and my favorites were the annotations on the love letters. she just had tremendous contempt for these men. and there was one fellow who kept writing to her. i burn of love for you. and on every one of the letters that she would write another letter from that idiot. and on her father's letters, it is as if it had happened that very day. very furious about how he treated her mother. and that is one of the reasons she so despises american gender in the elegy. her mother was treated very submissive and obedient. her father brought all these women into the house. he was terrible to our mother. that is what she writes in the annotation. you know, he brought coor's into the house. he was a hypocrite and a liar and he was not a good family man . how dare he accused. and it is all in the annotations on the size of the letter. i don't know if you have ever done research, but it is really find it to find things like that, must say. in the other? have a one year out with all of this? >> patterson had to marry in the church, the roman catholic church in b

and that's what she writes in the annotations.u know, he brought horse into the house and he was a hypocrite and he was a liar and he was a good family man and how dare he accused me. it's all in these annotations on the sides of the letters. i don't know if you've ever done research, but it's really fun to find things like that, i must say. have i worn you out with all of this? >> you said he was irish, patterson, and they had dinner in the church, and the roman catholic church in baltimore. was he roman catholic? >> all, no. he any of the converted to the presbyterian because his wife, because the presbyterian church was the more high status church. he was a social climber. and so he married, got her married in the catholic church by the archbishop of baltimore to ensure that come because he suspecting napoleon might not like this, to ensure that it was legal in the eyes of the church as well as legal in the eyes of the state. so he's very cunning, and he does it to protect her. it didn't protect her really. she ultimately gets

and that's what she writes in the annotations, you know? he brought whores into the house, and he was a hypocrite, and he was a liar, and he wasn't a good family man, and how dare he accuse me. and it's all in these annotations on the sides to have letters. of the letters. i don't know if you've ever done research, but it's really fun to find things like that, i must say. any other, have i worn you out with all of this? >> no. >> yeah? >> you said he was irish, patterson? and he had to marry in the church, in the roman catholic church in baltimore? was he roman catholic? >> no, oh, no. he immediately converted to be presbyterian because his wife, because the presbyterian church was the more high-status church. he was a social climber. and so he married, got her married in the catholic church by the archbishop of baltimore to insure, because he's suspecting napoleon might not like this, to insure that it was legal in the eyes of the church as well as legal mt. eyes of the state. so he's very cunning, and he does it to protect her. and it did

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. >> we will have to leave it on that annote. thank you for being here. we're back here with our reporters. let's begin with the minimum wage. when is this likely to come to the floor, if at all? >> we do not hear a whole lot of new information on minimum wage. it sounds like the prost x are not good at this link. we -- the prospects are not good at this point. senator harkin said after this work period that it will bump it into another month. if there do not seem to be any movement from the main sticking point, this $10.10 raise on democrats.- rate on they do not seem interested in compromise. >> there has been some democratic senators, mark warner said we should do a minimum wage but there's some debate about timing and the amount. it sounds like some democrats would be open to a little bit of a lower rate. >> i think that is true. the thing i would add to what mr. harkin was saying is that i do not see a lot of room for republicans to be copper might think on the other side. senator harkin told me his $10.10 limit in january and i called around trying

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he wrote and annotated and underlined, and they have his shakespeares, they have his bible, they havehis darwin, they don't have the copy of delano's memoir which he got it from one could read that memoir and see a lot of other melville stories. there's a certain innocent. he could be israel potter, you know, kind of revolutionary war veteran that, again, as i mentioned is thrown into world history but can't understand it. you know, he's encountering all these great events and great people. that's delano. you know, there's -- [inaudible] there's a lot of, you know, i don't know what -- but to answer your question, when melville read delano, he did transform him, and he didn't transform him into a sympathetic character at all. he transformed him into this first kind of innocent abroad bumbling through the world in some ways, you know, a certain kind of emblematic of an innocence that can't see cause and effect, can't see the relationship of one's actions to the consequences of their actions. >> i mean, i feel like we're just getting started here, but i think we're actually at point whe

it's very hard to read annotation month never know them up. if he's saying this to keep people off his back if this is what he says today. perhaps this is something to write something very different. all right and there's been no bloodshed so far in crimea. some here in france likening it to the phoney war gaming world war two but the tension is palpable earlier in the data were pro russian troops who'd taken control of the building airbase firing warning shots in the air when some three hundred ukrainian soldiers demanded their jobs back more on that atmosphere from falls and gets team in crimea twenty km from some terrible armed men in fatigues have taken up positions surrounding the ukrainian army. the troops cover their faces and license plates but some remain visible. this one is clearly from russia. if russian troops of soul far kept a low profile sold two of the ukrainian is it going if it was contested in where i don't actually use his on base. when was listening as a soldier. i think this is already a russian invasion what would you d

how that aid would be utilize, i .annot predict arethoughts and prayers with his family. i do not have an official reaction. earlier were talking about the ukrainian referendum, is there an official vehicle for the united states to express that? is there a united nations resolution? is there any way that can be expressed? or is this something that is going to be just said from the state department. express our views on something. and we do of here from top officials. we are not alone in having that you. it is a violation of the constitution. we would not be alone. this goes to waters talking .bout earlier we are focused on resolving is in a way that is diplomatic and peaceful. with a nonbinding is resolution? >> i am not saying one way or the other what action might be taken. i think the world would have spoken pretty clearly and loudly violation.es to this think noe of this, i one will doubt what our view is. their circulating a letter on an orderill asking for to protect lgbt workers from discrimination. our view is, congress ought to pass the employment nondiscriminati

the privilege of placing my hand on the first printed copy of the constitution a draft edited and annotatedpersonally by george washington himself, one of the most treasured items in the national archives. vice president biden swore me in as director of the central intelligence agency. i chose to take my oath on that precious piece of history is a clear affirmation of what it means to all of us at the agency. we have no higher duty than to uphold and defend the rule of law as we strive everyday to protect our fellow citizens. xo many things involving the are the various decisions saying that there were nefarious on ans that i took my oath copy that did not include the bill of rights. we honor not only the constitution but also the bill of rights and all subsequent amendments to our constitution. i just happen to be guilty of being an ardent admirer of george washington and the historical foundations of this great country. my first career at cia began in 1980. when i turned to the agency absorbing the well acquainted with its people and mission. benefit of the experiencing firsthand the enor

privilege placing my hand on the very first printed copy of the constitution, a drafts edited and annotated personally by george washington himself is one of the most treasured items held in the national archives. with my hand on that document, vice president biden swore me in at the director of the central intelligence agency. i chose to take my oath on that precious piece of history as a clear affirmation of what the constitution means to all of us at the agency. we have no higher duty than to uphold and defend the rule of law as we strive ever day to protect our fellow citizens. like some things involving cia though people read never fair just intentions to take my oath on early draft the constitution that did not contain the bill of rights, our constitution's first 10 amendments. so at the risk of disappointing any conspiracy theorists who might be here today let me assure all of you, i along with my cia colleagues firmly believe in and honor not only the constitution but bill of rights as well as all subsequent amendments to our constitution. i just happen to be guilty of being an arde

hand from malaysian controllers to the subsequent air traffic controllers did not say anything or annotate anything that would have indicated that there was a problem loss communication and certainly the loss of the transponder signal itself now earlier on there were a lot of versions that i had tracking. the lack of communication suggest a hijacking you think. it's certainly a plausible scenario i tend to be i think somewhat more pragmatic in terms of reconstructive measures with the aircraft because there's really nothing that we've seen in terms of factual data that really supports something conclusively that it was something sinister for example a hijacking we simply don't know. the problem is that the radar data that we have available is so limited that there's really nothing that this point that you'd be able to put your finger on the say yes that was most definitely a intrusive act aboard the aircraft a hostile takeover of the aircraft we simply don't see that and that the again the absence of radar data is really would drive in this to a inconclusive position at this point certainl

get annot be able to english-speaking doctor who went to an american medical school. toleave the find one. maybe on an indian reservation. that is going to be an argument. the only thing that will hurt it is i am disappointed. immigration is for ever. it is game over when that happened. ever republican voted against obamacare. to figure outying if you can vote against obamacare. i do not like hearing him say we will keep the good parts of obamacare. what is that? amnesty is forever. you've got to vote for the republicans one more time. if you pass amnesty, it is over and we organized the death squads for the people who wrecked america. [applause] thank you. >> thank you to ann coulter for showing up. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the executive are of the national rifle association institute for legislative action. ♪ how is everybody doing today? i heard some good political speeches. you're not going to hear that during this panel. we are to talk about lawful gun ownership. it is something that could possibly save your life. maybe it has already eared we ha

. >> what specifically is it stated in the rules that members annot display their ipads? the speaker pro tempore: precedence of the house. members are not allowed to stage an exhibition. the chair has ruled. under the precedence of the house. the chair will not proceed until decorum has been restored. the speaker pro tempore: when decorum has been restored, the gentleman may proceed, but not until. only a member under recognition can hold up the display. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman may proceed. mr. kildee: whereas ranking member cummings protested immediately stating, mr. chairman you cannot run a committee like this. you just cannot do this. this is, we are a better country. we are better than that as a committee, end quote. whereas chairman issa returned and allowed ranking member cummings to begin his statement, but then when it became clear that chairman issa did not want to hear what ranking member cummings was saying, turned off ranking member cummings' microphone. ordered republican staff to, quote, close it down, end quote and repeatedly signaled to end

he advocated selling treasuries ahead of the fed's tapering of its annotative easing. -- quantitativeissioners an interview yesterday that march 22 would be his last day after seven years with the derivatives regulator. he is at work on a book about the relationship between wall street and washington. and a setback for tesla in new jersey. a state commission voted to bar automakers from selling directly to customers. tesla says it may have to close its stores in new jersey as a result of this vote. that is today's company news. >> and has been nearly 6 years since the government bailed out fannie mae and freddie mac. finally, members of the senate and the white house agreed to a bipartisan proposal to wind down the mortgage giants. it is a first step to say the least. we need to go to peter cook on a number of washington issues. let's start with fannie mae and freddie mac. it is the first step. great but what is the next step? >> it is arguably the biggest step we have seen over the last 6 years. the fact that he off the top democrat and top republican on the banking committee along w