gouverneur morris, governor morris, we at to have patrick henry. you both know pardon me, patrick. patrick patrick. well, yeah, he wasn't listed. patrick got sam adams. patrick henry wasn't listed. no. well, it's interesting. so that's the second part of the question. i guess i was going to ask some questions from the audience, but so what makes a what you know, why is patrick henry to me, you would add, or abigail and why would you know somebody else? would you say not everybody who lived through that period and contributed to the country and therefore they are, you know, like you said, a founding generation or is something we're talking about with the founders that is distinguishing one person from from another, which might go against our idea of equality, but having books written about you so so others that the president, you know, the fact that the people that you're mentioning there i marshall didn't do this but you did become chief justice someone who is part of the revolution. but goes on to hold an important position in the government. and i that's because it creates it cre

the anti-federalists, led by patrick henry of virginia, warned the constitution would impose upon the nation a monarchy in disguise. they felt like the british system was a good one. but as our picture went, they sort of blamed the monarchical overreach on a lot of our problems. and so the fear is we'll end up with something like that. and that's certainly one of the arguments the anti-federalists will make, is that we're going to have some kind of tyranny or aristocracy created by this new government. that's their fear that will take away the people's rights. one of the greatest controversies was what powers is this new federal government going to take away from the people? we just saw what happened with the british parliament, with the crown. it became a tyranny. it took away our rights and our liberties. that's why we declared independence. and so we need a bill of rights to protect our individual liberty. the federalist signaled they were open to such amendments once the constitution was adopted. many states, when they agreed to ratify, they asked that the first congress would loo

patrick henry is president of the nyc police benevolent association .s chaos as multiple victims cars, a house on fire and a mad man on a rampage on a mission in and thankful that these police officers showed up . imagine what officers showed up. imagine what could have happened if these police officers weren't there. this mad man had tried to kill after he killed others. a new york city police officer, the skill that this police officer had shooting and stopping the threat after he was being stabbed . stabbed. >> this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your car, on digital on tv, in your car, on digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now let's get back to . leo let's get back to. leo >> thank you're welcome to mark dolan tonight. i'm leo carr stepping in for mark who has unfortunately had a family bereavement coming up tonight as he praises margaret thatcher. could backing the iron lady be a vote winner for keir starmer? i'll be asking a woman who knew her well. former government minister ann widdecombe . plus, minister ann wi

henry slade and exeter ran away with this one, 29—10. a statement win on a landmark occasion. patrick result to bring you. northampton saints edged a nine—try thriller, beating gloucester 31—29 to move into third in the table. it's fight night in saudi arabia, where britain's anthonyjoshua faces otto wallin in a must—win heavyweight contest in the coming hours. joshua looks in good shape, and has a 13—pound advantage for tonight's fight. a win over the swedish fighter in riyadh could set up a long—awaited bout with deontay wilder. i'm here to fight. i'm not here to party and get caught up in the glamour, i want to fight, perform well, put that pressure on myself. of course i am tense because i want to perform and win, i have that urge to win and i want to hurt my opponent as well. deontay wilder — one of the hardest hitting heavyweights in history — will be fighting joseph parker on the same bill tonight. wilder remains one of the biggest draws in the sport despite having boxed fewer than three minutes in over two years. victories for both him and joshua would pave the way for them to

patrick, grappling with his sexuality in his first love, is given the mayor of castro street. charlie's brother says, his new girlfriend's favorite book is walden by henrylike many of the books i just named, the perks of being a lot of our has been targeted for ban again and again, nearly every year since its initial publication in 1999. i don't need to say why. every detail that makes this book emotionally resonant and culturally ephemeral and necessary are the same details that get it banned. there are terrible things that happen in the pages of this book. suicide, rape, sexual assault, anti lgbtq degradation, but they are the things that happened in real life off the page. when we decided to feature the perks of being a wildflower on the velshi banned book club, our literary producer said that she wished someone had given her a copy when her friend committed suicide in high school. books can save a life and help those who have been left behind carry on. right after the break, i'm joined by stephen chbosky, author of the new york times bestseller, the perks of being a wallflower, and the director of the movie adaptation with more than 5 million copies

according analysis headed up by henry dimbleby, who is the government's former food adviser . is the government's former food adviser. here is the solution to this patrickure that it is. i think clearly we're a much fatter nation than we were. i often look at online an you'll see pictures of blackpool beach from 1963. what do you notice the difference? no tattoos and almost no one is obese. and now because of whether it's cheap junk food , whatever it is, you junk food, whatever it is, you know , full of consumer know, full of consumer capitalism like , you know, a capitalism like, you know, a huge swathe, maybe a quarter of all adults are obese . i kind of all adults are obese. i kind of think there needs to be a mechanism where the people who've become obese and are potentially then loading big cos costs onto society kind of. i mean, it's a bit of a nasty thing to say, but suffer more of it themselves to create an incentive to, to shape up warnings on your buns on this. >> i'm about actually might surprise you on personal response ability. so a couple of months ago i was 17 stone i could sort of wear it i hoped i mean some people watched me on gb news