with hamilton, hamilton had been very demonized when i was growing up.a was that jefferson was this pure and virtuous man. he was the tribune of the common people and hamilton was this villainous figure and he was a tool of the plutocrats and i tried to show that hamilton was really a much more liberal figure than he had been portrayed and jefferson maybe less so. and you know, similarly with grant, i always try to start out with some of the myths that have hardened around someone. grant the butcher as a general. well, he was actually strategic genius militarily. grant the drunkard, well that turns out to be a very complicated story. grant the president whose presidency was riddled with corruption and nepotism. well, that was there but hardly the whole story. i mean, reconstruction was the big story of his presidency. so i feel that there is so much that has been forgotten by ulysses s. grant that i'm hoping that when the book comes out, it will be as surprising to most people as the hamilton book or the other books have been. that they are just going to

brian: ron chernow, when did hamilton, alexander hamilton first get on your radar screen?on: well, i started writing it back in 1998, brian. it seems rather comical because the reason that i chose to do alexander hamilton aside from the fact that it was the most extraordinary personal story among the founding fathers was that he seemed to be fading into obscurity. people were coming to regard him as a sort of second tier founding father. most americans knew he was on the $10 bill, maybe that he had died in a duel with aaron burr, but that was about it. it seems comical that i was, felt as if i was lifting him out of obscurity. now his name is on the marquee of a broadway show. brian: where were you at the time? what were you doing? ron: i just finished writing my biography of john d. rockefeller, titan, and what happened -- i had done a series of books about moguls of the gilded age, and i found that when i would go out to give lectures, people in the audience would start shouting out, "do vanderbilt next. do carnegie next," and i really felt that i was becoming terribly s

"hamilton" story is told by ron.ause] the hamilton story reached out to me across the centuries and when i let me go in vacation, walking my dog, in the shower, there was the ghost of eliza hamilton, get back to your piano. it turns out it is very persistent. when you hear a tune from "hamilton" it gets stuck in your head. imagine what i felt like. [laughter] it took seven years to get them out of my head thinks to our incredible creative team. the world's reaction and the engagement with the founding error of the result has changed all of our lives. before hamilton had the chance to change my life, humanities and arts programs did. from my earliest days in the schools, i have benefited from immersing in music, acting and literature arts. i will make my parents stand up a third time. stand up. [applause] you will not meet to bigger musical theater dorks in your lifetime. in our subaru growing up, that is why i am standing in front of you here today. there is no the doubt that without the education i had a student in

he is continuing the journey of "hamilton" through the hamilton education project which brings together the magic of history and the arts in the classroom. this partnership helped hundreds of thousands of high school students forge connections to our founding era. it is making history itself, inspiring the next generation of historians, writers, performers, and leaders. our continued support for the transformative initiatives such as this, and our broader connection to education, humanities, and the arts are vital. lin-manuel, i am truly convinced everyone that the arts are what will bring our country together. [applause] speaker pelosi: you have been a force in that regard. david mccullough pointed to the statue of cleo, the muse of history, up there. for almost two centuries, cleo and her clock have reminded men and women in this hallowed halls that we are part of history. that our words and actions will face the judgment of history, and that we are part of a long and honorable heritage of our democracy. now, under cleo's gaze, we celebrate lin-manuel miranda, a man gifted by the muse

lewis hamilton had a bad friday and he made up for a didn't hear?eems to come back on saturday with renewed vigour and then they rain about that reign. he just looks incredible. 1.2 seconds ahead of everybody else. which meant that for some lay it was easy pickings for him. he managed to keep hold of that pole position and turn it into a race lead. from there we didn't really see him again. he was untroubled. and the mercedes team making it a one, two for them this weekend. they are really happy and they now dominate everybody else in they now dominate everybody else in the championship. and we are only two rounds down. as for hamilton, i think it's going to be interesting going forward to seeing a man bought us going forward to seeing a man bought us and i'd only takes a tiny slip from hamilton for a bath as to when it again and he is in charge of the championship at the moment. 0nly it again and he is in charge of the championship at the moment. only by six points but that is a key six points. in a final mansion for noris, his last lap lando again

again, no, with lewis hamilton... was out, but it was decided hamilton was to blame, and a time penalty meant that although he crossed the line second behind bottas, he was pushed down to fourth. his dismay though was another briton‘s delight — 20—year—old lando norris finishing third. in these different times, then, a very different—looking podium, but as the fizz flowed, the celebrations, it seems, never change. andy swiss, bbc news. so a great surprise for llando norris. here's his reaction. it would be great to be able to share it with the fans and have a hug with a few more people, but i'm so hug with a few more people, but i'm so happy. we weren't expecting anything like this today, but you never know what can happen in formula 1. so as we saw there, several drivers chose to ‘take the knee‘ — as part of the sports anti—racism demonstrations... our f1 reporterjenny gow told me it was a move not all agreed with — and also told me teams will be delighted at the government's relaxation of quarantine rules, ahead of

jefferson thought that because he agreed with hamilton almost everything surely he was hamilton's. in reality, he had all of these incredible experiences and was in the army for so much longer than hamilton and wasn't appreciated enough in the cabinet. and with randolph he'd gotten a bad rap so those were two of my favorites. i kind of feel bad for their legacy. >> what are the primary ways washington's engagement with his cabinet effect how the cabinet's work today? >> great question, william. the cabinet had changed a lot. it was bigger and it had institutionalized. the council had taken over a lot of the responsibilities. but when you think about washington's legacy which is that each president gets to decide who their closest advisers are going to be and how they are going to relate to them and when they are going to ask them for advice and what form they are going to ask for advice and whether or not they will listen to that of vice, those relationships all take place outside of congressional and public oversight, which means some presidents can be very close to their vice pre

red bull driver max overstepped began in the front row on the starting grid with hamilton kept up the pressure on the brits but it was then passed in the latter stage of the race by hamilton's team mate terry us. and that's how it ended with hamilton winning it followed by his teammate bought us for a mercedes 12 with her stop in a red bull taking 3rd. what a weird year it is but it's great to be back up here and to be driving in to be driving at the at that point of this kind of performance it's hamilton's 85th career win edging ever closer to me kyle schumacher is record of $91.00 grand prix victories but the biggest record hamilton is after is tying schumacher world champion 7 titles the bridge has won 6 so far and so far both are still leads this season but hamilton is right behind. mongolia has staged a festival of traditional sports with spectators for the 1st time in the event 800 year history it included a colorful show of ceremonial dress complete with modern day on sea virus face coverings and some hard fought sporting contests the festival features 3 traditional tests of ph

we talk to the cast of hamilton. the barrier-breaking broadway musical, transformed, and now more relevant than ever. >>> "nightline" starts right now. with juju chang. >> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight a record number of covid-19 cases reported in the past 24 hours. more than 66,000. and more than two-thirds of u.s. states showing increasing cases. dr. anthony fauci today saying americans are living in the perfect storm. one industry under fire, cruise lines, looking to fix what mistakes were made when the virus surged at sea this past spring. here's abc's gio benitez. >> i am angry. i'm angry. we could have died. >> reporter: marleen and fred feel betrayed. >> i paid for two weeks of pleasure, not four weeks of misery. >> reporter: the new york couple says it's time for a reckoning with the cruise ship industry. >> the first two weeks of our cruise was -- >> great. >> it really was the first vacation. and then it's almost as if it was all taken away. >> it's like when people say what happened, and you

indeed that is hamilton chasing that record.mpionship went at their site delete neck art that is happening would you say? 0, are there signs. i think were tempted to give him the trophy already. we shouldn't because it's too early to do that. at the car that mercedes has produced this year looks phenomenal. and lewis hamilton looks to be in good form. he doesn't lead the championship at the moment, his team—mate does six points. i think the writing is on the wall. by task would have to have in extraordinary season to beat hamilton. if you're a fan, fingers crossed. if you're hamilton fan, let's eat what he can do and how quickly he can wrap it up. and that mercedes team as you say are very dominant. can any others challenge from what you can see? everybody is looking towards red bull as the main challengers. let's see what they can do. i think realistically they only have one driver who is at that standard to be able to change or delete that challenge the likes of lewis hamilton. it would be great if ferrari managed to somehow f

disease in a with a railing grands prix in austria and a message to the world's britain's lewis hamilton or leads an anti-racism protest by kneeling before the start we look at the lack of diversity in the sport. i'm clay richardson welcome to the show creations have voted in parliamentary elections and that could push the e.u. member state further to the right according to exit polls the governing conservatives will win of the most seats ahead of the center left social democratic party but neither is expected to gain an outright majority making a coalition government likely that could leave room for a new force in croatian politics the nationalist homeland movement led by a popular folk singer. observing strict hygiene precautions and social distancing ruse voters in croatia cost their ballots. prime minister under a plane coverage its ruling party is expected to take victory some say the center right party called the early elections in order to profit from its relatively successful handling of the coronavirus pandemic and that decision seems to have paid off. chrissy means that citizen

must say he's team to victory at the story of grand prix in austria defending champion lewis hamilton won his 1st race of the season his teammates terry boss us finished 2nd. lewis hamilton used his pole position to the utmost to quickly take the lead and keeping meanwhile the nightmare she's in of would be champion for our driver sebastian probably continued when he and his team me charlie clear collided during the 1st lap of the race to force an early retirement for. red bull driver max overstepped it began in the front row on the starting grid with hamilton kept up the pressure on the brits pushed and passed in the latter stage of the race by hamilton's team mate paul terry bought us. and that's how it ended with hamilton winning it followed by his teammate bought us for a mercedes 12 with her stop in a red bull taking 3rd. what a weird year it is but it's great to be back up here and to be driving in to be driving out there that that kind of for this kind of performance it's hamilton's 85th career win edging ever closer to me kyle schumacher is record of $91.00 grand prix victorie

so a 90th pole position for lewis hamilton, and his seventh in hungary.hing short of "perfection." i'm thankful to everyone back home, and the guys here that do such an amazing job. and valti doesn't make it easy for me at all, so... it requires absolute perfection when it comes to doing laps and qualifying like that is... ..is one of the things i enjoy most. in moto gp, fabio quartararo claimed pole position for sunday's season—opening spanish grand prix. the frenchman, who rides for yamaha, broke the lap record atjerez to edge out spain's maverick vinales. world champion marc marquez completes the front row while britain's cal crutchlow will line up sixth. just a reminder, justa reminder, much just a reminder, much more on the website, of course. but from the end of the team here at sports day, goodbye for now. —— but from me and all of the team here.

delayed season out with us thrilling grand prix in austria and a message to the world britain's lewis hamilton at leeds an anti-racism protest by kneeling before the start we look at the lack of diversity in the sport. i'm claire richards and welcome to the show croatians have been voting and parliamentary elections that could have pushed the e.u. member state further to the right according to exit polls the governing conservative croatian democratic union will win the most seats ahead of the center left social democratic party but neither is expected to gain an outright majority making a coalition government a likely prospect that could leave room for a new force in croatian politics the nationalist homelands movement led by a popular folk singer. i'm joined now by day i knew of h. he's a professor of political science at the university of sac grab the main opposition party says that the ruling party has called these elections early in order to benefit from its handling of the crown a virus pandemic that did this gamble pay off. it seems according to these results of their behaviors that has

pressure on the bridge that was then passed in the latter stage of the race by hamilton's team mate terry booked us. and that's how it ended with hamilton winning it followed by his teammate booked us for a mercedes 12 with her stop in a red bull taking 3rd. what a weird year it is but it's great to be back up here and to be driving in to be driving at that at that kind of for this kind of a form and so it's hamilton's 85th career win edging ever closer to me kyle schumacher is record of $91.00 grand prix victories but the biggest record hamilton is after is tying schumacher is world champion 7 titles the bridge has won 6 so far and so far but are still leads this season but hamilton is right behind. this is the w. let's get your minder of our top story at this hour a light pole in poland's presidential runoff shows populist incumbent president unjaded of receiving 51 percent of the vote there as rival warsaw's mare ruffo to cost you at 49 percent at this hour due to has already claimed victory but official results are not expected until later monday at the very earliest. i'm brian

at least in past in the latter stage of the race by hamilton's team mate paul terry bought us. and that's how it ended with hamilton winning it followed by his teammate booked us for a mercedes 12 with her stop in a red bull taking 3rd. what a weird year it is but it's great to be back up here and to be driving in to be driving out there at that kind of for this kind of performance it's hamilton's 85th career win edging ever closer to me kyle schumacher is record of $91.00 grand prix victories but the biggest record hamilton is after is tying schumacher world champion 7 titles the bridge has won 6 so far and so far both are still leads this season but hamilton is right behind. and here's a reminder of our top story this hour. voting has closed in poland's presidential run off early exit polls show a populist incumbent president and a dude overseeing 50.4 percent of the vote is rival warsaw's pro european mayor rafael cesco ski guarded 49.6 percent. i'll be back at the top of the hour in the meantime there's always our website if you don't come for more news and feature reportin

as for the race itself hamilton was moved from 2nd to 5th in the starting grid due to an infringement on saturday's qualifying. that britain was dealt another penalty after tapping tires with red bull driver alex albion leading to albin spinning out the collision cost hamilton 5 seconds bumping his finish from 2nd to 4th hamilton's compatriot lando norris had a better day between the year old mclaren driver finished 3rd securing his 1st ever podium appearance time species i think. there's a few points in the race where. i thought i kind of fudged it up quite a bit despite norse's struggles only charlotte clare who finished 2nd in both terry but to us to top the pile ignoring us if it has never won the world championship now the others have just 7 races in this truncated campaign to dislodge him from the top spot. and joining us now is out of pads so it's a from d.w. sports goods. so an anti-racism gesture made there before the drivers took to the track a very bold statement how porton was that message for the formula one crowd very important because lewis hamilton is the only black dr

the seventh world title for lewis hamilton? i mean, it is only day one so hamilton?amilton? i mean, it is only day one so i am not going to do when disservice to the championship, but let'sjust say they disservice to the championship, but let's just say they had a good day

and the mercedes of lewis hamilton and valtteri bottas.t pole of the track they own slip through his fingers, and as if to emphasise his brilliance in the wet, hamilton went on to increase his advantage to more than a second. a tricky day, the weather is incredibly difficult for all of us, and a lot of the time you can't see where you are going, and i had one big moment, the lap before the last, when i aqua played and i in my mouth. click the a return to form in the rain for the reigning world champion. so a great day for lewis hamilton. here are the thoughts of our formula one reporter, jennie gow. we had to wait a long time for qualifying and this season, four months, but what a season it is proving to be. race one, brilliant and unpredictable, qualifying two, unpredictable, but hamilton was imperious. 1.2 seconds up the road from anybody else. it puts him in the best position possible for this race, 13 points behind valtteri bottas in the championship, so he needs to claw back some points. it's all going on in austria tomorrow, and it s

begins and still with us thrilling roam free in austria and a message to the world britain's lewis hamilton leaves an anti-racism protest by kneeling before the start of the race his team mate well terry boucher took the checkered flag. welcome to the show india added to a record number of new coronavirus cases on sunday with a spike of 22000 and factions despite that the south asian country has been easing its coronavirus lock downs allowing many migrant workers to finally make their way home but for those returning to the state of west bank all the pandemic isn't the only problem they also have to face the aftermath of a devastating cycle. gys wall travels to the district of whole raw and west bank all their locals told her about the huge challenges they face. celebrations are the means source of lush crush have livelihood. joining weddings and festivals his work is in high demand in new delhi but back in his village in west bengal libya he does not know if he will even sell this piece. last month shabu fled to lockdown in india's capital after months without any sales he said $1300.00 ot

still lame season with a thrilling from korea in austria and a message to the world britain's lewis hamilton leads an anti-racism protest by kneeling before the start of the race that said it's team mate on course for its 1st world championship. on the call for welcome to the show. croatia as prime minister has claimed a great victory in the country's parliamentary elections for luminary official results give the governing conservatives a strong lead ahead of the center left social democratic party the votes also opens the playing field to a controversial new force and croatian politics the nationalist homeland movement which came in 3rd. observing street tide you precautions and social distancing. counts that. the result a clear victory for the h.d. said party of prime minister i'm replying to bitch. some say the center right party called the early elections in order to profit from its relatively successful handling of the coronavirus pandemic. and that decision seems to have paid off. a little more democracy means that citizens can express their opinions today is the day in which we have t

chernow's biography of alexander hamilton. ♪ brian: ron chernow, when did hamilton, alexander hamiltonget on your radar screen? ron: well, i started writing it back in 1998, brian. it seems rather comical, because the reason that i chose to do alexander hamilton, aside from the fact that it was the most extraordinary personal story among the founding fathers, was that he seemed to be fading into obscurity. people were coming to regard him as a sort of second tier founding father. most americans knew he was on the $10 bill, maybe that he had died in a duel with aaron burr, but that was about it. it seems comical that i felt as if i was lifting him out of obscurity. now his name is on the marquee of a broadway show. brian: where were you at the time? what were you doing? ron: i just finished writing my biography of john d. rockefeller, "titan," and what happened -- i had done a series of books about moguls of the gilded age. and i found that when i would go out to give lectures, people in the audience would start shouting out, "do vanderbilt next. do carnegie next," and i really felt tha

margaret hamilton in the original wicked witch of the west from eyes who doesn't love a good hamiltoneach blender? but it's too late hamilton the movie is already on disney just higher :-colon cap next has hamilton here who says protest doesn't pay? wonder how he feels about his new bosses to put our the movie glorifying slaveowners maybe they will nailed in the meantime - - during the main street parade. so as they hit them to take a stand jk rowling and other liberal writers signed an open letter to and cancel culture. even of these are very much that they were attacking me so why a change of heart? they are terrified they realize the mob is finally getting around and until now they never lifted a finger. a lot of they are literally safe who didn't sign a list? dave ruben, scott adams, joe rogan, weinstein, a clint eastwood, they on the tip of the spear. listens a book deal might be in danger we get this bunch instead but good for them even if it seems cowardly they claim to enter want to cancel culture so i say that because they want to justify this without passing off the mob and

team—mate lewis hamilton just behind him chasing his seventh world title, he's in second.ssion of the weekend so far. bottas said himself after qualifying that mercedes seem to be any leak of their own. ferrari had to redesign their car after preseason testing because it was not up to scratch. both drivers at risk of being knocked out at the end of second qualifying. charles leclerc managed to make it into second but sebastian vettel only down in 11th, so there will be a long inquiry as to what is going wrong with ferrari over recent seasons. better news for red bull. max verstappen is on the third for the race today but it is mercedes who have blocked out the front row of the grid. in iran, a new rule has been introduced making the wearing of face masks in covered public spaces mandatory, to help combat the spread of coronavirus. towns and cities in five provinces have been put back into lockdown after the daily rate of infection rose again after falling in april. i'm joined by baran abbasi from bbc persian. the government say you have to wear masks and there is quite a f

hamilton cruises to the top of the driver standings after victory in hungary.ello and welcome to sportsday. the wickets have been falling today at old trafford, with the welcome return of stuart broad to the side. he took three in nine—overs to give england hope of forcing a result in the second test against the west indies. the windies finished on 287 all out. but england have lost two wickets already. joe wilson reports. you cannot see time hovering above old trafford but you can sense it in england's desperation to take wickets. and their disappointment when they didn't. just one west indies batsman fell before lunch on wednesday. —— sunday. a brave fielder to stand so close and to catch. all eyes on the ball, now more than ever. the referee sanitising the ball after one of the fielders admitted he had used saliva on the ball. here comes sam curran. accurate bowling will never go out of fashion whatever happens to lockdown hair. in the absence ofjofra archer, england needed a bowling star. craig brown suite defy them. england did not have time for bad luck,

team—mate lewis hamilton just behind him lap of qualifying. and dominant in every session of the weekend so far. but tass said himself after qualifying that mercedes seem to be any leak of their own. ferrari had to redesign their car after pre—season testing because it was not up to scratch. both drivers at risk of being knocked out at the end of second qualifying. charles lee clark managed to make it into second but sebastian vettel only down in 11th, so there will be a long inquiry as to what is going wrong with ferrari over recent seasons. better news for red bull. max verstappen is on the third for the race today but it is mercedes who have blocked out the front row of the grid. all right, thank you very much for that, katherine downes at the bbc sport centre. the american rapper kanye west has announced he is running for president of the united states in 2020. the unlikely challenger to donald trump and joe biden chose american independence day to make the surprise announcement on twitter, triggering a social media storm. but with just fo

as the formula one season opening race gets underway, lewis hamilton says some drivers‘ reluctance toke a knee' before the austrian grand prix is down to a lack of understanding of racism. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world, and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. people across england have enjoyed their first night out in pubs for more than three months, after a major easing of the coronavirus lockdown. restaurants, hairdressers, theme parks and libraries also opened their doors, with strict social—distancing measures in place, but police have voiced concerns the rules weren't always observed. the chair of the police federation has said it was "crystal clear" that drunk people are unable to socially distance. john mcmanus reports. it was the day life began to look familiar again in england. pubs and restaurants had already reopened in northern ireland on friday. yesterday, it was england's turn, but nothing was going to be quite the same again. the government is desperate for people to get spending, but it also

and lewis hamilton storms to pole with a masterclass in the rain at the styrian grand prix.elcome to tonight's programme on a day we're remembering one of football's legendary characters. jack charlton — a world cup winner with england in 1966, but there was so much more to his remarkable career. a record breaking player with leeds united and a manager who would make history with the republic of ireland — today credited as the man to change irish football forever. earlier i spoke to former england striker gary lineker who told me charlton had the right personality to be a great manager. jack was a natural leader. he was a fighter in the way he both played and managed. and the way he got his teams to play, they were part of his personality put up he was a hard man but he was gentle. he seemed incredibly warm towards his players, and how funny he was as well, and quirky in his management. i'm not sure they would be too many managers like that around now. you don't get many englishmen coming over in the 80s to manage ireland, and he is probably the most loved englishmen of all

and the pressure alex album in the red bull attempted to pass hamilton with 10 laps left hamilton blocked him and alvin spun off and ultimately out of the race but it was to cost hamilton did too even though he crossed the line 2nd behind but us he was handed a 5 2nd time penalty which dropped him down into 4th which meant it was ferrari charles the clerk who took 2nd mclaren's lando norris inferred at 20 years old he's the. 3rd youngest driver ever to climb a podium finish in formula one there was no social distancing back in the mclaren carriage i'm just surviving the superstar to be on the podium in the 1st place yes it would be nice to share with the fans in. to have to have a few more people but yeah i'm just so happy i did not expect to be to finish peter today so yes we may debate the best out of it for me best way to start the season as a team i think we're leading of course we could have got more points i don't know if you're taking anyway right now i think it just the race is done and i just feel like moving forwards it wasn't to be for hamilton in the opening race but thanks to

hamilton and thomas jefferson were slaveowners. which is fair. but if you want to talk about a lack of historical accuracy in streaming films, you should know there is not a single mention of the gay rights movement in "scoob." but i highly recommend watching "hamilton" on disney plus. i saw "hamilton" on broadway years ago and watching it on tv had all the magic of the broadway show with none of the discomfort i experienced realizing i somehow ended up in the same row but with really nothing to say to tobey maguire. and in some other big disney news, beyonce announced that on july 31st she's releasing the vaccine. oh, no i'm sorry, she's releasing a visual album on disney plus inspired by "the lion king." i played timon in "the lion king" with beyonce last year. and i'm excited to announce that disney is now doing a spinoff of "the lion king" about timon and, i'm telling you, if you liked "black panther," you will love "gay meerkat." yes, that is a picture of timon holding a sign saying stone wall was a riot. i would like to use t

shirts and the majority took the name 6 chose not to the world champion lewis hamilton f. only black driver was the only one wearing a black lives matter shirt. then it was time to race 4 months after the original work here in melbourne was called off because of coronavirus the sadie's valtteri bottas was on pole and got away cleanly at the start to open up a healthy lead. his team mate hamilton started back in 5th but quickly worked his way up to 3rd and that soon became 2nd after red bulls much to stepan was forced out with engine problems on lap 14. despite numerous incidents and safety because miss eighty's managed to keep the tyson hamilton safely out in front but they did warn them they needed to look after their cars. well treatises james ticket box issue is critical to the state of the show show then more drama followed kimmie reichen in lost his right wheel which meant another safety car had to come out while stewards recovered his al for a mayo that bunched up the pack and allowed others to put the miss a tease and the pressure alex album in the red bull attempte

his team mate hamilton started back in 5th but quickly worked his way up to 3rd and that soon became 2nd after red bulls much to stepan was forced out with engine problems on lap 14. despite numerous incidents and safety because miss eighty's managed to keep potus and hamilton safely out in front but they did warn them they needed to look after their cars. shall treat assist james ticket box issues is critical to the state should show then more drama followed kimmie reichen in lost his right wheel which meant another safety car had to come out while stewards recovered his alfre m a o that bunched up the pack and allowed others to put the miss a tease and the pressure alex albon in the red bull attempted to pass hamilton with 10 laps left hamilton blocked him in alvin spun off and ultimately out of the race but it was to cost hamilton did it even though he crossed the line 2nd behind but us he was handed a 5 2nd time penalty which dropped him down into 4th which meant it was ferrari chose the clerk who took 2nd mclaren's lando norris inferred at 20 years old he. the 3rd youngest drive

how do you feel about the call to cancel hamilton. >> the call to cancel hamilton i like call to cancelnything else. when the twitter mob comes for you they don't want your apologies, they want your submission. it is deeply deeply deeply unfortunate, hamilton and the people that created the absolutely wonderful, amazing phenomenal show are being faced with it. cancel culture comes for you it doesn't matter if you are on the right or left. miranda is a good liberal, he pushes liberal causes, tweets about liberal things, supported hillary clinton, he supports the left and that is not enough for the cancel culture outrage mob on twitter because he happened to create a phenomenal show that, gasp, portrays american founders in a positive light. you see this moved to the race history, people bringing down statues, saying they are ashamed to be american in this call to cancel hamilton which is an amazing piece of articles which present our founders and our country in a positive light is part of that and it is unfortunate the thing of it is it is not going to end, it will keep going until someo

. ♪ alexander hamilton, my name is alexander hamilton ♪ ♪ there's a million things i haven't done ♪ >orning america." broadway hit "hamilton," the massive hit on broadway, of course, but also a massive streaming hit as well launched on disney plus and, robin, hello to you again. you had a good chat with some of the originals from this broadway phenomenon. >> and i'm not throwing away my shot to tell you, but i had a chance to have an in-depth conversation with lin-manuel miranda. some members of the original cast, director thomas cale, for "hamilton: history has its eyes on you" talking about their experience watching their performances for the first time about the connection between the revolutionary spirit of the musical and what we're seeing now around the world. we have a first look at that special in our next hour, and as you know, george, since the premiere on broadway, so much has changed in the world, and you kind of look at "hamilton" a little differently, especially after hearing their conversations. so enlightening. >> we cannot wait for that, robin. i was able to watch it

i was just talking to representative hamilton. he was talking about being a lawyer and that satisfying for a number of years, but then he wanted to move on and go into politics to make a bigger difference. i think that -- my mother used to always say that to whom much are given, much is being asked of those people. and that describes everybody in this room. how can you give back? so i found that answer in public service. i think many of the students i work with now at georgetown university, and i am sure many of the students here, are going to find that answer in public service as well. i'm not saying these are not challenging times. but frankly, they are always challenging times. there is one challenge or another out there. how do we deal with it? each one of you can make a difference in how we deal with the challenges of today. i think that that is tremendously rewarding. mark grossman, who of course you know, ambassador mark grossman, he used to tell us when i was at the state department that there is no better place to work th

i understand you guys are big "hamilton" fans. is that right?est about what they didn't like. >> three people dead. >> i'm glad you guys are keeping count. >> reporter: the show impressing both the kids who have an affinity for american history -- >> i already kind of knew the s life. but lin-manuel miranda must have read a very detailed biography for adults. >> reporter: and those who might not. >> i learned a lot. >>eporteny parents who haven't thrown their own watch parties. >> watch it on your own first to see if some of the themes or language aligns with some of their family values. but i think it's a great show to watch with your kids. >> reporter: and the kiddos' advice to their pint-sized peers? >> i would tell them to watch the movie because it opens an entire new world. and now i can like sit comfortably on my sofa eating my pack of skittles. >> we watched it three times. and i'm going to watch it 10,000 times. >> 10,000! >> i reached out to my own elementary school music and drama teacher, hello, ms. vicki. she says "hamilton" is offe

"hamilton" is finally here.d morning america has been celebrating "hamilton" all week long and this morning we're hearing frhear hearing an original cast member. anthony ramos. >> i think that it is about smashing every expectation, every action and every action that is an act of creation. fr ♪ the lyrics still ring true. >> and members of the original broadway cast will host a virtual watch party starting at 4:00 this afternoon. and disney of course is the parent company of abc 7. >>> i think that would be cool to kind of see them watching it and being involved in that. because it is already awesome by itself. but this is a >> quarter, this cou yeah, and this is really cool. >> and mike, you are watching it for the first time? >> yeah, and i'm sure it is different from being in the theater, but we'll see if i can buy new speakers for the tv. good excuse, right? let's talk about what is going on outside. welcome to friday. it is pretty cloudy out there. temperatures in the 50s. sunshine this a pruwarmth tomorrow