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liz: james, john. >> i think james make as really good point.ized in the 2.80 range, when the massive selloff on monday started to stop but what i think investors need to appreciate. you can't have a v. it will be more after w or more of a process. we saw capitulation on monday with selling pressure. look what happened yesterday, with 1200 point round-trip. today, we have down a major round-trip as well. we've seen capitulation if you will from volume. we've seen it on 20-day lows. not necessarily seen on the advance-decline line. the fact we lost 2 or 300 points the last hour is another example it will be a process. ultimately we believe these things will settle down. i don't think you will see that sort of move in rates going forward. i think the wage scare from friday, i'm not sure that will be sustainable. liz: can you imagine -- >> with jerome powell i think we start to resume profit growth. liz: we're callinging a a gain n wage as scare. james, we're running up against the clock, what would you buy to put sort of protection in the portfoli

report the house intelligence committee is honing in on former obama intelligence officials john brennan and james clapper about how they may have politicized and, in fact, weaponized this phon phony fake news dossier about donald trump. john brennan did he commit perjury over comments he made under oath about if he knew hillary clinton had funded that dossier filled with russian lies. and also breaking at this hour, senators grassley and graham, they are demanding answers about a miss serious email that susan rice sent to herself on president trump's inauguration day about an important meeting president obama had with former fbi director james comey a number of days earlier. and byron york reporting tonight that james comey told lawmakers he didn't think that lieutenant general michael flynn, in fact, lied to the fbi. and we'll also get to the big hearing on capitol hill with intelligence officials. ed henry has a full report tonight and that's all coming up in our breaking news opening monologue. ♪ we start tonight with a stunning piece of investigative reporting from paul sperry. we have told y

reporter: current and former government officials, james comey, john brennan, james clapper have until friday to say when they knew the dossier was funded by dnc . >> if they don't answer though 10 questions truthfully, and fully yes. reporter: responding to republican allegation that fbi, justice department were guilty of surveilling abuses in the campaign. democrat counter memo was released over week end, concluding was there intelligence beyond trump dossier. >> fbi acted appropriately in seeking a war a warrant in cartr page. reporter: democrat say multiple sources that are redacted corroborates do areaal -- dossier allegations, conflicting with comey's testimony. 3 months after the warrant he briefed incoming president at trump tower and considered dossier unverified. democrat emphasis that fisa court whether or no knew it wasl document it was withheld because of fbi city dig to protect sources. >> we can't have a secret court operate like this in american. reporter: republican memo said mccabe testified that bureau would never have -- without dossier, democrat, challenge finding

john and james might not have that much time.heir daca status expires in pocket and their race against time is continually detoured by changing requirements in delays. >> we were scheduled to leave on october 2016, and then we got delayed. so come march 2017, right? they pushed it back again to october of 2017. so you know, oh, man. >> john is due to slip out to basic training march 5th. that's the same day trump has given as a solution to come up with for daca. james has not yet received his call. >> it is disheartening. we're practically the same person. and for one twin to ship out and the other to wait in limbo, you know, you can't help have anxiety and paranoia to creep in. >> just a few days ago, secretary of defense jim mattis tried to peas anxiety saying that service members such as yawn and james are in no danger of being deported. adding, we would always stand by one of our people. cnn reached out to ask what steps are being taken to keep that promise. ne they said that they are xft the service members are not in any ki

michigan's john james, veteran and businessman thinks casting a wide net will help him unseat a senator. >> for support and protect the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic and that requires firing up our base without alienating traditional republicans and make sure we hold democrats in the state of michigan accountable for their misdeeds and neglect. >> arizona's dr. kelly ward running to replace senator jeff flake mans to highlight her status as an outsider. >> we as republicans have to give our electorate candidates that inspire them to go to the polls. >> and ohio businessman mike gibbons hoping to unseat senator shared brown plans to make his campaign a tribute to trump. >> i live in cleveland, ohio, where trump didn't do too well. throw a rock out of window in cleveland, chances is you'll hit a democrat. the rest of the state does not feel that way. donald trump would win ohio by a bigger margin than he took the last one. >> so president trump's record is the thing that conservative candidates think will carry them all the way to washington. a

. >> john and james are dreamers , brought to the u.s. when they were ten years old. >> they say the two greatest days of your lives are the day were you born and the day you find out why. >> yes. >> so for us, this is our why. >> the philippine native who didn't want their last name given are under contract with the army. >> just given us a chance to prove that the we're american. >> the identical twins sign up to serve under now de funk program for undockment dollars immigrant. now they wait to see if they'll be deployed or deported. >> one undocumented immigrant who won't g be deported is jesus, granted one year stay on humanitarian grounds. his five year old son fighting leukemia. >> he is happy because he knows now that i will will be able to go home now and be with the whole family at home. >> prior to getting the stay, he south refuge in a phoenix church. the government will review his case to determine if he can stay in the u.s. for good. he and his wife are expecting another child in about four month. >> and coming up on cbs this

committee is focusing on several key, former, obama intelligence officials which include john brennan and james clapper and their connections to the steal dossier that was filled with hilary clinton bought and paid for russian lies. let's start with the former cia director john brennan. now according to paul sperry's new reporting, the house intelligence committee is investigating whether or not brennan committed personally while testifying under oath about the dossier. back in may of 2017, pay close attention. >> director brennan, do you know who commissioned the steele dossier? >> i don't. >> do you know if the bure rowe ever relied on the steele dossier as part of any court filings, applications, petitions, pleadings? >> i have no awareness. >> did the cia rely on it? >> no. >> why not? >> because we didn't. it wasn't part of the corpus of intelligence information that we had. it was not in any way used as a basis for the intelligence community assessment that was done. it was not >> hannity: so we're to believe john brennan the former head of the cia claiming under oath he had no idea hilar

yesterday only one twin, john, had received a call to basic training. after our show jamesmp. good luck to both of them. we appreciate your service. we appreciate your service. thanks for watching. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> happening now, conflicting time line. the fbi in sworn testimony completely contradicts the time line on rob port he. the white house pushing back blaming new group for delaying the clearance. when will the white house get its story straight? russian meddling. the chiefs of the u.n. intelligence agencies unanimously say russia are meddled in the 2016 election and there are no doubts they're

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threatening potential subpoenas unless james comey, john brennan and james clapper reveal by friday when they found out the dossier was paid for by the dnc amend clinton camp. that could be compared to the time line on the fisa warrants. we have also learned that some top republican lawmakers with security clearances have put in requests to sit in and listen to a session of the fisa court to better understand how much evidence they need before surveillance is approved. that request denied. raising even more questions tonight about the lack of transapparently is i. >> martha: indeed it does. ed, thank you very much. what does this mean for the mueller investigation? here now judge andrew napolitano, fox news senior judicial analyst. judge, good to see you on this monday night. first of all, your reaction to this democrat memo. >> i think both memos overpromised and under delivered. i think there was ample evidence to surveil carter page under the fisa law that exists. not the least of which came under it his own mouth when he boasted he was working for the kremlin at the same time -- >> m

quote, on january 5th, fbi director james comey, john bennen and james clapper briefed president obama in a small group of his top white house advisors on the contents of a classified intelligence report showing that russia intervened in the 2016 election to help trump. quote, that's what whien white officials learned the fbi was investing the flynn kislyak calls. the relationship was highlighted. the burro, meaning the fbi made clear that there was an actual investigation underway. an actual investigation of flynn. that was reported last year in the washington post. now today we found out what happened right after that briefing. brennan were investigating and say the incoming national security advisor was the subject of an fbi investigation. what happened next? happened immediately thereafter? as of right now we can tell you classification top secret and then you see top secret is struck through because this has gone through a formal declass a declassification process. what this is an e-mail sent by susan rice, president obama's nationed s national security advisor. on january 5th fol

john and james are identical twins from the philippines... who were brought to the u-s as children.hey applied to enlist in the military... which they say is their lifelong dream. but they were concerned that ice agents could knock on their door first...because the daca program expires next month. luckily this week both brothers...were accepted by the army. the 21-year-olds applied to join the military last year... through a program that's now defunct. (steve) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: to was a cool and crisp day for parts of the bay area. sunshine ruled the skies with highs in the 50s to mid 60s. winds have calmed to a gentle breeze after a gusty night. bring a light coat if you're going out tonight. there will be plenty of stars and it will be chilly. doppler radar is still showing some rain in southern california as low pressure spins along the coast. on the satellite you can see another storm coming out of the gulf of alaska. it won't

saying on the program for months now that we want to know what former obama officials like john brennan, james clapper, susan rice, the new queen of unmasking, samantha power, and president obama, what they knew when they knew it, and sara carter has also obtained a list of questions at the chairman, chairman nunes wants answers to. here are the most pertinent ones. when and how did you first become aware of any information contained in the dossier? they have uncovered that the obama fbi, doj and state department of obama either were given the dossier or were told about what was in the dossier. so the number of people potentially involved is data and widespread. now the next question, who did you share this information with, when, and in what form? describe every instance. before president obama left office, he amended that executive order, one, two, triple three, that made it easier to share information across 17 intelligence agency is coming he never worked under this executive order. the next question, when did you first learn or come to believe that the steele dossier was funded by the dem

. >> john and james are dreamers brought to the u.s. when they were ten years old. >> they say the two greatest days of your lives are the day were you born and the day you find out why. so for us us this is our we. >> the philippine natives who didn't want their last name given are under contract with the army. >> just give us a chance to prove that the we're american. >> the identical twins signed up to serve under a now de funk program for undocumented immigrant. now, they wait to see if they'll be deployed or deported. one undocumented immigrant who won't be deported is jesus, granted one year stay on humane tar jane grounds, his five year old son is fighting leukemia. >> he is happy, because he knows now that i'm going to be able to go home now and be with my whole family at home. >> prior to getting the stay, he south refuge in a phoenix church, the government will review his case to determine if he can stay in the u.s. for good. he and his wife are expecting another child in about four month. john loyer ends, cbs-3, " eyewitness

and james eve paul discussed ernest hemingway john to possums during world war i and how the war effected writing. served in the american volunteer ambulance corps which brought wanted soldiers to hospitals for treatment. the talk was hosted by the national world war i museum in kansas city museum. >> i would like to welcome you to your national world war i of a reallyhalf tremendous group of colleagues. they really did a spectacular job. along with our president and

he sat down with james clapper and john brennan to talk about the threat of moscow. >> i don't recall anything that gave me this early in the pit of my stomach a more uncomfortable, uneasy feeling than when i realized what the russians were doing. >> we new from experience they had methods of influencing elections. >> never this direct or multidimensional. i believe his first reaction to it was that this caused question about the legitimacy of his election. >> as long as the occupant of the oval office continues to refute the unanimous assessment of cia, fbi and nsa about what they did, it undercuts any effort to try and deal with this issue comprehensively, strategically and thoughtfully. >> rob reiner joins me now. good to see you. >> thanks for having me, ali. >> i want to be clear about the work this committee is doing. you are not obsessed with the collusion aspect. you're trying to make sure people have sort of almost a clearinghouse of information when it comes to what we should and do and don't know about russia and its involvement in the elections. >> that's right. this is th

report the house intelligence committee is honing in on former obama intelligence officials john brennan and jamesfake news dossier about donald trump. john brennan did he commit perjury over comments he made under oath about if he knew hillary clinton had funded that dossier filled with russian lies. and also breaking at this hour, senators grassley and graham, they are demanding answers about a miss serious email that susan rice sent to herself on president trump's inauguration day about an important meeti

director rob reiner talks about his eye-opening interview about the russian investigation with john brennan and james. >>> that's a wrap of this hour of msnbc live. right now it's time for "am joy" with my good friend, joy reid. >> we're going to use our best people. >> we'll get the best people. >> we'll be using our best people. >> we have to get the best people. we can no longer be so politically correct. we do things today. we're so politically correct. people are afraid to walk, afraid to trucalk, they can't speak. >> good morning.

this is -- tony james helped take the firm public in 2007. john gray is not taking over day-to-day responsibility and stepping into an executive vice chairman role. this is all breaking and we are digesting it as it is coming in. blackstone owns 5% of every company in the united states and it is only getting bigger. what significance is picking somebody who is a real estate expert for this role? is there any clue as to the direction blackstone might go in given john gray is now the person targeted to take over? equity is a misnomer when it comes to describing blackstone. real estate is its biggest business. john gray has been involved in a number of different parts of the firm for a few years now. yes, he leads this real estate division but he also has his hands a different aspects of the firm. real estate is going to continue to be a huge tenet of blackstone. that is going to continue for sure but john gray has been rumored as a potential successor for some time. i wouldn't necessarily say there is implications for a shift into real estate. john

rather than an intemperate approach to the crisis confronting the tolerate -- colonies, john adams wrote to james moran in 1776 -- "the management of so complicated and mighty a machine as the united colonies requires the meekness of moses, the patience of job, and the wisdom of solomon added to the valor of daniel." you have to know a little bit about your bible to appreciate what is being communicated. i think a fairly simple illustration of what i'm speaking here. let me give you slightly -- a slightly more substantive example. i turn to weigh familiar biblical metaphor. we are all familiar with abraham lincoln's implication of a house divided, drawing on the gospels. this is a powerful metaphor in the sense in which lincoln uses it. it captures the nation's precarious political predicament on the threshold of a bitter civil war more powerfully than a wordy dissertation. of course, lincoln is at his prime a couple more best couple of generations or more after the period i'm speaking about, but this is a metaphor often used in the political discourse of the american founding, and used by a vari

. >> another management takeover on wall street, blackstone, naming john gray as chief operating officer. tony jamessition to another full-time role as executive vice chairman. >> this has been one of the worst kept secrets in the world of private equity. john gray has long and considered the likely successor to tony james, and the founder and ceo of blackstone. gray has distinguished himself as one of the world's leading real estate investors, so this completes the puzzle for the private equity business as an industry transitions to a new generation of leadership. >> barclays has said the serious fraud office has brought charges against its barclays bank operating unit in a case linked to a 2008 fundraising at the peak of the financial crisis. we thought barclays had faced charges on this. explain the second leg we are seeing here. >> in june, the serious fraud office in the u.k. charge the holding company and four of its top executives, including the former ceo, so what has come up now is that the operating company here is being charged as well. all banks receive their operating licenses based off

in counseling a patient rather than an intemper rent approach, john adams wrote to james warren in april of 1776, i quote, the management of so complicate and mighty a machine as the united colonies requires the meekness of moses, the patience of job, and the wisdom of solomon added to the value of adam, end quote put have know a little bit about your bible to appreciate what's being communicated. i think a fairly illustration of what i'm speaking here. but let me give you a slightly more substantive example. and here i turn to a very familiar biblical metaphor. we're owl familiar with abraham link cons's biblical metaphor of a house divide. he's drawing on the gospels, matthew chapter 12 and mark chapter three. this is a power metaphor in the sense if n which he uses it. it captures the nations precarious predicament on the threshold of a bitter civil war more powerfully than a wordy dissertation. now lincoln is at his prime a couple of generations or more after the period that i'm speaking about. but i think it's interesting to note this is a metaphor that's often used in the political

james clapper, director of national intelligence, john brennan running the cia, james comey, directorf the fbi. january 2017 after the election the clapper report comes out saying that we have evidence that there are russian and cyber-attacks going on and we should be paying attention to this. after that, the narrative starts in the press that there was collusion, the word collusion between the trump campaign and the russians. this proves there was meddling, but no collusion. so why didn't they reveal what was going on at the time it was happening? paul: that's a very good question. if they didn't know, why didn't they know because you'll think that they had the ability to know at least a lot of this -- if they did know, why didn't they say anything until after the election, were they going to keep it quiet if hillary clinton had won, that's a very important question and let's talk about the collusion issue. trump is saying no collusion, therefore i am vindicated, but, in fact, we don't really know what else mueller might know regarding contacts between americans and russia. >> well,

to our own catherine herridge now these obama officials include former fbi director james comey former cia director johnnce director james clapper and nunes' questionnaire what he calls stage two of the house republicans investigation into this phony anti-trump hillary bought and paid for dossier. now meanwhile democratic congressman adam schiff soon to be msnbc contributor, he. [laughter] he expressed his party's fisa memo will be released this week after real estate dactions after blocked it initialingly because it contains sources and methods and other sensitive information. and also tonight abc news is reporting that congressional investigators are unable to locate an alleged source for the anti-trump dossier. really? joining us now from "the washington examiner" big warm welcomes from cpac to byron york and fox news legal analyst, our friend gregg jarrett is with here with us. great to see you guys. >> thank you, thank you. [applause] >> sean: what's really interesting is this has now taken a turn towards obama. i predicted this was going to happen. a lot of us did. you predicted it and the fact, w

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robert mckinney school of law, he has written a series of books including the biography of john bingham, the james madison of reconstruction, the man who wrote the 14th amendment which guaranteed equal protection of the law and today he is here to discuss his new book, so new, the heart of the constitution, how - "the heart of the constitution: how the bill of rights became the bill of rights". please join me in welcoming gerard magliocca. [applause] >> so excited you are here. let's jump into the heart of this book, december 15, 1941, in the heart of world war ii and franklin roosevelt is common in a national radio address celebrating bill of rights day and this is preceded by a parade in chicago, new york, laguardia, presides over a parade with 10 placards bearing the first 10 amendments. there is a radio broadcast by hollywood celebrity called we hold these truths heard by 63 million americans where they hear orson welles, jimmy stewart and lionel barrymore celebrating the bill of rights. i love this detail about edward g robinson playing a man sitting in jail for criticizing his town mayor, no

. >> current and former government officials including former fbi director james comey, former cia director johnrennan and former intelligence chief james clapper have until friday to tell the house intelligence committee when they knew the trump dossier was funded by the dnc and clinton campaign. subpoenas are in play. >> if they don't answer the questions truthfully and fully paid >> responding to republican allegations that the fbi and justice department were guilty of surveillance's abuses. the counter memo released over the weekend with redactions at the fbi's request. democrats conclude there was intelligence beyond the trump dossier to justify surveillance of a campaign aide. >> the fbi acted appropriately seeking a warrant for carter page. they are not part of some deep state. >> democrats had multiple sources corroborate the dossier allegations. this appears to conflict with former fbi director james comey's 2017 congressional testimony. three months after the paid surveillance -- page surveillance warrant, comey briefed the incoming president and considered the dossier salacious and un

rather than an intemperate approach to the crisis confronting the tolerate -- colonies, john adams wrote to james moran in 1776 -- "the management of so complicated and mighty a machine as the united colonies requires the meekness of moses, the patience of job, and the wisdom of solomon added to the valor of daniel." you have to know a little bit about your bible to appreciate what is being communicated. i think a fairly simple illustration of what i'm speaking here. let me give you slightly -- a slightly more substantive example. i turn to weigh familiar biblical metaphor. -- to a familiar biblical metaphor. we are all familiar with abraham lincoln's implication of a house divided, drawing on the gospels. this is a powerful metaphor in the sense in which lincoln uses it. it captures the nation's precarious political predicament on the threshold of a bitter civil war more powerfully than a wordy dissertation. of course, lincoln is at his prime a couple more best couple of generations or more after the period i'm speaking about, but this is a metaphor often used in the political discourse of the a

smith talks about founding fathers john adams, thomas jefferson, james madison and james monroe and their legacies as presidents. this 50-minute talk is part of a series on the founders hosted by the society of the four arts in palm beach, florida. >>> good morning. i'm excited and honored that after twice turning me down, richard norton smith finally said yes. he is the foremost expert on the presidency and everything related to the presidency. we needed him to start the 2018 series. after graduating mag na comag n couple loud, it could be said this is where his interest in the presidents began. but he said, no, he has been interested ever since he was a child. he visited every president's grave site and the first one he went to was when he was only nine years old. he is head of the six presidential libraries. our next speaker said, of richard norton smith's fabulous book, and you've got to read it, patriarch, published in 19 t93,e said, kweequote, we think of th washington administration of the golden age of patriotism, which it is. but it also had negative campaigning, leaks to the pre

. >> no, absolutely i really would love to see john brennan and james clapper who by the way were in charge of the cia and director of national intelligence and ask them, you know, you were warned what did you actually do against this, you were the guys in charge. i will say this watching all of the intelligence head last week give that briefing in front of the senate intel committee it's clear that there is not a plan to combat this moving forward. it's time to get a plan and it's time to also decide inside of the intelligence community and the department of defense whose actually in charge of a plan moving forward. we're spending 28 billion in our government on cybersecurity. we should have a plan. we should be aggressive. i was encouraged by mike pompeo saying we have the ability to go on the offense and i'd like to see us go on the offense against russia and china and let them people know they can't do that with our elections moving forward. >> and to that point can president trump get too focused on the mainstream media being in the investigation itself and not look ahead becaus

quote, on january 5th, fbi director james comey, cia director john brennan, director of national intelligence james clapper briefed president obama and a small group of his top white house advisers on the contents of a classified intelligence report showing that russia intervened in the 2016 election to help trump. quote, that's when white house officials learned that the fbi was investigating the flynn/kislyak calls. one former u.s. official said, quote, the flynn/kislyak relationship was highlighted. the bureau, meaning the fbi, made clear that there was an actual investigation under way. an actual investigation of flynn. that was reported last year in "the washington post." now today, we found out what happened right after that briefing. they tell obama and a small group of his top white house advisers that the incoming national security adviser is the subject of an fbi investigation, what happened next? what happened immediately thereafter? as of right now, we can tell you. quote, classification, top secret. and then you see top secret is struck through. it's because this has gone through

according to catherine herridge, these obama officials include former fbi director james comey, former cia director johner director of national intelligence james clapper, and nunes' hestionnaire as part of what calls phase two of the house republicans investigation into the phony anti-trump hillary bought and paid for dossier. meanwhile, democratic congressman adam schiff, soon to be msnbc contributor, he expressed his parties fisa memo will be released this week with reactions after president trump rightfully blocked it initially because it contained sources and methods and other sensitive information. also "abc news" is reporting that congressional investigators are unable to locate an alleged source for the anti-trump dossier. joining us now from the "washington examiner," big warm welcomes from cpac to byron york, and our friend gregg jarrett is here, fox news legal analyst. get to see you guys. >> thank you. >> sean: what's really interesting, this has never takens h a turn towards obama. i predict that this is going to happen, a lot of arrested. who knew what, when, where, why? who do they share

james madison. john jay. they are the authors of the federalist papers. most people that read constitution and think that they understand the constitution will look at the document itself and look at the federalist papers and say that that is it. it is deeper than that. i would argue that the federalist papers are not as important as you think. they were written in new york, and they did not have much of an impact in new york itself. the state of new york only ratified the constitution by three votes. three votes. these 85 essays that people say are the definitive source on the constitution did not have much impact at the time. there were others, and there were other members of the founding generation that were even more important. james madison was often called the father of the constitution, i would say that is a misnomer. the historical scholarship has come around to that. he did present the virginia plan, or at least wrote it. but the constitution that we have is not his. it was gone over and over in the philadelphia convention, and modified over and

john's. the window is starting to show somewhere. in thely it was erected memory of james madison's fourth president. buren, eightn president who worshiped in this church while in office. i would mention here is an example of stained-glass window duty. also the historical connection. martin van buren was not at this capelli m. president who attended st. john's did not have to be adherence to the of this capelli and faith. they could be anything. he probably attended more church services than anybody. he would attend afternoon services when he was president and afterwards. it was convenient, it was a .mall trip across the square even from the gallery looking down, this was part of the expansion of the church from the original building. chandelier above the you can see there a stained-glass windows there. those were put in 1895 by his family. that used to be nothing but clear glass. of how a bit of an idea this church has been adorned over time's in various ways. another one i wanted you to see was a memory of lieutenant general winfield scott. he was also the commanding gen

john's near market today. firefighters hugh duffy william chance, george steinly and james shay were mourned and they gave theirames in st. john's and several other buildings. flowers were placed for memorial. >>> for sea aisle city, today, it was mind over matter for the 24th annual medicare bear plunge, hundreds of folks stripped down to their swim wear to take a dip in the icy atlantic. proceeds benefit various events hosted by the chamber of commerce. the community work doesn't end with the chill of this. the 10th annual michael's seafood run walk for autism kicks off tomorrow morning from 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. pretty chill today. >> people out now in philadelphia will be doing that because the intensity of this method is falling increased, so if your out doing this now. exactly. a great night to hang in. but it's saturday night. don't go on the roads, it is froze. check out our spring garden camera, gross is a term and that's what's happening right now on sky cam 3. professional. high intensity. heavy intensity, rainfall and snow mixed together, pouring down right now in center city, philadelphia on spring ga

we know the big names, alexander hamilton, james madison, john jay, they are the authors of the federalist papers. -- thatssays against formed the constitution. most people read it and think they understand it. look at the federalist papers and say that it. it is deeper than that. it goes much deeper. i would argue in the book that the federalist papers are not as important as you think. ,hey were written in new york and they didn't have much of an impact in new york itself. the state only ratified the constitution by three votes. >> it was gone over and over in the philadelphia connection -- convention and modified by important people. some of these people you probably never heard of before like john dickinson of delaware. called a guy that was the 10 men of the resolution. -- revolution. he was one of the most apportionment of the founding generation. when he went to the philadelphia convention, he looked at this constitution and said we are not having that. that is not going to work in these united states. you have someone like roger sherman, a man that thomas said aon once said never s