whether it's the genius of an alexander graham bell the late dr. patricia who invented the tool by which we remove cataracts. the persistence of the thomas or matty samuel morse knight, the inventor of the paperback. the entrepreneurship of an andrew carnegie or a henry ford. ford ella louise curtis who found a way to invent dress pattern business and used it to fight slavery. the courage of a neil armstrong. sorry. missed one. the courage of a neil. i have to go back a little bit here. neil armstrong or walter reed. sorry, a little mechanical glitch here. dr. charles, who came up with the process for blood transfusions on the battlefield. betty who made white out in a work.sehold the dazzling aesthetic of the frederick thompson who built coney island. the most beautiful amusement park there ever was. or the inventor of some of our most incredible movie houses. movie palaces. and invented the machine to enchanted nightfall across those palace feelings. even the sheer exasperating eccentricity of a walter hunt, inventor -- sorry. walter hunt, invent

he would inspire the efforts of one of our greatest inventors, alexander graham bell. and so it goes, down through edison's workshops, the space center, silicon valley, route 128 in massachusetts, which i'm sure you are familiar with, the microsoft lab and washington state, concentrations begun by government or corporate or individual initiatives where all sorts of intelligent people have created vital nodes of creation and commerce. the same can be said for detroit in the midwest in the first decades of the automobile industry. the mississippi delta during the evolution of the blues and jazz, chicago and the skyscraper began to rise, new york when america came into being, proximity matters. six key elements of invention, i am sure there are more, but the singular thing about american ingenuity is how many different ways we have invented grits, collaboration, education, government funding, immigration, innovation, hard work, obsession, persistence, irrational optimism, and the occasional earthshaking epiphany. it all works. hearing the redundancy to modern democracy. d

ended with a safety car guiding lewis hamilton to a 95th graham prevent jury joined on the podium by red bull pairing max misstep and, and alexander alden. well that is your news update at this hour up next. a world story is the week in reports that all the latest news and information about our website, dot com and editors an entire news team care so much for taking the house for laughs. people make fun about the own social, economic, and political problems. in mozambique we'll say that you missed last so you don't write it's how people call me as i call his folks down by.

lindsey graham and kevin mccarthy the top house republican who came out basically echoing the president's own woerrds aftered president's son called on all republicans to stand by his side. >> pete alexander new statement as you emphasized, it's certainly different in tone and content than some of what we heard last night. i know you're busy at the white house. i want to bring back in pete and matt who have been discussing some of the local issues here legally. matt, i'm going to go to you first because i actually want to ask the intersection of politics and law and then i'm going to go to pete on the law, but on the political side of this statement, i'm going to reread a little ending of it, quote, we will pursue this process through every aspect of the law to guarantee the american people have confidence in our government. it does sound politically less strident and certainly less misleading than the president's rather unusual remarks at least by the standards of history. matt, your first reaction to this? >> well, hopefully this represents turning the page, the president's obviously talked a lot about law and order this year. he should embrace it here as well. we have laws. we have sta