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there are the two civil warships that live in a nationa the natil memory. the monitor and the merrimack. and there is a good reason for this. they were the first -- the first two steam powered ships but there's more to it than that. in hours or minutes the japanese fleet was broken in four minutes but there's never been a battle quite like this one. it was a testing of brand-new to allergy that changed everything in a single morning. it is three days after the wright brothers went off to see and won a stunning victory for their country. and in a love of writing it as a contest between the degree in society and the industrial one and of course that is largely true. but it was the south, the agrarian south that brought the technology into the fight. when the war broke out, half of the media if you are worried about this, think about that one. [laughter] they've redesigned their commissions &-and-sign south, but they didn't take any ships with them so the secretary in the navy had to file with a lot of good officers and just six ships put them on. he was a goo

next question goes to bad boy from the nationa "national enqu" yes, you're real.es i do think hillary adopted an alien baby, yeah, yeah. we already talked about trump's anti-media crew said yesterday but the press conference was a scary glimpse into the future of what we might be able to expect from a donald trump presidency. let's start by looking at the spectacle, which is all trump wanted ug to be looking at yesterday. trump shared the stage with what can only be described as manila mountain. >> these are papers are just some of the many documents i've signed turning over complete and total control to my sons. >> trevor: good lord! that's a lot of paper! so much paper! ( laughter ) what is he doing there? looks like a police chief showing off a homework drug bust. as you can see, we found a lot of math, we found a lot of accounting. yeah, but jokes aside, you have to be impressed. look how much work he's been doing for america. but don't look too close because if you do you might start to notice things. for instance, the paper inside the folders doesn't look li

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he will become the top dip nationa diplomat. joining us to discuss the busy day in office. author ellis henic henican. >> good morning. >> let's talk about the day. he had meetings with business leaders. he said we will make things here. fulfilling what he said in the inaugural address. buy american and hire american. the ceos are listening to him. he will punish them if they don't. he will put 35% tariffs on things. listen to the president about the trade stance and telling companies hire more people. >> we think we can cut regulations by 75%. maybe more. the one thing that surprised me going around and meeting with the people at the table and meeting with the small business owners. if i gave them a choice of this massive tax decrease that we're giving for business, for everybody, but for business, or the cutting down of regulation. if i took a vote, the regulation wins 100%. >> he said we want to make products here. you start making products here. this is what you will get in return. this is the dealmaker. this is the first week where he will remake america's relationship

america's first nationa was my last stop, on a year-long quest to visit every national park.ll 59 of them. as a journey that began with a hike in the dark one year ago today. i joined a small group of strangers on the top of cadillac mountain in maine to see the first rays of sun hit the contiguous united states. i wanted to get a head start on 2016, the 100th anniversary of the national parks service. i knew i had a lot of ground to cover. soon, i was underground, at mammoth cave in kentucky. then underwater at biscayne in florida. walking across stand and soil. the lowest point in the united states. the 59 national parks are spread out across the country. and for most of the trip, i drove. it was sometimes scary. when i did hop on to a plane, the change in landscape was even more dramatic. one week, i was marveling at lava in hawaii. the next i was in awe of a glacier in alaska. setting aside these places for enjoyment of all was and is a uniquely american idea, and i've never felt prouder to be an american. it was certainly an interesting year to be crisscrossing the count