i went to ben franklin middle school. and we had to go through a card catalog to find the book, it was in alphabetical order and that's how we did things. now it's all computerized, it's easy. and, in fact, i still have a library card and now i download my audio books and other things for free. so all those books i forgot to bring back, they just disappear after they expire on my phone. a lot different than it used to be. no excuse for those of us who want to take advantage of reading, of using the computers and other things in the library, we're finally opening and i just, i can't be more grateful to this department and what they have done. all of its employees. all of the people of san francisco, we did this together. we made this happen together. yes, we have our challenges like any other major city. we still have so much work to do to unaddress the inequities that continue to exist in our society. but we're in a good place right now and we should be proud. we can take a moment. we can take a moment to enjoy this time

even ben franklin throughout the idea. we should have multiple capital the joke was because it's congress. nobody would want congress to come to their city. the joke was like ancient, you know the trojans they would get a horse make a giant trojan horse in congress would hide in it and then after wheel. it on and congress would get out and do its business. so this was the other founding debate. we have multiple quotes from george washington another framers that the debate over a capital city was even more heated even more contentious even more potentially ruinous and all the other founding debates at the constitutional convention in philadelphia the debate over the capital city almost undermines this nation just as we're getting started. so those are the other founding debates next slide. enter into this vacuum george, washington who has his vision country washington state's with our fate will the destiny unborn millions be involved. he called it the most intense and explosive debate of the entire session of philadelphia t

ben franklin. and so many others. while they have been smeared and degraded by the american left in the democratic party to occupy the oval office, we must continue to celebrate them. and together they defeated the most powerful military force on earth what the greatest most extraordinary nation in mankind. future generations of patriots have tremendous sacrifice to fight the civil war to end slavery something no other country has ever done. costing hundreds of thousands of lives throughout america. 700,000 casualties in a nation of 25 million people. in gettysburg alone there were 51000 casualties but other battles with terrible casualties. the wilderness, chancellorsville, ss river, antietam, bull run. twice. for donaldson. fredericksburg. cold harbor. petersburg. gainesville. missionary ridge. atlanta. seven times. nashville. many others. last century americans , millions of americans fought and hundreds of thousands died two world wars and in world war i 4 million american soldiers were mobilized to fight germany,

thomas edison, ben franklin.eable future he's going to have a robot skipping through hoops and speaking spanish and translating to polish, i'd say that he's going to go for it. >> katie what do you think? >> katie: i don't know why humans are building and making things that want to destroy us. also, if they're going to through a ball at it, bring back the dinosaurs that eat plants. no t-rexes. they're made of things that dinosaurs want to eat. i've seen jurassic park. it doesn't end well. >> katie: sean a good point. >> sean: i love this idea. boy as cross america will celebrate a new jurassic park. will be great. >> katie: talk about dogs needing therapy. if there's t-rexes, none of us could afford that. >> greg: we do have them. birds are called dinosaurs. avian dinosaurs. >> i stand corrected. you're right. birds are dinosaurs. stick with us. fan mail friday is next. ♪♪ get to tell everybody how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i mean it... uh-oh, sorry... oh... w

i saw an apparition of ben franklin and thomas jefferson walking down the street. big party last night. [i want to know about the rest of their time. and marshall i feel, as i tell people, picked up a marshall biography instead mind to be marshall three exclamation points. i just was not a guy who sat there with a quill pen writing. vicki brought up versus madison you noted a lot of people probably know marshall for that fact that great decision about the judiciary. also the fact he was chief justice. can you give us a little bit of sense of marshall's life? what does that look like? >> you have to go back to mid 1h century united states. it is not from aristocracy at all but came from then establish families. there establish for a couple generations. people see queen elizabeth has to do something because some merit down the line doing with these people had to do in a certain sense. a lot of people don't understand everybody knew one another. first everyone knew everybody. so this marshall that was a friend of george washington's, right? so much in the tidewater wa

ast attributed to ben franklin. a good thought. it's the key to real change. >> host over on one of my friends. on the turner classic movie said we need to be able to have -- especially when white people can have pleasure interrupted. then we will be on the right path. have their pleasure interrupted. get used to that. >> so, let's take a look at what the path is. former federal prosecutor will look at what's next for chauvin. sentencing. it will be interesting. and this decision has effected a lot of people. including three police officers. next. of therabreath healthy smilile oral rinse to g give her the healthy, sparkly smile she always wanted. (crowd cheering) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, target and other fine stores. ♪ ♪ this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further ir

the old ben franklin line has never been more true that those who sacrifice liberty for security end their economy. they got kids out of schools. they crushed education. they took a year of their lives. they had higher deaths per capita than florida. it is sickening. good on -- elizabeth: getting back to hbo bill maher, he is also saying democrats in the media have beenmy informing the american people. a "gallup poll," four out of 10 democrats say if you get covid half of them get hospitalized. no it is not. 1% to 5%. you have a quick 10 seconds adam, take it, go ahead. >> these people claim they follow the science. covid is religion, science is not in their favor. they can't handle it. elizabeth: adam guillette thanks for joining us. we want people to be careful. there are variants out there. covid-19 is a virus that can get you really sick, numerous cases it is deadly. be safe. we're staying on the different angles. good to see you, adam. "the federalist" chris bedford with more on the u.s. intelligence community are they fully on board with climate change as a top u.s. national se

ben franklin's had issues with spaniards,, russian's a, talons, frenchman, people he said who are of us mar the complexion. let's just remember for people who are watching and feel and don't think i like black people, this runs deeper than black and white in our country. as you mentioned, donald trump is using this rhetoric and it's contemporary meaning. here's one example. >> from this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. from this day forward, it's going to be only, america first. america first. >> professor greer, how durable do you think this rhetoric is? particularly because ones congresswoman greene encumber women of arizona were called out for, it they seem to kind of walk it back really quickly, do you think americans are kind of getting hip to this in a way that they won't tolerate it anymore? >> no, i don't think that's it at all, joshua. sadly, i think the republican party is getting hip to the fact that they can't just be as explicit. we saw this with the ridiculous system the 1776 project and response to the 16 19 project. i don't think they will walk you back

he model two of these country boy books on ben franklin's memoirs bound to rise and risen from the ranks. he also rewrote one of his adult books timothy comes ward, which is one of the rarest subtitles to find by the way. he wrote it as jack's warren here. jack is taking care of a bully who had been tormenting his ward. in february 18 77 he boarded a train to go to california partly for his health and partly to research what he called a pacific series of books with a western setting. out west he thoroughly enjoyed visiting friends making new acquaintances and and in march, he began inviting a tale of the gold rush called joe's luck. i hope to complete my california story out here. we wrote he went on to say though that i've made a good many acquaintances and i'm only afraid of making so many as to involve being engagements which will interfere with my work. horatio had to cut his tip short so we could go home to massachusetts as his brother. frank had fallen ill frank died before he could see him though and his mother died later that summer he returned to new york having written little f

who were at risk and let the rest of us go about our lives with reasonable restrictions, the old ben franklinecurity and up with neither, these states wreck the economy they got kids out of school, crushed education, took a year of their lives in higher deaths per capita than florida. liz: getting back to the hbo bill maher he is also saying democrats and the media have been misinforming the american people a gallup poll says four out of ten democrats say if you get covid, half of you get hospitalized, is 1% - 5%, you have a quick few seconds, go ahead. >> these people claim they follow the science but covid is a religion and science isn't in their favor and they cannot handle it. liz: thank you for joining us, we do want people to be careful, there are variants out there, covid-19 is a virus that can get you sick and in numerous cases it is deadly. be safe, were staying on the different angles. the federalist, senior editor chris bradford on the u.s. intelligence committee, are they fully on board with climate change at the top u.s. national security threat, later in the show texas border ma

ben franklin wanted the turkey to bees national bird over the bald eagle. >> that's right.harles: we appreciate all your wisdom. >> you betcha. charles: bring in belpointe chief stratdavid melson and michael lee strategies michael klee lee. what do you think? >> estimate revisions are through the roof. that is the good news. the bad news stocks seem to know that. if stocks are truly a discounting mechanism, these large earnings we're seeing from a lot of companies really only justify the price momentum. it is concerning to see the 10-year stop where it did and seeing this move back to large cap secular growth which i view as largely a defensive trade. fang is not a the large trade right now. and that is concerning. >> to your point market breadth switched dramatically. new york stock exchange stocks, advance-decline, new highs versus new lows. the real damage, michael lee, has been in the nasdaq area which felt like comfort food a week ago and now people just can't make up their minds. what do you think is gnawing at them the most? >> look i think when you hit new highs as

louis, a guy named carl short, harry ramen, ben franklin. other gamblers in des moines, this is interesting. they supposedly honest stay, it upright midwest, you see all these gambling centers in their. and in des moines, there's a guy named david stelter, and ben and liu levy. big gamblers, they are going to be involved in this. then a fourth group, well, i don't know if you got called to people a group, and they are sleepy bill burns and a guy named billy moe hard. sleepy bill burns and a majorly pitcher of no great reputed at all. no great energy, which is why he was called sleepy bill. he would literally fall asleep on the bench. but he had left baseball and became -- he was speculating in oil in texas. he was a texan. but he would come up and hang around with all the ballplayers and tried to sell them or tried to get him to invest in oil. so he's traveling this circuit, this majorly city, he's on trains with the players, in 1919. and he hears this rumor, and in fact, the players approach him. they are so crooked, even though they've got

a guy named carl, harry redmond, ben franklin. and other gamblers in des moines. this is interesting, you know, the supposedly honest, staid, upright midwest, you see all these gambling centers and in des moines, there is a guy named david selzer. big gamblers. they are going to be involved in this. and then, a fourth group. well, i don't know if you can call two people a group. and they are sleepy bill burns and a guy named billy maharg. sleepy bill burns had been a major league pitcher of no great repute, at all. and no great energy, which is why he was called sleepy bill. he would literally fall asleep on the -- on the bench. but he had left baseball and be -- became -- he was speculating in oil leases in texas. he was a texan. but he would come up and hang around with all the -- the ball players. and try to sell them or try to get them to invest in oil leases. so, he is traveling this circuit of major-league cities and teams. he is on trains with the players. in 1919. and he hears this rumor and, in fact, the players approach him. we'll -- they're so crooked,

i went to ben franklin middle school. and we had to go through a card catalog to find the book, it was in alphabetical order and that's how we did things. now it's all computerized, it's easy. and, in fact, i still have a library card and now i download my audio books and other things for free. so all those books i forgot to bring back, they just disappear after they expire on my phone. a lot different than it used to be. no excuse for those of us who want to take advantage of reading, of using the computers and other things in the library, we're finally opening and i just, i can't be more grateful to this department and what they have done. all of its employees. all of the people of san francisco, we did this together. we made this happen together. yes, we have our challenges like any other major city. we still have so much work to do to unaddress the inequities that continue to exist in our society. but we're in a good place right now and we should be proud. we can take a moment. we can take a moment to enjoy this time

i went to ben franklin middle school.rd catalog to find the book, it was in alphabetical order and that's how we did things. now it's all computerized, it's easy. and, in fact, i still have a library card and now i download my audio books and other things for free. so all those books i forgot to bring back, they just disappear after they expire on my phone. a lot different than it used to be. no excuse for those of us who want to take advantage of reading, of using the computers and other things in the library, we're finally opening and i just, i can't be more grateful to this department and what they have done. all of its employees. all of the people of san francisco, we did this together. we made this happen together. yes, we have our challenges like any other major city. we still have so much work to do to unaddress the inequities that continue to exist in our society. but we're in a good place right now and we should be proud. we can take a moment. we can take a moment to enjoy this time and to recognize the fact that

i went to ben franklin middle school. and we had to go through a card catalog to find the book, it was in alphabetical order and that's how we did things. now it's all computerized, it's easy. and, in fact, i still have a library card and now i download my audio books and other things for free. so all those books i forgot to bring back, they just disappear after they expire on my phone. a lot different than it used to be. no excuse for those of us who want to take advantage of reading, of using the computers and other things in the library, we're finally opening and i just, i can't be more grateful to this department and what they have done. all of its employees. all of the people of san francisco, we did this together. we made this happen together. yes, we have our challenges like any other major city. we still have so much work to do to unaddress the inequities that continue to exist in our society. but we're in a good place right now and we should be proud. we can take a moment. we can take a moment to enjoy this time

brenda, i was looking at it, it looks like a ben franklin close and i counted up the reasons to own theview. have i got that right? what are the reasons to own it right now? >> that's right. i think we have to look at kind of the big picture and look at what's happened over the last several months and we have an environment where vaccine rollout got off to a shake ji start and now the u.s. is a leader globally in vaccine distribution and we have an environment where the u.s. is a leader in terms of overall stimulus and we've seen it coming through in terms of economic data, where we just had a recent string of very strong ism numbers both on the manufacturing and services side, that were at or near all time highs. we also got confirmation that the employment market is starting to broaden with a nice pickup that we saw in leisure and hospitality industries, so by many measures, things are looking brighter, so i think, against the backdrop i'll say of an environment where we did see long-term interest rates step up pretty meaningfully, earlier, in the year, but things have stabilized over

joining us is the managing director of zuhu i want to talk about a ben franklin close listing the positivesnd negatives. you still have to buy, right there are positives. can you list the positives it looks like one, two, three, four, five what are the positives >> thanks, joe if you look at intel, especially being the leaders. they lost leadership and now with new management, hope they can get back you have the old guard back announcing last night. if you look at the enterprise, that is really what is grateful for them the enterprise down 50% with the covid shutdowns. you see enterprise coming back that should be nice for them they probably have a 90-person market share that would be the back half. i see tit is weak if you look at what it is doing, it is four-to-six weeks on orders intel is gaining with orders as the data center comes back and they reopen with the economy >> it takes time to build these. it costs a lot of money. a lot of capital intensive do you think they can do an operation warp speed or will it really take two years? >> it will take two years. the chip space, nothing ha

turns out cancel culture has been around for centuries, how ben franklin was able to fend off hatersyou will probably write a book on it, brian. i will look for that next time. thanks, everyone, we are on the ground in minneapolis after former officer derek chauvin found guilty on all charges. plus petraeuss erunt in chicago after police release body cam video of a 16-year-old girl -- columbus, actually, excuse me. we have a live report coming up. and at the border customs and border protection detain nearly 150 people crammed into a tractor-trailer. arizona's attorney general on that plus congressman steve scalise, martha maccallum and dan hoffman. we will see you at the top of the hour. you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor if your teen is missing meningitis b vaccinatio

i went to ben franklin middle school. and we had to go through a card catalog to find the book, it was in alphabetical order and that's how we did things. now it's all computerized, it's easy. and, in fact, i still have a library card and now i download my audio books and other things for free. so all those books i forgot to bring back, they just disappear after they expire on my phone. a lot different than it used to be. no excuse for those of us who want to take advantage of reading, of using the computers and other things in the library, we're finally opening and i just, i can't be more grateful to this department and what they have done. all of its employees. all of the people of san francisco, we did this together. we made this happen together. yes, we have our challenges like any other major city. we still have so much work to do to unaddress the inequities that continue to exist in our society. but we're in a good place right now and we should be proud. we can take a moment. we can take a moment to enjoy this time

i went to ben franklin middle school.o find the book, it was in alphabetical order and that's how we did things. now it's all computerized, it's easy. and, in fact, i still have a library card and now i download my audio books and other things for free. so all those books i forgot to bring back, they just disappear after they expire on my phone. a lot different than it used to be. no excuse for those of us who want to take advantage of reading, of using the computers and other things in the library, we're finally opening and i just, i can't be more grateful to this department and what they have done. all of its employees. all of the people of san francisco, we did this together. we made this happen together. yes, we have our challenges like any other major city. we still have so much work to do to unaddress the inequities that continue to exist in our society. but we're in a good place right now and we should be proud. we can take a moment. we can take a moment to enjoy this time and to recognize the fact that we are here

i went to ben franklin middle school. and we had to go through a card catalog to find the book, it was in alphabetical order and that's how we did things. now it's all computerized, it's easy. and, in fact, i still have a library card and now i download my audio books and other things for free. so all those books i forgot to bring back, they just disappear after they expire on my phone. a lot different than it used to be. no excuse for those of us who want to take advantage of reading, of using the computers and other things in the library, we're finally opening and i just, i can't be more grateful to this department and what they have done. all of its employees. all of the people of san francisco, we did this together. we made this happen together. yes, we have our challenges like any other major city. we still have so much work to do to unaddress the inequities that continue to exist in our society. but we're in a good place right now and we should be proud. we can take a moment. we can take a moment to enjoy this time

i went to ben franklin middle school.log to find the book, it was in alphabetical order and that's how we did things. now it's all computerized, it's easy. and, in fact, i still have a library card and now i download my audio books and other things for free. so all those books i forgot to bring back, they just disappear after they expire on my phone. a lot different than it used to be. no excuse for those of us who want to take advantage of reading, of using the computers and other things in the library, we're finally opening and i just, i can't be more grateful to this department and what they have done. all of its employees. all of the people of san francisco, we did this together. we made this happen together. yes, we have our challenges like any other major city. we still have so much work to do to unaddress the inequities that continue to exist in our society. but we're in a good place right now and we should be proud. we can take a moment. we can take a moment to enjoy this time and to recognize the fact that we are

it's a matter of being consistent with an ideal, as ben franklin said, if we don't elect one member of the british parliament, they have no right to tax us. and that was a righteous concept. and it still is. and as a matter of principle, i've had to agree with that. the people of d.c. are right. they shouldn't have to pay a federal income tax. but as i put in my bill and have in all these different congress sessions we've been through, as i filed it each time, no taxation without representation was a rallying cry of many american collinnists during british rule in the 1760's and early 1770's. the slogan gained widespread noterize -- notoriety after the passage of the sugar act on april 5, 1764. american colonnists increasingly reeventualitied -- resented having taxes levies against them without having legislators in parliament in london. the idea there should be no taxation without representation dated back even further. this issue became even more defined in 1765 with the passage of the stamp act. which was the first true attempt to levy a direct tax on the american colonies. ultimate

i went to ben franklin middle school. and we had to go through a card catalog to find the book, it was in alphabetical order and that's how we did things. now it's all computerized, it's easy. and, in fact, i still have a library card and now i download my audio books and other things for free. so all those books i forgot to bring back, they just disappear after they expire on my phone. a lot different than it used to be. no excuse for those of us who want to take advantage of reading, of using the computers and other things in the library, we're finally opening and i just, i can't be more grateful to this department and what they have done. all of its employees. all of the people of san francisco, we did this together. we made this happen together. yes, we have our challenges like any other major city. we still have so much work to do to unaddress the inequities that continue to exist in our society. but we're in a good place right now and we should be proud. we can take a moment. we can take a moment to enjoy this time