerminaine tra upper darby. 33 people were injured. sara bloomquist is live in ce you heard from officials what did you learn? >> reporter: the ntsb has a crew on the ground here and they are expected to investigate in collision in upper darby here in town over the course of the next four to five days before running to washington to draw the conclusion about the cause. investigators converged on the 69th street terminal in upper darby to begin the the cause of the collision that results in injuries to 33 people including one train operator. among those looking into the collision the national transportation safety board. >> the mission dur the accident investigation is to unders why. happ

. >>> us marshals caught two men in north carolina wanted for all a accused of shooting and killing allen clipper last month at the greenbrier shopping center. adamses felony murder and if i remember while when itfield is being charged with being an says sorry after the mart. >>> we now know the violation of two victims who drowned. police say the victims are 51-year-old lameal cane and four-year-old, the drownings happened in a pool in the backyard in smyrna in a park. she jumped in the deep end, her grandfather jumped in to try to save her. >>> a helicopter rescue in montgomery county responded to a remote farm in brookville, the womb seriously injured being thrown from and kicked by a horse. rushed to the hospital for treatments. >>> the white house doubling down on putting an end to the leaks. the u.s. attorney general said four people have been charged over leaks as the tmp cracked on embarrassing disclosures. >> i have this morning for would be leakers, don't do it. >> reporter: the justice department goes on the offensive. announcing a series of investigations into the leaking of sensitive government information by the intelligence communit