joining him tonight in this discussion is the director of the center for legal and judicial studies, john malcolm, who has a distinguished career himself in the law and government, and now as the director of the center at the heritage foundation. john i will turn it over to you. , welcome john malcolm. [applause] mr. malcolm: thank you. dr. thomas, it is a real pleasure and privilege to be on the stage with you. congratulation ons being on the court for 25 years. i would like to begin with some reflection. what surprised you the most about your time on the court? justice clarence: first of all -- can you all hear me? i have trouble hearing myself. i would like to thank general meese for the introduction. i think i have grown up. i met him in december of 1980. honorider it a distinct to have served with even the reagan administration and to have known you for over 35 years. that holds true also for his -- ursala. i remember when you were being criticized heavily, and that is an understatement. your demeanor, your pleasant demeanor, never changed. your positive attitude, your willingness to talk to

please welcome john malcolm.be here on the stage with you. congratulation on being on the court for 25 years. i'd like to begin our conversation with perhaps some reflections on those 25 years. what surprised you the most about your time on the court. >> well, first of all can you all hear me? because i'm having trouble hearing myself. i would like to thank general nice for the introduction. i think i have met joe in december 1980, and i considered a distinct honor to serve in the reagan administration and to have known you now for 35 years. and that holds true also -- i just think that i remember when you're being criticized heavily and that is an understatement in the city, your demeanor, your pleasant demeanor never change. your positive attitude, your willingness to talk to young people and persuade them to your ideas but not returning it with fire with fire. that is as much to commend itself and much to admire. so thank you, not only for the years together but for your example. [applause] i would also like t

welcome john malcolm. [applause] mr. malcolm: inky. dr. thomas, it is a real pleasure to be on the stage with you. congratulation ons being on the court for 25 years. i would like to begin with some reflection. what surprised you the most about your time in the court? justice clarence: first of all -- can you all hear me? i'm a little hard of hearing myself. thank generalo meese for the introduction. i met him in december of 1980. i have known him for now over 35 years. that holds true also for his family. i remember when you were being criticized heavily, and that is an understatement. your demeanor, your pleasant demeanor, never changed. your positive attitude, your willingness to talk to young people and persuade them to your ideas, but not returning it with fire. commendas much to itself as to admire. thank you not only for the years together, but for your example. [applause] i would also like to thank heritage and all who were involved with this evening. of course, my wife and i made lots of trips here. when she was working here, i wo

in my first chapter i described the tar and feathering of a customs agent, john malcolm. it was a horrifying clear that happened in january 1774, one of the coldest days of that winter. tar oney would pour hot his naked flesh, place feathers on it, and dragged him around the streets of boston. on occasion beating him up for hours until they dumped him at his house in the north end. to be in bed recovering for six weeks, but he would live. and his younger brother daniel, who had died several years before, had been a foremost adrian. and -- had been a foremost patr iot. we can see how this divided families. we think of it as patriots versus british. but bostonians were very divided. it was a truly traumatic occurrence. yes? >> nathaniel, i still have not read moby dick." i still have to one of these days. thanks to dr. foreman a year ago -- i have lived in boston for a year and a half. ina new yorker. i am rooting for the next tonight -- for the knicks tonight. they don't need my help. [laughter] after the batter of bunker hill, i heard of this character joseph warren. my s

. >> john malcolm is at the conservative leading heritage foundation and said his comments come to the nomination fight sure to come, no matter who is nominated. >> the senate has advice, including withholding advice or consent. >> senate republicans are blocking any hearings for garland, he is considered a moderate but it is expected he will side with clinton and progressives on issues. complement of 9 justices where the ninth justice is a literal activist. >> democrats have criticized republicans for not voting on garland, a nomination now pending for a record amount of time. >> in washington, george kiley, fox 25 news. >> tonight city leaders in lawrence will discus plans to pay for a new football field at ven ran stadium. the turf was ruined during a brazilian music festival earlier this month. it was left with broken glass, oil and garbage. the track around the field the stadium is used by lawrence high school. leaders are hoping to find someone who can install a new field by the annual thlg day football game. >> yarmouth police are looking for help tracking down thieves who broke

. >>> i'm john clark, live at malcolm jenkins' charter event. coming up, i'm join us live. we're going to talk about the vikings' win and the cowboys are next. stay tuned. biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty - like me, she has pennsylvania working class roots, and she's never abandoned them. hard work. family. playing it straight. that's katie. and the ads attacking her? they're a bunch of malarkey. katie's career is about looking out for families like yours. creating jobs, keeping our environment safe. she's a wife, a mom, a basketball fan, a homework supervisor. she's like you and she'll fight for you in the united states senate. i'm katie mcginty and i approve this message. >> announcer: this is sports desk. brought to you by xfinity. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >>> hey, i'm john clark. we're live at blitz, bow ties, and bourbon. malcolm jenkins' benefit for his foundation. they'll roll some video from yesterday. how exciting was the win, the way the defense dominated? then to take this on the road and bottle it up for dallas. >> it

rookies thon maker and malcolm brogdon joined john henson, jabari parker, and giannis ast -- as the starters against the pacers. egos left-handed off glass for two more. -- he goes left-handed off the glass for two more. to exception to a hard foul -- he took exception to a hard foul. defense has been the packers stong suit this season, and that unit got stronger this week with lineman mike pennell returning from a four-game suspension. rookie linebacker kyler fackrell could be in line for some more snaps against the cowboys he now sunday. has two sacks in as many games. one came against the lions, and the other was a strip sack against the giants sunday night , again he was a factor in the spite just 14 snaps. will see him continue to get better because of the approach he takes. he is a serious man that works hard at his craft, and he has some physical tools to rush the passer. it was an excellent move and it came at a time when we needed a play. announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. dan: the cowboys have lost five straight games to the packers. one of those was the infamous playof

we'll see where the season goes, man. >> you can come down to union trust, malcolm jenkins' blitz, bow ties, and bourbon event. john dorenbos will be doing some magic, you can find that prince "make it to my car." >> this is my first event here, i'm blown away, the malcolm jenkins foundation has stepped up. >> the magic man is in the house. malcolm jenkins will join us live in the next half hour. i'm john clark. back to you in the studio. >> maybe he can make a bow tie magically appear for you, john, there's a challenge. >> we might have to try that. that's a pretty sweet bow tie there. >> thanks, guys. >>> let's get to your weather now. chilly temperatures on the way. let's go to sheena parveen. >> today we're in the 60s. tomorrow it's going to be 10 degrees cooler in the afternoon. then we have a round of frost moving in for your wednesday morning. so don't be surprised about that. it's going to get colder. 63 right now in philadelphia, 63 through many of our neighborhoods in delaware and even the mid-60s in parts of new jersey. some 50s in our pennsylvania suburbs already. unionville, 59 degrees current. malvern

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we'll have more from malcolm jenkins, blitz, bow ties and bourbon charity event. johnwill joins live. john clark in philly, back to you. >> looking sharp there, john. sunday eagles game day kick off 9:30 sunday morning. catch the birds right here, sunday night 8:30, when they clash with the cowboys followed immediately by eagles post game. >>> social media is being credited for helping save an olympic swimmer from cancer. >> all thanks to a fan's suggestion, an olympic gold medallist has a new lease on life. mac horton took home the gold in the men's 400-meter freestyle. a plan who noticed a mole on the upper part of horton's chest took to social media to suggest he have it looked at by a doctor. horton posted this picture on instagram with a thumbs up, the caption read "shout out to the person who e-mailed the swim team doctor and told me to get my mole checked out, good call." no word if the mole was malignant. early detection is so important. >> got to get those checked if you have them. >>> let's toss to glenn now. cooler temperatures are on the way. >> yes, and th

john greco will play center, some things to be excited about, trailer park and choose to show his talent with thatabab td reception, but the team is not good enough to overcomeme three straight turnovers, malcolm johnson fumble, the duke johnson fumble and thehn, cody kessler interception, jackson said that it one quarter the way into the season it isis not the position he expected the team to be in,n even with all the rookies and second-year players. i know a lot of people look at our football team with lots of young players and lots of injuries and to me i want to give them credit becauseii they're fighting, and i think there tails off, contrary to belief were not rolling over in saying uncle.. >> it does not any easier sunday the winless browns versus patriots come in time for tome brady his return from the four-game suspension with the kickoff atom 1:00 p.m. at first energy. is week seven of friday night touchdown, on friday october 7, will see special guest is natalie herbick.t i will cover a couple of games on the sidelines and then join , j.t., p.j. in danny coughlin studio with week seven cucina friday and lovely, a league of their own, with tom hanks, his character crying in baseball.

john, the eagles cracked the code to get a win, didn't they? >> especially sam bradford's code. we're take you into the locker room after their big win over the vikings. tonight we catch up with malcolmenkins at his charity event. plus connor barwin talks cowboys and flyers highlights, all next. nearly three thousand miles - that's how far away republican party bosses looked to find brian fitzpatrick. they "hand-picked" him to run for his brother's seat. but all mike and brian fitzpatrick share is a name. brian fitzpatrick supports a radical republican agenda, including defunding planned parenthood, just like donald trump. a hundred and sixty miles down the road in dc, brian fitzpatrick will put his party first, not pennsylvania families. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. pat toomey: he was a founder of this pennsylvania bank and owned stock worth as much as a million dollars. under toomey's leadership, the bank used a controversial foreclosure practice called "confession of judgement" to take away homes from people across pennsylvania. the practice is banned in 35 states because it's considered predatory, but pat toomey didn't care. pat toomey th

malcolm jenkins foundation. >> chefs from all around the city come into prepare small plates, makers mark is one of the sponsors who is doing some specialty cocktails and some bourbon tasting. we will have john dorenbos mc the event, you know, some auction items. >> make magic tricks as well. >>> tough day for sixers, nearly five players including temple student deanti christmas. new comer dario saric left practice after taking a shot to the face. he should be ready to play in the season opener against oklahoma it the i, and south philadelphia on wednesday. >>> we need your help in picking the friday football frenzy game of the week. here are your choices downingtown east at downingtown west, council rock south at council rock north, and holy spirit at camden catholic. so go to cbs philly.com/frenzy to vote and we will announce the winner on wednesday night, we will be like me, she has pennsylvania working class roots, biden: this is what i know about katie mcginty - and she's never abandoned them. hard work. family. playing it straight. that's katie. and the ads attacking her? they're a bunch of malarkey. katie's career is about looking out for families like yours. creating jobs, keeping ou

malcolm brogdon with the pull up jumper. but the real fun comes after the scrimmage fans getting a chance giannis, autographs from jabari. a little rim-rocking courtesy of john henson, and some shooting tips from jason terry, for two hours the bucks posed for -- the general manager was asked what he wanted to get done in the month of october. >> we have some new players paired want to get new guys in and out of these games. at the end of the day, you hope handle on the rotation. we have a long way to go before we get there. stephanie: coming up in our second half hour. packers are off this sunday but we'll have highlights from around the league. plus how the americans snapped their ryder cup losing streak to the europeans and they did it on u.s. soil. adrienne: we are following breaking news. a massive search for a missing boy in waukesha. on terry sater when we come back. adrienne: donald's taxes ball to into the spotlight. >> now, on wisn 12 news. adrienne: we're following breaking news. please and sheriffs deputies, even neighbors, searching for a missing 10-year-old boy with autism. sheldon: people into a cornfield near his home. that is where wisn 12 ne

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malcolm nance, the author of the the new book "the plot to hack america." good to have you with us. were you surprised by the comments made by secretary of state johnry saying diplomacy is not working and those advocating for the use of force to stop this humanitarian crisis are very few within the administration? >> i am not surprised that there -- that the white house house is operating in a bubble in which they think they can't do anything without the approval of the congress and not think they are putting their thumb on the scale for the election and some things are right and some things are wrong, and what is going on in aleppo today is absolutely wrong. there's mass murder of civilians going on and russia is treating that city, they are leveling it, and showing the syrians how to kill off everybody in order to affect their own policy. >> indications are it's only going to get worse, and forces have amassed around aleppo, and the siege on aleppo continues in some parts, and are we on the verge of seeing the forces completely destroy whatever is left in aleppo. >> it would have taken an executive findings by the president of the united states h