henry bacon, thank you. henry bacon came and carefully recorded what the house was as built and those papers along with all the other papers are now at nyu where it they are part of the sylvester manner archives so that you can go there and see what the house was like, when it was built and you can also see what he did to with which included the peer ouiazza the front portico she should have a better education. she transformed at a time when single women, it was like having one leg. so this house more or less became her other leg and she became as she called herself the lord of the manner. the person that i prefer is her sister, lillian, who was a wonderful writer and made these incredibly lucid sketches including one of julia dodd havens in over their. million wrote a memoir of her grandfather, samuel smith's gardner of the gardner family who live here. those two sisters, cornelian dodd who died in 1944 and lillian who died in 1927 brought this place into the 20th century. i will read you what lillian had t

[laughter] henry bacon came and quickly recorded what the house was as built, and those papers along with all the other papers are now at nyu where they're part of the sylvester manor archive so that you can go there and see what the house was like when it was built, and you can also see what he did to it which included the piazzas and the front portico. cornelia was one of those 9th century women -- 19th century women who should have had a better education. she somehow transformed the manor into -- she was a single woman all her life at a time when it was like having one leg. so this house, more or less, became her other leg. and she became, as she called herself, the lord of the manor. the person that i prefer is her sister, lillian horseford, who was a wonderful writer, who made these incredibly lucid sketches including one of the pump over there where the two white hourses -- white houses stand. and lillian wrote a memoir of her grandfather, samuel smith gardener of the gardener family of gardener's island, who lived here. and she wrote it in 1921. so those two sisters, cornelia

includes the maps that shows where the buses park and the march route along constitution and along henry bacon drive to lincoln memorial. there was also two examples of commemorative button that were told in advance of the march. the sales from the button helped finance the cost. >> ann from the smithsonian reflecting on the mark and some of the memorabilia here in washington d.c. live view of the lincoln memorial. the screens are now in place and hundreds of thousands expected again today for the rally. we'll have live coverage getting under way at 11:00 eastern time. there's this from josh shiller. it's available online at washingtonpost.com. celebrating this anniversaries the entirety of king's address will rarely be reprinted nor will viewers see footage of this speech delivered in full. a few months after dr. king delivered his speech, he sent a copy of the address and listed the remarks as work not reproduced for sale. this is also known as unpublished work. we productions of the address, -- from that material, it reproduced the photographs that were subject of the injunction. since 1963

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henry david authorizow, this is madness. >> the facilitative process. >> if he wants to cut spending, maybe she look at cutting the pork barrel spending that he brings home to kentucky. >> the king of bacon bacon. >> if i come out and say i'm for this and i'm for that, all i'm doing is making my job harder. >> now the chaos in the red corner raises a question about who is actually fighting who? and who is even in charge in that corner? a recent pugh research study asked who the leader of the republican party is. the clear winner is that famous gop favorite, i don't know. second place is the great gop senator, nobody. followed by none other than other? and that's a problem heading into five week of recess where both sides are going to try to rally their bases in preparation for the battles to upcoming in the fall. for republicans, it is not just that there is not a clear leader. there is not actually a clear message. joining me now are two former party chairs. former democratic pennsylvania governor ed rendell and michael steele. thank you, gentlemen. >> hey. so guys i'm going to put this question to both of you. in the poll i just mentioned, 97% of republicans said the party needs to cha