weems and jared sparks. weems book had been published in 27 editions by the time pauling and chapman began working together, but it was also well-known for its romantic liberties, including the story of a child. washington chopping down a cherry tree. jared sparks had only just begun publishing his 11 volumes of washington's papers in the early 1830s, but they promise to be foremost a collection of annotate. the primary sources pauling used chapman's research to ensure that his biography would be distinguished from these projects. not only by being true, but also by its accessibility in both content and cost. harper and brothers. ultimately published the book as part of their family library, a series of inexpensive volumes aimed at young readers. the anecdotes chapman reported to spalding suggest that he was more than just well-connected. chapman was affable and convincing enough to encourage people to spill about washington. in a letter to pauling, chapman recounted lawrence lewis's description of how washi

trump's son in law, jared kushner, sparked outrage last year after similar comments on developing gaza. i want to listen to this. >> in gaza's waterfront property. it could be very valuable. >> to if people would focus on kind of building. >> up. >> you know, livelihoods. you think about all the money that's gone into this tunnel. >> network and into all the munitions. >> if that would. >> have gone into. >> education or. >> innovation, what could have been done? and so i think that it's a little bit of an unfortunate situation there. but i think from israel's perspective, i would do my best to move the people out and then clean it up. >> so he said that last year. and now you see president trump sort of taking that and even going further with those remarks, as you well know, the biden administration spent a lot of time and effort in trying to figure out what to do with gaza once this war ends and how to rebuild it and develop it. i mean, so what can be done in terms of that actually making it, you know, inhabitable? is that the right word? again, inhabitable. there you go. inhabitable

it comes after a private concern sparked a lawsuit from unions representing federal workers. florida congressman jareditz is joining us now. jared, thank you so much. i know this has been an extremely, maybe excruciatingly busy time. as you see all of the things coming down the pike. i want to start with this, though, is trump's demand for names from the cia that the cia has now turned over in an unclassified email. the first name and last initial of the agents, a threat to the agents security and a threat to national security. in your mind. >> yeah, thanks. >> thanks for having me this morning. yeah, obviously. look, there's. >> dramatic concern. >> about how this information is being passed and how it's happening so fast. and so the answer to that is possibly if it's not being done in a sensitive manner, then yes. obviously we could have agents. >> exposed. >> and, you know, look, that's what's going on in general. this stuff is happening so quickly without transparency. look, i. agree with the mission. >> of doge. >> it's why i joined. the caucus. i think americans want to see government spend less