so possibly blair who resigned a few months before is available. we just don't know. that is 1795.w to where the colorful robe and then there is this portrait of william paterson. he was the same judicial role than we think the states 1797. the artist came to america members as early as it could have been painted so somewhere in the time period. so this is only 6 inches by 8 inches it is very small and done in two hours and handed to the person who is getting the portrait done right after. the fact paterson is wearing the robe is indicative he was wearing it literally having his portrait done and he would not know about the jay's family portrait he had to be in this row. but there isn't a lot of documentation for that the others are side-by-side these are the only two from life portraits we have been able to locate to show these robes. if you were to turn jay into profile it would be similar and it looks very wide and but you cannot tell that on the angle. so what happened to all the other robes? what happened to them? this is that i have been able to determine. we know john robb o

. >> and i can remember the first conversation i had with tony blair, and he said this is going to beike nothing we've ever seen. >> dawn had not yet broken over buckingham palace as people began to arrive to pay their respects. young people grieving for a princess they regarded as their own. >> she was young herself. she was fresh. i think she showed that the royal family wasn't something still stuck in the 18th century. >> i remember seeing crowds that were mourning just be very different. there were asian people. there were black people. there were old people. there were younger people. it did not feel like what we had been used to. it was very powerful in that it showed you the kind of people who had built this coalition of love and support around diana. >> the news about diana's death traveled all over the world. it reached every corner of the globe. >> for a country born in rebellion against british royalty, it was a remarkable outpouring of grief in washington for a fallen princess of wales. >> we have experienced shocking deaths before. jfk a perfect example. but nothing like

we know john blair paid for his robe, so the assumption is he had a real.thomas johnson we know the robe was made for him. patterson is the one with the portrait. these two ropes could be the same rule. it's possible that johnson retired or resigned right away, and we just saw there just like lowell will use this row patterson, it's brand-new, it never got used. for those of you who are students of the early court. you have left somebody out. that is james dire del. this is a key piece that changes the narrative of the whole story. our tale was on court from 1790 to 1799. he died in october. thanks to ross davis, the professor george mason university, he gave me a tip that there was a mention of an eye or dull robe on exhibit. i found the sultana loan from the north carolina historical visit at the jamestown tricentennial exhibition. -- the possessions go back into the 1890s.'s this exhibit was james r. until zero some say but i've not been able to spot the road is invisible it is in bad shape. not to shock anybody, but, and fortunately, this is the state o

labour was very mucha— —— tony blair did.ver. it doesn't have _ then it would take over. it doesn't have quite — then it would take over. it doesn't have quite that automatic sensation. ithink— have quite that automatic sensation. i think that's partly due to the fact that — i think that's partly due to the fact that borisjohnson has been kicked _ fact that borisjohnson has been kicked out and there will be a new prime _ kicked out and there will be a new prime minister and the british public— prime minister and the british public like to give new people the crack _ public like to give new people the crack of _ public like to give new people the crack of the whip. i think even ciear— crack of the whip. i think even clear starmer would say he needs to raise his _ clear starmer would say he needs to raise his game. i think labour will have _ raise his game. i think labour will have to _ raise his game. i think labour will have to try— raise his game. i think labour will have to try and break through and really— have to try and

so blair has a gym in l.a.and gyms in new york and nightclubs, and he talks about how during hiv/aids going to the gym and having what he called a chelsea voice, the kind of fit, muscular body, was such an important way to showcase that you weren't sick, you weren't wasting away from hiv/aids. and so wearing that signifier of health on your body was one way that kind of fitness culture operated in that period. then this other studio over here, id had the great pleasure of interviewing molly fox who is still considered one of the leaders in the fitness industry. and she used a really great term, a safe place, to describe the role of studios, her studio in particular and others in that period in new york city. and she talks about the marginalization of lgbtq people in that period and the way that these gyms were places particularly in new york where she had her studio, in chelsea you see there, where it was a kind of place where you wouldn't going to be -- weren't going to be marginalized or seen as other. these

you've got a picture of tony blair, former british prime minister, and president george bush, about thetanding on a poodle because you're saying there that he was a poodle to the americans, and there's a thieving magpie and so on. there's so much going on in your work, and sally shaw, director of this gallery, firstsite, has said, "it's a fantastic show. it's for everybody. it covers geography, history, fashion, textiles, and it's a beautiful—looking show." but are you trying to do too much? i don't think we try to do too much. i think we try to get people to think in different ways. there'sjust so much going on. i understand what you're saying. there's a lot to take in, there is, and we do deal with a lot of diverse issues and narratives. but for us as artists, it's about communicating to as many people as possible and showing those interconnections between past, between present, between history, identity, culture. that's what makes humanity what it is. we're not this defined kind of monolithic existence or experience or single history. and we've always been fascinated by history and t

i think people have mixed views about tony blair. but these are people — views about tony blair.h experience and in some cases, they have been through— and in some cases, they have been through a _ and in some cases, they have been through a similar sort of recession and financial crises and many of the things— and financial crises and many of the things and — and financial crises and many of the things and challenges we are facing at the _ things and challenges we are facing at the moment. we are having this conversation, meanwhile, the prime minister— conversation, meanwhile, the prime minister and the chancellor are both away on _ minister and the chancellor are both away on holiday. so even though everything seems as though it has stopped _ everything seems as though it has stopped until we have a new prime minister— stopped until we have a new prime minister in — stopped until we have a new prime minister in september, there is stuff— minister in september, there is stuff that— minister in september, there is stuff that could still be being done i’i l ht stuff that could sti

invasion of iraq in july, 2003, a british prime minister, tony blair, told a joint session of the u.s. congress that it is a myth that quote our attachment to freedom is a product of our culture. blair added, ours are not western values, they are the universal value of the human spirit and anywhere, anytime that ordinary people are given a chance to choose, the choice is the same. freedom not tyranny. democracy not dictatorship. well, churchill himself, a historian of distinction and a keen student of history knew better. he knew that not everyone everywhere shares our attachment to freedom or even our definition of freedom. some people prefer piety. or they prefer social solidarity, or they prefer order. there are lots of competing values. freedom is but one. churchill knew our attachment to freedom and the institutions indispensable for making it flourish is the product of a complex and protracted centuries long a culture ration, primarily in the west. especially among those churchill hemmed in his great work, the english speaking people. he seemed to say baghdad or boston, new york

you've got a picture of tony blair, former british prime minister, and president george bush, about theis standing on a poodle because you're saying there that he was a poodle to the americans, and there's a thieving magpie and so on. there's so much going on in your work, and sally shaw, director of this gallery, firstsite, has said, "it's a fantastic show. it's for everybody. it covers geography, history, fashion, textiles, and it's a beautiful—looking show." but are you trying to do too much? i don't think we try to do too much. i think we try to get people to think in different ways. there'sjust so much going on. i understand what you're saying. there's a lot to take in, there is, and we do deal with a lot of diverse issues and narratives. but for us as artists, it's about communicating to as many people as possible and showing those interconnections between past, between present, between history, identity, culture. that's what makes humanity what it is. we're not this defined kind of monolithic existence or experience or single history. and we've always been fascinated by history a

. >> when in 97 we got a new and young labor prime minister, tony blair, that was something good forna. >> a new dawn has broken. >> we see diana having meetings with tony blair, the new prime minister, diana, had a plan, the trip to angola was just the start. >> she harbored this ambition to be some kind of ambassador from the country . >> i've got no doubt whatsoever that, had she lived, something would have developed. the labor government, were all about modernization, and energy and a new way of doing things, and, she was in that same space. the royal family, charles would have been seen as the face of conservativism >> she needs to make sure that the narrative around her life, moving forward, was positive. so diana is clever, she wooed the editors of the papers and would invite them over for these cozy lunches at kensington palace. >> however much you are in love with diana and her image, she was a manipulator. she could throw you off your guard with a flutter of the eyelids. it was a tactic. >> she actually phoned her favorite photographers to let them know where she might be.

as in iraq, sirens blair, for the 2nd time in a day, mothers and children at this children's hospital seek shelter in the basement. wish it was, it's terrifying. these children are our future digital. we're nothing without number. only a few are still here. thank god the ones will laugh. don't have to hear and see. all of this. the reports rushes, planning on moving troops to the region with the situation already so bad. that's making people hear even more fearful for the future. listening. the japanese fashion designer is him yaki, has died aged 84. he survived hiroshima and went on to create a global clothing empire known in the industry as the prince of plates. his signature designs were both comfortable and affordable. a fashion design icon of the past 50 years. yet he disliked the concept of fashion itself. is he me? i can refer to his designs as clothing rather than fashion. he said it was people that interested him. designing clothes was simply a way of feeling closer to humanity. since establishing his design studio in 1970, his goal was to produce practical clothes, which wou

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as in iraq, sirens blair, for the 2nd time in a day, mothers and children at this children's hospital seek shelter in the basement. wish it was, it's terrifying. these children are our future digital. we're nothing without number. only a few are still here. thank god the ones will laugh. don't have to hear and see all of this yet. the reports rushes, planning on moving troops to the region with the situation already so bad. that's making people here even more fearful for the future. all. now, to the us, we're angry supporters of donald trump. i've been demonstrating close to mara lago in florida. they're angry after the f. b. i rated the former president's estate there. such a raid on the home of a former president is unprecedented in u. s. history. trump is under investigation for allegedly removing official records from the white house, but he claims the raid is part of a conspiracy to stop him running for present. again, in 2024 from support is demonstrating near his mar, logo state to them the f. b. i rayed is just more evidence of a witch hunt against the form of president what t

as in europe, sirens, blair, for the 2nd time in a day, mothers and children at this children's hospital see shelter in the basement. wish it was, it's terrifying. these children are our future digital. we're nothing without number. only a few are still here. thank god. the ones who laugh don't have to hear and see all of this. again, every put trust planning on moving troops to the regions with a situation already so that that's making people here even more fearful for the future. with a barrel and imports of russian colon to europe has come into effect. the countries agreed on the embargo earlier this year as part of sanctions over russia's invasion of ukraine. many european countries have relied on russia to supply energy in the form of coal. much that coal was imported to europe through the port of rotterdam in the netherlands. their votes are being counted in kenya after a lower than expected turn out in tuesday's general election, voters are selecting a new president and choosing members of the country's parliament. early indicators are showing a tight race between the 2 main candi

as in europe, sirens, blair, for the 2nd time in a day, mothers and children at this children's hospital see shelter in the basement. wish it was, it's terrifying. these children are our future digital. we're nothing without number. only a few are still here. thank god. the ones who left don't have to hear and see. all of this, you have reports rushes, planning on moving troops to the region with the situation already so bad. that's making people here even more fearful for the future. so let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. a funeral has been held for 15, unidentified civilians killed by russian forces in the ukrainian town of boucher russian. troops occupied the area early in the war and murdered hundreds of civilians. authorities, a several of the bodies showed signs of torture. firefighters in cuba say they finally gained control of a blaze at a fuel depot that raged for several days. officials described it as the worst fire in cuba. history started by a lightning strike, get destroyed around 40 percent of the caribbean islands, main fu

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it to the new person, which was a way that wouldn't be up at the more for you, but went by hebrew blair liberty and his nightly book, liam sally. britton's. that was a new one. you said they're all saying you had to wait. the more mill is that the bus led? no, oh me oh yeah, i use use the in the it wasn't just se ukraine's big cities that came on to fire. hundreds of vintage areas became a, was peace and it overnight. it was hard to agree on humanitarian car doors with the ukrainian military. and they weren't always responsive. people went off and evacuated under a hail of bullets. what the, what chuck taught, folks get that. but you know, nobody in the green is done. they don't get the light of the one. these are all in the city. there's the keys, thoughts about this? not sure, but i've shut the book and what was that they they bought when you show the yeah, i don't have a phone is on on them. i didn't come and get off that and then go to the store july or and it was a listing. it sounds like there was a bullet on this, just discuss a little bit it took us to put towards is not when it

that was dina blair reporting for us. now to a story we first brought you on monday about a southern california girl whose hand got stuck in a mall escalator. >> that 11 year-old is now speaking out about what happened. >> like felt like somebody was second my hand up with like a vacuum or something. and i just in my hand underneath this man was like, are you ok? what can i do? and i'm like, i don't know, trying to stop so he sits on it. and my cousin slaps it like with this with his finger really hard. and it finally stopped. >> well, thank goodness she's okay. she's got a lot of energy there. it took more than an hour sunday night for firefighters to free little lisa at the main palace are the main place mall in santa ana. that's an orange county. turns out she got her shoelace stuck in the moving steps of an escalator. she tried pulling herself up but fell backwards. she lost her balance and her arm, as you just heard her describe was pulled under her. mom says she thinks the escalator had a faulty shut off. switch. th

i think and i shall seminar milton as fail. several possibilities. blair went on, he has a new self probably don't to change bully chelsea. i will creekmore plus mantell and he goes winnable. i me, i knew there's less loose, emerald. no one is more than usually asked principally hor her then isn't that when you miss me, your mobile and your social rather what was your brain? your lips to god's school this could show, but while a couple of law you said your name is lashelle foreman at the new new form or the one that dentist bill. so a total bill and i show that. so could you just hold on that? can you afford honestly, who is sure, does that vision i'm calling in new york, but truly is robert fulton there. oh, shall wish line you well, you see the world? yes. but i see the question, what your book was to how do you know when you get a hold of bells, skin lose access to a lot about their friends to sort of the 2nd hope process. so yes, lose yeah. process easy. his get will not also marks in sicily, though he has a lot of cream. they as a, with him let adults holloway took a house and are still

i still grania spruce blair to ship to a pros, miram put your despite that the ukranian government decided to designate the self proclaimed republics as separatists and terrorist organizations. now you can do anything you want against terrorists. the road to devastating fratricidal war is now open for the deal. either june, 2nd, the airplane? attack the air strike against the loo, god's good city hall. wow. with the really and there was a photo made after that a jack in a loser woman with red hair both and her legs were blown off. she's sitting there looking up one moment before she does, she's looking into the camera going, what are you going to do about this? what are you going to do about this? and it was like, she looked into my soul. she was asking me. so i said yes, of course i'm going there to fight. i'm gonna. i'm going to avenge the murder of these innocent civilians. on that day, 8 people were killed and 28 wounded. oh the chamberlain by the might have been some i know what does that chamberlain? i keep a big by being his threats and ah, it's a bummer if bust though, so we'll get

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here let's go say you was a if the bush tomorrow, blair mimi of linda shy wolf, poor poor shania. bruce bustled. monsieur cross. not a mi tescos conyers. nice show. so that it's near outdoor water, but the most or most more than a pretty social to regenerate. we're sure. glad thorough deals. ah, with these appeasement policy in chances, prime minister chamberlain, he's forced to attend to his resignation. on may, the 10th 1940. the day germany invades france. winston churchill becomes the new british prime minister. i have nothing to offer, blood, toil and sweat. you replace chamberlain because as it is well known, chamberlain did not want a war with germany. churchill, it appears, was at a very different view. he never wavered from wanting and insisting on war or you're pursuing the war with germany. he didn't trust the germans. he didn't trust hitler. he didn't like hitler august. the 13th 1940 the launch is miss. if it takes some but you cities the next night, 80 pushy, shad crump attack, berlin, or key in riches in the us operation blue. last almost 8 months. many british, if

anita, if he if i shouted the people from the village would come by my you i think of bullshit or g e, blair. me the go though, if it will. the big problem for the owners today will be excitement because the dog is very sensitive to the mood of its human partner law. they this walk on, on your model. even the schools found out through trip lender has come from northern italy with his newfoundland dog reef. the yo yo plank wants to see if these candidates meet the standards. he said when he started 6, the school has 15 off shoots around italy. it's a global pioneer when it comes to canine or to rescue. i want to keep both. we're a team. i'm never alone, jojo, you every year that reef and i travel around italy to see if the dogs taking the test are following our philosophy. the quest, the philadelphia valentino ne others have several rounds of testing, still to complete with common with now back to shore. darling him, what is it to read? take so for the telling valentina focus is on the back of stones. oh oh oh oh i will not be down to an are you ready to got done with that now we have to swim

new person, which was the worst i wouldn't, i should be up at the more for you, but went by hebrew, blair liberty and he's not with us. and you, you said they're all say you heard deal, but the more media is that the post lid? no. oh me. oh yeah, i use use the me ah, it wasn't joe se me, ukraine's big cities that came on to fire hundreds of vintage areas became a war zone. peace ended the overnight. it was hard to agree on humanitarian car doors with the ukrainian military. and they weren't always respected people, went off and evacuated under a hail of bullets. we'll check toward the folks and get some but you know, great, you know, somebody in the green is done that. don't get the right of the wasn't on the sitting there with the keys, thoughts with that there's not doses and i've shut the book and what was the it they bought when you shoot the yeah, those are a 100 percent. if one is on the margin, this come and get off that and then go to the national july air and it was the problem that we're seeing. it says on the level that there was a bullet on this. just discuss a little bit. it

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it, let's go say you was a, if the bush timor, blair, mimi of linda war for poor shania. bruce bustled, monsieur cross, not a man. test cases can, yes, nice shows. so that he's got the award, the premium or store was more of a pretty socials for george square? sure. plethora dealership. ah. with his appeasement policy in tatters. prime minister chamberlain, he's forced to attend to his resignation. on may, the 10th 1940. the day germany invades france. winston churchill becomes the new which is prime minister. i have nothing to offer but blood toil tis and sweat. you replaced chamberlain because as it is well known, chamberlain did not want a war with germany. churchill, it appears, was at a very different view. he never wavered from wanting and insisting on war, but shooting the war with germany. he didn't trust the germans. he didn't trust him, but he didn't like hitler. august, the 13th 1946 . right. which is miss if it takes some good, you cities the next night 80, but he had a crop attack the are in which isn't the bombs and us operation plants last, almost 8 months.

so, blair has a gym in l.a., gyms in new york, and nightclubs. he talks about how during hiv and a.i.d.s., going to the gym and having let you a chelsea physique, a fifth, muscular body became such an important way to showcase that you weren't sick, weren't wasting away from hiv and a.i.d.s.. wearing that, signifier of health on your body was one way that fitness culture can operate in the period. this other studio here had a great pleasure of molly fox, an incredible leader in the fitness industry, she used a really great term which some of you have heard your other courses, a third place to describe the role of studio, her studio in particular. and others in that period in new york city. she talks about the marginalization of lgbtq people in that period. the way that these gyms were places where particularly in new york, where she had her studio in chelsea, there was a kind of place where you weren't gonna be marginalized, weren't gonna be seen as disease, you were gonna can be seen as othered. these were in incredible sources of community in t

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