clay won't be perfect by any means. he's a tremendous judge of people, lincoln is throughout his life and so that's how he's able to borrow from each of these different leaders and find those thingsthat make sense and utilize those things he's going to want to avoid later . >> a wonderful answer and great introduction to the book and it's so interesting to hear you say that he took from both jackson and clay in respect to their devotion to the union and a respect for their use of rhetoric which as you say shows his ability to learn from those from whom he disagrees politically. professor brown, your book on errors of the founders, henry clay, john calhoun and then daniel webster, the second generation of american giants is a definitive exploration of the relationship and ideas of two of the clay and webster, both of whom influenced lincoln so begin by helping us understand the different ideas of clay and webster so that we can have a sense of them and then maybe help us put lincoln's concern about mobs in the broader co

so henry clay understood this. no henry clay did have a philosophy and is identified as the american system. henry clay believed that, he believed various parts of the united states could sort of work together to increase the welfare of all. he was unlike jackson. jackson was a small government man with important exception will come to this, henry clay was a firm believer in big government. this was the essence of whig party philosophy it's one of the things that characterized abraham lincoln when he was awake and later a president of the republican party. the willingness to using government to promote the general welfare. now if blinken said the government should do what people cannot do for themselves or cannot do as well for themselves. and her jackson was suspicious of the business classes, he is especially suspicious of banks. and many ways and her jackson wasn't man of the 18th century. he was the oldest of this bunch was born 1867 that made them ten years older than henry clay and 32 years older than abraham

clay marsh, and we just got word from -- sorry. we just got word that you will be testifying tomorrow before the house energy and commerce subcommittee. on covid vaccine distribution. so just give me a sense of why you're going to speak to u.s. house of representatives tomorrow, why you were invited and, you know, give us a preview of what you'll be saying. >> governor? >> yes, clay, go, please. >> okay. well, thank you for the question. congressman david mckinley asked me if i would represent west virginia and talk about our plan, and certainly, you know, representing the leadership of governor justice and our leadership team including our joint interagency task force. you know, it's really a pleasure and as governor justice has said the whole time, i mean, this is an opportunity for us to both, you know, positively represent what we've done, the innovation that we've used, the teamwork that we've done, the ability to learn and work together and pull the rope in the same direction along with some of the strategies we've taken. and

a far cry from what clay thompson has missed since he last played in 2019. clay is doing all right.heck out the photographs he posted from a boat in the bay. >> have you ever been invited on this boat? >> i have not. i have not. i wonder has he ever not been living his best life? he is recovering anill living his best life. that's what we all love about clay. >> getting close to handing out the hardware in melbourne. battle of the american. jennifer brady not happy. brady picked up the racket and won the last two sets. . >>> college hoops. santa clara back on the floor for the first time in over three weeks and the first game on campus all year. nail biter against lms. closing seconds, jump shot gave them the lead. scott had a clear high 37 points. broncos down 76-73. final shot. goes the length of the board. got the shot off to tie. it draws front iron. lmu escapes with a three point win. >>> i have the wednesday morning top five. two guys in boston under investigation by police after they broke into a snowy fenway park. all that trouble and no carlton fisk impression? >>> james is

and joining me today to discuss how these kinds of projects are done, is clay bauske. the supervising curator at the harriet tubman museum. clay and his team at the library are currently in the final stages of completely redoing their entire permanent exhibit. so welcome clay, i know that you are not think of things with your project, where do things stand right now and what is your projected opening day for the new permanent exhibit? >> well, we are probably within two months of having the exhibits done and ready to open. the big question of course, with all the libraries is when will the libraries actually open to the public. so, we're not really sure about that but the actual work on our permanent exhibits is we're probably within two months are being done with it. >> so the exhibits are being installed as we speak? >> yes. all of the, essentially all of the general construction in our museum -- we went in and had contractors literally rip out everything in the museum and start from scratch. that included installing all new walls in the exhibit areas, we actually co

that's clay, hampshire, necklace, summers and wetzel county. and so from the standpoint of our church community and everything great, great work. please keep the few in between you, where your mask injured and if you're elderly, 65 and above please think about just stay at home, getting your vaccine, you know, we just, we are just really close come really, really, really close. so let's stay ahead, okay? as far as corrections, let me get this number. think about this. think about how this number works in the hundreds. we are down to 23 inmate cases in west virginia. 37 staff cases, no facility and our state has more than eight inmate cases. i mean, man, that's good stuff. that is good stuff. all this looks like progress, progress, progress. we don't want to let our guard down. we know are fast this thing can double back on us. where your mask. please wear your mask. give blood. note that the antibodies are waiting for you if you just get tested. you've got to get tested if you have any symptoms at all, go get tested and we will get you the anti

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so welcome, clay. i know you're in the thick of things right now with your project. where do things stand right now and what is your projected opening date for the new permanent exhibits? >> herman, we are probably within two months of having the new exhibits done and ready to open. the big question, of course, with all the libraries, is when will the libraries actually open to the public. so we're not really sure about that, but the actual work on our new permanent exhibits, we're probably within two months of being done with them. >> so the exhibits are being installed as we speak? >> yes, all of the -- essentially all of the general construction in our museum, we went in and had contractors literally rip out everything in the museum and then start from scratch. that included installing all new walls in the exhibit areas. we actually constructed a 3500 square foot addition to the building, which i could get into a little later. the function of that, that work is all essentially done now and the exhibit fabricators are now installing the exhibit panels, the graphics

henry clay, as one of his greatest proponents. this idea of using the federal government, to help build infrastructure. roads, canals, ports. to help the economy. throughout the country. thrive. and promote industry and commerce. it was also this idea of having protective tariffs to help industry grow. and creating another national bank. to help finance the economy. this in vision, the idea of an active federal government. but to promote the well-being of everyone. now of course, if you're going to talk about federal govern about building canals, you have to have at least a somewhat broad construction of the constitution. know where the constitution does it say, the federal government, can build canals, or can have a national bank, or anything like this. this was when antebellum period, a lot of fears debates. between wigs, and democrats. like andrew jackson, and later andrew johnson. but, lincoln thought of the constitution, allow this. allowed this federal government to do this. because of this, he was very protected, of the con

the county judge there, of harris county, rodney ellis, north texas, clay jenkins, k.p. george in fort bend, andy bend in travis county. the local leaders where government meets the road is where the accountability is. that's where the action happens to be as well, and i think that's one of the bright spots in a really tough week, and in the absence of statewide leadership, in the absence of leadership from our u.s. senators, one of whom went to another country in the midst of this crisis, so in the toughest of times, the best comes out of every day texans and we are seeing that across the board. in the wellness checks, the phone calls we're making, we talked to a gentleman in kaleen, texas, hadn't eaten for two days, could not get to a warming center. we got him to a center, and a warm meal. a gentleman last night, had a stroke after thanksgiving, was running out of water and food in his home, and was too embarrassed to reach out and ask for help.

bill clay saying, this is about fairness and justice. so at a certain point, carl got up and he said, i'm gonna see if i can get this name reconsidered. . at that moment i knew i had one. so, we walk out and i say it is over. he said you really think so? >> i said the fact that the speaker said they were going to reconsider, it it is done. okay? our half later, i get a phone call, and the first african american was pointed to the armed services committee. incredible. >> dellums gets on the committee, finds out from speaker albert that he has the assignment. that is only half the battle, because, he shows up on the day that the committee is being organized. and, he realizes that, there is just one seat that is been put out for him, and that seat is going to have to be shared with, pat shrewd. or another anti-war candidate, that would come into congress in that session. >> first day we organize, patch rotor, who had just one, as a freshman, was on armed services. to have lesser at the bottom of the -- but there was only one chair available

he went in to with louie stokes and william clay with clay playing good cop, trying to get on the committee. >> walked into meeting. carl albert says we got all of the members of the cbc on various committees, but we couldn't do anything for ron. so, that's when we started to talk. and i nudged lou stokes, mr. speaker, it's a matter of principle. nudge bill clay, and if you don't put the brother on the committee, we're going to denounce this as a racist institution and we're going to call a press conference. so, you got the nice guy going this is a matter of principle. ron dellums knows these issues, blah, blah, blah. bill clay saying, isn't this about fairness and justice, ruth? so, at some point, carl abbert got up and said, i'm going to see if i can get this name reconsidered. at that moment, i knew i had won. so, we walk out, and i said, it's over. lou stokes says, you think so? i said, the fact the speaker said they're going to reconsider it, it's done. okay. hour and a half later, i get a phone call i'm the first african-american appointed to the armed services committee. incredible t

henry clay gets tossed because he was not one of the top three. house now has to figure out which of those candidates is going to win the presidency. each state has one vote. at the time there were 24 states. i believe you had to get 13 states to win the presidency. so they begin debating. henry clay, who is no longer candidate, he really, really, really hated andrew jackson. his policies were closer to adams'. what henry clay does is try to push people toward supporting john quincy adams so he can win the election and john quincy adams does indeed win. after adams becomes president he makes clay secretary of state and this is the part of the election that has echoes to the current moment. people immediately talk about voting fraud. they talk about a corrupt bargain. there was a corrupt bargain that clay said, make me secretary of state and i will get you made president. despite the fact there is not necessarily evidence of a corrupt bargain, those kinds of charges, which we are seeing all too well, have power, right? that is part of the legacy of

soon to be boxing legend cassius clay, who had just won his first heavyweight championship.ted clay, but was on his way to a break with the nation of islam's leader. sam cook, and nfl great jim brown, who the nation had once called, the nation magazine had once called part of the holy trinity of activist athletes with muhammad ali and bill russell. they got together in the hampton house in miami. where many famous names of the era did. just hours after clay had stunned the boxing world in the ring, and had announced he was changing his religion and his name. really, in just everyday life. each of them represented the plaintive demands of black american men, women, and children to be treated simply as human beings and as americans. something that in 1964 was still far from a given. cook would become one of the few african-americans to own his own record label, meaning he would be able to benefit financially from his dozens of top 40 hits. unfortunately, one of his most iconic songs came out after he was already dead. when we come back, we'll talk with the man who plays sam co

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so selectively taking what was useful from henry clay and jefferson, they are able to start looking at the united states and the constitution itself as guiding the nation toward ending slavery. lincoln in a speech in 1854 said all men are created equal says the declaration of independence so he was going back to jefferson, declaration of independence saying that all men are free and equal. that's anti-slavery. the word slavery have not found in the constitution. thus, the constitution did not affirm slavery. it looked towards its ultimate extinction. look, we start with the declaration of independence saying everybody is equal. everyone should be free. the constitution doesn't mention slavery. look, the founders were on a path to try to eventually end it. from this interpretation he takes the -- he understands the coffins tuesday supports the american system. sees an eventual end of slavery. that's the constitution that lincoln wants to protect. and he frames it as he is the conservative, that he is the one preserving the constitution. this is even before he becomes president. the famo

committee. >> bill clay saying it's about fairness and justice, right? so at a certain point carl albert got up, and he said i'm going to see if i can get this name reconsidered. at that moment i knew i had won. so, we'd walk out and i said it's over. you really think so? i said the fact that the speaker said they were going to reconsider it, it's done. okay? hour and a half later i get this phone call, i'm the first african-american appointed to the house armed services committee. incredible thing. >> dellums gets onto the committee. finds out from speaker albert that he's got the assignment. but that's only half the+++cg available at the committee table. and nobody wanted to -- they didn't want another seat there. it was just one seat. and i looked at pat schroeder and i introduced myself. i'm from california. she said i know. and i'm honored to be here with you. my grandmother taught me not to let people make fun of you cheaply. if it's okay with you, it's cool with me, why don't you and i sit in this seat side by side together as if it's the most nor

you never know rightnow morning a call on again so that will get an update on kuvana wednesday, but clay looks like lace coming along coming great got a walking boot on the new guy saw yeah lynn times he's out on the boat laying on the bay would have booed on looks like he's having fun you know clay always seem to make the best of a bad situation, yeah, only hope gets on the men okay, coming up a drive-thru ballots change with a cup of coffee covid has made clear that having health insurance is more important than ever. at covered california, every plan is comprehensive, covering everything from preventive care to mental health. and it's the only place that offers financial help for health insurance. enrollment is open due to covid-19. if you or someone you know isn't covered, now is the time to sign up. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll now at coveredca.com. covered california. this way to health insurance. 20 degree this is our life. >>kind of a funny love story happening on valentine's day weekend too, new york couples tied the knot ad i call an interesting loca

, -- keene, and if you go to henry clay high school of lexington, kentucky, you have a full knowledgesuccess in the 19th century. andy barr is a member of the gop and joins us from the sixth congressional district and capital of the nation. you are more qualified to talk about this trap of your gop going the way of the whigs, what did the republicans do to not repeat henry clay's history. rep. barr: that is a great question and there is some soul-searching anytime you lose that presidential election, a party should do that. we are doing that, and i think we have come to a good place as of last night with our meeting to make sure that people under kickstand -- understand that people understand that the republican party is a diverse tent. we had a large number of colleagues who voted to impeach the president and a large number against. but we recognize we need to attract a lot of people to the republican party because we are the party of free enterprise and limited government. as you see from this president it is a different story. tom: we have a president preaching bipartisanship, is y

once he's completed his clay model his team helps with the next step. first they make a silicon moat strengthen the fiber glass for the heads a special wax mixture is poured into the silicon mold. the hair is inserted strand by strand several layers of oil paint create an authentic skin tone like here for us talk show host oprah winfrey. to show off the 8 years and went into business for himself making caricature the figures like french president emanuel mccraw entrepreneurial muscle and members of the british royal family created for the satirical show spitting image. i just going to start with concerned about the way it was picked up. i'm told talking about walking. jethro cram things joe biden is characterized by his dazzling white teeth and eye symmetrical smile which gives his face a slightly longer side appearance but is that enough for a good caricature of a router a caricature a sculpture of biden i warming his head as i was sort of. possible. news from the music world now and shock rocker marilyn manson has been dropped by his record label afte

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why didn't clay emancipate his slaves clay did emancipate his slaves after his death, but why not in his life and the answer they would have given was that if thomas jefferson freedous slaves if if henry clay free his slaves that would have an effect on the lives of those slaves, which is no small thing. but it would lose them any political leverage they have over persuading their fellow slaveholders in virginia or in kentucky to free their slaves because they would simply have become another abolitionist but for a slave holder to argue against his own material interest and say let's end slavery that would give that person much more credibility anyway. this so by the 1830s by the 1830s it became clear that slavery was in it for the long haul and it caused people who were supposed to slavery to fall into a couple of different camps and in one camp was john brown. john brown was born in new england, but his family moved to ohio when he was a young boy and he grew up in the southern part of ohio near kentucky slaves day, kentucky where slavery he had contact with slaves on a regular bas

and we couldn't help but notice that clay was no longer in a walking boot.t's a pretty important milestone when re having a torn achilles steve kerr told the media today that clay's rehab is going well and on schedule. >>it's definitely on jack up a couple weeks ago with the surgeon everything went well. >>was excited to get the boot off. >>scraped down on that river. everything on schedule. >>richard sherman wants to play 2 more seasons in the nfl and they likely won't be with the forty-niners sherm will be 33 in march and has long expressed his desire to play until 35 years old. the problem is the niners will likely be able to afford sherman. kyle shanahan said back in december that it would be quote a miracle to bring sherman back fred warner and trent williams will likely be paid before anyone else on the niners there do big paydays sherman only play 5 games last season with a calf injury. he's a hall of famer when he hangs it up, but it like i said likely won't be here in the bay area but in other news, the forty-niners have solved their quarterback iss

clay, great to see you.ime that mahomes and brady have gotten together on the gridiron 2-2. how do you think it will end up sunday? >> i like the chief 28-27, tom. this has an opportunity to be all time iconic. patrick mahon's his second straight and this will be a match up we will be talking about as football fans generations because patrick mahomes may well be his generation and tom brady come i can't wait to see what will happen sunday with the match up. >> john: certainly come appreciative of the others talent. here is what brady said of mahomes, and a credible job and i admire patrick for the type of player he is. great command of his team and a great leader. he seems to play his best when his team needs him the most. mahomes on brady, the way he can snap defenses is something to truly admire but i'm trying to get to that level. he's doing it the right way and doing it for the super bowl championship seas had in the ring he has. mahomes going for two come up brady for seven and both have a lot of skin i

clay thompson celebrating his 31st birthday, and as you've heard many times they could use clay. help step out who's doing it all but man he could get worn out the way it was going out tonight. 32 points in the meantime, having fun and the warriors get out to a nice early lead, the staff actually had a buzzer beater at the end of the first quarter. does the shimmy shimmy against the san antonio spurs, but come the third. they're down to look at the no. look kelly, who break the beneficiary, right this mr beautiful past fourth quarter spurs on a 12 1. on happy moves. former st mary's gail up three. they're up, seven was seven left the warriors playing some tough defense here spurs dijon tape. murray works for his three right here under wiggins. you can't fault the defense there, but curry is a little frustrated with that shot, as the words continued now, down four with nine seconds left curry, but it on his shoulders. he could deal with it three again under extreme pressure. spurs lead by one, but now we pick it up 8.7 seconds left inbound pass will go to draymond. he thinks he mi

clay?be i missed it, but did you see dan rather and everybody at the "new york times" complaining when there was a massive celebration at the white house when joe biden was announced at the next president of the united states, when everybody in new york city went crazy, in chicago, all the big cities of america as everybody was celebrating, i must have missed all this condemnation of people celebrating. what happened, shannon, unfortunately, we saw this when notre dame won a big game against clemson and the kids stormed the field, people criticize what they don't like when people celebrate. there are a lot of people who don't like football. there are a lot of people who don't like sports. celebrating joe biden's election permissible, not a super spreader event, celebrating the tampa bay buccaneers, the end of the football season, safely completed, that's deadly and nobody can do it. it's the hype of absurdity and it deserves all of our ridicule for the hypocrisy. >> shannon: who are these p

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the people found it was actually quicker just to inscribe the clay with pictures instead and thus to the very 1st system of hieroglyphs and writing. but these i mean is bit like an early change in a way these records of transactions have debts but the most common debt was of course taxation leda tax was always paid in money of course because money was widespread in those days it was paid in kind of a share of your produce were shared your labor and that were duty of course is yours and duty free shops at the airport meaning tax free south again and use of that word now you make the connection area talk about money itself and $1.00 of the problems is that i mean it's remarkable that the excuse made for collecting tax is that it needs to stop inflation or control inflation when as you point out it's the very mechanism that israeli and the money printing is creating the inflation and this i hear that somebody at the center of government can figure out and calculate well if we lend out a certain amount of money through money printing and then we claw it back through taxes and the result

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hamper keeps out moisture and bugs when mixed with clay it can last for centuries. him is a renewable raw material but growing it is only allowed under strict conditions only particular varieties are permitted for large scale farming in the e.u. . industrial hemp is a plant that grows quickly and as multiple uses another advantage is that hemp farming uses 50 percent less water than cotton farming. camp is also being combined again with synthetic materials to form composites automobile manufacturers like b.m.w. use hemp in car door panels. people can also purchase smart phone covers made of hemp creating these innovative materials is still labor intensive and expensive but industrial hemp has lots of potential it's also rich in protein omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids as a result c b d s become a darling of the lifestyle industry it's found in trials medics like oils creams and soaps as well as food stuffs like lemonades cakes and coffee. in an ideal world we would only completely recyclable products we wouldn't have such a huge amount of plastic waste and we wouldn'

clay made us repeat chinese words we didn't know if we forgot and they struck us with electric shock devices they trained for ahead said that the williams were concealed by our hand and our husbands wouldn't notice later here they would have been visible. we go to get a closer look at one of the camps where was us says she was detained following an international outcry china said the camps were vocational training centers and that most people had already graduated. the complex any meaning county was built in 2017 satellite imagery shows that security measures seem to have been subsequently scaled back walls were replaced with fences the gate is closed but it doesn't look like a high security facility and most of the internees appear to be on the walk in orderly lines and aphoristic before entering the building. because iraq told us that some of our fellow inmates have been sent to regular prisons on the outskirts of inning we find a high security complex with watch towers built around the same time. they were. never stopped if you take pictures here we will have to take measures agai

national presidential wax museum in the us state of south dakota jethro crop has been working on the clay model for 4 weeks but it will take another 3 or 4 months before it becomes a finished watchword. crap studied sculpture and began his career at madame tussaud . for the legendary london watch museum he fashioned lifelike sculptures of many famous people. such as former beatle paul mccartney actress fan bing bing and composer live event beethoven. or interests may. sculpt as that everyone is completely individual and capturing what it is about someone that makes them. accountable western medicines have experience. jethro crop mainly works using photos of the people in sculpting it's rare that he works with large models he focuses more on physical characteristics than personality traits. once he's completed his crime model his team helps with the next step. first they make a silicon moat strengthen the fiber glass for the head it's a special wax mixture is poured into the silica mold. the hair is inserted strand by strand several layers of oil paint creates an authentic skin tone like h

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cook and in her long tenure in law enforcement has fought against the scourge of the opioid ep in clay county and proud mother to four foster children who she brought into her own home to prevent their separation and works every day to protect our community and great county of clay county. i'm grateful for her service. thank you, sheriff cook. now much like sheriff cook, sergeant tim miller -- sergeant miller has put himself of the police department. while sergeant miller celebrated her retirement, she has spent the last 15 years of her life dedicated to the children of clay county and their safety and development. and proud to have been the first black female sergeant and continues to make the citizens proud. it was a pleasure seeing her smiling face and i congratulate her on her retirement this year. and although she isn't on the force any longer, her service is remarkable and i'm honored to celebrate her today. at this time, i would like to yield to my friend, the gentleman from from the great state of alabama for as much time as he may consume. >> what an horn to speak is before yo

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later he connects with a cattleman named clay may. he would brand his cattle with 80. was known as 80 john. so people referred to him as 80 john. what he did, which was not the average practice, is when he received his pay he had the clay man set aside a portion of the pay and not give it directly to him. basically again to get a ranch of his own, and he was well respected. when cattle was being moved from place to place, large sums of money today go along with the cattle. and again, so you're making these exchanges, and sometimes you go to a bank or maybe to a rancher, but it is large sums of money. but one of the things that 80 john had a reputation for is he would carry the money on these transactions. one of the reasons they were chosen is that again, someone who is out to rob or steel something, and they would not expect the black cowboy to be carrying the money. but he was very successful in histivities, itself. one of the things histivities brought him was a great deal of respect, again, from a number of different people. when he died on mash much 28th many of h

also coming up at least 18 people are dead in northern india as the clay shirky breaks. devastating flooding the search continues for more than 180 people still missing. and south africa suspends its rolls out of the oxford astra zeneca vaccine after a study shows disappointing results against the country's dominant coordinate our asparagus. plus a few celebrations in floor about. her. parents as the sound of baby mirrors to meet the kansas city chiefs to win this year's super bowl. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program. myanmar police have warned protesters to disperse or face force after tens of thousands of people across the southeast asian nation joined a 3rd day of demonstrations against a military coup police used water cannon in the capital to break up groups of protesters they are demanding the release of their leaders including unsung suchi. one week on from the arrest of their elected leader me and ma has grown bolder. 'd protesters in the capital naypyidaw police water cannons on monday blocking their path their only weapons a 3 finger salute which has come t