or which one is this that mason has. there are many other names, too, for different styles is actually named his mullet. what do you do you name your mullet, mason. my mom and my knowledge. oh, flo jo flow because kind of like from from joe dirt. the movie? yeah completely forgot about that movie influencing kids nowadays, i'm like, how would he even know about the mullet? but yeah, that's a good one to know. as we mentioned mason, you're one of the top 25 finalists. today is the last day to vote on mullet champ dot com. what do you want people to know as he had to answer this website to vote. for you and the other 25 people that are competing. se so i can at least like finish top five. and. do you want to finish? so you want to finish the top? you want to be you want to be number one. michelle how exciting. is this for you to have your son make it through all of these steps and get to where he is right now. it's definitely something we didn't expect. we entered it with 686 kids. and you know, we told him you gotta just

george mason was a slave holder. immediately, people were concerned about what's the effect of that language would be on slavery. on their property in enslaved people insulin. extended debate over this question. in the end, the convention amended george mason statement an added language that, of which, when they enter into a state of society, they cannot buy any compact or divest their prosperity. they said, enslaved people are not entering into the society with us. they remain apart in a state of nature, they are not part of this process of constituting a government and society and virginia. this is a very explicitly discussed in the debates over this particular clause of the declaration of rights. so, you know, right from the beginning, natural rights and slavery are coming into conflict. people know it. people are very aware of it. i mean, mason knew it when he put this out there. so, you know, we see that there is, for some americans they're starting to think that, we saw already, anti slavery sentiment had been

all the elite nobility began to get acquainted with the list of masonic best in their short century,town hall of badjila and bali and public subjugation by death to jazz, another from the light war, it housed the nazi a prison for military captives after the soviet rural lord of saints and a school in 1976, one of the meat zhekhar. the town hall had a spalina, remembering the old-timer, people gulped tears 26, bow smoke over the heart of the earth more than 30 years ago, we find ourselves in restoration. and lena, staring at the saw, the shashir city hall stretching us out of the heat with a riddle. of our turned off device we have forgotten how to enjoy the little things, to be surprised to feel the connection of times and generations. it's just wonderful, but every day adds up from tradition today a year or centuries ago, everything that is considered ancient was once new. we ourselves, without noticing it, pass on knowledge and experience through the generation, it's in our smile, waving our hands in such a familiar look. from simple happy moments , real traditions are formed. we

i mean mason do it when he put this out there. so what you know, we see that there's that that for you know, some americans are starting to think that we saw already that anti-slavery sentiment had been growing even before the revolution broke out. they've got petitions from tree and enslaved africans in massachusetts, we've got you know people freeing slaves. you've got some evangelicals starting to you know, talk about the need to get rid of slavery and so on so there's been some sentiment sure even though like george mason was a slaveholder wasn't known whether or not he was in favor of like keeping slavery in what would be like a national government. well, what's interesting is that he and thomas jefferson talk a lot in this period particularly about getting rid of slavery and jefferson. i'm going to show you a phrase that jefferson put in his draft constitution and up through the us constitution. yes, they do talk about it and they want they want government to stop it, but that they don't stop, you know, but that they don't f

presidents were free masons, many of the founding fathers were free masons. hometown. most people have seen these halls. they are windowless. they are stone. and my friends and i would ride our bikes around the masonic hall and look at it and say what goes on in there? finally i got inside a couple of great halls. one in d.c., one in philadelphia, and at the very least you are going to see some amazing architecture in the special. >> steve: that's fantastic. so many -- we had one in my area as well. alps like oh, what goes on behind -- there were no windowss in ours. those secret meetings we have heard about. here we have a snippet from your special where you talk a little bit about how you get into this super secret club. soundbite. >> what goes on at the initiation? it's secret, right? >> i prefer to say it's confidential. >> i cannot talk about the sign, the steps, the passwords, the oath and obligation. >> that's all my favorite stuff. the secret handshake. when do you learn that on the first degree or wait. >> no, you learn that in the first degree. so a

we have people here from debbie topper noon and john mason. i'm from bell halvenetz. i'm the only one from chapel lesson, but i've been talking to it so you didn't talk to each other before. well, get to talk to each other. back then if we wanted to see each other, it wasn't to talk to teacher. i think that in on the dominant language was the language of weapons a day and the mutual fear is deep seated. it is based on the experiences of several decades and many wars. the goal is to overcome this fear. the march community center provides a place for discussion and programs for countering aggression. i've been observing how your overall a woman between men will come from very much for your code structures, the way they thing they look at woman. what was it for you? the fact that i am a woman and i'm not home and i'm not from either sex, has them in the work that my work because 1st of all, i'm perceived as neutral. second of all, i think that in full day of the societies, you are a woman, man, dental show, their weakness is more than, than if you, because there's no die

what do i think about the fact that the town hall was chimste nakstadt of the masonic club central to the usiokrug about this light and underground passages. you know the horseshoe in the pit in a special choir under shas pratsy on his country ear to oliver from the meat anecdote, the tunnel was so wide that it fell through at the same time as the horse of the town hall. you led the mornings hirunkah. yes , the castle choir of brovar and mezhshansko-ales. now she is also out of communication for the shortcomings of collapses. the man i paint at the end of the 18th century became the ruler of the chechen e, the youth of the frold was here the complete lord, you can guess his biography, that he was both a governor and a share fascinated by moscow, this is god de facto, and he cut down a brilliant career, and i am a military man and i am a political day, to him, uh, come on belarusian soil. eh, prague to leave, that this eternal encourages the city to but earn a new layout, this salcom fits in, you see, his picture of the light is the same, we know his biography, that he also covered his

mason and the rogue. this was after an enormous conservation effort that took place over 600 hours of work. we did not try on the road this time. so, things have changed a little bit. the marshall house, as mentioned, was transferred to the stewardship of the association for the preservation of virginia antiquities. known as preservation virginia, in 1911. in 1913 the house was open to the public. on the opening weekend, the stark connection -- from the harvey sisters. when emily died in 1920, the row became part of our permanent collection. the robe has been exhibited in various spots around the marshall house. -- including to the smithsonian in 1967. over many years of display, exposure to light and stress on the fibers caused by hanging have all compounded before agility of this remarkable object. the road itself is sometimes its worst enemy, the silk. it's an inherent vice, attributes that are inherent to that material that makes its more sensitive to damage and makes it happen faster. -- so cocoons i

>> shout out to mason. have mullet ever gone out of style ? did they ever leave? anybody? they were always there. >> they are cute on the kids. good to see representation from the bay area. > >> a woman in oakland is ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. >> hundreds of workers from kaiser are so on the picket lines this morning. it's the second week ofeacare workers. t strike has resulted in thousands thousands of canceled appointme. canceled appointments. union members are demanding better pay pay and lower caseloads. kaiser says the strike is hurting patients. > >> monkeypox has been found for the first time in someone under8 in new york state since the outbreak began. most cases have been with men who have sex with. with men. the cdc's said they ce with kids, could be holding, feeding, and cuddling with infected caregivers spread through contaminated clothing ad bedding. > >> senator lindsey graham will not have to testify tomorrow before a

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i think he gets stuff out of masonic meetings. he wasn't a huge mason.ike, george washington was obviously a pretty brig mason and he inducted lafayette into his masonic lodge and that's what allowed him to be very close. but i think it is nice to look at -- another person would be the marquee did condor say one of these early enlightenment early reformers. and he was writing critiques of african slavery that lafayette would have been reading so those are a couple, -- and marquis of condorcet, things that were said in masonic lodges. it's not like he just went to the united states and learned all of this. >> yeah. i want to ask a few questions. but one i will ask you to tweet. because it's a follow-up. devin wants to know, he said, you mentioned on a podcast, about adams, john adams -- >> okay. >> and john adams never said anything about lafayette that was bad. he was always a burn, tweet that, out jessica spencer's question. our time. are there any lessons or takeaways for our politics that you took from lafayette? -- >> sure. >> -- question. >> just a

reuters, white house correspondent jeff mason for. >> you like that?laughter] thank you. >> jeff is mr. reuters, absolutely spin in washington for so long for eagle pass, texas on the border of mexico is 1009 there's 67 miles from new york city. guests were some of those migrants because texas governor greg abbott is sending them there. newark city mayor eric adams though has a message for abbott. will tell you about that coming up. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. >> tech: cracked windshield? don't wait. go to safelite.com with tylenol dissolve packs. you can schedule service in just a few clicks. it's so easy. and more customers today are relying on their cars advanced safety features, like automatic emergency breaking and lane depar

militia, and this was coming out of the ratification convention in virginia where patrick and george mason are going toe to toe with the federalists and james madison because the draft constitution had put control of the militia under the federal government. mason and henry were like we will be left defenseless if there is a slave revolt, we will be left defenseless. tand you know that the north detest slavery because that meant that those folks in pennsylvania couldn't be counted upon. they could send the militia down to virginia if there was a slave revolt. they wanted protection. and they had been very clear that they wanted protection. and just like in the debate over the constitution, they were willing to play a game of hardball. when we were kids we would call it playing a game of chicken waiting to see who is going to dodge or blank or felt their thr life was more important. so, they were willing to play a game ofof chicken with of the united states of america and the constitution in order to get the militia protection that they wanted. so that well-regulated militia was about havin

this is your perry mason moment. i gave them my phone. >> mr. jones, you need to answer the question. >> did you know this happened? >> no, i didn't know this happened. >> answer the question, the judge had to instruct him when caught in what he himself viewed as a perry mason moment. you may recall, perry mason, the tv lawyer, would win his cases in dramatic fashion. mr. jones lies about have, very many things that's been found by the court, but even he seemed to acknowledge, stuck up against that corner, that somebody else was having the perry mason moment against him. now, here's the checkmate part. >> in discovery, you were asked, do you have sandy hook text messages on your phone. you said no, correct? you said that under oath. >> if i was mistaken, i was mistaken, but you got to messages right there. >> you know what perjury is? >> yes, i do. i'm not a tech guy. i told you in my testimony i gave the opponent to the lawyers. so you've got my phone, but we didn't give it to you. >> the back and forth is whether mr. jones may face legal expos

mason and henry were like we will be left defenseless. if there is a slave revolt we will be leftan defenseless. you know the north the dhs slavery. that meant those folks from pennsylvania could not be counted upon to vote to send tho militia down to virginia if there was a slave result of trent revolts. they wanted protection. they had been very clear they wanted protection. and just like in the debate over ththe constitution, they were willing to play a game of hardball. we were cute kids visa cult playing a game of chicken who is going to dodge, who is going to blink who thought their life was more important for that thing anout there. they were willing to play a game of chicken with the united states of america and the constitution was powerful enough to think current day a little inbit having the black wall strt massacre there's a lot of different things that happen. the second amendment gun owners in march down on greenwood. it caused some consternation amongst the white community here. if you could go anywhere.gs the news station

i think he gets stuff out of masonic meetings that he was going to. he witnessed huge mason.rge washington was obviously a pretty big mason. he inducted lafayette and it is masonic lodge and that's part of what allow them to become very close. but i think it's nice to look -- another good person is condor say the marquis day condorcet who is one of these early enlightenment philosophers who was before lafayette really truly latched on to his abolitionism was writing about african that he winds up reading. those are a couple and reynaud and condor say it's not like he just went to the united states and learned all these things. >> i want to ask two questions and i think it's unfair not to follow up. he said you mentioned adam says in john adams and he tweeted out with jessica's question. are there any lessons or takeaways that you took from lafayette? >> just a very small thing because we don't have much time. the thing about, okay there is a tendency that people often have two subconsciously believe that things like progress and reform change for the better are just things th

afternoon, we will discuss the life of --, joined by guests from the university of virginia, george mason university, and the washington post cheryl wells. i direct the wilson center's history and public policy program, and i have the pleasure , as always, of cochairing this seminar series with the national history center. eric will introduce our speakers and moderators to the discussion. washington history seminar is a collaborative effort of two organizations, the national association, and the wilson center's heritage and public policy program. we have served as a nonpartisan forum to discuss new historical findings, insights and publications central to the missions of our organization. behind the scenes, two individuals helped produce this event, rachel weekly for the national history center and peter --, from the wilson center. our thanks to both of them. we would like to acknowledge our supporters and welcome your support. details on how to support the seminar are in the chat right now, or simply go to our institutional websites. we welcome your support. finally, please join us next

. >> and then in 1962 of doctor mason in the room with the enormous conservation effort over 600 hours of work. the marshall house was transferred to the stewardship of the virginia antiquities and in 1913 the house was open to the public on that opening weekend the star attraction for the harvey sisters. when emily died in 1920 it was part of the permanent collection. what has been exhibited in various spots around the house generally shown in the mansion including the smithsonian 1967. for many years of display, exposure to late light and stress on the fibers by hanging at have compounded to the fragility of the remarkable object. sometimes it is the worst enemy. that make it more sensitive and those to be involved in the processing of black fabric and then that structure and also increases the rate so also to be sensitive to changes of temperature and humidity as well as exposure to uv rays. with the many years of display and needed the intervention. since 2005 and only put out for special occasions and here is jennifer with the associate justice sotomayor or when she came to the ho

chris mason, our political editor, with the latest at westminster.bc news 0nline at bbc.co.uk/news, or by using the bbc news app. buckingham palace says the queen will appoint the next prime minister at balmoral, her estate in aberdeenshire, where in line with tradition, she is spending the summer months. incoming prime ministers are usually seen at buckingham palace, and this is the first time in the queen's long reign that the location has changed. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell is here. of course there is interest in the tradition and breaks with tradition, nick, but possibly more interest in why it has happened? yes. nick, but possibly more interest in why it has happened?— nick, but possibly more interest in why it has happened? yes. huw, this is really all — why it has happened? yes. huw, this is really all about _ why it has happened? yes. huw, this is really all about the _ why it has happened? yes. huw, this is really all about the queen's - is really all about the queen's health and well—being. as we know, thatis health and well—

so i ditched, i've had russia go log when he kind of printed okay here for install mason office, you had offered your doctors your copier. so i've yet to russia go. this time only one of the men this caught i was like, oh my god. oh no, no, i'm not lucy. there he'll be. oh no, you didn't. madam. allow you to cry. you look like a child. i'm a little bit about the boys. yeah. the young man knows what awaits him. he'll go straight to jail and could face his sentence of up to 5 years. this isn't the 1st time he's been caught. his already spends 2 years in prison with . ringback no one please, or till i have a 4 year old daughter happen to wife. i never with you feel saudi for these guys because if you look at the, if you look at the india they move in. i mean, yes. these are mine. yes. yes, we can only accommodate so many people in terms of employment. you can't give employment to everyone just in this facility. so our mind, we're looking at about id 1000, displaced people for a month to be us up to on july. what a, what do that people do for an income they, they get involved in this mos

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tactic of just admitting what he has to admit and once more has been proven, you will admit more masons that much more doubtful that there is no memory at all. prosecutor stressed the chancellor is not the target of the investigation. speaking after the hearing shot said he acted appropriately. he had them off. i admit i had prepared myself for it to take longer than now. but the fact that it was done quick and speedy, also speaks for the fact that everything is now on the table. and one can also draw the clear conclusion. there was nothing. there was no influence kind of interesting on the game. turned on. this was the chancellor's 2nd appearance before the investigators. his political opponents already seen. it shouldn't be the last or just when the world was getting the hand on the cobra 19 pandemic. along comes another new medical puzzle. 19 countries have reported monkey pox cases so far. with over 30000 confirmed infections, while this is not spread as easily as the corona virus, governments are concerned and demands for vaccine or rising. india has seen very few cases as of yet,

tactic of just admitting what he has to admit and once more has been proven, you will admit more masons that much more doubtful that there is no memory at all prosecutor's dress. the chancellor is not the target of the investigation speak and after the hearing shalt said, he acted appropriately. he had them off. i admit i prepared myself for it to take longer. but the fact that it was done quick and speedy, also speaks for the fact that everything is now on the table. and one can also draw the clear conclusion. there was nothing. there was no influence kind of interest on the game. turned on. this was the chancellor's 2nd appearance before the investigators. his political opponents already seen. it shouldn't be the lust, finland's prime minister, santa marin, has defended her right to have a private life after a video of her parting with friends, was leet. online video shows moran celebrating with well known influences and artists wherein says she did nothing illegal and has now taken a drug test to prove it. ah, an innocent knight out with friends or dereliction of public duty, finland

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it's almost like george mason back in the 18th century. if you take our militia, we will be left defenseless against all of these people. you think about the couple in st. louis, when black flies matter march and they came out of their homes with their guns aimed at these people who did not have weapons. when you think about the language of ron johnson talking about i wasn't afraid about thatinsurrection . because these were law-abiding people. if that had been black lives matter, that narrative of being left defenseless with gun safety laws. being left defenseless to black people who were as we get the narrative, because of these on this guns of families that have dealt with gun violence, white families that have dealt with gun violence are in a health group, a support group and the issue of gun safety comes up. they are like no, we don't want any of those lost because they will take our guns and then those folks from st. louis will come and take everything that we have area that's what you're looking at. how anti-blackness short-circuits

this is the price that many south africans occupied or the mason that the agency government that's made in south africa. ok, dakota, what's your response to that? is this your miss? no, we're all the challenges, but we have air disingenuous to say about c. busy when we go, i know before we go into the family, call us back or social well bring it to consideration and we'll. ready to reinvest in the economy, which has not been the case where was 17 recover and cobalt monies which were lost from corruption. but we still expect the private sector to bring that part, which has not been particularly in terms of green, but you know, about the equipment they paid on drug sector. we we does that thing today. they have an investment which is click but which is a summer country, the new part to be column. and i don't think that the best interest of any body it would be important that all of us. ringback together about social boats we get. busy all kinds of bank it was supposed to be any game or not can baby born like me saying that the a call today because those are those where the funds, i don't

while i was focusing on april 15, some of this slightly pleaded -- repeated, mason has -- nixon said after we met on april 15 is that he had a tape of the -- next claiming i had immunity. he misunderstood what i was saying that i was formerly -- he just misunderstands it and tells peterson in a phone call that he thinks -- i am claiming i am immunized. it was a fundamental misunderstanding. the whole word gets out and peterson raises with 540 -- lawyer, the things he -- he thinks he has immunity and he doesn't have it. my lawyer says he doesn't think he has immunity. he has formal immunity on the basis to discuss those with prosecutors. there is that point coming up. >> you may have given information that you believe that april 15 meeting with the president was taped and you were being asked leading questions. have you ever asked the white house if you were taped? >> i raised with my lawyer and i don't know if you race with his prosecutors but after i was told that i had been saved -- taped -- my lawyer told me that he had received word that i have been taped -- that was on this apri

this is your perry mason moment. i gave my phone -- >> jones had previously told attorneys he had no texts involving the 2012 sandy hook elementary school massacre. testifying in an earlier deposition, he had searched the text messages on his phone for the term "sandy hook" and came back with nothing. >> i had several -- several different phones with this number but i did, yeah. i mean, that's why you got it. >> now, mr. jones, that's not what i got. >> my lawyers sent it to you, but i'm hiding it. okay. >> mr. jones, please just answer questions. >> that trove of text messages could also be used in an upcoming trial in connecticut involving other sandy hook parents. the bombshell moment coming after jones spent years repeatedly suggesting the shooting was a hoax. >> the whole thick is a giant hoax. the whole thing was fake. >> but under oath he admitted that wasn't true. >> i think sandy hook happened. i think it's a terrible event and i think we need to protect our children from mentally ill psychopaths and i think