you walk in, and people know bill hennessey is here.lic and gets to see what's happening here. >> i appreciate that. i do have a lot of great friends and got to know a lot of great people over the years. shannon: i've seen hennessey in my time covering the court's most historic cases. and that case at the top was a really big moment in history. that's the dobbs case that ended up overturning roe v. wade. >> that's right. and that's dobbs. and there's a reporter in there you might recognize. [laughter] shannon: in today's world of digital news coverage, sketching might seem old school, but hennessey says otherwise. >> it has changed. now 4-hour news, they want it immediately. it's fast. almost as soon as the gavel strikes, court's adjourned. it's, like, how soon can you have that? my method of working lends itself to this, because i draw fast, and i like that kind of energy. now it's more demanding than ever. shannon: do how you ever think about the legacy and these times in moment that you've captured? your artwork is going to be what w

john hennessey retired. 2021 as the chief historian at fredrick sjoberg and spotsylvania national military park, where he worked for the final 26 years of an illustrious national park service career,

and please join me in welcoming john hennessey. good. are we good? yeah, great. thank you. thank you for having me. i'm glad to be here. i get to don't get to do this as much as i used to. and this is a topic that is new to me. this i'm going to talk about is a chapter that should have been written for my book years ago when it came out, returns of bull run. um, that book did not really include any kind of discussion of the relationship between the army of virginia pope's army and enslaved people. the institution of slavery or the attitudes of the men within that army today, you couldn't write a book with declared ambitions of to bull run without. those included the time. it didn't receive a word of commentary from anybody in 1993. so in in many ways, the fact that we're here is a measure of how much the scholarly world and our way of looking at these events has changed, evolved over years. and we ought to be glad about that. so my task is to look at and kind of pick up where katie left off is to look at this army and its relationship with what was, i think on the most impo

bill hennessey was 67 years old. he will be missed. that's it for today. thank you for joining us.'m jacqui heinrich are. have a great week, and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ ♪ thanks for being more with to great guest of their sabotaging from administration and electric what they did in the last four years. there is simply too many rules. joe biden used as office over the years to to enrich. crimes in the future and everything so people spend time wondering where is. we have huge numbers and pardons. and hiding what he's doing this and is talking about holding our criminal justice system now he's trashing the system chasing donald trump. this is a bad regime. of all those people to chicago areas of you can make the chicago tribune. this is in their backyard. rita embezzled the $4 million alarms lifestyle. more than 65 million. kim. the spies in the federalist, president biden is station called, they are proud of this is gave 23 chinese buys. they imply they took place. it is lifestyles long enough, you need some payback. it's like the mob dealing with the model. in you

for more than 40 years, bill hennessey captured history with his sketchbook.n went where cameras could not, offering the first draft of high profile legal moments from iran contra, to the clinton impeachment, trials at guantÁnamo bay, and countless arguments at the u.s. supreme court. he spoke to the news hour in 2009 about how he approached his work. >> i try to delve it deeper, i look for the details, i look for something that will give it more. i find myself as much a journalist in that regard, looking for that special angle on it, on the visual that will help them that much more. i certainly came into this as an artist. but i think i've had a unique opportunity to learn journalism from the people who actually, who i worked with. both the photojournalists, and the written journalists, that they have helped me understand my purpose and my responsibility in being, you know, telling the story accurately and truthfully, honestly and responsibly as you can. >> bill hennessey died on monday. it was his 67th birthday. and that is the news hour for tonight. on beha

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bill hennessey was 67 years old. he will be missed. that's it for today. thank you for joining us.'m jacqui heinrich are. have a great week, and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ ♪ paul: welcome to the "journal editorial report," i'm paul gigot. as republicans prepare to take control of the white house and both chambers of congress in january, some democrats are reportedly grumbling that joe biden is missing in action. and that there is no leadership coming from the white house in the president's final days in office. biden's low profile stands in stark contrast to donald trump who has been meeting with world leaders at mar-a-lago and paris and even rang the opening bell at the new york stock exchange this week. all this as a new fox news poll finds that 54% of voters feel very or somewhat hopeful heading into the president-elect's second term. for more i'm joined by "wall street journal" columnist and fox news contributor karl rove. welcome, karl. let me ask you how you think the trump transition is going so far compared in particular to the first time around. >> well, muc

house press secretary sean spicer barred tv cameras from the briefing room, the virginia native hennessey was there to set the scene

house press secretary sean spicer barred tv cameras from the briefing room, the virginia native, hennessey was there to set the scene for those who could not see it for themselves. bill died on monday on his 67th birthday. he is survived by his wife, seven grandchildren and 13 grandchildren. we will miss him

house press secretary sean spicer barred tv cameras from the briefing room, the virginia native, hennessey was there to set the scene for those who could not see it for themselves. bill died on monday on his 67th birthday. he is survived by his wife, seven grandchildren and 13 grandchildren. we will miss him and his work and may his memory be a blessing for those who loved him. thank you so much for joining us tonight. live here on capitol hill. i'm kaitlan collins, cnn news night with abby phillip is up next tonight, bowing out, the fbi director says he'll give donald trump what he wants a clean slate to shape the bureau in his image the moment he takes office. >> plus, joe rogan, it's a dirty, dirty business. >> the business of insurance is gross. >> and elizabeth warren, say a ceo murder underlines how americans feel cheated by big corporations. >> also friendly fire the attack on our judicial system a longtime biden aide bashes her former boss for how he pardoned his son and junk food ban. >> a surprising state wants to tell you what you can and can't eat if you're on food stamps. live

one story says that hennessey had already increased shipments by 10% annually. that is your brief.ly quick, get a case. lisa: dp? really question mark is that what you call it -- really, is that what you call it? jonathan: next on the program, let's talk about real things. prepared to hit the ground running. >> think things are going to move the markets are, immigration, tariffs and fiscal. fiscal will remain loose. immigration numbers are going down, and tariffs are going up. it is possible unlikely that the magnitude of each of those things is higher than anticipated. jonathan: that conversation next with bitcoin. record highs, up by more than 5%. we will get thoughts on that and just a moment. ♪ jonathan: equity futures unchanged on the s&p 500, bond yields up two basis points. under surveillance, trump's team preparing to hit the ground running. >> big things are going to move markets next year, immigration, tariffs and fiscal. fiscal will remain loose, immigration numbers are going down, and tariffs are going up. it is possible unlikely that the magnitude of each of those thin