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i will remind people of benjamin franklin -- at the base of the statue of liberty. people who would give up their freedom for security deserve neither frieder nor security. thank you. host: now the things that are happening in washington today. "the baltimore sun." obama will have lunch with house gop leaders today. obama's invitation to house speaker john boehner, majority leader eric cantor and kevin a part -- kevin mccarthy comes days after a previously unannounced lunch between the president and senate minority leader mitch mcconnell last friday. richmond, virginia. republican minority caller: i really think most people don't have an idea what the patriot act is all about. to be against something that they can't understand, which actually most people don't understand. first off, the government is not going to tap your phone just because they wanted. here is the biggest deal about the patriot act. remember when the airplane hit the 14th street bridge in washington. virginia, and maryland, and d.c. police never acted together. the pentagon is in virginia. they hav

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is the the author of several books including "the first american: the life and times of benjamin franklin," and traitor to his class. both of which, for which he was a finalist for a pulitzer prize for biography. he joins us tonight to discuss his new book, "american colossus: the triumph of capitalism 1865-1900". please join me in welcoming back to pritzker military library, h.w. brands. [applause] >> thank you. i'm delighted to be back to the foremost institution of its kind in the country, and it's quite an honor to speak your wants and a greater honor to speak your toys. i'm going to be talking about, well, roughly about a book that i published a couple of weeks ago called "american colossus" and it's about the gilded age period. the last third of the 19th century. the essential part of the story is what i call the capitalist revolution in america. it is the emergence of america as an industrial power with the economy based on the principles of practices capital as. which on its face doesn't necessarily, doesn't lend itself to the kind of things that pritzker does. however, i'm going

it shows independence hall which leads back to john adams, benjamin franklin and jefferson. you're talking about all the great people head something to do with the declaration of independence and the early government and the constitution. >> there is enormous symbolism in jefferson's used of the white house. he became the first president to shake hands. talk about something we take for granted today, that was a defining gesture. >> in addition to his symbolic -- he added colonnades off each side of the home for stables and servants' quarters with the columns of the west of the homes still standing today. he is also the first of several southern presidents to occupy the white house, bringing in slaves to a home partially built by in slave labor, as was the capital just block away. >> slave labor was involved in the construction of the white house. it was always there. there was that dichotomy, the land of the free and here are these people enslaved. >> when the white house was built, like when the capital was built, a lot of the labor was provided by african-americans. weathe

a wonderful portrait of benjamin franklin hangs over the fireplace.fee urn that was owned by john adam was bought when he was the minister to great britain. the wonderful scene of philadelphia that hangs above the sofa, it is mid-19th century. it shows independence hall. talking about the great people who had something to do with the declaration of independence and the constitution. >> there is enormous symbolism. he became the first president to shake hands. talk about something we take for granted. that was a gesture. >> in addition to his symbolic impact, thomas jefferson is the first president to change the structure, adding colonnades for stables and servant quarters. with the columns to the west still standing and he is the first southern president to bring in slaves to a home partially built by enslaved labor. as was the capital. >> labor was involved in the construction of the white house and the maintenance. it was always there. there was that the economy. the land of the free and hear these people who are the slaves. labor wasof provided by

i agree with benjamin franklin who stated during the formation of our nation that those who give up freedom deserves nor liberty or safety. one of the provisions that the bill re-authorizes is section 2 215 that gives the government the power to invade our records such as books we read at the library by alleging that they are relevant to a criminal investigation and without having to show it is in connection with any threats specific terrorist activities. no requirement to show probable cause or reasonable suspicion or being related to a specific act of terrorism and therefore is no meaningful standard to judge whether or not the material is, in fact, necessary. another provision of h.r. 514, section 206 of the patriot act which is known as the roving john doe wiretap provision which allows the government to wiretap a phone conversation without showing which phone will be tapped or who will be using it and without requiring a court order for a specific roving tap. the third provision of 6001 of the intelligence reform and terrorism prevention act of 2004, the lone wolf provision gives the g

a few weeks into the constitutional convention in 1787, benjamin franklin addressed george washingtonnd the other convention members, speaking to the bedrock importance of seeking dodd's guidance as they pursued the sacred task of creating our nation. he said this, "i have lived a long time. the longer i live, the more convincing proof i see of this truth that god governs in the affairs of men." he went on to say, "if they spero cannot fall to the ground without his knowing it, is it probable that an empire can rise without his aid?" ladies and gentlemen, we as a nation need to turn towards god, not away from god. [applause] the solutions to our problems are not easy, but they are not out of reach. we need to remind each other what made this country great and restore america's greatness by restoring american common sense. we need more common sense and at last obama nonsense. -- and less obama nonsense. [applause] let's start with this one. this one is kind of complex. there may be some democrats in the room, so i will say it real slow so everyone can understand [laughter] ] are you re

applauding] you know, in history the story goes that at the close of the constitutional convention, benjamin franklin franklin, what have you given us, a monarchy or democracy? as you well know he said, we have given you a republic. then those five dennis words, if you can keep it. in that same vein coming in that same vein nancy webster said hold on, my friends, hold on my friends to the constitution and the republic for which it stands for miracles do not cluster. what has happened once in 6,000 years may never happen again. hold on to the constitution. for if the american constitution should fail, their will be anarchy in the world. now, why did this to them and give us those warnings? i believe it is because they understood how precious liberty is and how fleeting liberty has been in the course of history and what remarkable work it would take to preserve our freedom and liberty. this past election showed a remarkable amount of that eternal vigilance that is required to preserve our liberty. the numbers are absolutely astounding, as you well know. you probably talk about them. eighty-seven new re

this is a wonderful next step and what ronald reagan predicted and what george washington and benjamin franklin and all of our founders predicted in 1776. host: massachusetts, talk to us about egypt and its effect on the rest of the arab world. caller: it was not the people that made them step down. it was our government that made him step down. they called him a tyrant and stuff like that. but he was our buddy for 30 years. and we used him for what we could use some for and then we just throw him out. 04 when iraq was fighting iran, he was our buddy. and the head of al qaeda there that they are looking for now, when he was fighting russia, he was our buddy. when we use these dictators, after we get what we want from them, then we call them tyrants. but this country of ours, we are the ones that are bad, and it is a shame the way this government, not just obama, but the rest of the government -- since this started, it pretends it is nice but it plays with these big traders, and when they get what they want from them, they throw them out. host: in the "los angeles times," and 18 day revolution i

benjamin franklin's words are just as powerful today as they were more than 200 years ago when he said, any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and will lose both. i believe we must let these provisions expire and let's not stop there. let's move toward a fuller debate about civil liberties and national security. a debate that revises the ultimate -- and ultimately repeals the patriot act. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. dreier: i yield myself 15 seconds. i was sorry my friend would not yield to the distinguished chair of the subcommittee. he was simply going to ask her what provisions of the patriot act have been determined to be unconstitutional? the answer is, not one. mr. speaker, with that i'd like to inquire of my friend how many speakers he has remaining on his side. mr. polis: i am aware of at least two speakers. i believe i have two speakers remaining. mr. dreier: with that i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from colorado. mr. polis: thank y

a few weeks into the constitutional convention in 1787, benjamin franklin addressed george washington other convention members, speaking to the bedrock importance of seeking dodd's guidance as they pursued the sacred task of creating our nation. he said this, "i have lived a long time. the longer i live, the more convincing proof i see of this truth that god governs in the affairs of men." he went on to say, "if they spero cannot fall to the ground without his knowing it, is it probable that an empire can rise without his aid?" ladies and gentlemen, we as a nation need to turn towards god, not away from god. [applause] the solutions to our problems are not easy, but they are not out of reach. we need to remind each other what made this country great and restore america's greatness by restoring american common sense. we need more common sense and at last obama nonsense. -- and less obama nonsense. [applause] let's start with this one. this one is kind of complex. there may be some democrats in the room, so i will say it real slow so everyone can understand [laughter] ] are you ready? w

a few weeks into the constitutional convention in 1787, benjamin franklin addressed george washingtonnd the other convention members, speaking to theedrock importance of seeking dodd's guidance as they pursued the sacred task of creating our nation. he said this, "i have lived a long time. the longer i live, the more convincing proof i see of this trut that god governs in the affairs of men." he went on to say, "if they spero cannot fall to the ground without his knowing it, is it probable that an empire can rise without his aid?" ladies and gentlemen, we as a nation need to turn towards god, not away from god. [applause] the solutions to our problems are not easy, but they are not out of reach. we need to remind each other what made this country great and restore america's greatness by restoring american comn sense. we need more common sense and at last obama nonsense. -- and less obama nonsense. [applause] let's start with this one. this one is kind of complex. there may be some democrats in the room, so i will say it real slow so everyone can understand [laughter] ] are you ready?

i adepree with benjamin franklin who stated in the formation of our nation that they who give up essential liberty to obtain temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. one of the provisions the bill re-authorizes is section 215 of the patriot act that gives the government the power to secretly invide our private records, such as books we read at the library by merely alleging they are relevant to a terrorism investigation but without having to show the kecks in connection with any specific suspected terrorist or terrorist activities. there's no requirement to show probable cause or even reasonable suspicion of being related to a specific act of terrorism and therefore there's no meaningful standard to judge whether or not the material is necessary. another provision of h.r. 514 is section 206 of the patriot act which is referred to as a roving john doe wiretap provision. it gives the government the power to wiretap a phone conversation without having to be shown which phone had been used or who will be using it an without requiring a court order for the specific roving tap. third

a few weeks into the constitutional convention in 1787, benjamin franklin addressed george washingtone bedrock importance of seeking god's guidance as they pursued the sacred task of creating our nation. he said this, and i quote, i've lived a long time, and the longer i live, the more convincing proofs that i see of this truth that god governs in the affairs of men. he went on to say, and if a sparrow cannot fall to the ground without his notice, is it probable an empire can rise without his aid? ladies and gentlemen, we as a nation need to turn towards god, not away from god. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] >> now the solutions to our problems aren't easy. but they are not a mystery either. we simply need to remind each other what made this country great and restore america's greatness by restoring american common sense. [cheers and applause] >> we need more common sense and less obama nonsense. [cheers and applause] >> let's start with this one. this one is kind of complex. i know there maybe some democrats in the room. so i'll say it real slow so everyone can understan

in history the story goes that at the close of the conflict -- constitutional convention, benjamin franklin was leading constitution hall, having signed the constitution, and he was approached by a woman he said, doctor franklin, what have you given us, and monocacy or 8 democracy? he said, we have given you a republic. and then this five famous words -- if you can keep it. in that same vein daniel webster said hold on, my friends, hold on to the constitution and to the republic for which it stands, for miracles do not cluster and what has happened once in 6000 years may never happen again. all on to the constitution, for if the american constitution should fail, there will be anarchy in the world. why did the settlement give us those warnings? i believe it is because they understood how precious liberty is and how fleeting liberty has been in the course of history and what a remarkable work it would be -- it would take to preserve our freedom and our liberty. this past election showed a remarkable amount of that eternal vigilance that is required to preserve our liberty. the members are as