. >> comments from some that say they saw marek on the cruelest, -- crew list. was this the same from the 1830's? >> that is an interesting question, i'm not sure if it was the same. there were so many families connected in nantucket and so many that have the same first name and last name, i'm not sure >> another question is how did joseph's journal survive and 00:23:22 come to nantucket? >> it came back with joseph and i don't know, one of his descendents was able to donate it to the historical association and we are very fortunate to have that along with many other ships journal. the research library has an amazing collection of journals and log books. there is a great project going on right now at the research library that transcribes all these journals. >> what was that was thrown overboard to make the voyage end? >> at the end of the voyage they break apart this brick furnace, and they throw this overboard because they don't want the captain to be tended to take to take tempted another whale. there is another reason, too, they have used that numerous times

ma marek garland is also in the mix. republicans in the senate would not even talk with merrick garland, let alone hold hearings or vote on his nomination. they instead held that seat open for a year so trump could fill it instead. judge merrick garland remains a very well-respected, accomplished appeals court judge in washington, d.c. according to reporting today, he is also reportedly in contention to be attorney general under president biden. as is, doug jones, also reportedly in contention. doug jones a former u.s. attorney with a storied civil rights career in alabama. doug jones lost re-election as a democratic u.s. senator from alabama, but he is known to be close to president-elect biden. he is certainly very well regarded by his peers in the senate. doug jones, sally yates, merrick garland all described as in contention for ag tonight. we shall see. but the justice department of course is not going to be a typical cabinet pick this time around, if ever it could be. it's always hugely important. it's always a dra

the second punch, the knock-out blow social media, sandra, mareking sure that that story that is beingare the story get locked out of their accounts. look, joe biden called this a smear campaign himself. that was echoed by journalists and by the way for all time sake russia disinformation and again if you dare broach the possibility of further inquiry you were mocked and laughed at in the most pious of ways. >> sandra: we remember this moment september 21st in iowa with our own peter doocy asking questions of joe biden. listen. >> mr. vice president, how many times have you ever spoken to your son about his overseas business dealings? >> i have never spoken to my son about his overseas business dealings. >> trace: how do you know >> here is what i know. i know trump deserves to be investigated. he is violating every basic norm of a president. you should be asking him the question why is he on the phone with a foreign leader trying to intimidate a foreign leader if that's what happened? that appears that's what happened? >> sandra: daily news editorial board says the burden is on his fa