it's a rare opportunity to seek a dunlop claypool printing on display and of course there's a lot of connection between the constitutional convention decides on and presents to the state between the connections between the revolutionary state constitution like massachusetts and pennsylvania we talked about. what are some of thehelv lessons constitutional convention learned from processing of creating constitution? can you share some interesting stories? >> a huge topic we won't be able to cover everything but there is a connection between what americans are doing at a state level in 1976 through the 1780s to 1877 i think one of the most fascinating questions in american history because as we see, americans are getting a lot of experience writing the constitution but it's for their states which is difficult enough, there are so many things to decide on in different ideas have to sort out and that's not easy. the advantage is a form of government basically that's designed to do something you are familiar with, governments and people writing prosecutions familiarity with how the governm

okay, let's see questions about claypool family related, and interesting note we just got a donation from the descendents of betsy ross connected to, that had that revolutionary war diary of john claypool who eventually became betsy ross' third husband. there's an interesting story there. so what is the best book on the constitution convention of 1877 any recommendations jim? >> there are so many. the book by richard demon which gives a good overview. it is such a vast illiterate sure that could be a good starting place a good narrative of what happens. >> there is another questions about native american constitutions what other nations broke constitutions. maybe you want to talk about the cherokee constitution a little bit, bring it up? >> many do, many did and do have constitutions today. the cherokee constitution is an especially notable one. it was written in the 1820s. again it was part of the attempt by the cherokees to secure their place in this new transformer confident. the cherokees and other nations did. interesting things in order to, these are all different strategies. d

let's bring in tine brian claypool.eful using the "accident." it was a tragedy and it was avoidable. so right now it's a criminal investigation. >> just to back up to what you just said. are you saying it's too early to call it an accident? >> as of right now, i wouldn't call it an accident at all. it's a criminal investigation. >> martha: brian, what do you make of that? >> yeah, nice to see you again. this is absolutely a criminal investigation. make no mistake about it, i would be shocked that after this investigation if there were not criminal charges brought against several people. your viewers should know, this is a unique case. you're potentially going to charge somebody that didn't shoot the gun with criminal negligence or possibly negligent homicide. let's look at the facts here. criminal negligence, martha, in new mexico is defined as you knew or should have known of a danger and acted with reckless disregard. irrespective of the armorer, and she said she didn't know there was live ammunition, she should have

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with robert pattillo and criminal defense attorney, brian claypool.ry to stay neutral on this. but we go through the case but let's start with exhibit a. this is from the complaint. on delivery orders only, check plays secretly monks of food for delivery orders by hefty 25 to 30% or the identical order of a 30 count of chicken nuggets because five to $6 more when ordered from delivery then when ordered be of the same mobile app from take out or when in-store. brian, are they hiding the mark of? >> it is not a secret markup. what they do is they tell you what the delivery charge is. and that is what you are paying. but in this law so they're trying to say oh, you are hiding and increased delivery charge through the pricing of the food. i have a three word defense for this case. and my daughter and i love chick-fil-a. we got it once or twice a week during the pandemic. and we both agreed that this is the defense. we don't care. because chick-fil-a is epic. it is the bomb. this is not some greasy hamburger joint. this is chick-fil-a. so if i'm paying a c

0 lead and then multiple touchdowns for the first time all year and he is not done yet and chase claypoolh a lead in the 3rd quarter 27-19 with the final tally and he had 122 yards and a touchdown. >> tom brady and the buccaneers welcomed the dolphins in the town and will pick it up 4th quarter in tampa in control 31- 17 and brady had so many weapons this time it is like having -- and it made fantasy owners happy and 411 yards and 5 touchdown passes for tom and two to evans and to to antonio brown and they beat the fins 45- 17 and trey lance looked nice on the ground today and the aerial tag not there just yet but if you're looking for little bit of silver lining it was the first time this year the cardinals didn't score 30 so the defense definitely stepped up. >>> coming up in the next half hour, many of us missed trick- or-treating last year, but is it safe this time around? >>> travelers dealing with a cancellation mess and why southwest said it was forced to drop hundreds of flights. >> we already have several leads. >>> the california oil spill and the scope of the investigation both

robert pattillo and former defense attorney brian claypool. welcome back gentleman. with exhibit a. this is a complaint here against these delicious items. contrary to their name and marketing and discounting water, the veggie products are primarily made from grain or oil. the first three ingredients in kellogg's morningstar farms veggie dogs which are delicious if you haven't tried them, our water, wheat, gluten, and corn syrup. 2% or less of various other ingredients only some of which are veggie based. robert. >> the court system -- provides no real belief and publicity stunts for attorneys because no rightful jury is going to say that when you label something a veggie -- not a vegetable but a veggie product that people are to believe it's made out of a carry in a bun. let's assume that this is a branding term which is meant to indicate to consumers that this can conforms to a vegan diet. if they were to say brisket or pulled pork he would have lawsuit but to say between grain and corn verses -- i don't think any jury is going to go for that. >> shannon: was go to