so on july the fifth, 1793, junior meets jefferson at his house and remember, jefferson is secretary of state, but he is veryloseo janay and janay decides that he can trust jefferson and he tel secretary of thientire plot. and you can see here, this is jefferson's on tt meeting. and i highlighted the key parts here. he said, communicated to me thesthings not as secretary of state, but as mr. jefferson meaning he was talking to as a nd, d not in official capacity. ed me to write a letter introduction. i took back letter and i wrote another one exact ask him to do so now andre michaux has letter of introduction from the secretary state in which the secretary state is saying this is a botanist traveling to conduct science. please allow him to travel freely, freely throughout your state and meet with people he should not be under any suspicion. yeah, well, how about this thinking for a second? this is the secretary of state. i would compare this to if the secretary of state knew when russia going to invade ukraine, decided not to say anything to. their administration. so what happens? mi

so to begs document is oft isn thomas jefferson's half hand at the time, 1793, jefferson was the secretary state, but he was also vice president of the american philosophical society, which wa most distinguishedrned,est and which had also begun. develop a library around it the society, supported research and what this shows in this top half is a project that jefferson was trying to fund. and you can see there, the top portion says, whereas andrew michaux was andre, a native of france. and it happened in the united states has undertaken to explore the interior country of north america from the mississippi ong missouri, west really to the pacific ocean. so this is lewis and clark. ten years before lewis and clart middle section there where that arrow is, it says the sahilosophy society. well, we'll raise money. the proceeds thereof will fund this expeditiosshe ocean. and then what you're looking at beneath there are the people who orted this project. so jferson wrote this. and then he brought it around to all of his friends in philadelphia to say, i found mebody who wants to take transcontin

draft and their their friends shared it with jefferson and jefferson inserted a clause that said that the states could declare laws to be null and void. they didn't tell madison that they had inserted this clause and then send it to the virginia legislature to pass. it was very contentious and the language leaked and made its way north and the federalists howled that basically the southerners were trying to start a civil war, were trying to secede. when madison learned of this clause, he asked that it be removed. and so the final version does not include the words null and void. however, the language was now in the political lexicon, and so several years later, when the federalists are talking about maybe seceding during the war of 1812 and many decades later, when southerners start to talk about secession, they're using this language that was first introduced by jefferson into the political dialog and i know this is a book about john adams, but one of the best quotes i think in it is from john quincy adams, who was in europe as the minister to prussia. the time and when he read about

how jefferson and madison viewed them. sure. i mean, i think there was a very broadly shared idea that human equality comes from our common creation, by god. i mean, this doesn't require even any kind of specific christian belief. but but that there was a created order and, that people's rights come from the way that god made us most profound, that we have equal together compared to one another, because we're all created by god. so there's a sort of horizontal equality because of our vertical relationship to god. that was very, very widely shared and routinely sided as a sort of common sense principle about equality rights among the founders. now, of course, the implications of that were debated, obviously early on on slavery, but also women's rights, that, you know, scripture is clear that male and female, he created them. and so this is not just a male issue, but the devil was always in details about, well, if we're equal before god, then does that mean politically? but but certainly when you're talking about the the the view

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he wants to be reinstated at jefferson city. so. they leave camden. that's the headquarter price's headquarters to leave camden on august 28th. camden, southern arkansas. they enter missouri on september 19th. and when he enters price reports, he has three divisions of cavalry, 12,000 soldiers, his troopers are only for only thousand of them actually have weapons. so they're hoping to pick some up along the way. on september 27th, price decides to attack a federal garrison in pilote now, missouri, fort davidson is able to suggest fully surround the garrison the garrison is able to withdraw that evening, but the commander in missouri, major general william rosecrans, is working to defend the state against price. and so he had there are resources, two divisions of infantry under the command of major general interjects and have been diverted into missouri. and one of those divisions is gets to saint louis before it price so price decides to go around saint louis cavalry from the missouri state militia has also on jefferson city and so decides to go bypas

thomas jefferson and the american philosophical society. and most recently, the work will be the form will form the the bulk of his talk this evening the scientist turned spy andre michaux thomas jefferson and the conspiracy of 1793. i very much appreciate you all taking the time to be here this evening for your wonderful support of this st

in fact, in a ernl copy of his own notes on the state of virginia, jefferson hand wrote the quote about faith in the margins about religious liberty. this is the legacy that guided to the founding of this very day. we remain the world's marriagest majority christian country and right is protected by the people for everybody whether you are a christian, a jew, muslim or no faith. religious liberty is not what we know about legal safeguards but about fostering a culture in which faith can thrive so men and women can appreciate and respect the god-given rights of their fellow citizens, because one of the wonderful paradockses in religion connecting us to the universal, it deepens our commitment to the neighbors and obligations to one another and individual communities that all of us call home. i know that many of you came from all over our country. and i know that many of you know that i come from a poor part of our country. in growing up, my family and i weren't regular church goers. my grandmother was a faithful woman but skeptical of institutional religion and rarely attended sunday ser

in richmond, virginia, to convict jefferson davis treason. if davis had been exonerated in court was highly likely it would have nullified the united states government's for waging war against the south. so lee devoted last five years of his life to educating the young men of the south. here, his president of washington college. he was an educational innovator. he revamped the schools curriculum, adding classes and modern language journalism, engineering, science, business and law. he inspired the student run honor code, and when he was asked by students what the rules were, he said, young gentlemen, we have but one rule here, and that is that every student must be a gentleman. he turned down offers for far more lucrative, and he responded to one such offer, saying, i'm grateful for the offer, but i have a self-imposed task which i must accomplish. i've led the young men of the battle of the south in battle. i've seen many of them die on the field i shall devote my remaining energies training young men to do their duty in life. after the war,

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and you can probably imagine how jefferson and the democratic republicans felt. they thought that this seemed very aristocratic, very courtly, but washington thought that it was the best way to control access to the new president. and by giving them sort of this one day a week, this timeslot, if they wanted to try to come in and see the president, they could. he also him and martha, would then later create a coed receptions on friday evenings, typically between eight and 10:00. and these would be more relaxed, more informal. they were open to both men and women, and these weren't intended be political. these were really supposed to be more social gatherings where, of course, politics would be discussed. but social gatherings nonetheless. he also decided him and martha decided that they would host members of congress for dinners on thursday evenings. again, there's not really anything in the constitution about how cordial the president is supposed to be with members of congress. but i think washington learned pretty quickly early on that this would be a good way t

the quote is from a letter jefferson wrote back in 1787. that is, 238 years ago.he very first object should be to keep that right. and were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers or newspapers, without a government, i should not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter. thomas jefferson understood that a free press and an informed public are the best ways to keep government power in check, while truly serving the interests of the people. and that means that our mission to bring you the truth is more important than ever. and i am truly grateful that you are here with us every night. and on that note, i wish you a very, very good night from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news. thanks fo

the quote is from a letter jefferson wrote back in 1787. that is, 238 years ago. the basis of our government's being the opinion of the people. the very first object should be to keep that right, and were left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers or newspapers, without a government, i should not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter. thomas jefferson understood that a free press and an informed public are the best ways to keep government power in check, while truly serving the interests of the people. and that means that our mission to bring you the truth is more important than ever. and i am truly grateful that you are here with us every night. and on that note, i wish you a very, very good. night from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news. thanks for staying up late with me. i'll see you at the end of tomorrow. >> good evening from seattle. >> i'm chris hayes. >> last hour, donald trump wrapped. >> up a. >> lengthy joint. >> appearance with. >> israeli prime. >> minister benjamin netanyahu. >> and over the cours

it happened not far from el camino real and jefferson avenue just before 2 a.m.his marks the first homicide in redwood city since a deadly stabbing back in december. this week's big storm caused major problems up in santa rosa. a hill collapsed in a landslide, damaging houses tuesday afternoon near fountaingrove. three homes were evacuated. two were marked as unsafe to live in. our allie rasmus is live at 8:00 here with the risks in that neighborhood as the rain picks back up this morning. >> our time now 746. a leader in big tech and based in silicon valley is ending its goals for making diversity in the workplace a priority. >> pam cook is back in the studio with this. and a big day ahead for amazon in dollars and cents. >> it is. it's going to be very interesting to see. amazon expected to pass walmart in revenue for the first time when it reports earnings later today. analysts expect amazon's revenue to come in at $187 billion for the fourth quarter, it has expanded well beyond online retail site. one of the biggest growth areas is amazon's aws cloud computin

douglas and all of that, but the stamp from the beginning with inequity and injustice, this comes from jefferson davis, and assimilation is always trying to accommodate. >> and again, that was also, that was supported by our religious institutions, our educational institutions, by the society, by the mores of the societies, of inferiority. so, it is not the way to understand people would incorporate that and internalize that, that is why it was so important to have a radical reinterpretation of history because again, it was enforced at every level in our society. >> and you have done that, with the history you have given us. when is your services? >> 11:00 on sunday mornings and on the second sunday, we have a social justice film. >> okay, and location? >> 2041 larkin street in san francisco. >> dr., appreciate your work. continue the struggle. we have been with reverend dr. dorsey blake, thank you for joining us, please join us in the next two segments, books, books, books, i love books. please join us. >> welcome back to mosaic, i thought i was a lover of books until a few weeks ago, i heard a

steve steve thank you for making the trip from jefferson city, missouri. to talk to. 500 people showed up at the restaurant. kitchen guys, great job today. a great round of applause for chicken and pickle. today we've had a bunch of kansas city chiefs, alumni of the team show up. i want to introduce you to anthony sherman, right? anthony, you played for the chiefs when? >> i played for 2013 on 2020. >> steve: you won and what happened when it was time to go to the white house? >> covid happened. i didn't go get to see our beloved president or the white house. >> steve: things are changing with the new president. it is really good. now you are in law enforcement, correct? before we go, ladies and gentlemen, it is the mayor of kansas city, mr. lucas. >> great to see you. >> steve: this is great. what do you have for us to start? >> you were such a good native kansas. we give you a key to the city. it's a saxophone. way to go. >> mayor, did you have a mayor to mayor bet with mayor of philly? >> we do. >> steve: is that the mayor who can't spell eagles? >> all

you took down the statue of jefferson davis while new defense secretary hegseth says he wants to put the names of confederates back on some of the navy ships and other forts in and under the department of defense. but thank you, governor of kentucky, governor andy beshear, thank you for being with us. coming up, as the trump administration goes to war with the government, it's supposed to lead. there are troubling signs that voting rights protections could be targeted. we'll have the latest on that after the break, and we go to break as we go to break on an update on a story we've been following on politics nation, the family of sonia massie has reached a $10 million settlement with sangamon county, illinois, after she was shot and killed last july by a sheriff's deputy. responding to her 911 call. the deputy involved has been fired and charged with first degree murder. i spoke at sonya's memorial and called for illinois lawmakers to reform police hiring practices and for congress to approve the george floyd justice in policing act. sonia would have celebrated her 37th birthday on we

the victims was found around adams street and jefferson avenue this morning.irst responders attempted to save the victim's life, but were unable to. police are investigating the case as a homicide. >>> many renters in alameda county will soon have stronger eviction protections and that's thanks to a long anticipated law passed this week by county supervisors. the measure includes a number of safeguards that protect tenants who were evicted at no fault of their own. landlords will be required to pay more in compensation than before and provide earlier notice of a planned eviction. >>> the end is in sight for san francisco's controversial center bike line experiment on valencia street. the city is planning to begin work next monday to tear it out and replace it with bike lanes on either side of the road. transit officials decided to scrap the center line in november in response to widespread protests, including from local business owners who said the change had driven away customers. >>> still ahead, we'll introduce you to a bay area tech company using artificia

mark, jefferson, colorado. caller: good morning, america. i want everybody to think about this. as doge cruises through the computers of the united states, what is he doing in the veterans affairs computers? disabled veterans, why is he pulling our names, addresses, social security numbers, bank routing and account numbers? this is happening to everybody in america, starting in the treasury department. one of his "experts" is a 19-year-old hacker, freshman at northwestern. what is he doing routing through your computer? the further question arises, how much is that information work on the black web? go to that 19-year-old kid and say -- i will give you a million dollars cash in an offshore account for 50,000 names, bank accounts and routing numbers. america, concern yourself with our security, because our security portals are in the toilet. good morning, america. protect yourself. have a good day. host: that was mark in colorado. some doge staffers are now getting the spotlight from media organizations, including "the wall street journal." this is one of their headlines today. k

jefferson did sign a four year $140 million extension, so i could understand a little nervousness on the vikings franchise, so no big deal. >> and i was unaware of the connection. now i know who to root for, thanks. >>> if you thought dallas cowboys fans had something to cry about. and reaction to what could be the most shocking trade in nba history. mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and don't forget, it's an excellent source of calcium. ♪♪ wow! planet oat really has it all... you guys are so right! no you are. no you are. no you are. yeah, you are. ♪♪ my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis held me back. but now with skyrizi, i'm all in. thanks to skyrizi, i saw dramatically clearer skin. and many even achieved 100% clear skin. don't use if allergic. serious allergic reactions, increased infections, or lowered ability to fight them may occur. before treatment, get checked for infections and tb. tell your doctor about any flu-like symptoms, or vaccines. with skyrizi, nothing on my skin means everything. ♪nothing is every

jefferson did sign a four year $140 million extension, so i could understand a little nervousness onso no big deal. >> and i was unaware of the connection. now i know who to root for, thanks. >>> if you thought dallas cowboys fans had something to cry about. and reaction to what could be the most shocking trade in nba history. >>> so there have been a few moments in sports and one of them would happen it had weekend as you know it is earth shattering sports news when they are texting the sports guy like is it this real? and our phones lit up that the dallas mavericks decided to trade their super star, luka doncic to the los angeles lakers. >> yeah, okay. he was part of a three team deal with dallas, l.a., jazz. and the mavs got anthony davis. and not to be left out, along with second round picks from l.a. and dallas. and laker fans were like why would the mavs do this? if that is a collective reaction from everywhere you could imagine how mavs fans felt. dallas fans carried a casket, signaling the demise of the team without luka. because the trade seem to come out of nowhere, catchin

letter jefferson wrote back in 1787. that is, 238 years ago. the basis of our government's being the opinion of the people. the very first object should be to keep that right. and were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers or newspapers, without a government, i should not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter. thomas jefferson understood that a free press and an informed public are the best ways to keep government power in check, while truly serving the interests of the people. and that means that our mission to bring you the truth is more important than ever. and i am truly grateful that you are here with us every night. and on that note, i wish you a very, very good night from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news. thanks for staying up late with me. i'll see you at the end of tomorrow. >> really happy to have you here. do you ever watch track and field at the olympics? i never watch it any other time, but i always watch it at the olympics. the summer olympics in 2008 was in beijing. y

the fed's philip jefferson and mary daly signaling yesterday that neither of them have urgency when it comes to u.s. rate cuts going forward. let's take a listen. >> i continue to see a gradual reduction in the level of monetary policy restraint placed on the economy, as we move towards a more mutual stands, as the most likely outcome. that said, i do not think we need to be in a hurry to change our stance. >> we can take our time to look at what is coming in. both on the economy and any policy changes, make decisions, we don't need to be preemptive. tom: fed officials in no rush. how is this adjusting the pricing from traders as they listen to these fed officials and weigh in from policy? >> a couple of things we are seeing happening, the yield curve is flattening, we see a lot more demand for long end treasuries compared to the short and. we are seeing people dial back expectations of rate cuts this year. for now we only have one interest-rate cut fully priced into the market. we have another half cut priced item but that is gradually being reduced. it is a consistent theme from fed

he was found around 140 this morning on a road right behind the whole foods market on jefferson avenuethe teen was bleeding from a gunshot wound and died on scene. police say preliminary information suggests this was an isolated event and not a random act of violence. the president of panama is accusing the united states of spreading lies about the panama canal. over the past 26 years, the u.s. has paid a total of $25 million to move warships and subs through the canal. last night, the state department posted on social media that the u.s. government vessels can now pass through the canal for free. the canal authority denied those claims, saying that it has not made any adjustments to the tolls. panama's president saying that he's, quote, very surprised by the state department's claim and criticized it as a falsehood. a lot more news ahead. jessica aguirre joins us now with what's coming up next. six. another round of stormy weather. let's give you a live look at the storm ranger scanning for rain at the top of san bruno mountain. we've got your updated timeline on the storm. also, new

le comento, la policía investiga un presunto homicidio ocurrido hoy en la madrugada en la avenida jeffersoneno, también líderes comunitarios en madera buscan formas de proteger a sus residentes indocumentados de los operativos de inmigración. el miércoles, por ejemplo, se llevó a cabo una reunión en esa ciudad donde se abordó este tema. abraham peña nos a amplía abraham, cuéntanosi se llegó o no a un acuerdo. te escuchamos. en efecto, ayer se realizó una junta, pero hasta el momento no se ha llegado a una solución. hablé con un representante de la ciudad que me confirmó sobre lo que quieren hacer, pero según me informó, se irán a reunir nuevamente el 15 de febrero. en pantalla pueden observar a mónica bravo, presidenta del club latino de madera, quien habló sobre los derechos de los indocumentados y mostró su agradecimiento al departamento de la policía de esa ciudad. ella incitó a la comunidad de no tener miedo a reportar los crímenes a la policía, ya que ellos no trabajan ni colaboran con ice. mónica también agradeció la participación de las charlas comunitarias que se realizaron el viern

it happened to be on the whole foods in the area of adams street and jefferson after kron four's rob nesbitt talked to people shopping there about what happened. >> a little bit shocked a little bit scary. >> that's the reaction from most of the shoppers i spoke with at this whole foods in redwood city after finding out that police found a person behind the store suffering from a gunshot wound around one 40 am thursday. paramedics tried to save them, but the victim was pronounced dead at the scene cast. lone has lived in redwood city for 37 years and says it's always been a safe place to call home. but i go running. >> we my front open. i've never had it again. i'm going jinx myself but never had a package stolen my porch. it's just not that kind of place. the shooting is being investigated by the redwood city police department as a homicide. >> the victim's name gender and age have not been released at the whole foods. every shopper i spoke with mentioned the need for stricter gun laws. it's a terrible thing. guns rampant on the street. simon hague is also a longtime redwood city re

he was found around 140 this morning on a road right behind the whole foods market on jefferson avenueat teenager was shot once in the torso and died on the scene. police believe this was an isolated event, but have not released any information about a possible suspect. san mateo is the latest peninsula city to call for the removal of the county's embattled sheriff. tonight, the city council held a no confidence vote to demand that sheriff cristina corpus be removed. the vote passed. millbrae and san carlos have already approved similar resolutions. corpus has repeatedly denied allegations against her that were revealed in an independent report, including those of abuse of power, nepotism and racism. voters will determine her future in a special election march 4th. that measure would give county supervisors the power to remove her from office. ousted oakland mayor sheng thao was back in federal court today as prosecutors laid out the evidence in her bribery and corruption case to her longtime boyfriend, andre jones, and businessmen david and andy duong all appeared in an oakland federa

investigators say they found 18 year-old victim yesterday morning behind the store on adams and jeffersontreets. >> because of the suspects age police are not releasing his name at this time. >> there's more drama within the san mateo county sheriff's office union members who work for embattled sheriff christina corpus say there's a fresh example of their boss retaliating against her employees. union leaders point to a change in department policy that came just hours after 2 of the department's unions held this press conference this week to express support for the upcoming ballot measure that would allow the board of supervisors to remove corpus for cause, they say because they spoke out against their boss. the department wide email went out hours after changing a policy that requires employees working special assignments, focusing on things like assault, homicides, fentanyl trafficking to rotate out of those roles after 3 years instead of 5, they say that reassigned people to quickly before they can maximize their training and better keep people safe. >> it's more of the same people are

the victim was shot and pronounced dead on the scene after 130 this morning on adams street near jefferson avenue behind whole foods market. so far, no word on any arrests. police closed some streets in the area to investigate, but those roads are now back open. breaking news. just coming into our newsroom. president donald trump is set to sign an executive order sanctioning the international criminal court. according to a copy of fact sheet supporting the order obtained by nbc news, he is accusing the body of improperly targeting the u.s. and israel. the order will include by both financial sanctions and visa restrictions against unspecified icc officials and their family members. this morning, we're getting a better sense of what kind of evidence the federal government has in its case against former oakland mayor sheng thao. nbc bay area's bob redell joins us live from the federal building in oakland. and bob, the former mayor and three other defendants just appeared before a federal judge. what did you learn? well, good morning to you, chris. this is their first status hearing in this c

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police rushed to adams street and jefferson avenue about 140 this morning.und a person who had been shot who was pronounced dead there at the scene. now, coming up in about 15 minutes, ktvu is james torres will bring us an update on this story. >> the u.s. agriculture department is warning people, particularly ranchers, of a new type of bird flu. it was found in dairy cattle in nevada after testing milk samples. health experts say the strain is different from the one that has spread from birds to cows last year. doctors say this new strain raises new questions about it spreading faster and farther. >> time now, 617. president trump just signed an executive order banning transgender athletes from women's sports. that order authorizes the department of education to penalize schools that get public funding if they allow trans athletes to compete. >> we're defending the rights and safety and pride of the american people, including our great, great, great female athletes. >> now, critics of the order say this takes away the rights of trans people who make up just

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