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professor jones martha welcome to the seminar screen is yours. thanks very much, eric. thank you to the washington history seminar and the aha in the wilson center for convening us today. and i want to start by saying very distinctly remember. when i said almost simultaneously to laura edwards and to making sweeney both that they had to meet one another they had to trade notes here were these two extraordinary scholars with such deep engagement and commitment to the craft and to the culture and to the everyday life of textiles even in their own lives. that means that this afternoon. i'm a bit of a happy interloper. i can barely thread a needle and i need to read the label to distinguish between rayon and silk. and still from both of you. i've learned so much about my own archives and the women who vomit who i have encountered there pilfering and thieving and secreting and snatching and otherwise claiming fabric and clothes that were not their own. if in local courthouses, these were women deemed petty thieves and on occasion actually not so petty. it was in conversation

cohen and lewis today to that of the philadelphia school district, professors robert george and martha jones and hassan jeffreys spread a lot of light during our constitution one-on-one classes.ht then we had a three judges from the third circuit talk about the cases that they had decided before the supreme court decided them involving school free speech and religious liberty and election cases. and now i have the extraordinary honor of bringing together gordon wood and his colleagues to discuss gordon's new book. i'm going too introduce them and then i'm going to ask gordon wood to just put on the table the central argument of this book which i read with rapt -- you know ladies and gentlemen, gordon wood the dean of american historians, all of us have learned from come his pathbreaking work on the ideas at the center of the american founding, and he has distilled a lifetime of wisdom in this new book, which you couldn't debate on constitution dayld than to rd your he's going to be joined in talking about the book by colleagues that i need to put on by constitutional reading glasses in order

. >> martha: it's our honor. lawrence jones is here.of people that put their lives on the line. casey speak out strongly on facebook about how she feels about the leadership there. obviously she's trying to be a voice of peace and unity in her city. what do you think? >> i appreciate her candor and trying to bring a unity to the city. but, you know, it can't just be about unity when all the leadership are going against what the public have been asking for and crying out for for years now. i've been covering this story about five years on the ground. i just got up from chicago saturday standing with our call league and friends. the mayor is not in the city right now. she's international right now promoting the economic prosperity of her city. people aren't going to enjoy that money if they don't have life in the city. it's a war zone. kim fox, pro criminal, who allows these individuals back on the streets. you have david brown, who i had a lot of respect for. he was my police chief in dallas, texas, this is not dallas, texas, chief brown

jones. thanks for being here today. >> thank you. >> martha: speaking of the finest in our military, i wantto two world war ii veterans. you're looking at colonel john miniclear and his wife, peggy. they're both retired marines and both celebrating birthdays this weekend. john turns 101 tomorrow. peg gy, his wife turns 100 sunday. peggy was in the marine corps women's reserve. a remarkable couple. we thank them for their service. they've been married since 1945 and live in orlando. thanks for your service to our great nation. what an inspiring couple. that's "the story" for today. we'll see you back here monday. >> neil: fox on top of a covid wave just ramping up again. a heat wave that is not letting up and a former trump adviser that says he's not giving up. nearly half of all miles per hours are dealing with scorching temperatures. many are now dealing with spiking covid infections as well. and steve bannon dealing with a guilty verdict. all of this as the white house has said that biden's symptoms are indeed improving. we have you covered

jones. "the faulkner focus" at the top of the hour. >> martha: france bestoeg the nation's highest honor on.c. we spoke with three veterans who made the trip. hi, jennifer. >> today is bastille day in france where liberty, equality and fraternity are celebrated mark the day the french government bestowed the legion honor of medal who fought the nazis and saved france from being overrun an occupied. david bailey landed in normandy and fought knee battle of the bulge. >> the oldest veteran of the battle of the bulge that happened in 1944, and i'm 100 years old. it wasn't very pleasant. >> 100 years old. earnest marvel of frankfurt, delaware helped liberate the dachou concentration camp. he saluted his brother in the street not recognizing him in the uniform after being deployed for two years. he traveled to europe by boat. >> went by the statue of liberty and all in our minds was we might never see it again. but we made it back, a lot of us. >> leslie similar of pennsylvania also joined them. >> i don't want them to make any more veterans, you know? no more wars. >> a reminder that war is sti

investigation into hunter smith or hunter jones, then the politicization of our justice system is complete and we'll need to start the republic over again. >> martha lot of discussion about whether or not they're moving towards any kind of charge in that case. we know they have spoken to a couple of high level people including mark short. we'll save that for next time. thanks, trey. good to see you. >> yes, ma'am. thank you. you too. >> martha: so we just got this in. another massive bust at the border. more than 300,000 killer fentanyl pills waiting to flood in to the united states. >> the cartels use illegal border crossings to facilitate their contraband including fentanyl. in other words, more illegal immigration means more of this illegal poison. >> martha: no kidding. john cornyn says the president's open border policy to see people flooding a cross creates a highway that is 100% controlled by the cartels as they ship expensive poison that they're making a ton of money off of in to the united states. with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my