attorneys like patrick henry or thomas jefferson. see a growth of attorneys in the legal profession at this time. finally, the enforcement sat in the boxes on either side, the sheriff and deputy sheriff. they would serve writs of orange and subpoenas. they would ensure that the orders of the -- writs of order and subpoenas. they would ensure that the orders of the court were carried out. they are paid for everything they do. there is a fee schedule and a sidewall. much did the function of the court change from being a colony before the revolution and after? tom: that's a fascinating question. most historians would say it changed very little. they took down the king's coat of arms. save theped saying god came and started saying god save the commonwealth of virginia -- stopped saying "god save the saying "godtarted save the commonwealth of virginia." they would draw a line through part of the preprinted form, so very few changes. the very first thing that would session ishe court the very first day the clerk of the court would usually

patrick henry responds with a 3 of their own. rakwan manns beating the buzzer, cutting the deficit to two.and ph by two, 38-36. it was certainly a season to remember for the virginia cavaliers baseball team last year. not only did they make it to omaha for the 4th time in seven years, but for the first time in school history, the wahoos won the national championship. uva is back at practice, the team using the indoor football facilities today. head coach, brian o'connor is entering into his 13th season managing the hoos, and it will be an even mix this year on the diamond for the hoos, with 17 returners and 17 newcomers on the squad. virginia is picked to finish second in the acc's coastal division, behind the miami hurricanes. uva opens up their season on february 19th, but the team will be officially putting a bow on last season, when they receive their national championship rings at a ceremony tomorrow night. connor jones, virginia pitcher: "i'm excited for tomorrow. i think some of us almost forgot, because it's been so long

in the general court, there would be attorneys like patrick henry or thomas jefferson. increasingly, we see a growth of attorneys as a legal profession at the time. finally, the enforcement officers who sat in the boxes on either side of the sheriff and deputy share. warrants,d writs and summons and subpoenas, and should the orders of the court was varied out and order was kept in the court. they are paid by fees for everything they do. the clerks and the sheriff all have the fees set by laws and that is the fee schedule on the wall right there. >> how much did the function of the chord change from being a colony during the revolution and after? court function of the change from being a colony during the revolution and after? >> they stopped saying god save the king ends target saying god save the commonwealth of toginia and they continue use the same paperwork that started out with the phrase "by the grace of god and king george the third, king of great britain, france, india ireland ireland," and they were just a line through it because the paper was so expensive to p

patrick henry responds with a 3 of their own. rakwan manns beating the buzzer, cutting the deficit to two. and ph would go onto win it by two, 38-36. after being postponed because of the snow last week, the big orange wrestling tournament got rolling friday afternoon for the first of the 2-day event. while the field was trimmed from 33 teams to 17 because of rescheduling conflicts for some schools, the william byrd-hosted showcasing some of the best talent in southwest and central virginia. the blue demons of christiansburg are back for more and looking to defend their 2015 title, but have some tough competition to get past in the host team and others in the area. thomas kessler, william byrd head wrestling coach, "definitely christiansburg and ph. they have two strong teams. they'll probably have a lot of guys in the finals so it'll be fun to watch. the team's looking pretty good. we've been banged-up a lot of the season. adam catron at 170, noah harrilla at 152 and hunter kemper at 138 are all of our top guys so we're looking f

the constitution was written, patrick henry stated well, the constitution was written not to restrain you and the people, but to restrain the government. the history of our country is the history of trying to restrain despotism. it happened with the magna carta. they tried to limit the power of the king. when our founding fathers wrote the constitution, they wanted to significantly limit the power of the presidency. the power to go to war was given to congress. a declaration of war is supposed to come from congress. i can tell you one thing. if i am president, we will not go to war without a declaration of war. [applause] you may have noticed the powers that be decided they did not want me in the debate last time. we object to that and we think it was a dirty, rotten, no good deal. we think the polls indicate we should have been there. we tied for fourth in the last poll. we have been alone in front of several of the candidates in the des moines poll. but for better or worse, i think i provide a unique perspective that is healthy for the party. we may not all agree on every issue. but

he was last seen at his home on john pickney lane near patrick henry drive. police tell us that was around seven this morning. a spokesperson for the fire department in williamsburg says zeb doesn't have a history of running away. they also said, he does not have coat. 10 on your side's erin kelly is in wburg if you have seen zeb, please call police immediately. an explosion in turkey killed one person and hurt three others. it happened in a school near the syrian border. turkey's state-run news agency said ambulances took the injured people to a local hospital. they did not say what caused the explosion. there was damage to a garden at the school, and a car parked in the area. the school evacuated and the mayor of the city where it happened says no children are hurt. the mayor told turkish television that the explosion may have been caused by mortars fired from syria. the iraqi defense video of what it says are airstrikes against isis militants and their hideouts. the footage is said to show attacks in salahuddin province, about 126 miles north of baghdad. a

a group of singers at patrick henry community college are once again offering singing telegrams. the "patriot players" are taking requests from people who want them to come and sing for their significant others. each request costs 25-bucks... which organizers say will help the group become more sustainable. get a song of roughly one minute and a rose with a card sent from your sweetheart. we'll try to accommodate a song, so if there's a special song that means something to your one for you." for more on how to request a singing telegram... visit our website... w- s-l-s dot com. when you see news happening, we want to hear from you. call us at 1-800- see news ... or e-mail digital pictures to news-at-wsls- dot-com. you can also let us know about stories or upload photos to our facebook page ... stay with us for w-s-l-s ten at 5-30. if you need a reason to start celebrating super bowl 50 early - i'll give you two. get a large,1-topping pizza foronly 50 cents better ingredients. better pizza. terry mcauliffe, governor - "we've tried to do this for years and years and years. this is

and it hit me that this was the virginia i always knew about, read about in terms of what patrick henry had to say. i lived only several blocks away from st. john's church. and i would go there as a boy, and the stewart, mr. spencer, was a friend of my families. he always got great tips from the people who were there, and he was always kind to me. always give me a nickel, and i would stand on the street waiting for them to come by. my mother would say, you're begging. no, i'm just waiting for mr. spencer. when you think about what patrick henry had to say there, when i read about the declaration of independence and let us my mother, all men are created equal, they are endowed by the creator with certain unalienable rights, life, liberty and pursuit of happiness, does that mean me? me? she said yes, absolutely. i say then, there's something wrong. no, it means you. the streetcar lines ended one block from where i lived. which means if you got on the streetcar to go someplace, it wasn't ever full because he was at the end of the line. so we would get on and she would say, come on, let's g

patrick henry's tombola sindihebura turns rustburg's moats luke and puts the clamps on him for the pin. -to the 145's... pulaski county's wayne donaldson with the gramby roll on hidden valley's andrew vail to get the reversal.. later donaldson uses the far-side cradle on vail for the "w". -moving up to the 152 weight class.. brookeville's morgen vair locks in a near side cradle and turns harrilla on his back to get the pin. more wrestling at the highlander invitational at glenver.. in the 113's.. rural retreat's trey boyd with the "fireman's carry" on glenvar's teon vu.. later boyd grapevines vu for the pin. -170 weight class now.. jace wheeler from parry mccluer "sinks in a half" ... turns northside's chrishaun miller to get the win. -and finally 182 pounds.. stanton bar" on james river's jesse carter for the stack and the pin. the uva men;s basketball team has won 3- straight..ranked 11th in the country they were on the road against #16 louisville. the white out in effect for this one..just ask cardinal's coach rick pitino.. he got the memo! - a very slow start for louisville.. but r

i spoke with patrick henry who was still county period. >> . >> reporter: how long is the city going to let this go on? and it is not helping - - happening on city property. >> that perpetuates the problem that is going back and forth. >> it would have been different on city property. >> reporter: mike chip would said that he has instructed them not to trespass. in the last few weeks is officers have responded to nearly 200 calls here, ranging two extra calls, assaults, and other offenses. but they cannot arrest them here because they say it is illegal. even the supreme court ruling backs it up. the homeless are free to be here on this they have a shelter to go to, something leaders have not finished for nearly two months. because this is a pound - - county building, and they are not trespassing, i went to and johnson and spoke with them about how he is involved. i will have more of that in my >>> a video paints a chilling picture of what happened the night a work - - and orlando woman was killed and her security guard was charged with her murder. this video shows how trusting she wa

conviction stand bob mcdonnell will go down as the only governor in virginia history dating back to patrick henry to ever go to prison. the supreme court justices said friday that they will review the lower court rulings in the case prosecutors argue that mcdonnell was convicted based on a well established principle that it's illegal for public official to accept a personal benefit in exchange for his agreement to influence government matters but mcdonnell in his defense team maintained he was convicted based on an overly broad definition of bribery yes i am surprised that they've decided to take this case i guess what really support in the images for you that were sent in in support of the supreme court taking this case many other former attorney general and other high ranking government official that in their support for bob mcdonnell in explaining to the court that they believed this was an important enough case and had a wide enough bread that made it useful for the court to take the case up so that they could make a final pronouncement on what really is required. improving the hobbs act viol

the game is next thursday at patrick henry high school at 7pm. admission is free. there will be a silent auction and raffle. wdbj7's travis wells and karen loftus will be playing. manager in roanoke receive a global award for all of her hard work. geanina poff is the manager of the route 460- orange avenue mcdonald's. and today she received the ray kroc award. it's a prize that recognizes the top performing mcdonald's managers globally. poff was one of 340 mcdonald's managers around the world to receive the honor, which includes a 25- hundred dollar cash prize and a trophy. she has been working for the company for 18 years. geanina poff mcdonald's restaurant manager "i've worked really hard to get this award. with the help of my team, managers and supervisors i was able to accomplish it. i'm really overwhelmed and excited in april, poff will go to an awards gala in orlando, florida. this might be a great weekend to get hear that too much thatalways love see those snow we sunrise photos from a coating sin in this in nuts been a beautiful day across parts of the moun

glover: ves head coach, curtis staples, was also a highly-touted player coming out of roanoke's patrick henry high school, and went onto a successful career at uva. sacha killeya-jones: "he's been a nationally-ranked guy, he was at oak hill, a mcdonald's all-american, set records in college in the acc, went to the nba, played overseas. he's been everywhere in the basketball world you of the most common denomenators in our similar paths is just the work ethic. sacha works extremely hard, and i did the same growing up." zac glover: and while sacha was, at first, going to follow in his coach's footsteps by committing to play at virginia, he has since changed his mind, signing with kentucky. sacha killeya-jones: "i had just taken a visit to virginia, and i really liked it, and i still like virginia a lot. coach bennett was great with me, and i committed, and i didn't really think a whole lot about it. i started to think about it, and talk to my parents a little bit more. we figured we should just take a step back. i really thought, after my visit, coach calipari and kentucky would really be the b

three macy's are closing and wrote three other ones will remain open leaving small green worm on patrick henry mall in newport news. not a great way for area residents to start and again did napa ca tom does not replace a couple of places that was very very much the same quality think was his macy's closing before the sixty nine associates will lose their jobs in chesapeake square mall ninety five in oregon one hundred and six at the hampton store only they have some bad weather clothing dye though i not only was this visit and explore to this move by macy's is a nationwide cut back closing forty stores not good. while i was really disappointed because we lived in this area thirty years and this not a lot of shops and back out here live just like that respect residents and they're losing some confidence out here as far as the future of the mall well that's where the confidence seems to be dipping among shoppers we spoke to joe flanagan thirty news now the big retailers closing one hundred and fifty stores finish line made that announcement today the sporting good stores blaming a drop in sales

20 points for the patrick henry grad... highlanders up 12...2. do you know what coaches like??? coaches like goes who work for offensive rebounds... ed polite, junior cleans the glass and gets the putback... he had a double-double of 14 and 11...radford gets the conference road win, 90-81... south play... liberty on the road at gardner- webb... the flames looking to stay hot...1. i love this play... the give and go... the screen... the dunk by john dawson... he led liberty with 17... flames up 9...2. then check out the press break from liberty... the ball doesn't touch the ground until past half court... ezra talbert with the tough finish over his shoulder...the flames pick-up the 69-55 victory... that's a 3-game winning streak for liberty, and gets them to 5-5 in the conference... former cave spring standout and current los angeles clipper jj redick will soon be able to add "media member" to his list of duties... redick is teaming up with adrian wojnarowski of yahoo sports to do his own podcast... he will be the first active nba player with his own podcast... redick will appear

glover: ves head coach, curtis staples, was also a highly-touted player coming out of roanoke's patrick henry high school, and went onto a successful career at uva. sacha killeya-jones: "he's been a nationally-ranked guy, he was at oak hill, a mcdonald's all-american, set records in college in the acc, went to the nba, played overseas. he's been everywhere in the basketball world you could want to go." curtis staples: "one of the most common denomenators in our similar paths is just the work ethic. sacha works extremely hard, and i did the same growing up." zac glover: and while sacha was, at first, going to follow in his coach's footsteps by committing to play at virginia, he has since changed his mind, signing with kentucky. sacha killeya-jones: "i had just taken a visit to virginia, and i really liked it, and i still like virginia a lot. coach bennett was great with me, and i committed, and i didn't really think a whole lot about it. i started to think about it, and talk to my parents a little bit more. we figured we should just take a thought, after my visit, coach calipari and kentucky w

that quilt, which required almost a year of work, is now on display in the patrick henry building. roy is here is my guest. -- as my guest. i want to thank roy and his team who are thinking out-of-the-box, and for helping so many young people to learn valuable skills, and view the promise of their lives in terms of classrooms, and board runs, not courtrooms and jail houses. thank you for being here, roy. [applause] on friday, 73 new troopers and one special agent graduated virginia's 123rd class of the state police academy. we depend on these men and women to be there in a crisis. they depend on us to provide them with the adequate resources, and to establish common sense possibly -- policies and support of public safety. that is why i stood with the leaders of the virginia state police, sheriffs, and police chiefs to announce our executive order designed to better enforce gun laws that are already on the books. i am pleased that attorney general and secretary moran are cheering the joint strike force to prosecute gun crimes. it is my hope that we can work together on reasonable so

asking the basics needed for revolution, like french vanilla creamer. ( laughter ) it's just like patrick henry's battle cry at the boston tea party: "give me french vanilla or give me hazelnut! they're both yummy." ( cheers and applause ) , of course, there's one other slim possibility of how these folks could get supplies. it turns out they are not surrounded and there is absolutely no police presence. so they can come and go as they please. maybe they just don't have google maps. let me help you out here, fellas. just occupy sodhouse lane for about six miles. then occupy 205 north to 78 west, and get off by occupying the monroe exit. then you're at the safeway. where you can pick up your supplies and occupy any checkout lane you want. the 10 items or less lane. remember, freedom isn't free. and the french vanilla creamer is, like, $2.99 a bottle. we'll be right back with saoirse ronan. ( applause ) if you misplace your discover card, you can use freeze it to prevent new purchases on your account in seconds. and once you find it, you can switch it right on again. you're back! freeze it, only fr

the gap is leaving patrick henry mall in newport news. 10 on your side learned today the store inside the mall will close for good january 26th. the mall says rue 21 will fill that space. that store is scheduled to open in the spring. we're on your side with a warning about mandarin oranges sold at walgreens. the drug store chain is recalling eight ounce jars of "nice!" brand mandarin oranges. the f-d-a says at least three people report finding shards of glass is reported. walgreens have pulled the jars from store shelves. the flu is starting to make its way around the country. the centers for disease control says two states are now reporting widespread flu activity: north carolina and maryland. cases have also increased here in virginia, and in connecticut, iowa, massachusetts, new hampshire and pennsylvania . experts say there is still time to get a flu shot. flu season typically peaks around february. look at the scene inside this party supply store. we'll tell you what happened here today to cause this big mess. virginia lawmakers get back to work tomorrow in richmond. 10 on your

the house belongs to the father of daytona beach mayor derek henry and his brother, councilman patrick henry. no one was injured. no word on just how much damage was done. summer: a construction project that does not involve the i-4 project. meredith: how some people are trying to act before historic changes kick in. summer: fugitives run to police only to call to 911 for help. meredith: the northeast trying the effectth >> you' re watching wesh 2. summer: the historic capen house was split in half and moved across lake osceola in december 2013, where it was restored and preserved from demolition. and it' s now back in one piece,and it' s just one example of a historic home being spared. meredith: now the city is looking to make it more difficult to demolish historic live in winter park. michelle, some people are trying to take action before change kicks in? reporter: applications to demolish a home, they have gone up in winter park area something get is because the economy has improved, but others think it could be another factor. in the past 30 years in winter park, 60 homes have been cons

then we went to patrick henry, virginia. then we were supposed to be organized to go, like i told you before, and that is where we had our big riot there. give you an idea of the place there, we had a big drill between the black outfit and the white outfit. on that drill field at night they would come over and try to attack us for the simple reason they did not like the idea the px was on our side of the line. the telephone exchange was on our side. so, there's a conflict there. they did not like the way they were handling ourselves in px. and so, that's where the riot came up. and that is where they had the -- that's where they tried to attack us crossing this field. they attacked us. onimon.e that word gerno . we had men scattered every which way. everyone was in their shorts. when this happened. we had men scattering every which way. so, but some men went to the order -- where we kept most of our weapons and they fired across the seal. so, two of the soldiers on the other side were injured or killed. so, that kept us in n

the constitution was written, patrick henry stated well, the constitution was written not to restrain you and the people, but to restrain the government. the history of our country is the history of trying to restrain despotism. it happened with the magna carta. they tried to limit the power of the king. when founding fathers wrote the constitution, they wanted to significantly limit the power of the presidency. the power to go to war was given to congress. a declaration of war is supposed to come from congress. i can tell you one thing. if i am president, we will not go to war without a declaration of war. [applause] you may have noticed the powers that be decided they did not want me in the debate last time. we object to that and we think it was a dirty, rotten, no good deal. we think the polls indicate we should have been there. we tied for fourth in the last poll. but for better or worse, i think i provide a unique perspective that is healthy for the party. we may not all agree on every issue. but if we want to grow the party, you need a liberty movement, somebody who will go to t

i'm actually speaking to you, i'm in the governor's emergency command center in the patrick henry building, the governor's office. in addition, we have fully stood up our operations center in midlothian where we have several hundred folks over there with the state police, the guard. i need to stay on top of this. i need to monitor it, i need to be here, and i tell you, i was supposed to be away this weekend. i canceled all my travel to be here. i need to be here. people elected me to get things done, to be a problem solver and protect them. i can't do that honestly but sitting where i am right now, i have about 30 people sitting around the room looking at me now, representing all different parts of our law enforcement and v-dot who are instructing me, we are making decisions. i can't do that in another city or state on the telephone. i need to be here. >> thank you very much, terry mcauliffe, the governor calling from the situation room, the war room down there in richmond. d.c.'s mayor is now warning residents here to stay inside for what is predicted to be the storm of the century. >> we

patrick henry said -- i have no way of judging the future but by the past.s is a man who studies the past and because he does, he sees clearly where we are headed and what the solutions can be. he is also a lover of truth. he does not put up with lies or politicians or staff that lie to him. because he loves the truth, he speaks the truth. sometimes it is not easy. he loves the truth an up to tell the truth. he is also a friend. 18:24, if you -- are going to be a friend, you have to show yourself as friendly. he is very genuine. he is a friend of god. he is a friend to people of faith. he is a friend to those who love the constitution. he is a friend to those who have a set core of fixed principles. he is a friend of america. he is glenn beck. please welcome, glenn beck. [applause] hello, iowa. [applause] i am so happy to be here. so happy to be here. grandmother and my mother were born in at linkedin, -- attlington. just down the street. if it was not 400 degrees below zero, i would have stopped by and looked for the house. no thanks. i am glad you guys are

patrick henry said -- i have no way of judging the future but by the past. a man who studies the past and because he does, he sees clearly where we are headed and what the solutions can be. he is also a lover of truth. he does not put up with lies or politicians or staff that lie to him. because he loves the truth, he speaks the truth. sometimes it is not easy. he loves the truth an up to tell the truth. he is also a friend. proverbs 18:24, if you are going to be a friend, you have to show yourself as friendly. he is very genuine. he is a friend of god. he is a friend to people of faith. he is a friend to those who love the constitution. he is a friend to those who have a set core of fixed principles. he is a friend of america. he is glenn beck. please welcome, glenn beck. [applause] mr. beck: hello, iowa. [applause] i am so happy to be here. so happy to be here. my grandmother and my mother were born in attlington. just down the street. if it was not 400 degrees below zero, i would have stopped by and looked for the house. no thanks. i am glad you guys are

malcolm joining us from george mason university school of law where she works as the patrick henry professornstitutional law and the second amendment. dr. malcolm is a constitutional scholar active in the area of constitutional history, focusing on individual rights in britain and america. she has written numerous books and articles on gun control, the second amendment, and individual rights. atfessor malcolm taught princeton university, boston university, northeastern university and cambridge university. i want to thank all of you for joining us here today and we will start with attorney general strange. welcome to the committee. strange: thank you. i think vice-chairman mikulski for inviting me. i'm honored to accept your invitation to speak on an issue of importance to all americans -- reducing gun violence while ensuring the fundamental right of citizens to bear arms is not infringed. i was to commend your centrally becauseening this panel these goals are not mutually exclusive. my duty is to enforce the law and i am here today as the chief law enforcement officer to the law enforcement

that quilt, which required almost a year of work, is now on display in the patrick henry building. and roy is here as my guest. i want to thank roy and his entire team who are thinking out of the box and for helping so many young people to learn valuable skills and view the promise of their lives in terms of classrooms and boardrooms, not courtrooms and jailhouses. anthony, thank you for being here, roy. [ applause ] on friday 73 new troopers and one special agent graduated in have virginia's 123rd class at the state police basic academy. we depend on these men and women to be there in a crisis, and they depend on us to provide them with the adequate resources and to establish common sense policies and support of public safety. that is why i stood with the leaders of the havevirginia sta police, sheriffs, and police chiefs to announce our executivo order designed to better enforce gun laws that are already on the books. and i'm pleased that attorney and secretary moran are chairing our joint strike force to prosecute gun crimes. it is my hope that we can work together on reasonable

patrick henry said i have no weight judging the future but by the past. so this is a man who actually studies the past because he does he sees very clearly where we are headed up with a solution is going to be. is also a lover of truth. he doesn't put up with allies but i've watched them in public and private. he doesn't put up with politicians or staff who lives to him. because he loves the truth he speaks the truth and sometimes it's not easy. sometimes it's a hard message buddy loves the truth enough to tell the truth. and on top of that he is also a friend. proverbs 18-24 says if you're going to be projected share -- herself as and the. he is a very friendly person, very genuine. he is a friend of god. he's a friend to people of faith. he is a friend to those who love the constitution. is a friend of those who have a set core of fixed principles. he is a friend to america. he has gone back. please welcome glenn beck. [applause] >> hello, iowa. [applause] i am so happy to be here, so happy to be your. my grandmother and my mother were born in appling t

i've been operating out of the governor's command center in the patrick henry building.n as they happen we'll pull trucks. if we can get the roads clean, and wolf, i cannot stress enough, please stay off the roads. we have equipment but if you're in the car and abandon the car in the middle of the a road, it hurts our ability to get the roads clean. when the roads are clean, we can get the utility trucks to fix it. stay off the roads for the next 36 hours. >> what worries me in maryland, pennsylvania, new york state. i spoke to the governor in new york. once you have power outages in this kind of freezing weather, what are the people supposed to do if they are stuck in freezing homes? >> that's one reason we have so many, as i say, have 700 national guardsmen and women to call the emergency number. we are prepared to help everybody. we will go in, evacuate folks. we have active missions going on now throughout the commonwealth, as we speak i have 23 missions going on now with the guard getting people out of their homes, evacuating, getting people to medical attention the

joyce lee malcolm joining us from george mason university school of law where she works as the patrick henry professor of constitutional law and the second amendment. dr. malcolm is a constitutional scholar active in the area of constitutional history, focusing on the development of individual rights in great britain and america. she has written numerous books and articles on gun control, the second amendment, and individual rights. professor malcolm taught at princeton university, bentley college, boston university, northeastern university and cambridge university. i want to thank all of you for joining us here today and we will start with attorney general strange. welcome to the committee. welcome to the committee. mr. strange: thank you. i think vice-chairman mikulski for inviting me. i'm honored to accept your invitation to speak on an issue of importance to all americans -- reducing gun violence while ensuring the fundamental right of law-abiding citizens to bear arms is not infringed. i was to commend your centrally -- wish to commend your centrally for convening this panel because the

joyce lee malcolm joining us from universe the school of law where she works as the patrick henry professor of constitutional law and the second amendment. dr. malcolm is an historian and constitutional scholar active in the area constitution has great focusing on development of individual rights and great written in america. she has written numerous books and articles on gun control, the second amendment and individual rights. .. university and cambridge university. i want to thank all of you for joining us here today and we will start with attorney general strange. welcome to the committee. mr. strange: thank you. i thank vice-chairman mikulski for inviting me. i'm honored to accept your invitation to speak on an issue of importance to all americans -- reducing gun violence while ensuring the fundamental right of citizens to bear arms is not infringed. i wish to commend your centrally for convening this panel because these goals are not mutually exclusive. my duty is to enforce the law and i am here today as the chief law enforcement officer to deliver the law enforcement officers on the

patrick henry said i have no way of knowing the future but by the past and this is a man who studies the past and because he does he says clearly where we are headed and what it should be. also a lover of truth, he doesn't put up with lies. i watched him in public and in private, he doesn't put up with politicians or staff who lie to him. either one and because he loves the truth he speaks the truth and sometimes it is not easy. sometimes it is a hard message but he loves the truth enough to tell the truth and on top of that he is also a friend baton rouge if you are going to be a friend have to show yourself friendly. he is a very friendly person, very genuine person, he is a friend and a lot of ways. is a friend of god. he is a friend to people of faith, he is a friend to those who love the constitution, a friend of those who have a set core of fixed principles. a friend to america. he is glenn beck. please welcome glenn beck. [cheers and applause] >> hello, iowa. iron am so happy to be here. my grandmother and my mother were born in at lincoln. if it wasn't 400 below zero i would