and you took this trip to lynchburg, tennessee.ed to be there for four days to continue your research. but along the way you find this farm and you decide to buy it. and you move from l.a. to lynchburg. but that is when all of the doors started opening. >> absolutely. let me be clear, we didn't find the farm. it was jack daniels, one of his descendents his now eldest living decent dan who said to me, you know that farm in the book, most of that takes place on this farm. it's where we now know the original jack daniel distillery was birthed. it's where jack daniel distillery number seven. and it's where jack grew up and all the rest of that stuff. you realize it's for sale? this is happening in a matter of hours of us showing up in ly lynchburg, tennessee. that's where it all began. when we decided we were going to buy this 3 is 13 acker farm. and now we had to restore where he grew up and the stream led to the distillery and excavating the ground to find all of the historical elements and putting it on the historical registry. thos

this is all happening in a matter of hours of us showing up in lynchburg. it all began. when we decided we would buy this farm and now we have this task of restoring the home where jack grew up and where the original stream was that led to the distillery and excavating the grounds to find all the historical elements and then putting it on the historical registry. that four days turned into a lifetime. jeff: fast forward with the support of his descendants you launch this company less than 10 years later it now has a billion-dollar valuation. the best-selling black-owned spirits brand in the world. led by an all-female executive team. a huge success. in the beginning, how did the parent company of jack daniels respond to the research you were doing and it planned to launch a company around uncle nearest? >> it was very interesting. you had people who saw immediately, we have a problem. everybody now thinks that our namesake was a slaveowner who stole the recipe. we cannot clean this up. this woman has done all of this research. gathered thousands of document

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final ones that he established in monaco and also at his house that he had in poplar forest near lynchburg, virginia, establishes environments. he establishes environments where you enter monticello, you see indian artifacts in the front thing, as well as these gadgets that jefferson was inventing. but they're all centered around him. they're references to places. he wasn't much of a traveler. he never went as far as this west as his father, peter jefferson, did, never really went west of the shenandoah valley. he travels when he's minister to france. his one tours abroad. he lives in a very grand place in paris, dresses up in the fancy aristocratic dress. he does go on a trip down the rhine and climb is what was then the longest, the highest structure in the world, which is the tower of the strasbourg cathedral. but he's kind of a first elite. he's a first well, he's an elite. he's he's a person. he's he's a scholar and a student of natural history, a student of political history. he's an esteemed. he doesn't like williamsburg architecture. he wants what's a lady in architecture by italy.

i think we'll have significant problems with flash flooding, worried about roanoke, lynchburg, harrisburg. that will be more from like now until probably about, you know, 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning. then the storm will accelerate northwards through northern new england. by friday night, the weekend is clear for everyone on the east coast. we have to get there first. it does look like a possible one to two inches additional rain around raleigh. thereis that heavy rain in virginia. isolated flooding after that pennsylvania and upstate new york. >> and so bill, taking a look -- no specifics, but you know, we're in 8th of august. i guess the end of august beginning of september is the peak season, peak and -- for the hurricane season. how do things look just in general in the whole area? >> there's nothing that's like heading right here. there's no storm right behind us that we're going to be like look out. i think we get a break, then two weeks, ten days or so, there's the next wave that we'll have to start watching. that's typical. when we get to the peak, usually every week or every other

he is going to found liberty university in lynchburg, virginia in 1971 and when he does, he writes adbook and what is one of the rules in the student handbook? it bans social dancing punishable by a fine. if you are cut -- caught at a christian nightclub, you're going to have to pay a fine. the fine for attending a dance is $15 now in 2022 and by the way, some southern california christian university's copy liberty university's model including vanguard university, ohio university, they copy this. despite the ban, though, christian college students including many who go to these schools here are flocking to christian nightclubs and thus, many christian entrepreneurs want to keep opening these spaces but are mindful that many christian institutions are worried about dancing. for example, when [ inaudible ] want to go open up a nightclubs they go around to churches and ask for their metaphoric blessing to open up a christian nightclub and get a grave response. some of them say sure, open it up. they open at a nightclub called the lighthouse in 1985 and the survives for many years. there

bill to designate the community-based outpatient clinic of the department of veterans affairs in lynchburgvirginia, as the private first class desmond t. doss v.a. clinic. the presiding officer: the committee is discharged. the senate will proceed. mr. booker: madam president, with your indulgence, i further ask that the bill be considered read a third time and passed, and the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. booker: i ask, madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the committee on the judiciary be discharged of s. res. 752, the committee on foreign relations be discharged of s. res. 753, and senate proceed to the en bloc consideration of the following senate resolutions -- s. res. 752, s. res. 753, s. res. 797, s. res. 798, s. res. 799, s. res. 800, s. res. 801, s. res. 802. the presiding officer: without objection. the senate will proceed to the resolutions en bloc. mr. booker: madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the resolutions be agreed to, the preambles be

he's going to found liber university in lynchburg, virginia, in 1971. and when he does, he writes a stenhandbook and one of the rules in the student handbook. it bans social dancing. right. and it's punishable by a fine if you're caught at a club, even a christian nightclub, you could have to pay a certain fine by the. that fine still exists. i just looked it up this morning. i think the fine for attending a dance is $15 now in 2022. and by way, sam, a southern california christian universities copy, liberty university's model, including universities like southern california college, now vanguard university in costa mesa, biola university in la miranda, a susa pacific university, westmont college, evangel point loma and san diego. they copy this right? despite the ban, though, christian college students including many of these who go to these here in southern california, are flocking to chstn nightclubs and thus many christian entrepreneurs want to eppening these spaces. all these spaces. but they're mindful that many christians attentions e worried abo

robert in lynchburg, virginia. independent line. you're next. caller: good morning.lad she picked this guy. i don't know much about him but i've been listening to some of the news about him and at least he's a military guy like i am. i'm retired. you know he's got some experienced in the combat area. from 198 until -- 1981 until 2025. you see the guy that called in. regardless of who she picks, the republicans aren't going to like it anyway. thank you for taking my call. good-bye. host: from north carolina, jeff lives there. republican line. you're next. caller: hello. i don't believe we want our country run like they're running in california or minnesota. and i don't listen to nobody from massachusetts or maryland. donald trump's the only pick we got. if he wants strength and security, prosperity, will you vote for trump. if you want more war and chaos and high rent, high power bill, high everything, vote for harris. trump is the only pick we have. thank you. host: that's jeff in north carolina. axios follows up a little bit from a story that was posted a little whi