patrick henry takes somewhat center stage next month. patrick henry was, two people.ates voted no, such as george mason and they would be involved as leading anti-federalist in opposing ratification. but two people who weren't there, governor george clinton the great governor of new york. one of washington's closest friends, they were almost like brothers together since the time of the war and were investment partners, and patrick henry of virginia were leading anti-federalists but, see, patrick henry had not gone to the convention. he was elected a delegate from virginia but never showed up. if he had gone, maybe that's what washington meant that getting the constitution through the convention was little short of a miracle. that miracle might have been that patrick henry didn't show up. we'll talk more about patrick henry next moment any other questions? right down here. wait, he's going to hand up a microphone. thank you. well, good question. the question is how was the constitution written? it was written by a committee. it was started, because the other states wer

reading in this article further in 1993 this guy mariati claimed when patrick henry said give me liberty or give me death, that statement epitomized jihad. there are so many examples of this. examples of a palestinian attacking israeli families on a corner and getting shot dead -- or getting shot in response to this terror attack. and this guy called for justice to be called for the shooters here in the united states -- he was shot because he was attacking a bunch of israelis. this guy seems to be rather radical, mark hannah. it just feeds into a narrative that people have about whether the president is taking the advice of the right people and whether he's focused on the right things at this summit. >> i think he is. there were groups from this summit. you mentioned the christian people mentioning the bible. i've spoken with my friends who were at this summit and they mentioned groups from northern ireland there represented, the antidefamation league the sort of jewish group that rightly calls out and criticized anti-semitism. this was a diverse group, but it wasn't, i'll mention, this

that's what patrick henry says. >> why does yoga deserve its own pants? sweats aren't good enough?l imers. let's not forget that yoga is simply stretching for people who read the "new york times." and 90% of people who wear yoga pants aren't doing yoga at the time. they are usually buying cale kale at whole foods. i do yoga in the park. i wear orange cutoffs and white high knee socks they call me the curvey cream sickle. i don't need yoga pants. i think they are ogle pants. it's disgusting the things you see in parks. it's why i no longer walk my imaginary dog. >> thank god we have no visuals of gutfeld in central park. here in helena, montana the capital, there may be a bill introduced to ban yoga pants and i'm happy to hear what that you gentlemen would both vote against it. >> it's not like out in hollywood, where you are, bill roller blading with jesse watters on venice beach where many people who wear yoga pants look good. i don't want to see melissa mccarthy's butt crack. >> perhaps if you make that case in the montana state legislature they will pass it gentlemen, thank you.

reading in this article further in 1993 this guy mariati claimed when patrick henry said give me liberty or give me death, that statement epitomized jihad. there are so many examples of this. examples of a palestinian attacking israeli families on a corner and getting shot dead -- or getting shot in response to this terror attack. and this guy called for justice to be called for the shooters here in the united states -- he was shot because he was attacking a bunch of israelis. this guy seems to be rather radical, mark hannah. it just feeds into a narrative that people have about whether the president is taking the advice of the right people and whether he's focused on the right things at this summit. >> i think he is. there were groups from this summit. you mentioned the christian people mentioning the bible. i've spoken with my friends who were at this summit and they mentioned groups from northern ireland there represented, the antidefamation league the sort of jewish group that rightly calls out and criticized anti-semitism. this was a diverse group, but it wasn't, i'll mention, this

of the southern education foundation, and ingrid, a principal of patrick henry elementary school in alexandriaginia. mr maguire, let me start with you. the numbers are a little shocking, only because they so overstate the number of americans living in poverty, and the number of children living in poverty, why is the number of public schoolchildren so much higher than the other figures? >> ray i think the answers has do with the changing demographics in the country. the other kid that are in and will be in the public schools for the foreseeable future. >> does public education concentrate poor kids. is that number risen, in fact by the possibility of more middle class and upper class kids not using the system around the country? >> i think that we've had a complicated story about public schools leading scam to try to leave, but what is concentrated in the schools is where they live >>> have you seen this in your years of public schooling that the population in a school building is going up, and the rising. >> absolutely. in the school where i am currently we increased from 74 years. >> is that

and do that the school system wants to either make upgrades to patrick henry elementary or demolish theweet saying the out of date buildings were creating a strain on their budget needs. city council will have the final say on what happens to that old building. >>> this morning we're learning more about the resignation agreement for superintendent joshua starr. starr will receive about $100,000 in unpaid salary through june he's also being allowed to tip driving a county issued car through next month and can stay on the school's health plan through the end of the year. starr will stop working on february 16 his resignation was announced on tuesday after several reports that he was not seeing eye to eye with the school board. >>> today you will see some new treasures if you're visiting the national gallery of art in the district. it is acquiring a treasure trove of art from the now defunct corcoran gallery. corcoran closed last year fp. it has an estimate $2 billion worth of art. so worth going to see some of the new pieces. national gallery is just -- >> gorgeous. it's an experience. >>

to do that the school system wants to either make upgrades to patrick henry elementary school and bui a new one. the school says the out of date buildings were treating a stwran on their capital improvement budget. the city council will have the final say on what happens to the old building. >>> if your son or daughter is applying to virginia tech he or she is not wloon. the university says applications for admission have increased more than 7% this year. the admissions office says that it has received more than 22,000 freshman applications. school officials say they have also received more than 9,000 applications for the college of engineering. big push for s.t.e.m.. there are 1600 available spots, though. >>> new concerns about the measles outbreak after a number of new cases are reported. why the age of these latest victims and where they were exposed is sparking concern among parents. >>> you will need to make sure your kids didn't leave their winter coats and hats and gloves behind when they're running out the door this morning. amelia seegal joins you have live with your bus sto

and from mlk highway to patrick henry drive, a 42-minute commute.ll send it back you to. >>> the phenomenon house of cards always captivates the washington area but it's never been super safe for your children till now. >> you know frank underwood if you love the series but now you get to meet frank underwolf. tommy mcfly joins us to explain. good morning, tommy. >> yeah. maybe you were like, gosh, is it too soon to teach my little tyke about house of cards? luckily yesterday "sesame street" pretty much broke the internet when they released their house of cards parody. we've got of course all the capitol hill favorites like the capital supreme court and the white house of cards. so frank underwolf, that diabolical fellow tries to make his way through. let's give a listen. >> now the white brick house is mine. finally i get what i deserve. >> okay, now, guys, huff and puff. [ huffing and puffing ] >> ah! >> our plan worked. we fooled you. >> yeah, just wasn't a house of bricks at all. it was just a house of cards. >> i'm not sure kevin spacey could h

priorities is tackling enrollment growth and to do that the school system wants to its make upgrades to patrick henryary or demolish it and build a new one. they say the out of date buildings were creating strain on ha their budget needs. sbloo this morning we're learning more about the resignation agreement for montgomery county school superintendent joshua starr. according to the gazette, starr will receive about $100,000 in unpaid salary through june. he'll also be allowed to continue driving a county issued car through next month and can stay on the school's health plan through the end of the year. starr will stop working on february 16th. his resignation was announced on tuesday after several reports that said he wasn't seeing eye to eye with the school board. >>> if you have a student at the university of maryland brace yourself. a 5% hike in tuition fees may soon be a reality. starting next year. maryland's governor says the hikes will be needed to make ends meet. he says unless more federal help is given, there is no other choice. the university currently has a $47 million budget hole. a hiri

patrick henry of virginia mocked the delaware ratification convention. it sat for a day and a half, i think. it's been all of its time writing -- it spent all of its time writing and adopting an offer of 100 square miles to the federal government for the location of the seat of government as the constitution specified. this is a rather large part of the state of delaware. pennsylvania followed suit several days later with ratification and an offer of 100 square miles anywhere in the state of pennsylvania, except for philadelphia, which was its only port. now, it would be perfectly fine for congress, according to the pennsylvania ratification convention, to choose germantown which is now central philadelphia. but at the time was not. i have had the cold. other states ratified by june 1788. nine states have ratified. the drafters of the constitution provided it did not take unanimity to ratify, only 3/4 of the states. so it was ratified. congress started debating when the new government would meet, when the president would be elected, and where it would me

the compares favorably with patrick henry for historic revolutionary speech -- his stirring revolutionary speed. may he continue to grow that he may be of service in people. i have the honor of presenting mr. frederick douglass. [applause] [humming] ♪ >> ♪ oh freedom oh freedom woah freedom ohver me and before i be a slave i will be buried in my grave and go home to my lord and be free ♪ modified -- through you mind if i sing that again? ♪ oh freedom woah freedom woah freedom over me and before i be a slave i will be buried in my grave and go home to my lord and be free ♪ oh freedon. -- freedom. sweet freedom. how good it is to sing a free song. the melody that was better in my bondage case of sweet honey and next-door in my freedom -- vector in my freedom -- nectar in my freedom. i am frederick douglass. i was born a slave in calvert county on the eastern shore of maryland. many were the atrocities that i witnessed their. at the age -- there. at the age of seven, i was sent to live with my brother in the city of baltimore. and against my objections, i learned to read. and as i read the v

and hamilton were supposed to be opposed, but in many ways they were not opposed -- washington, patrick henry sam adams, james otis, roger sherman. that group -- and i refer to all of them, as you know, many times in the book -- represented this consensus of ideas i was just discussing. c-span: you have a footnote in here, and i'm trying to find it because i underlined it -- a breakdown on all the religions that the founding fathers belonged to. were they all religious people? >> guest: no, not all of them. and, of course, being religious means different things to different people. the footnote to which you refer is a calculation by a man named w.w. sweet, who was a scholar of these matters, who looked at the formal religious affiliations of the founding fathers. and this goes, again, to the question of the way we're taught our history and maybe it would be useful, if i might, just to mention what i think is the conventional view, which is that the founders were skeptics deists... c-span: what is a deist? >> guest: a deist is something a -- voltaire, for example, was a deist -- someone who be

i am patrick henry. there at the very beginning of the stage.eaders are asking for military assistance? >> yes. the leaders, very brave. when asked by the press, are you supporting defense of a to the ukraine, they said, i am there for that reason there it an extraordinary statement by christian leader. understanding that his citizenry , they're being killed by the russians, no ability to defend themselves. host: efforts by the ukraine and the united states, representative mark of ohio, the congressional ukrainian caucus founder and cochair. you have questions about this, you can give her a call and ask her questions. -- and if you want to send us an e-mail, you can do so. it was a joint hearing with chancellor merkel that the president referenced ukraine, talking little bit about the weapons aspect and talked about the sanctions currently going on there it want you to listen to a little bit of what they had to say and then get your reaction area -- reaction. [video clip] >> the international community together can ratchet up the cost for sovere

i of patrick henry. they are just part of this tender stage. >> host: also religious leaders are asking for military assistance? >> yes. actually their leader made a trip to the united states a very brave man said are you supporting defense he said i've here for the reason that is an extraordinary statement from a christian leader. understanding that his citizens are being killed by the russians with no ability to defend themselves. >> host: looking from the united states with the congressional you greedy and caucus co-chair has cautioned about this for you can call and ask questions. it was a joint hearing with chancellor merkle so to talk about though weapons aspect but also the sanctions and we will get your reaction to this. >> what we have said is the international community came together to ratchet up the cost for the violation of a sovereign terry -- sovereignty and russia has a significant cost for its actions of eastern ukraine. it has not yet dissuaded mr. putin that he is wrong. but it has cre

patrick henry college held that for seven straight years and this is better than the ivy leagues and we won it. the number one moot court team in the country is from morehouse. the number one debate team, that is we just won a championship panamerican championship, morehouse won that and we had two teams to enter and both made it to the finals. i know art haywood was on the debate team at morehouse when he was here so we're still doing quite, quite well. thanks for your call, art. >> host: just a quick google search, art haywood is a new state senator from pennsylvania. is that the same one? >> guest: that's the same one and he is a morehouse man and we're proud of him. >> host: norb from mercer, wisconsin, on our others line. good morning. >> caller: good morning. john, thank you very much. i really appreciate what you're doing, and i think it's up to the individual to make it or break it and you're doing a great job, and keep up the good work and let's all get along. thank you. bye. >> guest: all right, thanks for the love. always good to get some love. thanks for the love. >> host

i'm patrick henry. so they're just at the very beginning of this tender stage in building their nation state. >> these are parliament leaders, and religious leaders coming and asking for military assistance? >> yes. in fact the leader, patriarch's last trip to the united states, very brave and faith-filled man when asked by the press are you supporting defensive aid to ukraine, he said i am here for that reason. that's an extraordinary statement by a christian leader. and understanding that his citizenry, they're being killed by the russians with no ability to defend themselves. >> efforts on ukraine by the united states, taking a look at the issue there. marcy owe hio. if you have questions about this, you can call and ask her questions. if you want to send us an e-mail do so at journal@c-span.org. you talked about the weapons aspect, but talked about the effective sanctions going on. i want you to listen to what he had to say and get your reaction to it. >> what we have said is that the international

as john-patrick smith reports, there are -- john henry smith reports there are worries it could be vulnerable to fire. >> reporter: fire roared through this complex in edgewater new jersey. >> it advanced quickly into the hallways and ceilings. >> reporter: the flames lit up the sky. >> it billowed and the roof blew off. >> reporter: it took more than 12 hours to control and drove more than 1,000 from their homes, including norm golding, joy and their dog lexie. >> good girl. >> they couldn't put it out. it took them so long. >> reporter: they couldn't put it out at all. >> not at all. >> reporter: this is what is left of the apartment building that caught on fire. 240 units gone in a flash. since that night, a lot of attention has been paid a lot of finger pointed at what is inside the walls of this building, and other like it videos the country. >> it's called lightweight wood. it's o compost of smaller pieces of wood chips pressed and glued toot. light -- glued together. lightweight wood is used throughout homes in the country, including the avalon here. >> it's lightweight construction wh

henry. you see him there at yankees stadium. that's his favorite place in the world. with grandsons frank and patrick.im through this health episode. we just love you and your son. get better. we're rooting for you, buddy. >> he's a great guy. they love watching "the five" too. all the best. >> k.g. you're up. >> who would like to buy some snow or water that was snow and melted, because boston -- let me tell you, boston strong they turned it into something positive, the snow. you've got a massachusetts man selling this record-setting snow for $89. this is capitalism in the free market people. he's found a way to pack it and get it anywhere in the u.s. >> one bottle is $89? >> yeah that or get the actual snow and make snow balls and throw it at people in california. also love you to watch hannity tonight. and also hearts i leave behind that is benefitting the chris kyle foundation just hit number one on the country music charts. >> i've got to say, three one more things in one. that's a record. >> i had to make up for the other day. >> set your dvrs so you never miss an episode of "the five." "special

patrick's year was already full. he couldn't get in. but plenty of others did. some helped in the cleanup campaign in the run-up to reopening. isaac and henryn their final year. i asked them if they still have worries about ebola. henry said he was concerned that his school friends might pass the disease to him and then he'd take it back to his own family. isaac thought the teachers might infect him. but nevertheless, you're going to come? >> yeah. >> you will come? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: every public building in liberia these days has a bucket with chlorinated water and washing hands is a rule which is very strictly adhered to. we've seen that ebola has caused various sorts of heartbreak. it's also complicated the date of the reopening of the school system. all of the schools have now got to have a bucket of color ratehlorinated water and a thermometer to take the temperature of children as they come through to make sure none of them have a fever. but it will take more than that to make some schools safe. this one was used as a holding center for ebola patients. the local community objected violently to sick people being brought here. the