and of course, henry james shows up and puts broadway on a map. by the presence of one of his proteges john sargent sergeant was getting over the scandal in paris and he painted the woman and it caused a huge scandal and of course the sergeant came to broadway with the man who painted the mural in this room in the broadway circle. everyone seems to have had a man crushed. he was extremely charming and the sergeant called him a delightful original genius. there were paddling that when the sergeant dived into the water and hit his head and daddy said let's go to broadway and weakens the with our friend and that some of the broadway scene and the painting of the carnation lilly can to being. he didn't spend much time with lilly unafraid. he laughter and broadway to raise the children and he went off to do exciting things one of which was to become the director of the decorations for the chicago world's fair in 1893 and in fact he was the man who made the city white. have people read the double in the white city? that starts with frank on the titanic

. >> when it comes to former policies he turns to secretary of states henry baker, james schultz, henry kissinger and condi rice. she got one of the biggest crowd reactions all week in a speech about tough talk about leaving america behind. whether she would join a romney cabinet only she knows. there is a question about whether he will pull from his current advisors who served in the bush administration along with rice. casey mcfarland said one of her former bosses found the right balance. >> i think the most successful presidency is reagan because the job of president as to be the chairman of the board and to let his department follow his lead but to am implement policies on their own. >> hewlett-packard ceo is one of the experienced leaders he would like to see in a future administration. she shot down the idea saying she is committed to her work at hp. one he doesn't plan on keeping is fed chairman ben beranek key. he wants someone who shares his vision. >>> coming up this man can thank his lucky stars after avoiding a lightening strike by just a few seconds. >> it's incredible. the

we haved henry traveling in iowa. let's start with james rosen in lakewood, colorado. this morning as paul ryan heads out there. he has a new state to present his argument to. are we going to hear a new message, do you believe, from the vice presidental candidate when he goes out there today? >> reporter: martha and gregg good morning. aids to the romney-ryan campaign say that the vice presidental campaign will focus on president obama's energy record as colorado has emerged as a leading producer in so-called new energy and accounts for 5% of the natural gas production. he arrived at the airport yesterday and embarked on his first missions in one of the crucial roles he's expected to play in this campaign, that of fund-raiser. he attended one event with a private equity company. the congressman was received by a crowd of several thousand people with a few persistent hecklers. ryan faulterd in the beginning with his background in wisconsin, then came back with a joke about the president. then he talked about energy. >> we have energy in this country, let's use it. every

madison's successor james monroe upon taking officer took tours of the north and south calling if the era of god feeling. the fighting had been launched out of the perception as henry clay expressed that war was as necessary to america as a dual is to young officer to prevent his being bullied and elbowed in society. while the american beledge rains had not advantage wiz are wished the u war of 181 did bully the confidence of the nation. according to one ambassador the war has dpifn americans what they essentially lacked app national character founded on a glory common to all. ensuing decades with policy such as the monoron doctrine they begin to demonstrate the confidence in a belief that the united states had an essential role to play in the larger world. that, i think, is the most significant legacy of the war. thank you for listening. [applause] do we have any questions? and we have a microphone that i think needs to be deliver to the questioner and it's on the way. it was just a second. please. >> very interesting. you call this mr. and mr. madison's war. go what extend to do you this was it was madison's initiative to go war. there was a premise. it was fough

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henry is traveling with the president. as you can see he is on the bus who is live this afternoon in lakewood, colorado. hello, james. >> reporter: halfway through his first week on the gop ticket, congressman ryan appears to have hit his stride as a stump speaker. it is aside from one flubbed applause line his most self-assured performance yet. they packed the gymnasium to hear him indict president obama for what he called a record of failure for making a tough economy worse and it was for oat bough ma record on energy making it tougher to use her energy resources. >> he has 10 different agencies and four executive offices regulating hydrolic fracturing. we think coloradans know how to take care of this themselves. we want you to be in charge. >> reporter: just before his speech here at lakewood, congressman ryan sat down for his first solo interview since joining governor romney on the ticket. it was none other than the senior political analyst. he noted the relationship between governor romney and congressman ryan seemed to gel in april when they campaigned together in ryan's home state of wisconsin. >> what happ

henry at the white house. thank you. >> over the years, congressman ryan has grown into a leading voice within the republican party and repeatedly butted heads with the current president obama on budget issues. james rosen has more on this. at the heart of this has been entitlements. kind of the third rail, the red hot potato in washington that no one wants to talk about. >> we will hear more about it it in this campaign. congressman ryan assumed the traditional role of the vice presidential nominee attacking president obama this morning for amassing what ryan called a record of failure and for being "more concerned about the next election than the next generation. as a 7 term lawmakers and chairman of the house budget committee, paul ryan has proposed two budget plans that passed the gop controlled house along partyy lines but not adot the by the democratic controlled senate. they called for $5 trillion in spending cuts and would repeal the obama healthcare law and enforce some $700 billion in medicaid cuts but ryan's latest plan would purportedly balance the budget and produce a surplus by 2040. the focus on debt and spending and above all policy was a hall mark even of his assault on the obama

to henry cabot lodge and saying i'm not going to go down in history as the first american history to lose a war, i mumbled under my breath, hold the phone. that ship sailed. because be hadn't james madison already lost a war, at least sort of? which prompted me to think a little bit about winners and losers and to ask the question, so who won the war of 1812 anyway? odd though it may seem, one candidate is canada. let me explain. [laughter] in a dumbheaded misreading of what their neighbors were thinking, many americans in the months before the war talked themselves into thinking that the canadians would welcome an invading american force with open arms, and it wasn't only jefferson. henry clay assured president madison that the militia of kentucky are alone competent to place canada at your feet. quite incorrect, as it happened. when it came to the american invasion, the canadians did not welcome invaders from the south as liberators. in a three-pronged invasion of canada proved an abject failure. in all 1812, a north western army of the united states surrendered in detroit. it was a debacle n. october in the same year, niagara was captured on canadian soil. in november, the as

henry ford hospital, i was born at harper hospital. nobody's ever asked to see my birth certificate. they know this is the place i was born and raised. >> we're joined by jameshe just gave a statement. he said, no, no, not a swipe. i've said throughout the campaign and before there's no question about where he was born. he was born in the united states. this was fun about us and coming home. and humor, you know. we've got to have a little humor in a campaign. you like humor all the time. that was okay? just have a little humor about birth certificates? what do you think, james? >> it made rush limbaugh and donald trump awfully happy. there are seven birthers speaking at the republican convention. but he's not very good at humor. so we know that. i'm willing to chalk it up as just another flop joke on mitt romney's part but people will read into it whatever they want. here's the man that always says we need to talk about the real issues in the campaign so i guess he can talk about that as wells as he can talk about anything else. >> anna, the obama campaign put out a statement saying "throughout this campaign governor romney has embraced the most strident voi