it's held by mortis and tennen joints. it's a architecturals masterpiece. it's such a recognizable symbol. it's a spectacular thing. it is topped by a gilded acorn which is the current acorn is the replacement -- it's a reproduction of the original 18th century acorn. topped by a lightning rod designed to pink minimum franklin's specifications. in the 19th cent during the war of 1812 the dome was used as a lookout. it affords a commanding view of the chesapeake bay. we have documentation of the william barny going up to the statehouse dome and using his excellent glass to observe the troop movements back and forth up the bay in september of 1814. we have now ventured out of the 18th century portion of the statehouse into the new annex, the part built between 1902 and 1905 by modern architects. it certainly had add add grand entrance. you see the grand set of steps which lead to a pair of massive bronze doors. the state seal and state symbols. we are now standing on the house of delegates chambers one of the spaces added in the new annex. it's a side that ho

. >> rick and morty. even though nick asked him to do something painful and excruciating, he still loves us. >> nick from "right this minute" wants me to sing that song backwards while having my chest waxed. okay. >> well, he's got some news to share. he decided to share it with us. it's something near and dear to his heart. let's get to it. we've got him live via skype. hey. >> so almost a year ago, we were doing a backwards talking video for a group called southeast sites here in charlotte, north carolina. and i was talking to one of the people there and he told me that i'm absolutely brilliant because i can do this. >> dude. this is amazing. it's a gift. it's not something that we need to fix. >> i said that's very strange you say that, because i've had a lot of trouble with things like school and stuff in my life. i said can you tell me why that is. he said absolutely. you have asperger's syndrome. i was like, my gosh. you're right. i learned to talk backwards when i was 5. my brain simply understood

there is humor in it even though it was dead pym very dead almost like rigor mortis in humor but. but i was i would say you know this is just one way of getting the message oh i think writing articles. you know going to demonstrations finding completely different creative ways of spreading you know a rallying cry this was intended to be a rallying cry basically just our little way of doing it you know like the hash tag d.n.c. take was posing as a d.n.c. person i said you know this is our d.n.c. take back thing but then afterwards it becomes about taking back the d.n.c. . and becomes a relic cry so what we do is just one of many many ways and if somebody wanted to do that kind of thing that we do i would say yes sure do it it's not rocket science figure it out you know we also give away all our secrets on our website yes lab dot org but. i would say also just think of what you can do to get the message out and more importantly create change so right now it feels like the most important thing one could do would be to run for office or support excellent candidates that are you know s