i saw this fancy woman once madison said. he put his arm around her sister and guided her along the path. she took all the feeling from a man's toes. she gave him a foot rub. when she got to the toes she put them in her mouth. saddy squinted at her brother. it's true. one by one she sucked them and they were dirty. but when she was done you know what? the man started hollering he says, i cannot feel my toes. he jumps up and waddels like a turkey. he didn't know he didn't have any toes anymore. madison grinned the woman was a witch much the fields were soft to the touch. all the way home madison told his sister about the witches and the world. when the saudi came to view he stopped talking the door was open the inside shadowy. there was no one in sight but he could hear his sister in law kth rin talking to blue flies. madison tucked his chin as if against the weather. something about the air felt dense. something felt like pushing against water on a flooded plain. well, a lot happens between now and the next morning i will sum

and miss dolley madison is in our presence this afternoon.g to both of you. >> good morning. >> first of all, tell me about the programs you have throughout the year. >> we have three field trip programs here at the national center for white house history. the one we're here to talk about today is called forged by fire. dolley madison and the war in 1812 in commemoration of the bicentennial awar. >> and so we have all the costumes set up here hchlt tell me how the programs work. we have students in grades 3 through 6 who visit for this program. we dress them up in costumes. get to perform a play about dolley madison and what was happening around the white house. including her famed flight and the rescue of the portrait of george washington. you even get a dvd copy to take home. >> all right. let's talk about our actress here miss ana. did you want to play the role of dolly madison? >> yes. >> why did you want to play the role? >> really cool first lady. she's kind of like a party girl and she brought ice cream to the white house. >> no, she d

>> dolly madison. [laughter] but that is the first one. >> sack retailer, who was president at the time when dali died -- zachary taylor, who was president at a time when dolley died, said she was the first lady of the revolution. >> after mrs. hayes, it is constant. >> let us get to some questions. please introduce yourselves. >> i work here at the white house historical association. my question for the panelist is was there a first lady who husband did not have a particularly successful presidencies but who is remembered for being a good first lady in spite of that. >> that is a good question. [laughter] >> this may be a first. >> maybe mrs. coolidge. it depends on how you feel about calvin. grace coolidge was a very beloved figure, particularly in washington. she had a very outgoing and affable personality where he was known to not say too much very often. she was his pr person because she got along with everybody and had a wonderful disposition. her nickname was "funny." >> mrs. hoover, too. she wa

>> dolly madison.laughter] but that is the first one. >> sack retailer, who was president at the time when dali died -- zachary taylor, who was president at a time when dolley died, said she was the first lady of the revolution. >> after mrs. hayes, it is constant. >> let us get to some questions. please introduce yourselves. >> i work here at the white house historical association. my question for the panelist is was there a first lady who husband did not have a particularly successful presidencies but who is remembered for being a good first lady in spite of that. >> that is a good question. [laughter] >> this may be a first. >> maybe mrs. coolidge. it depends on how you feel about calvin. grace coolidge was a very beloved figure, particularly in washington. she had a very outgoing and affable personality where he was known to not say too much very often. she was his pr person because she got along with everybody and image had a wonderful dispo. her nickname was "funny." >> mrs. hoover, too. she was

mason over madison, 74-63 to sweep that season series. jets jones hosting fayette early in the second half. he will hit the jumper in the lane. season high 24. led by 17. wouldn't you know, they would fall behind by one, but leading by two, and the floater gets it. au beats lafayette. they won 10 of 11 in that series. third round of the phoenix open. this is phil mickelson. a stadium feel. the fans are always routey. guess what? they are really routey when lefty does this. oh, he almost aces it. another birdie on a tap in variety. 7 under for the day. he is 24 under par and that ties the tournament, 54 whole records. >> off the wall is coming up, we have a super bowl edition and we have some predictions. >> it's time to make a pick, are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> have you studied tape? >> i studied tape. >> and here is your answer. off the wall is next. predictions coming up. >> bet your house on it. >> don't.  >>> off the wall, wisdom martin, the super bowl edition. >> that's right, going to get your picks into the

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by representative democracy, in the words of madison, they meant a government that would have a branch that would be dependent upon the people of law. -- people alone. the people and the government, producing an exclusive dependency and so would the public could be found through that exclusive dependency. here is the problem -- congress has evolved a different dependency, the dependence not upon the people alone, but increasingly a dependence on the funders.

robby madison is in a bone yard, and pulling some awesome tricks. it was crazy.was using like the airplane as his own obstacle course. he was launching off of the side, on the wings -- the movie is called aircraft. it's fascinating to watch him go from one to the next, it's cool. it's like you would not see this and think i'm going to drive my motorcycle over this stuff, but to these guys, it looks like a race course. >> he is clearing an entire plane. if you want to see the whole video, go to our website. >> you better believe that the harlem shake is still living on. the first video features a team in stone. >> look at these bodies. >> that's amazing. >> i had not noticed them. >> that first guy -- >> i think this whole crazy is pretty stupid across the board. >> no, it's cool. >> that's entertaining to watch. and the best part about these videos is they're 30 seconds. you don't feel like you lost minutes of your life. >> here is another one. >> american flags, they have this guy strapped into one of those medical backboards. >> is this big foot? >> they're lik

winter weather advisory is in affect, new hampshire rappahannock, madison county's. we have a potential of an inch of sleet and snow accumulated. i think it will start off as snow and then transition over to sleet and even some freezing rain. our temperatures are round or just under the freezing mark. 32 in the sea. 29 at dulles. 27 in winchester. we are already clouded in across the area. here is that moisture trying to sneak its way through. some of that tank might mean sleet mixing in with snow. here is why this is a tricky forecast -- our energy on the systems will be fleeting. is part of that big storm, you saw the video from kansas. down here, we will be seeing an area of low pressure developing. it kind of puts the energy right on top. most of it will be like. then we will get heavier rains especially along the east of i- 95 tomorrow, and then drying up tomorrow night. our forecast for today, we're looking for cloudy skies, 33 degrees, but by recess, we could see a light wintery mix, 35 degrees, drop-off time about 38 degrees. i think the transition will happe

talking to mark jackson coaching his 1st game back home in madison square garden 2nd quarter/ 37-37 tiees the three- pointer 40-37 warriors 4th quarter/ 94-90 knicks curry with the crossover and pull-up three-pointer his 9th of the game 94-93 knicks 4:43 left / 99-97 knicks curry in transition stops and hits his 10th three- pointer 100-99 warriors take the lead curry at 49 points so far 3:42 left / 102-100 knicks curry off the screen hits his 11th three-pointer one away from the nba record 52 points he finished with 54 points the 3rd most ever by an opposing player at the new madison square garden after michael jordan and kobe bryant 45 seconds left/ 107-105 knicks carmelo anthony hits the fadeaway to put the knicks up by 4 the warriors inbounds pass is stolen by raymond felton warriors lose final: 109-105 knicks stanford probably needs to win out for a shot at the ncaa tournament 2.4 seconds left colorado up 2 josh powell gets the inbounds drives and dunks it but after the buzzer sounds check out the replay the ball clearly in powell's hand when the red light turns on johnny dawkins li

that is not an appropriate to madison. think it is a perversion of madison and that is the greatest harm that i fear that is coming from this. >> thank you for being with us, michael siegel, a boston university professor of psychiatry, 1990 graduate of yale medical school, has written a letter to yale medical school said he will not support the school anymore if they open the center. nathalie batraville is a young graduate student and alex lew, but wrote an op-ed in the paper opposing this center. we will continue to follow this controversy. we will be back in a moment. ♪ [music break] >> this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> we turn now to the showdown capitol hill over the $85 billion budget cuts scheduled to take effect on march 1. the white house and independent analysts fear the so-called sequester could jeopardize hundreds of thousands of jobs. on tuesday, president obama held a public event with a group of firefighters and police officers to pres

who's coming in return. ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,, pretty exclusive company as only warrior players to dro at madisongarden... wayne start the clock... >>> steph curry joins some pretty exclusive company as the only warrior player to drop 50 at madison square garden. he warms up with 38 last night in indiana. nailed a franchise record 11 3-pointers tonight. his final ball of the night gave the warriors a 1-point lead. he had 54 tonight. jr smith hits the jump shot to give new york the lead. they would not relinquish it. warriors lose. >>> randy bennett didn't need to make the trip to pepperdine. they roll over the ways in the win tonight. >>> alex smith has been traded to the chiefs for a 2nd round pick in the draft and a conditional pick in 2014. his 8-year career in san francisco is finally over. >>> giants and angels in arizona. angel pagan fresh off the 4-year, $40 million deal. his first home run of the spring. the giants tie the angels 8-8. vogue will song pitches four more strikeless innings and had 4 strikeouts.

time i saw the doll was in a collection of dolls aranged with great care in the house by the lake in madison where amy's memorial was held in 1999. last year, 7 years after amy's death i saw an old woman selling dolls right in front of the young federalist blocking the entrance to the [inaudible] and the conflict torn town. in 2006. and i thought of amy. and her passion for justice. and her love of dolls. later that evening, i thought of amy again. i found my friend shanty at the dining room table watching the television news about iraq. she was touching one of the most grotesque doll i had seen much the doll is 10 inches tall and look as if she was dying offan rexia. she was in a long gown, of course, blontd hair and green ice. if you can mag manual a bizarre version of a barbie that doll was it. returned from the 15th birthday celebration of friends of the family and the doll was part of the souvenir package given to all the female guests. everyone was given that doll. i was about to make a joke about that doll when i realized that 53 year old shanty was holding on to that doll as if it wa

comes up with his own -- i mean, madison, maybe the greatest word madison came up with, squatter, which came out of his head. he needed a name for somebody who was illegally possessing somebody else's property. john adams came up with a bunch, caucus which he gets from an indian term, speck, meaning to buy something on spec, speculation. quixotic meaning in the man or of don quixote. that was adams. john quincy adams when he was pretty much, when we came to the alien and sedition acts, he came up with the term -- needed a name for what was going on -- and he came up with gag rule. that was his. so you see in the early presidents this ability to sort of watch things and write them down and use them. so when george washington in the oxford english dictionary if you go in there today and look up the word "tin can," you will find that that is credited to george washington. bakery and bake were washington's words. washington came up with these words in a very early time when the bakery was a bakehouse like a smokehouse. there was a distillery, and there was a bakehouse, but then in washingto

the score in madison, the badgers lead the buckeyes 39-22.h davis from "sports illustrated," seth, find good things to say about ohio state because we have been searching. >> seth: the game is half hour, 20 minutes to go, this is a bad match-up, wisconsin doesn't turn the ball over. if ohio state can't score off their defense they have to do it in the halfcourt and that is not what they do well. >> doug: the basic adjustment that wisconsin makes offensively as opposed to when ohio state almost beat michigan is that wisconsin goes under every screen, packs in the defense and makes you make jump shots, especially ohio state. they're 0-6 in the first half and they have a paucity of scorers outside deshaun thomas. this is how you play against ohio state. if you're going to play wisconsin, you have to play at their pace. let's get you right to the scoreboard starting with big ten action. michigan-penn state. penn state only b.c.s. program without a win in conference play. walk in the park, right? >> seth: you would think for michigan how they have

ashley madison's ceo has a tear re. he explains, with enormous public attention paid to the general petraeus affair there is no doubt washington residents would be influenced. it is crucial to keep up appearances and it is a way of life for many of the city's most powerful residents. he then went head first into a volcano. for more we spoke to a new ashley madison member. >> the gate is his marriage and he feels trapped. it is a metaphor. >> jedediah, it is clear whose fault it is that dc is number one on the list? >> barack obama. >> thank you. next story, please. >> impeach impeachment. until we get a new president it will just get worse. this doesn't surprise me that the numbers were high in dc. what does surprise me was new york city is not high on the list. if there is an area where power and glory and all of that and money and having a hot girl on your arm new york is about that quite a bit. >> i tried it in new york. the hotels are so expensive. >> is that the problem? that is a great point. >> dc is probably exp

madison is the coldwl banker from the hit show, "million dollar lsting: l.a.," bruce ike maren, chairmanf the continuing company, and dot tie, and jeff is chairman of douglas and development. welcome to all of you. bruce, starting with you. is real estate really back because we have been burned, baby. >> it is back in a very big weigh. the condo market in the major environments is on fire. melissa: really? dottie, do you agree with that? yeah, real estate is back, buy, buy, buy. i heard that before. tell me in a convincing way. >> no, it's back. in fact, new york a year and a half ago, but back across the country, and there's also a shortage of inventory you have to buy it and buy it quick. melissa: that's a good sales pitch. madison, in l.a., things flying off the lot there, i was going to say "shelf," but there's not the shelf. >> flying off the cove, yes. they are flying, and the market has taken off exciting, this year, so far, we had a big sale of $75 milion in malibu with a foreign buyer. it's taking off to a good start. melissa: ridiculous. jeff, let me ask you, when i look at the

on the couple pepper madison border. we'll be pushing 40 here by 9:00 but not much more than that. only in the low 40s today and most of the rain this morning with even some sunny breaks this afternoon and a stray shower or two. but watch out west. we've got some snow falling in some areas especially west of route 15. monika? >>> well, on the northbound side of i-95, here's what it looks like in springfield. and pretty light but wet road conditions you want to watch out for that especially as the rush hour progresses heading up toward 395 and the 14th street bridge. you're going to be okay at this time. back to you andrea and mike. >>> all right changing gears talking sports. for years people have complained the washington redskins should change its name. but now a serious discussion is building. >> surae chinn attended the symposium where supporters and opponents about the name spoke out. >> reporter: with rg3 star power and a winning streak, could momentum be shifting on a possible name change? "washington post" sports columnist mike wine. >> i think when people say redskins arou

madison, in l.a., things flying off the lot there, i was going to say "shelf," but there's not the shelf>> flying off the cove, yes. they are flying, and the market has taken off exciting, this year, so far, we had a big sale of $75 million in malibu with a foreign buyer. it's taking off to a good start. melissa: ridiculous. jeff, let me ask you, when i look at the lot of the markets that are on fire right now, it really concerns me because it looks like all the same problems that we saw last time around, for example, one of the markets you think is going to do the best is phoenix. i know zillow projectses prices in phoenix could be up 8.5% next year. that makes me nervous. >> the reality is that the phoenix market was in the midst of a boom when the recession arrivedded. as a result of that, it suffered most greatly. all the people involved in the industry of creating real estate, selling real estate, financing real estate lost jobs and growth stopped. now that the market corrected to the levels that existed prior to the boom going back to 2,000, you can buy homes in the greater phoenix

madison right along the shoreline on 95, 32 inches, in new jersey, 15, worcester, massachusetts, 10, new haven at 24, islip, 11 inches and in new york city at central park, 8 inches thus far. pretty much, new york is over, it will wind down by 8:00, 9:00 this morning. peak winds, they've been huge, as well. hurricane-force wind gusts. we've seen them in connecticut, in rhode island. also logan, 76 at the airport, bedford, 75-mile-per-hour wind gusts. so incredibly strong winds. we are going to see the winds quite that strong anymore, but we will see 40 and 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts even when the snow ends. here's the big picture, it is ending, you can see in the hudson valley, in new york city, western connecticut, it will end from west to east. new york city ending this morning. as we put this in motion, as we head to 9:00, long island still into it. but eastern connecticut, eastern massachusetts, still this morning in through the afternoon. boston will end this afternoon, and then by tonight around 10:00 or so, we'll watch it and in maine, as well. still, though, even though that

that's at the madison culpeper border there southwest of us. and they got some snow falling there. got other reports in western loudoun of an inch or two. so we're watching it well west of us. and those areas are picking up the wet snow and in fact loudoun county is on a two hour delay the morning due to the wet snow that's falling and that's where we have the winter weather advisories and melissa, thank you and she sent those to me through facebook. so pleasant find me on facebook. -- please find me on facebook or twitter. we got the rain this morning. this afternoon, fewer showers maybe a peek or two of sunshine becoming breezy as well. high 40 to 45. but the snow this morning out west where we've got winter weather advisories from fauquier county now. loudoun county, montgomery, howard, north and west. ijamsville reporting some wet snow and storm system north and storm system south and it's a southern one that's going to clobber new england when it combines with the northern one. just cold enough to the west this little area of wet snow out to winchester and strasburg, tom's bro

incredible potential for abuse the fourth amendment part of the bill of rights that jefferson demanded madison put into the constitution as the price of getting virginia's ratification is one sentence long. it says the right of the people to be secure in their persons houses papers and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated and no warrants show issue but upon probable cause supported by oath or affirmation and particularly describing the place to be searched and the persons or things to be see just now other words they can't spy on you on you personally unless they have enough proof to bring before a judge that you're up to something that's probably illegal in the case of the police helicopters the trucks the g.p.s. units the phone taps. the infrared cameras to some extent both state governments congress and even the supreme court particular in the case of the infrared cameras have brought their use in to at least a marginal compliance with the fourth amendment not so with drones at least not yet and that's one of the reasons why the city of charlottesville vi

madison, that's right along the shoreline.'ve seen the heaviest snow because we've seen what's called bright banding. here's where the bright white, where it's the most bright white, that's where the snow's been coming down 2 to 3 inches an hour. the good news is, the backside, albany to kingston, the throughway, things clearing up. all the way through the hudson valley. new york city will see it end this morning, as we head through boston, the snow will end this afternoon, and toward maine tonight. hartford still getting it. 91, 95, more snow to come for you. not quite done with it, just a couple more hours. here's a look at the time frame. this afternoon from this morning you can see 9:00. right now the east end of long island still in the snow. western connecticut, western new york, vermont, all getting out of it. pushing eastward by this afternoon, martin, you can see 2:00, just boston and by tonight, 10:00, all moves out. but the winds still stay. you can see these iso bars, the snow may stop falling, but it will still be

madison. then in southern montgomery, charles county and southeastern prince george's county. moderate to heavy rains coming out of northern neck. her temperatures around 41 and it's 38 tappahannock. but at andrews and leesburg and frederick the temperatures above freezing, we've got some snow and sleet and freezing rain west. that means some issues on the roads. with more on that monika samtani now with timesaver traffic. >>> everywhere you see 32 is where you want to be concerned because that's where the snow is sticking and it's getting a little bit icy. in? case be careful out west coming in on 66. we've heard about a lot of separate accidents and everything minor and a lot of slipping and sliding especially to gainesville and then beyond that just heavy now out of centreville towards fairfax and vienna. the beltway still looks okay through the tysons area with annandale and springfield. here's northbound 95 and tough heavy -- 395 and heaviest stretches on 95 now coming up from dale city to the occoquan river. here at 395 duke vet just i think -- street i think just going

pointed out that madison didn't do this. madison normally came to church every sunday here in the house of representatives in a horse-drawn carriage. he didn't ride a horse, he rode in a carriage. but the man who's given the most credit for the most work of our constitution, james madison, was not at all offended, didn't think the constitution was offended by having church down the hall. so i'll always be grateful to my friend from virginia, mr. forbes, for suggesting, let's have church. and we came together and we had -- they set it up, just reminded us of what it must have been like, except they wouldn't have had steel and plastic chairs. but we had a worship service and what was particularly great, i thought, was the prayers both from democrats and republicans were historic prayers that had been prayed in this capitol for many, many years ago, as part of our history. it was a historical service but there it was, in the same place that the voice of thomas jefferson and james madison would have echoed in song and in verse a

the third most in the history of the new madison square behind jordan and kobe bryant.and does he have 35. and 109-105. ash 55 points. that is the most from a warrior. in 1984 let me double check that. 55 or 54? it is 54. the most from a warrior. wilt chamberlain had 73. tremendous, from steven curry. alex smith, his days as a 49 there are over. kansas city and the 49ers have both agreed on a deal. that would send smith to the kansas city chiefs. by now, everybody has this memorized. jim harbaugh turned into a round. alex smith will get a fresh start in kansas city. looking at the first five years. and won the jim harbaugh took over, all of the numbers jumped up for alex smith. with the salary off the books. names like bery it seems that he is always on happy with off-season. you always wants more money. now, he wants 16 million. we of the baltimore ravens on the radio this morning. he was promoting a movie that is going to go right to deviate de charett and it is did and eight twitter wa 8 twitter of war i was quite proud and surprised that some of the younger people w

result of a bargain a bargain with the devil of war the father of the constitution himself james madison warned early on by saying quote no nation can preserve can preserve its freedom in the midst of continual warfare but as soon as world war two the supposed war to end all wars ended the united states got involved in the continual warfare game first there was an increasing war spending for korea and then to ensure that global capitalism reigns supreme to enrich the all of our class of bankers corporate executives and oil barons our military intervened all around the world throughout the one nine hundred fifty s. meddling in places like iran guatemala indonesia president eisenhower knew the consequences of this faustine bargain with the devil of war and how will us away from within as he said it is one nine hundred fifty three across the veyron speech quotes every gun that is made every warship launched every rocket fired signifies in the final sense a theft from those who hunger and who are not dead those who are cold and are not closed. all that was during a time when our nation was s

uw, madison in madison has the basics program, which they just started using this year, and it is really to provide feedback and information, some brief intervention, some prevention, if you will, to help students make better decisions, so that they can be happy and successful, which is what they want and it's what their parents want. and, justin, was that your scenario? did you go on to college and what did you see while you were there? i got into college right out of high school into the [inaudible] school of business and was actually asked to leave a fraternity for drinking too much. so my experience- that was very responsible on their part. yeah, i mean, it really was. i was drinking at such an obnoxious and dangerous level that even for that kind of atmosphere it was deemed inappropriate. and so my experience in college was people were drinking, they were going to classes drunk, and i would think that's pretty common across the board. and so when that happens now, we know that there's an option for someone who really wants to-that has had a problem really continuing college through

i've read you know many of the debates in the in the constitutional convention as madison recorded the i've read some of the ratifying conventions fact just you know we just did a long piece of the virginia ratifying invention nobody ever was suggesting that americans should be armed to take on america it was always about in the norm. anyway it was always about americans being armed or having local militia to protect us more effectively than an army or to prevent a military coup by a standing army during time of peace and of course down in the south the states wanted to be armed so that their slave patrols could be could keep operating as as their local militias but nowhere did i see any of the founding fathers talk about well some day we you know we all may be may need guns just so we can shoot ourselves i mean we can shoot at the politicians who follow us i don't get it. you know you could look for ever and not find it because back then when that when we looked at the second amendment we we had a constitution that had some real meaning to people that were rational enough to read and

knicks in madison square garden den just like that. the most points scored since 1984. he made a team record of 11.4 shots but they didn't have david lee who was suspended. the warriors ended up losing to the new york knicks, 109-105 but he was on fire. sal and i were talking about that earlier -- >> they have bow get and lee. >> well, sal, you were telling us about an injury crash? >> yes, that's right, it's on industrial and it's southbound and if you are going to venetia bridge and you happen to be in an area where you can use 780 instead of 680, if you just give yourself an extra five minutes you can get by because the lanes are not blocked and the activity on the shoulder and center divide so it will be a little slow to that area. this is the part of the south in fremont on the sunole grade but that traffic does look good. let's go to steve. >> a lot of low clouds. 40 to near 50 degrees. there was a little bit of rain and everything is pushing north so clouds will clear out, kind of muggy maybe today. >> well, i am just looking at some news here. >> well, i am look

>> dolly madison. [laughter] but that is the first one. >> sack retailer, who was president at the time when dali died -- zachary taylor, who was president at a time when dolley died, said she was the first lady of the revolution. >> after mrs. hayes, it is constant. >> let us get to some questions. please introduce yourselves. >> i work here at the white house historical association. my question for the panelist is was there a first lady who husband did not have a particularly successful who isencies whbut remembered for being a good first lady in spite of that. >> that is a good question. [laughter] >> this may be a first. >> maybe mrs. coolidge. it depends on how you feel about calvin. grace coolidge was a very beloved figure, particularly in washington. she had a very outgoing and affable personality where he was known to not say too much very often. she was his pr person because she got along with everybody and had a wonderful disposition. her nickname was "funny." >> mrs. hoover, too. she was pre

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. >> joe madison and dana millbank. thanks, guys. before i start, i'm looking at his background. a little sick and hoarse on friday night. >> you're talking to me? i can't stop laughing, man. they aulgt to disbar him for even taking this case. can you imagine having your lawyer do this? i mean, the lawyer is the one who should have said get out of my face. here's the other thing. donald trump, they actually sent a copy of trump's birth ser tiff cat. >> donald trump should have learned his lesson at the white house correspondence dinner a couple of years ago when president obama jammed him up -- and i mean embarrassed him and with parody, also. it was worse than ridiculous. and can you imagine now the course that you've got to spend money filing these papers. and that's what they augt to do. how much is it costing taxpayers to go through with this ridiculous nousz. one thing that finally donald trump should learn is something that newspaper people have learned years ago, you not argue with millions of people in their audience. and you have only an audience of one. and that's the p

host of the joe madison show airing weekdays ten to six am on sirius channel one twenty eight and shane farden supreme court reporter with the talk radio news service gentlemen welcome to both of you thank you very very pleased to have you have you with us joe scalia made a comment today from the bench about the voting rights act being. a perpetuation of racial entitlement give any idea what he was to no no no. i was outside. at around. and when that comment was me it immediately was transferred outside and people were absolutely shocked by the matter fact. it was just left a reception where members of the congressional black caucus including eric holder was there and it was the talk of the reception is really the talk of the town today . and you were inside and one of the questions i asked people who were inside what was the reaction of the gallery the visitors that were there and it was like hush it was like the air was sucked out of the room because people just said where did this come from can you imagine someone saying something as fundamental as the right to vote. protecting the r

host: the first student at james madison asked about the gun issue.ou had some hands-on experience at a gun range care what did you report and learn on? guest: it was interesting for me, not being a gun owner, and the president talked about regionalism and how this resonates depending on whether you are from an urban area or a rural area. i went to virginia and i went to a gun store and i was able to shoot and 80 r-15, one the guns that would be banned. it was fascinating for me to be able to feel the power of this weapon, and also see quite gun- lovers -- why gun lovers are really behind this weapons and high-capacity magazines as well. for me, as a reporter, you want to see both sides, and being able to see what gun owners were defending was really fascinating for me. host: c-span will be at the blue ridge arsenal tomorrow morning in chantilly, virginia, and our guests include larry pratt, president of gun owners of america, and "washington times . i went to virginia" columnist emily miller. live interviews will include talking with the shop owner o