adams only had a run 500 acres. but nonetheless he was very much inspired by what he had seen on his garden tour in england, and he wanted to recreate an ornamental farm bringing together the kind of useful and the beautiful. the first thing he did is he made a ha ha, a ditch which has -- provide the same security as a fence or wall. it keeps of cattle, but it allows sweeping views across the surrounding countryside, including fields but also mountains. but adams is doing is opening what he calls a prospect so that he could see the meadows and the western mountains. so he is really celebrating america. there were also flowers which were filled with plants that abigail adams to where his wife, compared to humble citizens in contrast to the stately crown which she said was banned from the garden is the bears to market : name. by the end of december 1796 adams finally names as garden after many years. i will read you why he explains he called the peace field. this is what he says. commemoration of the peace which i ass

bed john adams and the second president of the united states. also a passionate gardener but then and they regarded themselves but not as politicians if you can see every single letter and the employment stock being all the time, it is very much a part of the life. they were deeply woven into the fabric of america. so they did not just create the united states and a political sense the for the making of this nation and as such we can look at rose in rows of cotton farmers as a symbol says the independence from britain and as a reflection of a nation that is strong and young and independent bid also growing from the natural world going into politics. it is all but impossible to understand the making of the united states without looking at the founding fathers as gardeners and farmers. this plays out on many different levels. so really it is the economic level, could agriculture crop to endow the ideological level is the i period republic in terms of national identity because of the spectacular landscape and literally and symbolically fail use in

and then there was john adams, in paris and in london, second president of the united states.i didn't know is that he was also a passionate gardener and he also went on a garden tour in angola and with thomas jefferson, and then another little sleight of george washington on his plantation. so, all four of them regarded themselves for most as gardeners and farmers and not as politicians, and when you read through the letters, you will see that almost every single letter will mention at some stage seeds, gardens, harvest times, that just talks all the time about this amusement. so it's very much time as part of their life, and their passion for plans, nature, agriculture is deeply woven into the fabric of america. very much aligned with their political thoughts. so they didn't just create united states in a political sense. they also understood the plans for the making of this nation. and as such, we can look at those rows of cotton plants as a symbol of america's economic independence from britain. we can see towering trees and the reflection of a nation that is strong, a youn

and adam vs the man there adam shows first class your parents i have two suggestions first our rulers have the money in the power what they crave is respect this is the easiest thing to take away from them that is why are dancing thing was so successful and you can embarrass the clowns you have done your duty second every congressman funky wife travels in a chauffeur s.u.v. do some research on government private jets the taxpayers.

president o'brien: commissioner adams? vice president adams: i really like this legislation. i think it's about time that, i think, this type of legislation will actually help with the character of many, many neighborhoods. in reading this legislation, i noticed that there were some parts of south of market that were excluded. is there any concerns there? my concern is along the sixth street corridor, there are several small businesses there and coffee houses that would really benefit by this ordinance. >> we're abiding by the geography that's already been established of where the limited live performance permits are allowed and we just simply overlaid in the existing area. i would be more than happy to amend the legislation to create that, but at risk of also perhaps stimulating a resistance by those who would like this to be prohibited area, that remains open to debate. so i would be more than happy to. vice president adams: my concern is along the sixth street corridor because i know there are issues on the west side of soma and we could exclude that but i know the small b

>> bore they dd and adams agreed and wrote jefferson. >> rose: so adams wrote to jefferson and abiil had nothing to do with it? >> abigail was more angry. >> rose: that's what i thought. that's what someone told me that abigail didn't like jefferson, was angry at jefferson. >> yes. she felt that he had betrayed her husband because he's the one that put the reporter after adams during the campaign when they were running against each other. >> rose: on his orders? on jefferson's orders? >> yes. and the irony was that he was the same one who turned around and revealed the sally hemmings relationship on jefferson because jefferson, he fe, ha't rewarded him sufficiently for the job he'd done attacking adams ring the campaign. but they were really... ey were true friends. they were as diffent as night and day. and they died on the same day and they didn't die just onany day, they died on the 4th of july, tir day. and adams truly did say jefferson survives. >> rose: survives? still lives? survives. >> survives. >> ros andefferson was dead? >> jefferson had died that morng. >> rose: wow. ju

dear leader from illinois which i have nothing better than you the viewer completes an episode of adam vs the man. a study at brown university has concluded that the total cost of the unconstitutional liberal nation building wars in iraq afghanistan and pakistan will total around conservatively three point seven trillion dollars or as much as four point four trillion dollars when i count the brilliant numbers guys over at the pentagon should consider reading some basic war strategy. here's an icicle quote in military operations a long drawn out victory will make the whole army dull and tired out and dampen the spirit and enthusiasm of the soldiers and a drawn out seed to the city will exhaust their strength a protracted campaign abroad will also deplete will deplete the financial resources of the state if the army is tired out the soldier's enthusiasm is dampened and their strength is exhausted and the state's treasury is depleted the neighboring princes will take advantage of your difficulty and attack you and do you harm that from sun tsu and the art of war sounds familiar right and

koch and or you can email me adam adam vs the man dot com will air the one with the most views next week so for those of you wondering that amazing zombie sign device i'm just saudi is my own twelve gauge magazine fed a russian made shotgun with an american made his still grip not unfortunately for those of you want to get your hands on one you might be paying a lot more for yours than i did the dea a.t.f. bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms you know not not the convenience store of your dreams is currently reviewing the sporting purposes of certain shotguns. many going to see is of little doubt but given the language of the b. a.t.f. the say the twelve is on their chopping block which is funny as sporting is not the purpose of the second amendment luckily there still remains champions of our second amendment like larry pratt and the folks at gun owners of america and while the n.r.a. has grown increasingly constable with a compromised gun culture of washington gun owners of america stands three hundred thousand member strong remains wouldn't win the battle to secure our right to

hi this is adam kokesh in washington d.c. district of criminals order on the potomac the seat of the empire home to the most appraised tax parasites our nation has ever known but there is nothing more anti-american in the world today than the american government i am proud to be a traitor and a patriot i'm a patient because i love my country not only the people in my hand and culture contained within our arbitrary government borders but what makes a true american patriot is a belief in the ideal of america as a free country and inherent faith in the self evident truths that our nation was founded on it's two thousand and eleven and the true patriot is still a scarce figure brave hated school. in america today the patriot is a traitor to a government that is a proven benami of freedom. the anniversary of our independence is approaching it is time to take it back the founders never intended the fourth of july to be more pipeline nationalism and petty indulgences if you think everything is hunky dory in america where red white a

well you know i would i want to go on the record that adam and i agree on almost nothing and i think everything he says is actually pretty silly but it doesn't matter because we. don't need to said that the united states is a democracy i don't know if you know this or but it's actually a constitutional republic and there is a very important difference there so i certainly disagree with you on that ok adam so if you want you can do all the talking and i'll just sit here and listen but let me just get my one comment in which is we actually get to the same place i mean i agree that this isn't going to work i mean the president saying we're persistent a straight that's irrelevant because what you've done is is you have the enemy on the run. afghanistan and you've damaged them in pakistan and then what the president is basically talking about here is now we're going to walk away and adam is right what they're going to do is they're going to build up right back to the capacity that we had before and i'm afraid if we walk away in the way that the president has outlined in two thousand and f

vs the man it should be called adam is the mayor. is that good or bad i'm not sure i've heard people say oh larry i was the man or the man like all you i would more important have you been practicing your dancing skills do they need practice what are you for or are you trying to say radio we think our will are before we're going to want to play a clip of star audiences we're talking about from your now infamous arrest with us last saturday let's roll that. you know a lot. of free speech. and moral compass yes kids can. be. seen through light but they were going to say just kidding yeah really bad boy you're like this is where they fell for you i'll let you go but no and we actually planned on being arrested we were willing to risk arrest you were there like after the cop gave his warning kind of just taunting the little lady right away to set the record straight we didn't even hear the warning we weren't there to get arrested we're there to be supportive of you and your group and the rule was even ten minutes later to go to new york

kokesh host artie's adam versus the nation. well general david petraeus is on track to serve as the new director of the central intelligence agency as previously assignments include commander of the u.s. forces in afghanistan and iraq as well as commander of the u.s. central command now and he has come from the nation hearing going on right now or just about wrapping up betrays that his past work on affect his future job clearly i have views on the efforts in which i've been engaged however if confirmed when i am in the situation room with the president i will strive to present the agency position. well we're going to talk about what this all means with journalist and former cia officer jack reiss. hey there exactly i guess i wanted to start out by asking you what do you think general david petraeus brings to the table going to the cia well let's face it you know that incredible amount of experience in on the ground experience we've seen a huge change over time it would last ten years really the experience of the military has h

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i spoke with james carafano national security expert with the heritage foundation and the host of adam vs the man right here on our team i asked them if they saw any change in the afghanistan of today ten years after the start of the war here's what they had to say in two thousand when you had to push everybody out and then the united states basically went to sleep it didn't really do anything to capitalize on that success and by two thousand and five the taliban did build up their capacity and they started coming back then you got kind of war number three which is the united states coming back in two thousand and nine and not giving the troops that the commanders wanted only about half as many as they wanted so they pacified one problematic area the country the cell they didn't pacify the other problematic area which is the north so now they're turning to the north but unfortunately we're we're cutting troops at the same time we're doing that so this is the beginning of the end but i don't think the ends going to be pretty honestly and here part i mean has there been noticeable change

i also think that as adam and randy's work at a.p. uncovered at the national archives, i knew that the fbi had more information in their files but i also knew how the fbi operates with their very siloed, fenced-off ways of doing business, and to understand this case you have to understand the fbi bureaucracy, in that stan oregon steen -- oren steen was assigned to the wheaton agency but reported to bolt -- baltimore, and ultimately reported to fbi headquarters, and nothing moved fastly. then with the new york connections of al jawari, the new york field office had their open files, and new york doesn't talk to baltimore. i'm not so sure they talk today but they certainly didn't talk to each other in 1973. so you had very isolated, siloed, compartments of information spread out throughout the fbi, and as well as at the cia, and i think that there's probably -- like there always is -- much more classified data that exists in everybody's files that i never had access to. so, i trust there's a reason why that data is still being classifie

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nuclear power plants somewhere in the bronx but don't worry we will respect the media blackout here on adam vs the ma'am. all right so we've already been over how obama's kind of lost some of his hit back there with the college crowd and now that it's not to say that he's not going to keep a good chunk of his voters hypnotise going into two thousand and twelve but when eighty percent of college graduates are moving home. we've already thank the parents today so please don't forget to thank them again when you move back in with them. when c.n.n. asked c.n.n. asked obama's chief campaign strategist david axelrod how he intends to make obama cool again he said quote i find it is cool to be an obama supporter having sat with him for two years in the white house and watched him watching him work through some very difficult things with a lot of intelligence and grace and equilibrium i have great admiration for him you know working with equilibrium really cool sounds more like a man crush love has a funny way of seeing past little things like the hidden youth oppression unemployment more wars the

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see you in lancaster new hampshire for a special court fest episode of a live studio audience for adam vs the man. once again publicly funded trolls and police have used their powers of government inconvenience and arbitrary a rust to imprison an innocent citizen for filming their behavior while on the job emily good was charged with the trumped up charge of obstructing government administration and bailed out of jail later that same evening after being placed in cuffs for merely videotaping from her own property while there was a vehicle search being conducted in front of her home the officer who felt she was anti police press passed into the woman's yard in a legally placed or under arrest after barking orders for her to be a good little citizen and go inside or. it's not right to be in my yard and i'm sorry that you never hear me all i have is a camera and clearly wearing nothing i have no weapons not matter what you're you're not listening to our orders right now we don't feel safe you standing behind if you're not moving you know what are the back you're going to be you're going t

vs the man with a got out of us is the man i call to vote on got some topics as always adam and adam vs the man and this is adam coca from washington d.c. and i. children play war in the old case me. nine hundred forty one these walls were the first barriers in the nazi troops on the way to moscow. and the rest were done one by one under siege this. one. in the last show and left a few simple words. very well. but i'm not surrendering. mission free accreditation free. free. free. free. free. free. free. for trips on the territory of the sovereign. the soviet republic of russia. was once the western coast of the. day school children in the town of. money by a local monument to commemorate what happened. on june twenty second one hundred forty one german forces invading the soviet union. the defenders of the breast fortress found themselves in a dead end situation it is here that the myth about the invincibility of the german army was broken. perseverance courage and belief in victory. for years to come. the early hours of june twenty second nineteen forty one german artillery unleashe

takes care of you the viewer like adam vs the man. or the. controversy has exploded recently over a disastrous a.t.f. operation known as fast and furious or project gun walker a debacle that allowed high powered firearms into the hands of drug cartels who then wouldn't you know use the guns in crimes you know the kind that result in death such as that of border agent brian kent. as outrage spreads spreads so does speculation that a.t.f. acting director kind of nelson will resign and yet another example of how government agencies have absolutely no ability to plan effectively or think critically the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms that's the bureau not the convenience store allowed mass quantities of high powered weapons to be sorts of suspected drug runners the agency had explicit intention of allowing the guns all the street where they'd turn up in crimes and that's exactly what happened the twisted reasoning was that by allowing the guns to walk the a.t.f. couldn't see where the guns and it up more than likely this was also a ploy to

being silly and if you'd like to help us with some analysis of that please email me adam adam vs the man dot com we know one way or another will be a lot more to come all right so one of the specific files found in the all six data dump titled change. was a report from the federal bureau of investigations regarding a serious and situational intelligence report about our next guest barry cooper and cutlasses that and never get busted dot com joining me now barry cooper bury me out on how you do outstanding good meet great thanks for coming on tonight and i know you're slow because this is a story that's really getting some problems on the internet a lot of. people want to know your reaction to this and to see what you think of the f.b.i. assessment of you or the fact that the f.b.i. is watching you which obviously should come as no surprise when you know a mutual friend of ours stephen webster with raul story dot com broke the story yesterday and i want to think thank you kiran for releasing the report because i feel the american police are too secretive about their operations against

first, meteorologist adam caskey. >>> 4:30 on this wednesday morning. we will have near record- breaking high temperatures. 98 is the record at reagan national. heat advisory in effect from noon until 8:00 p.m. in all locations east of the blue ridge. all the way to the day. -- bay. it will feel like 100 degrees or greater. right now, from 62 to 70. chance of storms friday into the weekend. >>> montgomery county on the inner loop tool river road, there was an accident involving a motorcycle. you cannot exit from 495 on tool river road. the southbound side is open. the beltway at university boulevard is open. they're moving construction barrels. this is a long-term project. qc the solid white lines on the beltway that discourage you from changing lanes. that caused delays yesterday. this project is a long-term issue. let's go back to the news desk. >>> we begin with breaking news from montgomery county. police are investigating a motorcycle accident that left two dead. it happened around 2:30 this morning on the ramp from the inner loop of the beltway to

[applause] thank you so much, adam. again it is a wonderful book.there will be a book signing in immediately following this. i think out there in the hallway. thank you all so much for continuing support. the wonderful program at the constitution center. [applause] >> [inaudible conversations] adam goodheart is a columnist on the civil war for "the new york times" blog. to find out more information, visit opionator.blogs.nytimes.com and search the author's name. >> there's a new self published book out on the market. it's written by richard toliver and we're joined now by richard toliver. who is that on the cover of this book? >> that's a young richard toliver. it's an air force fighter pilot of a few years ago and was taken during the time i was to be involved in the aircraft. >> when was that? >> 1974 to 1976 to be exact. >> why did you write a book? >> as i've gone through life and looked back over some 50 years i realized i had some unique experiences in my life and limit some very unique people and all of them of the experiences and the people

correct procedure for pain government fines as for court order there will be no one size up to sort of adam versus the man. apparently some of our troops ran in some trouble on their way back from afghanistan courtesy of delta airlines and the united states government although the line there is kind of blurring it's still not enough listen to the folks here in washington d.c. so i'll just let you get this particular story straight from them i just returned from n.b.c. yesterday. on her way to a manager you know. we had a little issue with the banks this morning we had four minutes bill to your line. people pretending to be you know there's a contract states government built airlines rights. are always there for bad for you. it was a good steaks they claim for two or three. billed meters how much you paid to do. so how much you get it up to you not a profit over two thousand eight hundred dollars. good business model. what they wouldn't let you just bring your bag of goes on the plane as a carry on. one of the ironic of that flight was the next want to get hijacked by terrorists well as bad

we're also proud of you, adam. >> i am so proud.'t wait. >> that is all for us at 5. >> here's a look at what is coming up at 6:00 p.m. >> proposed toll increases unite two counties in opposition. any changes have residents crying enough already. >> a warm up -- one woman describes the scene as she witnessed the shooting of a marine. >> the forecast and future storms, coming up. >> highway robbery. tonight, people in the north week -- northeast part of the state are outraged. they say raising the tolls on the bridge is simply unfair. tolls around the state having greece -- will increase rapid -- drastically in the next two years and most residents are outraged. >> david collins was at today's protest. he joins us live with that story. >> this took place at the base of the hagin bridge. that toll is

. >> adam levine. >> i what happened here? >> and music from panic at the disco. >> go ahead, do it, andrew. >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel. have you seen the revolutionary and amazing dyson air multiplier? yes? no? well, my trusty sidekicks guillermo and yehya haven't, and it's time to play "what the hell is that?" hey, look at this. there they are, guillermo and yehya. gentlemen, the question that we pose to you tonight is, what the hell is that? you've rung in. >> -- go to -- i don't know -- >> jimmy: it is not, no. guillermo? >> oh. i think it's a fan. >> jimmy: yeah, it's a fan. dyson air multiplier. the powerful fan that creates smooth airflow without blades. it draws in air and amplifies it up to 18 times, and its unique design is stylish in any home or office. let me ask you right now, do you know what the hell this is? >> maybe the one that's kind of like -- security, something? i don't know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's not it. >> dicky: the dyson air multiplier. unique design and amazing technology for extraordinary

adam versus amanda todd and will make sure the revolution will be televised perhaps even the television will be revolutionized the u.s. park police and more importantly to judge bates alike remind you of thomas jefferson's thoughts that might be relevant the next time you have the urge to suppress someone's first amendment rights for the sake of convenience quote the will of the people is the only legitimate foundation of any government and to protect its free expression should be our first object. but the police on saturday were still to their regular anti freedom shenanigans closing the memorial just before just before we got started keeping hundreds of would be dancers from joining us there excuse a suspicious package i hope they weren't referring to. anyway there was a drug sniffing dog said i'll just for the cage and lots of motorcycle cops and horse crap they were even actively prevailing the freedom of the press there kicking out journalists and citizen journalists alike is the dense wound down so we saw a lot of work to do and i hope you are inspired to engage in your own acts o

adam with c.n.n. dot com that's as far as like there's an hour to the top left usa and this is adam focus from washington d.c. this week with the war on the potomac and i. used today violence is once again fled. these are the images. from the streets of canada. trying to look for asians to rule the day. length. pleasures that so much of the feeling goes unless you know the argument really can be read with little more sealed say was he a great man and he made history or was he merely a product of his time and opinions differ widely don't know when did. beginning in the 1980's a belief is slowly taking over the world that new liberal globalization with its builtin self-regulating mechanisms would finally do away with old institutions like the state and the military and with us of the planet into an era of relative peace and prosperity. will bring on a great depression nine eleven and the current economic crisis have shown that belief to be largely a myth. but many signs were already there. markets have

alex jones on that now maybe you have seen adam kind of catch the host of adam versus the man broadcasting here on our team america his show that seven just a lot of the news or maybe you've seen him at the jefferson memorial dancing yes dancing in protest of a recent court ruling that banned it and after getting arrested last weekend for exercising what he considers his freedom of expression he helped organize a larger group over the weekend to make the point again and this time there were no wrath he's here with the studio to tell us all about it for more and joining us now is adam cash well you know it's almost deeper than freedom of expression even when the government says in a place you are entirely legally entitled to be that you can't dance because it's not disturbing anybody to say that the government has somehow the right to impose some legal definition of dancing which by the way doesn't exist and say that they have the right to regulate your own control of your own body and then body slam you troth you knew you in the ribs if they don't like your dancing it's pretty absurd so le

and that's our show for tonight thanks for tuning in to adam vs the man for out adam vs the man i guess in power to find me on facebook and twitter as always you can get me at adam and adam vs the man dot com and pass this broadcast live as it airs at r.t. dot com slash usa this is an over from b. c. and i. think the thing. here is the same i think. you would like to see him a real. he's being described one of the worst meetings we've ever had is the organization of petroleum exporting countries are full price is if it is used as a real. woman is this place who owns general electric and make out and go oh how they get the money to make them and who's giving it to them and why to protect us from. these are all questions that somebody like obama should have been asking was. it just didn't happen the empire it was it was designed. and those bases just came along like you know some terrible cancer and. when you see how much money is at stake in in the operations that go on every day it's phenomenal the number of flights to take off from katrina air force base every single day in just that o

first, meteorologist adam caskey. >> good morning. >>> heat is on the way. there's a heat wave starting today. it will be in the low 90's this afternoon. near 100 through the next couple days. 61 at dulles airport, 69 at reagan national. dew point levels are still in the upper 50's. not overly humid. low 90's's this afternoon. some increasing clouds, partly cloudy skies. upper 90's tomorrow, record challenging heat for the next couple days. >>> nothing very challenging on the notes. they are working on the inner loop at central avenue. traffic is able to get by relatively unscathed. this is a picture of the beltway traffic at university boulevard. they were working between colesville road and university boulevard on the inner loop. i was seeing flashing lights but they are gone. virginia/95, it's good. looks good in maryland on 95 and across the wilson bridge. quiet is on 270 66, and on the greenway and the toll road. now to news. >>> breaking news unfold in. -- unfolding. >> an officer opened fire on a suspect. courtney robinson joins us with the latest. so

well go back to adam first says the man and now this one time. oh oh. i wasn't it was my animation it was my animation and there were no props there what's come on this dude i don't know if you noticed but we're not allowed to play the marine corps him either are him yelling or that we say. we should solve can wait a second but i'll tell you why you don't worry don't worry i'm not going to make take saying thank you i'll remember you making fun of me for my little rants about intellectual property rights and what a government scam they are is well now because of government imposed intellectual property rights and you can't play the marine corps him and me yeah well apparently someone has sued somebody and the network told us today that we're having some issues we can't even play clips from full metal jacket and i really can't like our movie how are we going to compete with the internet i don't know i know our movie of all that using government of the united states another useless law which infringing on us being marines awesome but now it's like there's

-wow. [ man ] sam adams summer ale -- there's just something about it.e going to play a game called "stump." and last time you were here, we played this game you discovered it in the woods of vermont. >> that's right. in the wild. >> jimmy: in the wild. that's how you learned this game. it was so much fun we have to play it again. here's the way it works. >> i love that it's coming back. this is great. >> jimmy: this is really good. [ laughter ] i like this. we have a stump and two nails, okay? one's yours, one's mine. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the object of the game is to be the first to hit your opponent's nail flush into the stump. >> correct. >> jimmy: you earn hits of the other guy's nail by flipping the hammer and catching it in one fluid motion, right? >> that's right, yeah. >> jimmy: one simple flip and catch equals one hit. >> yes. >> jimmy: if you want to be fancy, under the leg. that's two points. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's two hits. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and behind the back -- >> three, but that's -- >> jimmy: please, let's not even talk about it. [ lau

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president o'brien: commissioner adams? vice president adams: i appreciate your comments because you hit the nail with that one and i think about, you know, san francisco's a tourist town, o.k., and we get people from all over the world and a lot of conventions here and a lot of people come here because they want to do stuff in the evenings and this ordinance will make people go out and get into the neighborhoods and see our city and want to come back and back and back and spend money in our small businesses and cafes and everything so i really like this, but i do like to stress the area south of market, westportal, pacific avenue, that i didn't see on here, because i do think it's important that -- i mean, i love this legislation. i think it will help tourism but i would like to see it citywide. >> i agree with you. vice president adams: i know there's the politics that you have to deal with but i can't thank you enough for this legislation because it will help a lot of these small businesses, especially the cafes and smal

ladies and gentlemen welcome to the first ever of the sort of adam appears is the man before a live studio the they write for those of you watching at home you might be surprised to learn we are broadcasting from the free state project lancaster new hampshire annual pork fest gathering so that is why we have such a very enthusiastic audience here though the they we've got a really awesome show lined up for you tonight for our first panel we've got first lawless with the free state project in a couple that is in the process of moving here to be a part of the free state project we've got some fun at molineux a freedom a radio dot com ernie hancock of freedoms phoenix dot com on whether of all interest should be supporting ron paul and then after the break we'll have a market in a free talk live discussing their media empire and to round out the show will have adam day mo freeman and pierre cop lock out organ and liberty on tour and a special appearance by anonymous. thank the low the way without further ado i'd like to introduce our first panel free state project spokesman chris for lois to

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>>>adam joins us. i walked outside and it hit me. >> you notice a little bit of humidity in the air. but it is really going to get cranking tonight and into tomorrow. i think some records will fall. the record high tomorrow at reagan national is 98. >> without the heat affects? >> without the heat index. you factor in humidity, it will feel like 104 degrees during the peak of the afternoon. we could have some heat advisories. almost a repeat of last week. >> can't wait. >> you can't beat it, you have to get used to it. here is the beautiful time lapse from congressional country club. a little bit of fog early this morning. dew of the fair way the 18th hole right there. high thin clouds increasing. they are giving us just a thin veil of overcast. but i still think we will get enough sunlight through the thin veil of overcast and make it into the lower 90's. here is another look from the rooftop camera. it does not look crystal clear what the baby blue skies, kind of a white tent. those are the thin cirr

and jason howley you're watching adam vs the man . you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so bleak you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry to the big picture. you go through. and. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through that sort of who can you trust no one. is you know deal with a global missionary city where we had a state controlled capitalism is called tackles when nobody dares to ask you r t question morning. welcome back to adam vs the man i want to thank all the people who made videos to promote the dance party it's just tomorrow we had twenty three official entries they were all amazing you can see him at adam vs the man dot com and that was in addition to hundreds. of remakes is another fund that people have made in support of our own laws to thomas jefferson our winner christopher cantwell could not join us tonight but we still want t

nicholas confessore of the morning time, toobin of the new york magazine and cnn and from los angeles, adam mc54 any of "the new york times". >> yo you will see a lot of peoe get invited to a gay marriage, it won't bes strange as before, the overall effect is those who oppose gay marriage are at a certain point going to start steaming like a bit o out liars at least in theeneral elecrate, we are nothere yet but i think we will be there in the next four or five years. >> rose: we look at a new documentary about the new york times called page 1, inside "the new york times", we talk to three people featured in the documentary, they are david car, bryan sfelter and gay toliz. >> the suggestion of people not only could "the new york times" go out of business, but that it would be a civic good that it did, i find to be fatuous and silly, because we have lost so much journalistic horsepower from the ecosystem of news that it could be regardless of the organization's faults which are, you know, we could argue about all day long, you can't aord to lose the boots on the ground, the muscle that, you k

adam caskey has a first check on the forecast. we have been spoiled. >> the weekend would nice -- was nice. we will start the work week off just how we ended the weekend not so bad, pleasant with a hint of humidity. the humidity should drop a little this afternoon. 67 right now downtown, 39 in frederick and cumberland. warm and muggy in lexington park at 63 degrees. slightly warmer than yesterday. mid 80's for high temperatures. patty clouds. warmer tomorrow in the 90's. even warmer by the middle of the week. >>> mass-transit reporting everything on normal service this morning. a couple pictures to show you so know how to plan your commute. in virginia we ar good across the 14th street bridge. roosevelt bridge as well. in maryland, the volume. 95 is good. nowhere is on route 4, route 5 and 270 at father hurley boulevard, headlights are going southbound. >>> 5:31. the man who says that he was paid to bash adrian fenty will speak out. >> sulaiman brown will testify before a d.c. council committee today. jummy olabanji has a look ahe

and now we bring you the toughest question topic from the suggestions fate of adam vs the man. while tanks leeches enjoy the high life in the district of criminals serino gonzales is serving eight years in prison for aiding tax protesters ed and elaine brown and january two thousand and seven the browns were sense to five years in prison for refusing to cough up protection money so the government you know acts of age and the police eventually raided their compound notice i want to someone defies the government's orders their house becomes a compound and the couple were taken to jail by threat of force serino who happens to be an active member of iraq veterans against the war the site it's a join them in their campaign of noncompliance with government coercion young around for a few months around their home in new hampshire blogging about the day to day events and helping them with supplies. he is now currently being held prisoner some might even say a political prisoner in phoenix f.b.i. medium security for this facility despite by all standards in prison assessments he should

president o'brien: commissioner adams? vice president adams: i really like this legislation. i think it's about time that, i think, this type of legislation will actually help with the character of many, many neighborhoods. in reading this legislation, i noticed that there were some parts of south of market that were excluded. is there any concerns there? my concern is along the sixth street corridor, there are several small businesses there and coffee houses that would really benefit by this ordinance. >> we're abiding by the geography that's already been established of where the limited live performance permits are allowed and us

rookie adams displaying second base. and luke scott is back on left field after he had sat out the last three days. scott had a cortizon shot on his right shoulder. one of the more surprising developments, has been the struggles of nick markakis so far this season. his batting average down to .240. that's more than 50 points below his career average. now markakis did drive in a run with his single. in his last 80 at-bats, nick's only hits have been singles. he's happy to contribute as a hitter however he can. >> you're out there battling, working and big two out hits, you know those can be a difference in the game. and you know you just want to go out there with a good approach and you know try and deliver. >> i know the work that he's putting in is outstanding. he's obviously is not a case of not wanting it. he gets after it every day. >> reporter: well despite his struggles at the plate, markakis continues to play caliber field. and a look at the new draft picks selected in the first round last night. >>> and as the op