instead the singer is putting his support behind senate hopeful john james and even campaigned for him families stronger, our communities more involved and help our neighbors first. >> i truly believe that john is the best candidate to lead us on this journey. the next senator from the great state of michigan, john james. steve: what a great setup. here right now is that iraq war vet and michigan republican senate candidate john james. john, good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me. steve: how did you get bob richie, also known as kid rock, to endorse you? >> well, in my very first news interview i was actually watching. and i believe that you made the connection and we started talking and we began connect ago number of shared values, our love for this country. our love for the state of michigan and doing everything we possibly could to give a voice to those who don't have a voice for themselves and the fight for those who can't fight for themselves. kid rock is a patriot who loves this nation and who is serving in his own way. and i spoke the first time about how whe

the rocker appearing at an event with john james of michigan. is looking to replace democrat debbie stabber no in november. he is confident james can win. >> in this country we do the hard things. in this country we do the right thing. we need combat veterans on the floor the senate who understandow to keep america safe because they have done it before.her: we will hear from candidate john james on "fox and friends" at 7:20 eastern. speaker paul ryan housing a bipartisan push to force immigration votes announcing the house will consider two bills on daca and border security next week marking the first time it is taking of legislation to protect dreamers but is congress rushing a vote for the sake of passing a bill. boyd matheson and johns hopkins university professor, thank you for joining us this morning, appreciate it. i will start with you. a question whether or not they are rushing th but we ha been hearing about daca, immigration, these votes for a while now. for people at home this is the first time they are voting on it comes as a surpris

the next senator from the great state of michigan, john james.hear "fox and friends" at 7:20 on eastern. rob: brian can probably pull that off. caving to big business. jillian: tracy carrasco here with how seattle is backtracking on a tax the city past. >> reporter: a conoversial new amazon tax. it was repealed at month after it was passed by city council unanimously. the new tax which would collect per fl-time employee, and a lot of big news specifically amazon and starbucks, a lot of back lash, response to a pressure business backed referendum on the campaign called no tax on jobs. we will see what happens. had gone through it would have been enacted next january. rob: if you hate taxes you love that story. jillian: facing some back lash. >> people still talking about it. and why they became the international house of burgers. and hope to talk talk trash on twitter. as much as we love our pancakes we never changed our name, moon pie worked hard for 100 years to remember our brand name. we are going to stick with moon pie. pop tarts had a tweet

while all that is going on, james comey, john brennan and james clapper are trying to figure out how to subvert the candidacy of the opposing candidate. there is irrefutable evidence now that that's exactly what they were doing. i'm perfectly happy to have a grand jury look at it and make the decisions about whether any of that was illegal. watching the fight between mccabe and comey about who lied about what during all of this tells you what kind of leadership we had at the fbi and the department of justice in the obama administration. >> i always will say that hillary would have fired comey probably quicker than donald j. trump. >> you and i would be sitting here talking about obstruction and something else. jesse: the only thing trump obstructed with hillary is getting into the white house. up next. a judge ordered him out of his parents' home. we'll check with him on his house hunt. union with steep tariffs. jesse: michael rotondo is on the move. you might have heard about the 30-year-old from upstate new york who was evicted under court order from his parents home after living t

. >> reporter: 98-year-old john edward james jr.tes military in 1941. he was just 21 years old. >> when the war started, i was home on vacation, and they told me to get back to camp. >> reporter: his love for his country is in his dna. james says he comes from a long line of men who worked with or served in the military dating back to the late 1700s. james' daughter marion lane has been documenting her family's history for years. >> his ancestry is why this means so much to him. >> reporter: growing up, lane says she knew never to ask her dad about his service. >> when we used to a vy painful for him. don't ask him about that. so we never did. >> reporter: but in 2001 while cleaning out her father's closet at his philadelphia home, she came across this picture. dated 1942 in ft. benning, north carolina, it shows james with over 200 other men who graduated from officer candidate school. james later explained to his daughter shortly after that picture was taken, he was denied the commission and title as second lieutenant and stayed a

senate hopeful john james is excited to have kid rock help him rally to take back michigan firm debbie'sow. for a while there were rumors himself kid rock was going to run which was fun to talk about until he announced the campaign was a publicity stunt. the rally will take place tonight in detroit. kid rock and politics, kind of. does your headlines. maria: thank you, cheryl. and larry kudlow in washington, not in singapore doing well recovering from a heart attack yesterday. president trump and kim jong un historic meeting. we'll take you back to singapore lies. get a sense of the mood with the world watching singapore this week. plus the initial wave north koreans heard about the news. "mornings with maria" returns after this. opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. where we're changing withs? contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. still nervous [about buying a house? a little. thought i could de-stress with some zen gardening. a

it comes down to lieutenant governor gavin newsom and árepublican john cox for the state's next governor. ( james race. ( sara ) democrat gavin newsom secured his spot early into the polls and in a strong second -- republican john cox. this ensures republicans in the race to replace governor jerry brown. take a look at the numbers. cox defeated former los angeles major antonio villaraigosa. cox got a major boost in the polls after president trump's endorsement saying cox would make a big difference. newsom is now taking aim at the white house. < cox - "mr. newsom and his corrupt cronies made -- they did a bunch of touting their opposition to their president. well let's send him the very first message and that is it wasn't donald trump who made california the highest taxed state in the country. it was gavin new

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whether she knew her directly, i knew she had a relationship with john james. >> you were aware of that connection? >> that is correct. i met john jones myself once. >> it came up in britney kaiser's evidence. you spoke to us about the uk, you made the attempt to reach him. >> that's right. >> given you new britney kaiser , why didn't you ask her to get a message to him. >> actually, one of my colleagues put that question to me the other day. the answer is, i think it demonstrates how much house for the moment of an idea it was to reach out to him. as i told the committee last time very plainly, i read an article in the guardian, it was the julian list sans had access to the email. i asked my colleague to see if he could contact him to share those with us. that was the extent of it. we did not sit down and strategize it. we did not think it through. he kindly followed up for me and 10 days later we got a response saying he was not interested. >> your motivation to speak to gain access to the emails, to benefit your clients? >> i don't think we thought it through that far. the point was,

the organization flew to washington in the summer of twenty sixteen to brief the cia director john brennan james clapper the director of national intelligence later confirmed this flow information intelligence he said it's sensitive so there was a lot of sensitive material coming into it that's not that's not classified that's not i can say that i disagree with your preamble i don't believe it to be accurate but i can't sort for you know because the rules governing class sort of the nation what's true and not true the whole lot of reporting about this is not accurate but i can't go into it more than that but you didn't worry it's over if the investigation into the collusion with alleged collusion of the truck campaign with the russians bore fruit and don't trump won the election in what way that his mandate might be legitimate. we didn't know enough to know whether there was anything to it so i actually don't remember thinking about that we were beginning investigation we knew the russians were never sitting with us through the russians are messing with our election the separate question was wer

basically the chair of the armed services committee who's filling in for john mccain james inhofe of oklahoma he was able to just kill that amendment so a lot of amendments that probably would have passed it got. up to a vote. to get to the floor and that was one of them so when you comes to unanimity democrats and republicans very much all united well we see the blood design and ship over the migrant issue it's a point of emphasis for me the president crazies that it's the areas of consensus that you really have to look at when you're talking about american politics and there are lots of. financial get your regulation that's one survey on it says one assassination has forms continual expansion of the military budget is this issue number one and it's it goes up and up and up and nobody ever spots about it i remember personally being at the passage of the defense appropriations bill and i was the only reporter in the senate press gallery nobody covers this stuff i mean it under seven hundred or or six hundred billion dollars go out the door and the press when you look at it and i thin

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i think john like james comby are saviors of the gilled institution. it makes it difficult to hold them accountable. what he's doing. all it looks like they are doing is trying to shield themselves from any accountability. this is one of the first things we talked about tonight. >> yes, the lack of accountability and transparency. not just people who are defenders of thesident. think his attacks are small minded. they are incredibly shortsighted. they improve the preceptial of the community. if that's what he's trying to do he needs to come up with a better strategy. he hates the president and opposed to winning politically. he's doing what he can to harm the president in any way possible. >> i totally agree. >> they just can't believe president trump won and the brexit happened. >> after the break, the big debate. as the establishment democrats pushed california as a model for the rest of the country. governor jerry brown is killing -here comes the rain. [ horn honking ] [ engine revving ] what's that, girl? [ engine revving ] flo needs help?! [ engin

and the hill's john solomon is reporting that james comey personally killed an immunity deal with julianange. in other words, the one guy that could have given us evidence, where did the e-mails come from? russia for somewhere else in he's saying he could have proved it. it is tight. monday is almost over and it's time for our very important breaking news opening monologue. the president just wraps up another huge rally. this time in west columbia, south carolina where he took on critics, he pushed his agenda and so much more. let's take a look. >> you remember what i said. we're going to start winning again. we're winning. we're winning now like we haven't won before. >> like we have not won before. we're winning with our military. our military is now being built up like you wouldn't believe. we're winning with our military. we're winning on trade. we're winning on trade. we're defending our borders. because if you don't have borders, you don't have a country. you don't have a country. [cheers & applause] [chanting] >> oh, it's happening. it's happening. it's not "build that wall" anymo

go to my website, john james senate, go to day 62, you talk about defunding sanctuary cities and securing our borders. leland: debby stabenow is in the united states senate and will speak about that issue. how confident are you that in the president's words if the democrats keep running on abolish ice and ice platform, it will be helpful for republicans come november. >> democrats have a history of running issue to issue. debby stabenow is running on campaign issues from long ago, she's talking about the soo locks and she's not focusing on where we get talent and labor that we need the most. and making sure we're doing the right things the right way. one of the big questions here in michigan has been the president's tariffs. it's something that's controversial in addition to some of the issues of immigration. general motors now saying essentially, hey, look, if these tariffs and this trade war begin, it's going to be bad for general motors. there was a time when what's good for general motors is good for america. are you able to stand up for the president when you need to? >> i swore an o

some notable artists who passed through the school, sir richard marston, robert poole, john cache, james hoban. poole and cashe had a 1780 publication. this was patronized by the dublin society and includes descriptions of the building in addition to detailed drying's here, we see the dti the parliament house. beside trinity college. sorry. clicking. oh, sorry. it's delayed. to gain insights into hoban's formative years, it's important to look at the city where he practiced his craft. some pivotal developments should be documented. the 18thd half of century was a period of major architectural transformation in dublin. newite an emerging architecture, and the construction of several buildings of significance in the first half of the 18th century, dublin in the 1750's still retained the urban form of a medieval city. in the 1756 map of dublin. formation, sorry. the formation of the commission in 1757 marked a significant turning point in the city's developmen a the start of the phase of enlightened planning. ok. initially, he created a defined root from cable street to dublin castle. they

breaking tonight, john solomon's nonreporting james comey personally killed an immunity deal with julianange. in other words, the one guy that could have given us evidence. where did the emails come come? russia or somewhere else? apparently he said he could approved it. sit tight come on monday is almost over and it's time for our very important breaking news opening monologue. ♪ the president wraps up another huge rally. this time in west columbia, south carolina, where he took on critics, pushed his agenda, and so much more, let's take a look. >> remember what i said, we are winning now, like we have not won before. we are renting with our military. our military is now being built up like you would never believe. we are waiting with our military. we are winning on trade. we are winning on trade. we are defending our borders because if you don't have borders, you don't have a country. you don't have a country. [chanting] build the wall] oh, it's happening. it's not "build that wall" anymore, it's continue building it. >> tucker: let's build that wall. we are almost a year and a half th

john mcnamara." mcnamara." ( james ) in the east bay...ested two men connected toa violent assault in may. marcos torres and adrian nevarez have been charged with attempted murder following an attack in the 4100 block of lone tree way. police detereminded the victim was attacked by five norteno gang members. police also located an illegal assault rifle and several hand guns at the home of marcos torres. one suspect is still outstanding.. pictured here... ismael viveros. ( james ) the east bay teen at the center of a medical and religious debate over brain death has died after surgery. jahi mcmath's mother says her daughter died from excessive bleeding and liver failure. mcmath has been in a unresponsive state since december 2013... she was declared brain dead following complications when her tonsils were taken out. she was 13 at the time. her family then moved to new jersey... where she was kept on life support. ( darya ) law enforcement in san mateo county could soon start carrying narcan. the drug reverses the effects of an overdose caus

the rocker joining senate hopeful john james at an event in his home state. lican nomination to challenge democrebe stabenow. and president trump is taking his message to the midwest when he holds a rally in duluth, minnesota next wednesday it will be the president first trip to minnesota since taking office. steve? steve: president trump wrapping up historic summit in north korea. americans sloping optimism with president trump with 52% saying they approve of the way of the way the president is handling the economy. will these major accomplishments, the historic summit and booming economy, could they possibly impact the midterm elections? that guy right there, larry sabato, director of university of virginia's center for politics probably has a thing or two to say about that and he joins us now from virginia. larry, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. steve: first of all, let's just start, your general observation about how the president has conducted himself in singapore? >> this was a transformational moment for donald trump. you know, i don't know

it comes down to lieutenant governor gavin newsom and árepublican john cox for the state's next governor. ( james spot early into the polls and in a strong second -- republican john cox - this ensures republicans in the race to replace governor jerry brown. here is a look at the numbers. cox defeated former los angeles major antonio villaraigosa. cox got a major boost in the polls - after president trump's endorsement. meanwhile - newsom is already taking aim at the white house. < cox - mr. newsom made it < cox - mr. impulses.">< cox - mr. newsom made it clear that we wanted to run against me instead of another democrat. well... as i told him in san jose at the debate...

trail today, supporting a candidate for the republican senate seat in michigan, holding a rally for john jamesal republicans hoping to take on debbie stabenow in november. >>> seen kim and trump, talked about putin and trump, will there be a meet be with the ayatollah, ayatollah and trump any time soon? sounds far-fetched. don't know. we'll talk to david rubin in a moment. he's here in the studio today. >>> and the headline, from a former top reagan aide mark weinberg, assistant press secretary. he says the world is safer place today than it was yesterday and president trump deserves full credit. he is next. over the last 24 hours, you finished preparing him for college. in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well-being. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meningitis b. meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. . stuart: despite all

. >> it is obvious that john brennan and james clapper and the obama white house and the president himself. brep an was the instigator of the hoax. he grabbed the dossier and ran with it and trying to damage candidate trump and then there after trying to destroy the presidency when he shows up bashing trump he reenforcing the noegsz of most to gain. >> sean: how did a communist and cia director, that is dangerous. let me any to the whole narrative about papadopoulos and downer getting drunk today. four- way hearsay. and we know that downer, they had to thread a needle and the kerry state department is involved and that means the time line is off. the whole story is crumbling and downer has donated 25 million to the clinton organization. we have huge conflicts to begin with here? >> yes, there is a suspicious amountive clinton involvement inspect the supposedly neutral f.b.i. investigation. not only was downer donated 25 million to the clinton foundation, the russian lobbyist in the trump tower meeting had clinton ties. and back to your point to the obama involvement. why is it so hard to b

john james says he is excited to have kid rock help him rally to take back michigan from sitting democratenow. for a while there was rumors that kid rock was going to run til he announced the campaign was a publicity stunt. finally there is this, warren buffet and mark cuban are d.q. buddies. they were spotted at a dairy queen yesterday in omaha, nebraska. they had lunch. here's the proof. this was posted on instagram. with a d queen.better guy to eat dairy queen is owned by buff fit's berkshire hathaway. >> maria: why were they having lunch? >> cheryl: i don't know. at dairy queen. were you thinking dinner and champagne. >> maria: taking steps to complete denuclearization but both sides are in for the long haul to make this a reality. we take look at the expectations. back at home, an effort to reverse the president's zte deal. the details on china trade coming up. [music playing] (vo) from day one, we always came through for our customers. it's how we earned your trust. until... we lost it. today, we're renewing our commitment to you. fixing what went wrong. and ending product sales goa

james, blue coated army would make tracks for petersburg. the crucial rail hub just 23 mile south of richmond. on june 14, john west tailey revealed his surprise and eight of few of his words, we had no idea we were so close to the james. and what is even more remarkable, neither did robert e. lee. he suspected that grant was instead readying a move on richmond and indeed he would make a feint on richmond to flummox robert e. lee. the crossing of the james was i think grant's most impressive feat of the war. as he shuttles troops into the ring of trenches encircling petersburg, he resigned himself to the sobering reality that his raids had become a siege. john west haley took part in the siege against petersburg. he also prepared for the next 292 days during which he would be packed into the malaria infested trenches. just think of it, one confederate soldier wrote, of life in petersburg. thousands of men cramped into a narrow trench, unable to go out, get up, or sleep for lack of room and apparel. night of alarms, day attacks, thirst, furman, supreme wariness -- vermin, and supreme wariness, disgusting orders

and the fifth victim is john mcnamara." ( james ) we're learning more about a plane crash in arizona.miners say the pilot had cocaine in his system. the plane crashed and burst into flames on a golf course near the scottsdale airport almost two months ago. all six people on board died in the crash... including 23- year-old mariah coogan. she was a graduate of cardinal newman high school. ( james ) in the north bay.. thousands of dollars of kitchen equipment that was used to feed fire victims was stolen. the salvation army says they now won't be able to offer disaster victims much help. on wednesday morning workers showed up to find a normally locked truck door wide open and the kitchen equipment and food inside gone. the salvation army says an employee failed to properly secrure the gates. ( james ) more than five-thousand dollars worth of kitchen equipment and food was stolen. ( darya ) still ahead on the kro

in radio interviews this week with former director of national intelligence james clapper and john cornynincluded conversations he retired u.s. attorney general david petraeus and the fact that he pled guilty to mishandling classified information in 2015. even as he resigned from his job at langley. since president trump had reinvigorate thad pardon power i thought most men what they thought of the decorated war hero receiving a pardon himself former dni clapper would not comment. senator cornyn thought it was a very good idea. and so do i. president trump has taken a lot of criticism and praise for his more liberal use of the pardon power. he has certainly departed from past president's practice in this area where going out the door pardons. bill clinton pardons rich who had stayed outside the country. and barack obama chelsea manning. and a bombing campaign in the 70s and 80s. president ford pardoned president nixon. already president trump pardoned scooter libby, alice johnson. it is arguable more pardons, not fewer, is what alexander hamilton had in mind when he said in defense of the

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but one thing i come back to is when john brennan is screamingality james comey through harry reid testifying him to get on this and look at trump- russia connections, i think that points to the fact that john brennan may have a hand in this. >> laura: we find out that the initial reporting about george papadopoulos and the first contact he had with alexander downer where he said the australian diplomat, where it was initially reported that there are thousands of lost emails that russia has from the clinton campaign. it turns out he gave an interview, he said they have dirt. gosh the trump campaign official said he knew before this was released and the emails came to the public domain, he said that sounds really bad. that's not what he said. he said, they have dirt. >> he said damaging information to the clintons. this is all very interesting and you asked earlier what my gut feeling is. what doesn't sit well in the gut of a retired f.b.i. executive and many agents right now, is that the investigation was initiated and run as well as the clinton e-mail investigation out of headquarters. by he

john barry. i will talk a little bit about james hoban, not that i am an expert, that he is also from the southeast of ireland, about 25 miles from where i grew up in waterford. if you think about john barry and the kennedys and james hoban and myself, we come from the same corner of ireland. not that many immigrants into the united states came from there, most of them came from the west of ireland, the counties on the atlantic seaboard, which were the ones who generated the greatest push toward immigration. -- he james hoban's story was the man who built and help to rebuild, i wasn't going to mention the thing in between,. [laughter] kim revealed that secret, so i can say that james hoban helped to reveal -- to rebuild the white house. he also was involved in the building of the capitol and was a major figure in the creation of washington, d.c., this wonderful city that i now have had the privilege of living in for eight months. hoban's story to be implemented of the story of irish america. 1775. born in ireland in the 18th century was not a good century for the majority of irish people, and many

security issues it comes a day after trump's national security advisor john bolton met putin in moscow u.s. defense secretary james mattis has been meeting his south korean counterpart in seoul the two all talks on washington's decision to suspend joint military exercises which have long angered north korea that happened during the recent summit between donald trump and kim jong the maddest says the suspension will increase chances for peace at least fifteen people have died in a fire in kenya's largest open air market in the capital nairobi another seventy people were taken to the hospital many was serious burns the fire broke out early on thursday morning at the kumble market that's famous for selling secondhand clothes and the market was largely destroyed by another fire last october lawmakers representing the united arab emirates are appearing before the united nation's highest court at the hague kottaras take in the u.a.e. to the international court of justice accusing it of violating human rights as a result of the blockade imposed on doha. britain's prince william is visiting holy sites in occupied east jer

reporting live in hayward, lydia pantazes kron 4 news. <:00-:10 john grubb- we ( james )lydia.check backing some good news. a new poll shows he has a 13-point lead over all other gubernatorial candidates. republican businessman john cox has a 7-point lead over the next challenger -- former los challenger -- former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa for second place. villaraigosa is followed by republican travis allen at 12- percent... and state treasurer john chiang at 7-percent. the percentage of undecided voters has dropped from 13-percent in april... to 7-percent. ( james )coming up ... the west nile virus is now here in the bay... after 2 birds test positive for the virus. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein i'm jeff bleich. preven

a constitution that was not only thought it was important to protect privacy but john adams said that james ottis' arguments against general warrant said it was the spark that led to the revolution. fourth amendment privacy issues are big for us. i don't know everyone on the list but i think that neil gorsuch at the top of the list turned out to be a great justice. if we can get any more similar to neil gorsuch, i'll be exceedingly happy. >> shepard: thanks, senator paul. >> thank you. >> neil: and then there's the religious issue, the right to life. roe v. wade. what is at stake with bob vanderplatts after this. ico... (harmonica interrupts) how they could save 15% or more by... (harmonica interrupts) ...by just calling or going online to geico.com. (harmonica interrupts) (sighs and chuckles) sorry, are you gonna... (harmonica interrupts) everytime. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >> neil: all right. you can market it consistently like clock work. every time a supreme court position opens up, the first issue comes up is roe v. wade, right to life. the whole a

i helped fire james comey, i helped fire john mccabe. he goes on to say in that interview, chris is a good physical. >> jeff sessions will be split. we saw attacking the report -- >>. i think the special counsel question is a big one. some republicans have said they want a special counsel who interview fbi agents who have moved on and are no longer in the bureau. some republicans will want to move on. it's going to be awkward. >> we're continuing to wait for more information. before we go to break, i want to read this tweet from the president of the united states to get a sense of how he feels like this. what is taking so long on the general's report on crooked hillary and slippery james comey. numerous delays. hope report is not being changed and made weaker. there are so many horrible things to tell, the public has the right to know. transparency. >>> also a new lawsuit from the democratic attorney general in new york, saying the president's family foundation, the president of the united states and his children, the lawsuit says are co

you hear john say that and he sounds a bit like james earl james reading 1984 in such john is such a classy, calm presence that the way he delivers this message would still, if you hear what he's saying, to a lot of people at home watching this would think okay. everything's going to hell, although you put it very artfully. >> i've never been compared to james earl jones. i'm sorry goi i'm going home. i'm calling it a day. >> you say this is a huge deal and affects people's lives and could be ripped away by donald trump next month. >> what the election 2016 represented was the resistance to the games of the civil rights movement movement, of the women rights movement, of the gay rights movemen movements. of the movements that spent the time struggling for full inclusion. this is why the court became such an inflection point to the trump base. one of the things that has to happen now is democrats like republicans have done, historically, have to look at the court as a critically important power lever to say are we going to have the kind of leadership in our balance of the governmental

your book list, but joseph alice's book the quartet, which talks about ,ashington, hamilton, john jay and james madison, how they manipulated the government that was created under the articles of confederation to create, to write the constitution. it saved the country that they did it and it is a brilliant book. , there ishole period a lot going on in the blue timeline, which i am rushing over. but i want to focus on the result of all this independent, declaration, and revolution with the legal status of women. after ratification of the constitution, state law and a federal system, state law governed women's rights in the early republic. every state would have had different laws, so there was a disparity of standards that can be seen probably most radically in the experiences of african-american women. in the north, states abolished slavery. vermontg in 1777 with and then others doing it in a more gradual way. right toen gained the marry, have custody of their children, and own property. on paper, their rights were similar to the rights of white women in those states. in the slaveholding south,