here you have three men marching forward and in the background, the betsy ross flag. this is what i am going to call our standard story. this is what we usually tell ourselves to explain who we are. irs of the first revolution. american history starts with that declaration. it starts on a high note and we are basically trying to sustain it. we are trying to live up to the ideals of the founders and signers. we are following their wisdom and for 200 years it has pointed the way to a better america and a more perfect union. i am going to tell you a couple of other stories. first, want to say a little bit about this one. the first thing to note is that it is a backward looking story. the declaration is the central document in the story, it may be more important than even the constitution. the founders' constitution is important too. the constitution has the answers to our current problems. adrift,seems to be people think. what is the solution? go back to the wisdom of the founders. focus on the constitution. focus on the original understanding of the constitution. live u

conservative political action conference, to once again sexually molest the american ♪ >> jimmy: betsy rossust filed charges against him. [ laughter ] who does that? how is that human behavior? anyway, trump closed out black history month in a big way. he's been trying to drum up support from african-americans lately. and to do that he invited black leaders to the white house to tell them how great he is. >> i am standing next to the greatest president since abraham lincoln. >> the greatest president. >> yeah. >> the greatest president for the african-american community, black community, brown, mocha. >> you truly are the best president since abraham lincoln. >> thank you. >> man, you're the first black president. >> jimmy: i guess orange really is the new black. [ applause ] and then since he was on a roll the next day he had a rally in north charleston, south carolina during which he shared an important lesson he learned during that meeting. and finally settled a debate he's been having with himself for what i assume is quite some time. >> young african-american leaders, one of the things

if trump's not careful, he's going to have pay hush money to betsy ross [ laughter ] this is more intimateat lady gaga/bradley cooper performance at last year's oscars [ laughter ] in fact, just to give you an idea of how much was happening this weekend, the president announced that had he had negotiated a peace deal with the taliban and that wasn't even one of the top news stories. on saturday, trump held a press conference that updated the nation on the coronavirus outbreak, but he started by trying to draw attention to the taliban deal and look, personally, i am in favor of any attempt to end our longest war and bring our troops home it's something we should have done a long time ago but it would be nice to have a president we could trust to coherently explain the details to us. and yet, even when he tried to start the press conference by talking about this taliban deal, all trump could do was ramble drowsily, like he just woke up from an afternoon nap. >> before we begin i'd like to congratulate all of those incredible people that have worked for so long on our endless war. and will be

minstrelcy was as american as betsy ross and apple pie. a very well known entertainer by the name of noble, african-american singer and composer, who was part of the writing team with the legendary uride pianist suv blake -- blockake brought the old -- remarked in defense of abc's american minstrels of 1949 in , "i have neverte yet got the thrill in a theater the minstrel show gives me how i can ever since childhood every church, club, ymca, school, north, south, east, west, australia, england and around the world loved and imitated the minstrel.egro when people stop loving spirituals, then i will stop loving the minstrel. they both are -- they are both sacred to me and some american." know that however a year earlier he had cohosted the national minstrel swing time and love the producers to create a more intensified minstrel show. what is interesting about this, here is an african-american of note, well known in entertainment and famous, a famous pair and still are legendary. this is 1948, 1949. here we are speaking and talking in 2020 in

for many americans, minstrelsy was as american as betsy ross and apple pie. a very well-known entertainer by the name of noble sisal, an african-american singer and composer who was part of the writing team with the legendary stride pianists of the 1920s, ub blake, both of them were authors of the very important legendary landmark 1920s broadway all-black musical called "shuffle along" remarked in defense of abc tv's "american minstrels of 1949" in this way. i quote, "i have never yet got the thrill in a theater that minstrel show gives me how i could ever since childhood. every church, club, ymca, school, north, south, east, west, australia, england and around the world love and imitated the american negro minstrel. when marianne anderson and the world stopped singing negro spirituals then i'll stop loving the minstrel. they both are -- excuse me. they are both sacred to me and so american, unquote. note, however, that a year earlier in 1948, noble sisal had co-hosted nbc radio's national minstrel swing time at the savoy and lobby, the show aims to create a

ross. yes for less. >>wells fgo board of directors chairwoman betsy duke abruptly quit yesterday it came just days afterlifornia congresswoman maxine waters called for duke to step down. waters leads the house financial service services committee which releed a scathing report on wells fargo executives last week the san francisco company is its 3rd ceo and second chair since of fake account scandal erupted in september 2016 duke started out as chair of wel fargo's board in january 2018. now former bank america cfo ski will become the new chairman. >>coming up next a stock market falls fast today seeing itworst point drop in history after the break we'll hear from a financial expet hear from a financial expet on what this means for the z3s7oz z1ncz y3s7oy y1ncy >>your money all lawsuit today, the w saw its the largest point drop in its more than2000 points. this as the coronavirus in shock waves of fear across the world earlier today on kron on we spoke with financial exrt george his chevyon what's happening on wall street and of people should be worried about a potential recession. >>what's the market g