to do and things they were worried about were obviously shaped by their participation in fairly john mack a key events that we call the american revolution. eventsairly dramatic called the american revolution. maybe i should go back and write some more about whatever but that is the kind of -- the kind of -- the microscope that lies down is the basic scope of stuff of my approach to being an historical originalist but it does not tell you much about what it does so let me go through it point by point. first and, you know, generally important, historical originalism is not a theory of constitutional interpretation as we usually use that term. it makes no normal suggestion as to how the constitution must or should be interpretive. for the lawyers are legal scholars or commentators who counsel them or who are prodded by their judgment, who criticize their work and the outcome of their work. different apply a trade. someugh i am proud to know things and even participated in a hearing 30 years ago, no historian can master the rules of civil procedure, you know, i would be really puzzled to com

john mack necessary bi, the fop president sent a letter to attorney general kathleen cane says districtharge mccoy in a case was a cover up and that he he let mccoy go because he was a prominent athlete. you may recall, the brawl happened inside the recess nightclub back in old city back in february. the fight over a bottle of chapel pain and it sent two off-duty officers to the hospital. there's no question in was a fight. from what they could tell mccoy was defensing his friend. there was a purse snatching in south philadelphia and it has made one chief furious. he's got some tips for people who are just trying to enjoy our city. mike jerrick checks in with the top cop from upper darby. superintendent michael chip wood. how are you doing? i want your take on this. over by became bridge. a woman is walking down the street. a guy comes up behind her, puts a gun in her ribs, grabs her purse and then takes off. here's the weird thing, it's close to 7:00 in the morning. normally you don't see that at 7:00 in the morning. usually these bums are sleeping. they've been out all night and 6:30,

choral speech, she taught us to read music, she had literature, i mean, and there was john biggers and joseph mack and all these artists who were in our home all the time. so our world experience was not defined by legal segregation, and when your world experience is not defined by legal segregation, your understanding of yourself is broad, okay? so there i am, i've learned how to read, and i'm in the grocery store and there are two water fountains and one says "for colored," and the other one says, "for whites only." well, i was always a curious child-- most inquisitive about life and things. i always wanted to know, you know, where things came from and what they were and why. and i looked and i would read... i would read that sign. i would look at that sign and i would look at that sign and i said, "now, why... why is that like that?" >> hinojosa: did you know white? did you understand that was for white people? >> i was beginning to understand it. i was beginning to understand it, but i wanted to know why. i mean, you know, i understood that that was going on. by this time, i understood what wa

james, mack da doo, steph curry, clark, maurice, john, brandon rush,. >> he doesn't know what to think're in the car. >> you got cut from the team? >> i'm going to try to get to the bottom of this. >> it's awkward to be a driver right now. >> i feel kind of awkward right now. >> april fool's day. >> i'm not going to hit you. >> oh, my goodness. it was an remember rat set-one hidden cameras, condolences of other guys from other teams. they wanted to get the warriors involved and enlisted the help of iguodala. >> we got in the car with andre and we had a on the of different ideas, you pretend you got injured or whatever and he said no. >> they turned to brian murphy for help from the radio show he said the warriors are so much fun that they jumped at the opportunity. >> we went and podcast add segment saying he had been released, we were shocked and we tried to make it sound as convinceing as possible. >> murphy says he doesn't think festus believed what he heard fang radio until he started getting all of the text message but he seem to be a good sport but he got some take. if you want t

mack show. >> i have a job. >> reporter: to starring as senior black correspondent on the daily show. >> what do you say to those people? >> i don't know, johnly go [ bleep ] themselves. >> reporter: and this weekend all targets are fair game. >> take a look at the whole obama saudi arabia thing. >> reporter: including or especially the president. >> no free pass because it's his last dinner. >> i have to keep it. this is the last dinner. what are they going to do? not enough time to sick the irs after me. maybe i shouldn't say that on tv. that is part of the fun. it is all good natured fun. >> reporter: the hardest part he says having to follow the president on stage, president now experienced at telling jokes. >> and donald trump is here. still. >> you think you will laugh at him or try not to laugh? >> i will completely laugh. i will be a big great audience. it will help me to not be so nervous. you get rid of that air. that's funny, mr. president. >>> join me on saturday night for cnn's live coverage. i will be here with my mom seriously. dad, you can just drop me off right here. oh no, i'll take you up to the front of the school. that's

talking about john kasics thatat keeping within t new presintial theme that dald trump's new people hireded, e urging him to take, a new poposte? let's ask former republican congreressman connieie macktate of flororid congressman whwhat do you think? >> i don't know,w, it seems lika lot t of show to me. whether n not h h is new w ton, doesn't sound like it. i don't know why hee would chane his tone w when doing as well as he i is in the polls. neil: that's's rht. ife dials back it could hurtrt him. >> there is people of exctation of people that support dodonald trump to be the guy they have e se out on the ststump now. neil: do they, all candidatetes, congreressman, have to change gears a little bit closer r they lolooko the nomination or beyond that to rally doubters. you u hear this old saw that, te democrcratic candidate will runo the middle, the reblican candidate ruining to the middle from the right a and that this s something he h has to n from to look and be seen i in the light that wouldld be presidentntia but he defied all of thehe stdard rules. maybe that doesn't couount for anhing. >> i don't kw w that the rules count anymorere. he is. i remembmberatching that first debat

mack and chairman of the president's y 2 k council. he was in the private sector for two decades. no amount of irs trouble is going to put john koskinen in a bad mood this week. he's a super fan of the duke basketball team and the ncaa final four this weekend. please extend a warm national press club welcome to john koskinen. [ applause ] >> thanks very much for that warm welcome. after the description of what's going on at the irs and my job, i'd be thinking this is a good time to leave. but i am committed to being here until the end of my term which expires november of next year. it's fun to come. i appreciate being invited back to speak here in middle of tax season. you've heard our public service announcement that the end is year. so we hope all of you have filed. i'm also intrigued with the desserts. i actually exchanged my cookie because i had the pig and i just didn't think that was appropriate. much more appropriate was i have the dollar. but i also appreciate being here during march madness because if i weren't speaking here today i would be spending a lot of money trying to figure out how to get to anaheim for a par