henry clay, from the great state of kentucky, called for internal improvements and, believe it was in the 18 -- mid-1800s. because lewaned and knew the economic benefits of connecting places called the far west, kentucky, tennessee, ohio, with all the people who lived on the eastern sea board. divide d eisenhower -- henry clay was a whig but that would predecessor party of the republicans, dwight d. eisenhower, republican president in the 50s, started the interstate highway premier which has benefited so much america, and ronald reagan never cut back on infrastructure, even though he cut back on lots of other programs. it's brand new that president trump is about the first president in a long, long line of democrats and republicans, who doesn't really believe that the federal government should be at the forefront of billing our infrastructure, whether it's highways, roads, bridges, water, sewer, power grid, high-speed internet. president trump is way off base on this and we should come together ourselves because people on both side offered the aisle have always believed in investing i

henry clay perhaps the most well-known kentucky statesman, mitch mcconnell has a portrait of henry clay hanging in his office and it was in 1852 the capitol was used as a place to pay tribute to the nation's most distinguished citizens. you have 11 presidents, john f. kennedy, abraham lincoln, ronald reagan who have been given this honor. what an honor it is. and there were -- there is history tied to lincoln, too, when you think about the ceremony when abraham lincoln in 1865 and they had this event. you had a nation in mourning. coming off a war and abraham lincoln assassinated in ford theater just down the street. they had a platform constructed to support the casket of lincoln and it was on that platform they have used repeatedly now. we're told through our capitol hill producer that they've used a fabricated version of that platform for the reverend billy graham's casket to lie today. lying in honor as we have mentioned. lying in state is offered for the political individuals who have been treated with this honor. billy graham is a private citizen. >> sandra: after the ceremony mem

as i mentioned republicans, henryg, clay, a way, that was te predecessor party but henry clay dwight eisenhower, ronald reagan believed that we need investment in infrastructure. democrats still believe it. i hope that our mutual desire to fix the nation's pummeling structure without shifting the burden on the taxpayers and local governments motivates us to put the president's proposal to the side as we did with budget and come up with one ourselves. yesterday onge the budget the trump administration delivered a budget to congress that wouldra drastically/funding for education, environmental protection, transportation, medicare, medicaid and yes, folks, despite the president's promise to never cut medicare or medicaid and social security he is cutting two out of the three in this budget or so he proposes. even with all those cuts the trump budget increases the deficit and even within the realm of budgetary magic and pulls a track so absurd that it would make me b blush. cut medicare, cut medicaid and using the h deficit and how does that happen. only in the world and just weeks after

eisenhower -- and henry clay was not a republican, he was a wig. dwight d. eisenhower, republican president in the 1950's started that interstate highway program that benefited so much of america for so many decades. and ronald reagan never cut back on infrastructure, even though he cut back on lots of or -- lots of other programs. it's brand-new that president trump is the first president in a long, long line of democrats and republicans who doesn't really believe that the federal government should be at the forefront of building our infrastructure whether it's highways, roads, bridges, water sewer, power grid, high-speed internet. i hope -- i hope that democrats and republicans can do what we did on the budget, sort of ignore president trump because he's way off base on this, and come together ourselves because people on both sides of the aisle have always believed in investing in infrastructure. now, a final word on the president's budget request for next year. we already now have dealt with this year's budget request, but he put in a budget request for n

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. >> lying in state in the capitol has been used i think about 150 times since henry clay from my state was the first one to lie in state in 1852. it's an honor extended by a grateful nation to one of the truly unique figures in world history. >> after the president and elected figures pay their respects to the reverend graham, fondly remembered as america's pastor average americans will have the opportunity to do so later today in the capitol rotunda. there will be plenty of military pomp and circumstance led by service members from the military district of washington and senate democratic leader chuck schumer says graham deserves it. >> he was a real leader and a very wonderful man. and he deserves the respect of the american people. >> we expect president trump to lay a wreath later this morning and we will hear tributes from the house speaker and senate majority leader, someone mitch mcconnell has called a person of towering consequence. sandra. >> sandra: mike emanuel on capitol hill for us. >> bill: we were on the air when the announcement came of the death of billy graham. to hea

at least that's what brutus clay's -- brutus clay thought. , you mayclay immediately think of henry clay. brutus had a brother named cassius. named brutus and cassius. i don't have to explain. cassius was an outspoken abolitionist at the time. a member of the kentucky state house -- brutus was a member of the kentucky state house. the civil war was about saving the united states from ruin. owner.clay was a slave he owned 100 men, women, and children. he believed slavery was best protected in the union. he felt this was so obvious and self evidence that he couldn't even imagine why some kentuckians would consider -- orng or watering wanting their state to secede. son beganwn expressing some secessionist 1860's he had begun attending pro-secession rallies. in time he to, despite being the son of the unionist father, began talking like a diehard sympathizer. a dilemma on her hands, we might say. it was and who tended to be home toh zeke, watching over metric matters while brutus was away at the state capital. the first one to figure out that father and son may seem to be heading down these

clay. to the moravian pottery and tile works in doyletown old factory founded by henry chapman mercer in the is now a working museum, modern day potters are still using mercer's original technique. >> i live in the area i have never been here. she had heard bit. >> reporter: charles, has been working here for more than 40 years and has met thousands of visitors. >> they are so shocked by seeing a spanish mansion in the middle of bucks county completely made offhanded mixed concrete. >> reporter: but when you look around there are hundreds of tiles. >> these tiles are decorating fireplaces, back splashes, flooring. >> reporter: your eyes goes to different places. every time you look at something new it is a different story. >> reporter: this art lives on >> 99 percent of what we are doggies authentic to the way they were made over a hundred years ago. i'll form tonight to a new block to cut my sheets of clay from. >> the mold, made out of the plaster face dunn on the clay sheet and form tonight to the clay with a small pulley can begin to separate the two parts and then, round out edge s of t

henry clay, a whig first proposed it. dwight eisenhower expanded our federal highway system dramatically with huge positive effects in large parts of america. ronald reagan never cut infrastructure. he cut a lot of other things but not infrastructure. he knew what was important. so why are we making this 180-degree hairpin turn right now? it doesn't make sense. and there are other problems with the trump plan. what about buy america? everyone says they're for buy america. the tram infrastructure plan un -- the trump infrastructure plan unwinds buy america provisions. if we're going to rebuild american infrastructure, let's do it with american steel, american concrete, and american labor. this is the kind of plan you'd expect from a president who surrounds himself with industry insiders, financiers, people from wall street who look at infrastructure as an investment to be made by corporations. but infrastructure has always been something the government invests in because the benefits aren't immediately apparent to business