bernadette, you have an inspiring article.s it happens, long ago i was reading the sources that inspired benjamin franklin to create his famous list of 13 virtues. they included daniel defoe's essay on projects, which i have not heard before. as well as cotton mather's on doing good. and, the latitude and sermons of john tillotson. defoe was not unfamiliar to many of us. there was a manual about how to be ingenious. tell us about why defoe was so important to the founding generation to his views on written constitutionalism? how those views were inflected on robinson crusoe and others. prof. meyler: thanks so much for having me. i think your experience to referencing an essay that you did not know before is one that most of us share. because defoe was unbelievably prolific. it turns out he wrote on most topics. if you think he did not write on something, that is probably the wrong view. defoe wrote in the early 18th century most of his famous works, he might be most known this year for his diary of a played year. that was part

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it was mandy and bernadette peters, and mandy, his voice. and we learned it.d act yet. >> stephen: he just sprung a whole other act of the show on you? >> he wrote the second act of act, and then we rehearsed it during the day, and performed the first act at night, and then the final night, like, the fourth night, we put in this second act. and, i i mean, mandy knew the music. and we just did it. it was one of the great nights in the theater. people were, like, "what have we just witnessed?" i mean, we didn't-- nobody knew it would win the pulitzer prize and that it would be the great-- one of the great musicals ever. we were just doing it. and then this man named mike nichols was in the audience on the fourth night and he saw me and he asked me to audition for "the real thing" which was my first real broadway hit. it was marge of magical. a magical time. >> stephen: wow. the first time i had to sing-- ( applause ) i was lucky enough to do that one weekend of "company." and the first time and the only time i got to rehearse with the philharmonic-- >> the philh

bernadette: fine. no husbands, no boyfriends, some rules. thank you. vegas!lay. anything can happen. it's gonna get crazy. dungeons & dragons! i got a brand-new bikini, so drinks at the pool are on these. i got a sexy new tube top that says "come hither" and a can of pepper spray that says "close enough, jack." i got some old underwear i'm gonna throw on stage at the garth brooks concert. i'm sorry, why old? 'cause last time i saw him, i threw new ones and it got me nothing. i've got a brand-new seven piece set of polyhedral dice. (sniffs) hello, new dice smell. i've got my helm of lordly might, my boots of speed, and if things get too exciting, my inhaler of asthma. i got my new bloodthirsty savage warrior who will lay waste to all who stand before him. and i had a sensible salad for lunch, so i can eat all the pizza i want. come on, are we gonna sit around chatting like a bunch of teenage girls, or are we gonna play d & d like a bunch of teenage boys who are never gonna have sex with those teenage girls?! all (chanting): vegas! vegas! vegas! the dungeon of

i'm having dinner with bernadette and her parents. fun. we know how much you love that. common. you know what i like to do when i'm forced to speak with those beneath my intellectual station? i bring up an interesting topic, like the difference between spider-man and spiders. what about you, sheldon? do you have any plans tonight? sadly, yes. amy's taking me to a memorial service. it's for one of her colleagues who is of asian descent, so my planned conversational gambit is to casually remark that no matter how deep they dig his grave, he'll never make his way back to china.

bernadette de sousa she is a judge of orleans parish new orleans louisiana for the honorable earnestine eva guzman the honorable barbara land, she is judge unites its districts court for the northern district of texas. the honorable jacqueline when circuit judge u.s. court of appeals for the ninth circuit. colonel tarr osborne retired, former chief judge of the united states army. and finally the honorable patricia timmons goodson retired former justice of the north carolina supreme court and former judge of the north carolina court of appeals. i like to start by watching -- east of the palace to take a minute to name historical figure whose influence your lives tell us how and why. we'll start it alphabetical order as they were introduced. so attorney brown. >> thank you, thank you it is a pleasure a real privilege to be on a panel as the loan attorney with all of these amazing jurors. thank you so much and thank you for inviting me to it do this. i struggled with it for years, and years, andor years, was a person who i looked to in so many ways. i thought she did not get her proper du

bernadette d'sousa chief judge of orleans parish new orleans louisiana and the honorable eva guzman justin -- justice on the supreme court the honorable barbara lynn chief judge united states district court for the northern district of texas, the honorable jacqueline nguyen circuit judge u.s. court of appeals for the 9th circuit colonel tara osborn retired former chief judge of the united states army and finally patricia timmers-goodson former judge of the north carolina court of appeals bid like to start by asking each of the panelists to take a few minutes to name a female historical figure who has influenced their lives and tell us how and why. we will start in alphabetical order so attorney brown. >> thank you judge gray in it to real privilege to be on a panel as the lone attorney with all that these amazing jurors so thank you for inviting me. you know i struggled with it for years and years. a person who i looked to in so many ways because i thought she did not get her proper due in the role that she played in all her civil rights litigation. i thought she was absolutely phenomenal

this is from bernadette, who says last time i saw my family was august 2019.o be on the green list. that is one of the countries predicted to go green. finally, this, my parents and family live in a red list country. i can visit them last year and again this year, because they can't afford staying with my wife and two marca children in a quarantine hotel room for ten days. it's financially and mentally exhausting. there must be a solution for such systems to bid situations. we wa nt we want to bring you the latest pictures from miami beach in florida. the scene of that partial collapse of a condominium, an apartment building. we heard from laura podesta of cbs news, saying at that stage nine people have been pulled from the rubble, including, we understand, a young boy. 0ne we understand, a young boy. one person has been confirmed dead. clearly, that is one of the priorities for the huge search and rescue effort that is there right now, trying to find out if there are any survivors in the rubble, rescuing people from the rest of the building and trying to secu