quincy jones, i'll tell you the quincy jones story, it's the best. i saw quincy jones the very first time come huge house in beverly hills and you walk in and there's like oscars in amy's like laying on the ground. oh, my gosh, quincy jones. i was there early and he's finishing and meeting and introduced me to this person and it was somebody from sweden. quincy jones spent a lot of time in sweden and i just come back from sweden and i said i really like sweden and there's a museum i love which is about a ship that sank. wait a minute, you know that? that's my favorite museum in the world. he opened the closet and he had a -- to the museum. because i could talk about that museum, we began to sort of have this conversation. the second thing was this is really silly but when i'm 14 years old i think the most beautiful person in the world is peggy lipton from the mod squad. i forgot that was his ex-wife. i was telling about peggy lipton. he called her and she came over. oh, my god -- was so embarrassing. hi, i loved you when i was 14. somehow i wasn't th

quincy: it certainly does. take a look at yesterday's market. bed, bath & beyond kept going higher and higher. that is a risk-off market. that is something that the minutes mentioned. don't want an unwarranted market, unwarranted tightness and easiness in the market. risk-off market. that may be one of the reasons we heard from raphael bostic, and made it clear, we are staying on hold for a long time. it makes the job more difficult. let me just add, we have got a big package coming through from the physical side of the equation. that is something the fed is going to have to work its way through, because that is going to feed even more inflation. kriti: it was interesting to see how far that goes. once again, quincy, we have not talked about china yet. certainly a topic for next time as well. quincy krosby of lpl financial. get a check on these markets. the stock market, green on the screen for the s&p 500. you are seeing some real outperformance not only in the nasdaq, but russell as well. which tells you there is momentum at play when it comes

so bob, talk to us a little bit about andrew jackson and john quincy adams and who was first, and why there's a difference between them. >> well actually, john quincy adams was the first but was after he was president. he was returning to washington to be a member of the u.s. house of representatives and on december 30th, december 17th 1830, he got there and he traveled from massachusetts several ways. steamboat, road, when he got to baltimore the railroad had just started. cars would being pulled by horses. he had a horse and wagon that they put up on a flat car in hauled about seven miles from baltimore to the house. and then they lead his horse and wagon off the flak or anyone dressed the way on the road. definitely, it is the first piggyback operation that the railroad ever saw. piggyback means truck trailers placed on flat cars and when you get where they're going, they back up, picks them up, and take them off the flicker. very few people know that that first piggyback operation took place in 1830. jackson was the first sitting president who rode a train. he went up to ellicott

cliques quincy adams was the first it was after he was president. to be a member of the u.s. house of representatives. he traveled to massachusetts we got to baltimore, the railroad had just started because to go by horses. he had where they put up on a flat car and hauled in about 7 miles from baltimore and then they lowered his horse and wagon off the flat car and with the rest of the way on the road. since the first piggyback operation that piggyback means placed on flat cars and when they get where they are going they fix them up and take them off the flat car. very few people know that first piggyback operation took place in 1840. it was the first sitting president to ride a train. he went to maryland by horseback and when he started back he had a crossing and they had railroad cars the call steam cars because the steam locomotive was part of the train. he got in the steam car and road several miles back. and he was astonished the train was traveling so fast. >> i can imagine that new technology back then was certainly impressive and quite frightening to a lot of people

it's quincy jones. i am there a little early and he is finishing up a meeting and he introduced me to this person and it was somebody from sweden. could you don't spend a lot of time in sweden and i just come back from sweden, i said oh, i really like sweden and there is a museum i love in boston about a ship that sank that was very important and pretty jones went, wait a minute, you know that? that is my favorite museum in the world. you opened a closet and he had a whole shrine to the boston museum. because i could talk about the boston museum, we began to have this conversation. the second thing that made us close was, this is really silly, but when i am 14 years old i think the most beautiful person in the world is penny lipton of the mob squad. i forgot that was a sex wife. i was telling him about peggy lipton. he called her and she came over. i am like, oh my gosh. it is so embarrassing. i love you when i was 14. somehow, i was in that cool. that allowed quincy and i to have a great relationship.

>> well, actually, john quincy adams was the first, it was after he was president. he was returning to washington to be a member of the u.s. house of representatives. and on december 30th, december 17th, 1830, he got there and he traveled to massachusetts several ways, steamboat, road. they got to baltimore, the railroad had just started with cars being pulled by horses. he had a horse and wagon but they put up on a flat car and hauled him about seven miles from baltimore to his relay house. and then they lead his horse and wagon off the flat car and went the rest of the way on the road. that is possibly, well, definitely, it's the first piggyback operation anyone ever saw. piggyback means truck trailers placed on flat cars and when they get to where they're going, a truck picks them up, takes them off the flat truck. very few people know that that first piggyback operation took place in 1830. >> yeah. >> andrew jackson was the first sitting president to ride a train. he went out to -- elliott city, maryland by horseback. and when he started back he got to a crossin

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there are murders in quincy, absolutely. but nothing on the scale of -- this murder happened in coe haas et, allegedly in cohasset. he had his appearance across the street from me in quincy district court. norfolk county does not have the high number of homicides as surrounding areas, but there are heinous crimes that take place in this county. the other case you were talking about 20 years ago with joseph romano, this is eerily similar, taking the wife's body parts, putting them into a trash bag, lugging them to a trash compaq investor out to a land fill somewhere. that's eerily similar to what happened here. >> thank you so much. really appreciate it. >>> just ahead we'll have more on the case the prosecution tends to make. joining me massachusetts attorney general martha cokely. >>> also later, the answers history and historic cases provide to the question of why husbands kill and how they get caught. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, oror tacos at

there are murders in quincy, absolutely. but nothing on the scale of -- this murder happened in cohasset, allegedly, -- cohasset. he had his appearance across the street from me in quincy district court. but norfolk county does not have its share of homicides. suffolk county, which is where boston's, and some of the more urban areas are -- but there are some significant, heinous crimes that take place in this county. and the other case you were talking about 20 years ago with joseph romano, this is eerily similar -- dismemberment taking the wives body parts and putting them into trash, bags loading them into a trash compact or or out to a landfill someplace -- that is eerily similar to what happened here, allegedly. >> john miller's going to be without throughout the hour. lawrence kobilinsky, mary ellen o'toole, bob ward, think you so much, really appreciate it. we will have more on the case the prosecution intends to make and how the defense may answer. -- next by a former top austin police official and former massachusett

the first great expansionist in our history was really john quincy adams.e died and said we ought to be a republic from ocean to ocean. he was the guy who envisioned that eventually we would take the frontier all the way to the coast of california. that was not about acquiring land for slavery. that was about his idea that the territory defined us as a nation and that somehow it was divinely intended for us to occupy this whole continent regard this of the people already there that we were pushing out of the way. we should not forget that when we talk about expansion, we were just talking about slavery, we were just talking about the indigenous tribes. webster believed that we have plenty of land with the original 13 colonies or by the 24 states that we had, we did not eat need anything more than that. webster was in opposition to the american war. as we expanded the territory, the issue was we were going to have free states or slave state added to the union when there were 24 states, there were 12 free states and 12 -- 12 slave state. the free states almos

but joseph kennedy was a general manager of this team in quincy, massachusetts, and the quincy, massachusetts team had a guy named wally pipp. yeah. oh. so while they pep is best known as. the first baseman who gave his job away to lou gehrig started lou gehrig's record streak of consecutive games, played. but what people forget about wally is that he had led the league twice in home runs. he was a great player and he actually he actually tutored gehrig he had in playing first base and how to get along with the yankees and how to get along with mr. ruth here to another great player who played for forever was a guy named dutch leonard a pitcher and that's leonard had pitched a no hitter for the red sox that then i'm a longtime red sox fan. and in 1914 he had an under one era, a so everybody remains, oh, 225 innings under one under 100. 94i think is that the all time record so everybody thinks of bob gibson as 1.12 in 68 as the all time record but that's leonard really holds a modern record. so i learned from bethlehem globe stories about some of the great games that were played in bethlehem, a

he's the executive vice president of the quincy institute for responsible stake craft. he joins us live on skype from breast and virginia. thank you very much for being on al jazeera, even though it appears to have done little damage. can you explain just how significant are the strikers? well, as you said, it hasn't done much damage, it appears light, but it does it. nevertheless, the chief federal loans really object, the 1st one being that israel is on their increasing pressure to side with ukraine . again to structure these ratings out for almost a year now. held out to avoid taking sides because of their own vulnerability to russia. and this strike enables these re lease to make the argument that yes to not providing workers today, ukrainians, but instead they are targeting you on who has been supporting russia in your credit . and by that be able to both achieve the larger objective that they want, which is to further increase passions with the wrong. but also then there's a manner in which they're actually doing this for the ukranian. and of course, it's further

george beebe, director of grand strategy at the quincy institute, with his thoughts on newsday.the programme, we'll have a special report from our correspondent in eastern ukraine on the human cost of the fighting there. so do stay tuned to newsday for that. bur for now, let's turn to the uk, where the conservative party chairman nadhim zahawi has been sacked from the cabinet by the british prime minister rishi sunak, following weeks of gathering uncertainty over his future. rishi sunak�*s ethics adviser found mr zahawi failed to disclose full details of a tax dispute and that this was a serious breach of the ministerial code of conduct. mr sunak asked for the investigation after mr zahawi admitted paying a settlement to the tax authority hmrc, including a penalty. with all the day's events, here's our political editor, chris mason. nadhim zahawi arrived in the uk as a child, unable to speak english. he became a multimillionaire and rose to be chancellor of the exchequer. but tonight his political career and reputation is in tatters. in a 2,000—word letter to the prime minister,

you are looking live inside a quincy courtroom in massachusetts.is where brian walshe charged with the murder now of his wife ana is facing charges. let's listen in. >> you are also charged with -- of a body without lawful authority, to willfully dig up or remove human remains. not guilty plea has been entered. >> your honor [ inaudible ]. >> your honor, we're not contesting bail or probable cause, we would ask that he be -- >> thank you, but i have to satisfy myself with probable cause. thank you. >> thank you, your honor. >> the defendant is now before the court charged with murder of his wife ana walshe also -- of a body. ana was 39 years old, the mother of three children, 2, 4 and 6. ana worked in washington, d.c., spending her time weekdays between d.c. during the week and staying in her house in cohasset where she lived with the defendant and their three kids. on january 4th of 2023, cohasset police received a call from her washington, d.c. employer indicating that she was missing. she was due to report to work on january 4th, but did not app

it was a judge who played in quincy, massachusetts.eral manager off team was a fellow named joseph kennedy. [laughter] this was before joseph kennedy became ambassador and made a fortune running illegal booths. and by the way, fathered three sons who became bigwigs in american politics. as a generalal manager of the baseball team in massachusetts in theam quincy massachusetts hd a guy so he is best known as the first base man gave his job to lou gehrig and started games play but what people forget is he's led the league twice the home front and was a great player. he actually toured the space and how to get along with the yankeesan here in another great player was a guy named dutch, a picture dutch leonard the red sox that year, i am a longtime red sox fan and in 1914 he had been under one era. 225 innings under one. oh .94 i think. everybody thinks it's 1.12 and 68 as all-time record but dutch letter billy holds a modern record so i learned from these stories about the great games played in bethlehem and there was a doubleheader in ju

john quincy adams notes john tyler's nose and a couple of his entries in fact you could even say at some point john quincy adams almost became obsessed with john tyler's nose among other things about the accidental president of the present without a pardon. but judge tyler passed on much more than his physical characteristics. key to understanding him and key to understanding how his addiction to pollock six developed. tyler it was very close to his father. his mother died when he was seven years old and the young boy took it hard as you might expect. he developed >> ailments and his father worried about him both because he was sickly and a nervous child small and frail. the turning point of sorts occurred when the future president was about ten years old the story at the very least it's probably embellished. i kept it out of the book critic edited out of the book the incident involved a scottish schoolmaster taught john tyler and several other boys in the neighborhood school not far from greenway seemed to take special delight and wrapping his students in knuckles when they forgot their

john quincy adams notes john tyler's nose and a couple of his entries in fact you could even say at some point john quincy adams almost became obsessed with john tyler's nose among other things about the accidental president of the present without a pardon. but judge tyler passed on much more than his physical characteristics. key to understanding him and key to understanding how his addiction to pollock six developed. tyler it was very close to his father. his mother died when he was seven years old and the young boy took it hard as you might expect. he developed >> ailments and his father worried about him both because he was sickly and a nervous child small and frail. the turning point of sorts occurred when the future president was about ten years old the story at the very least it's probably embellished. i kept it out of the book critic edited out of the book the incident involved a scottish schoolmaster taught john tyler and several other boys in the neighborhood school not far from greenway seemed to take special delight and wrapping his students in knuckles when they forgot their

dre, quincy jones, and me. >> really? >> jimmy: yeah.body else? >> jimmy: and snoop, when you got up to thank everybody, you thanked dr. dre, quincy jones, and who? >> last but not least -- i want to thank me. yeah, you. >> he did? >> jimmy: he forgot me. i was sitting there like a jerk. he really led up to it. he's like, and finally, the person i want to thank more than anyone else, i would not be here and i'm sitting here going, oh, my god, wow. >> too much. >> jimmy: what an impact i've had on this man's life. all right, we're going to take a break. george clooney and snoop are here. we're celebrating our 20th anniversary. we'll be right back. >> announcer: the "jimmy kimmel live" 20th anniversary is presented by casamigos tequila. and sometimes, make our hearts beat a little faster. i love you. i know. i am your father. there's a place you can find these moments every day. a place that feels like home. disney+. hi. is it too early to return these diet resolutions? are they unrealistic or soul crushingly awful? does it matter? nope, h

dre, quincy jones, and who?nt to thank me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, you. >> he did? >> jimmy: he forgot me. i was sitting there like a jerk. i was like, oh, wow. he really led up to it. he's like, "and finally, the person i want to thank more than anyone else." [ laughter ] "i would not be here --" and i'm sitting here going, oh my god, wow, it's too much. what an impact i've had on this man's life. [ laughter ] all right, we're going to take a break. george clooney and snoop are here. [ cheers and applause ] we're celebrating our 20th anniversary. we'll be right back. >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live" 20th anniversary is presented by casamigos tequila. brought to you by those who drink it. ♪ i've got symptom relief ♪ ♪ control of my crohn's means everything to me. ♪ ♪ ♪ control is everything to me. ♪ feel significant symptom relief with skyrizi, including less abdominal pain and fewer bowel movements at 4 weeks. skyrizi is the first and only il-23 inhibitor for crohn's that can deliver both clinical remission

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correspondent bryan llenas has details from quincy, massachusetts. bryan,. >> mike, good evening. an arrest warrant was issued for 46-year-old brian walshe today charged with murdering his 39-year-old wife ana who disappeared 16 days ago. walshe will be making an appearance tomorrow for his arraignment in quincy district court where more evidence will be presented. fox is told to expect an additional charge of disinterring a human body or moving a deceased body. walshe has been in police custody for over a week now charged with misleading investigators about his whereabouts as they pertain to anaens disappearance. the mother of three was last seen at new year's eve gathering at her massachusetts home with her husband and a mutual friend. she was first reported missing three days later by her real estate firm, not her husband brian when she failed to show up for work in washington, d.c. a state official confirms to fox news there were internet searches on brian walshe's phone or computer including on how to dispose of a woman's body. there was blood a

he's live in quincy, massachusetts.an. >> good afternoon, martha. 16 days since ana walshe's disappearance. tragic news. you mentioned the circumstantial evidence that has warranted a murder charge. this video was released by the district attorney's office. >> brian walshe has been charged with the murder of his wife. he will be transported to the quincy district court for arraignment for the charge of murder. >> martha: the arraignment will be tomorrow as early as 9:00 a.m. cameras are allowed in the courtroom. we also know that ultimately that we can expect perhaps more additional charges. a source tells me on another charge that we can expect is disinterment of a human body. >> moving a deceased body. we'll find out more details during the arraignment tomorrow. you know, we talked about the circumstantial evidence. there's been a ton of us. you talked about the knife and the blood found in the family basement. there was a hatchet and hacksaw and blood found in a trash facility. he told investigators that he went to a

>> bret: bryan llenas in quincy, massachusetts thanks.onight getting a search warrants for the office and apartment of the suspect in last november's student slayings at the university of idaho. bryan kohberger is accused murdering four ground grads. a washington court unsealed the redacted documents today. the warrants contained descriptions by investigators of previously undisclosed evidence. this includes blood, d.n.a., shoes with diamond pattern soles and data compilations of information about the victims and the king road house where they were killed. up next, more than a dozen people are killed in another tragedy growing out of the war in ukraine. we'll take you there. and, later, why a prosecutor in one state here in the u.s. who has taken money from liberal political action committees is no longer pursuing some misdemeanor cases. >> i don't think that's healthy for our system of justice. and i know for our law enforcement officials it really puts them in a very, very difficult position. ♪ i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutu

nancy chen, cbs news, quincy, massachusetts. >>> newly unsealed court documents reveal what investigators found in the washington state apartment of a man accused in the idaho murders. 28-year-old bryan kohberger is charged with four counts of first-degree murder and burglary in the deaths of four students. he has not yet entered a plea. search warrant documents show investigators seized a black glove and a dozen possible human hair strands, the dust container from his vacuum cleaner and a pillow with a reddish brown stain. kohberger remains in an idaho jail. he is due back in court for a preliminary hearing in jun. >>> we should find out if criminal charges should be filed in the deadly 2021 shooting of alec baldwin's movie "rust." prosecutors will announce the decision on social media. cinematographer halyna hutchins was killed, and the director wounded by a bullet from a gun baldwin was holding. baldwin said he was told the gun was safe. in october he settled a wrongful death lawsuit. >>> overseas now, new zealand's prime minister, jacinda ardern, says she will not seek re-election. fi

she's been missing since the new year and today in a quincy, massachusetts, courtroom prosecutors laid out what they believe her husband did to her. jason carroll joins us with the latest. talk about the arraignment. did the prosecutor provide any explanation for motive? >> reporter: well, anderson, you talked about some of those searches there, and if you're talking about motive, i would direct you to some of those searches. two in particular that walshe allegedly made, one had to do with divorcing, what's the best state for a man to get a divorce. he searched about that. the other was about inheritance and when is the best time in order to get an inheritance after someone has disappeared. >> it is believed that brian walshe dismembered walshe and discarded her body. >> reporter: chilling new details revealed in court by prosecutors describing the evidence against the massachusetts father who allegedly murder the his wife and tried to cover it up. brian walshe in custody since january 8th when he was charged with misleading investigators searching for his wife was in court for the arr

where i was 16 years old in quincy working for the quincy sewage department shovelling things many would not be proud ofment and an older gentleman said, jim, you don't want to do this when your 45 years old. i didn't want to be doing it at 16 years old. [laughter] >> go to school. for young men, women, three, four, five, 42 years, i don't think there's any better place to go. no matter where you come from, no one can take that away from you, we need to get that out. because a lot of people read the news and see what is said with this, with that. we have a little of everything. we're-- we are not a perfect organization, but we're the world's greatest army and we need to remember that sometimes and we need to get young men and women to say, hey, come in the army. and going to get me going here, but i had the privilege to command the 101st airborne. and the band of brothers and the people in the movie and all of those folks and when you look at those, those men, and most of them serve two years in the army, but for them, it was the most important thing besides their wife and kids that they

and he made some joke about president trump beating john quincy adams, because john quincy adams got two votes for speaker in the 18 hundreds, and that was supposed to suggest that trump did better than he did, even the who only got that one vote. and we do have images on the floor of marjorie taylor greene on the phone with donald trump, handing it to some of those holdouts, including rosendale, who ended up voting present and falling in line with all of those holdouts there. it really depends who you ask. it looks like in the beginning of the weekend, even to yesterday's vote that the former president didn't have much sway. but we know that he was on the phone with some of those holdouts. we also know just from watching sean hannity, when interviewed matt gates and lauren boebert last night, that was one of the things that he kept making a point of, that former president trump was able to keep them online. he had all this influence over the party, when in reality, tassels point, they need to stop showing dysfunction in order to have smooth sailing in 24. and since president trump i

president, john quincy adams also made history as america's first recognize ambassador to the russian to thursday when linda am tracey assumed her post in moscow as the united states ambassador to the russian federation. the first woman to hold that prestigious and perilous position. it comes as relations between russia and united states continue to sink to depths not seen since the soviet union era, it is burdened by russians barbaric war in ukraine which is now in day 339, now following much consternation germany plans to follow 13 of these, sophisticated leopard two battle tanks to ukraine. while authorizing other european nations to stand up to 88 more of them. there was a deal with russia that if you buy these tanks you can't pass them to someone else without germany's explicit permission. germany has given that information, united states is sending 31 of the advanced abrams m1 tanks, at the same time the important russian state media says that russia has acquired 30 t 34 tanks from laos, which is soviet union produced in 1934. which last reportedly received as a gift for vietnam

john quincy adams was a member of the house of representatives, a senator, ambassador at the time they called them ministers, he became president of the united states and what did he do? came back and ran for the house of representatives because it was the body in congress that the baits, that argues. he called it the raucous chamber and it was his most favorite. what you saw was government working get. gridlock means government not spending your money so it is okay if we have healthy debate. what is important in that process is we treat each other with respect. if you go back and look at the footage, you will see me going to the democrat i'll and introducing myself to various democrats. putting a face with a name. i'm very conservative, doesn't mean we can't be friends. even if we disagree. there is a moment in the chamber where aoc comes over to me, we met earlier, we talked earlier, gives a handwritten note to two of my children. we made a point to become friends so once the debate is over and we have disagreed we treat one another with respect. andy ogles sits over her, aoc over he

john quincy adams was a member of the house of representatives, he was a senator, he was an ambassador to many countries. he became president of the united states and he came back and he read for the house of representatives? why? because it is the body of congress that debates and argues. it was his most favorite. when you saw was government working. gridlock means government is not spending your money. what is important is that process is we treat each other with respect. you will see me going over to the democrat i'll introduce myself to various democrats and putting a face with the name. i am very conservative. that does not mean we cannot be friends. there is a moment in the chamber where aoc comes over to meet and gives a handwritten note to two my children, because we made it a point to become friends. once we -- once the debate is over. you have andy ogles and aoc over here. if they can be friends, you have to get something done. host: what is something you think you can get done with aoc? guest: to be determined. i am still getting to know her. i would say i think the border c

or indeed, that capture and torture the pregnancy compunction about that brutal approach quincy to capture war carrying the mass, which is a great war, crying and serious if it's killed as a result, the result of when that completely is i think that the counselor could be quite some, well, this isn't the 1st time the grade has reported him, though, been to view kayden agencies in the train conflicts back in october. the outlet said the prior to that any attack on the crime mean bridge, senior british intelligence of this is allegedly drafted an elaborate plan to blow up the critical infrastructure in a separate report, the grades and also said it's obtained documents revealing plans by the bridge, manage intelligence train, covert ukrainian troops with instructions to attack other russian targets in crimea . the grays clamber g again says western powers lack accountability for the consequences of the espionage operations against russia. there has been no iteration. all the limits or restrictions but london traces what shall be the crown these false make perfectly that there is none of you

of genuine and adulterated. orthodoxy will anatole leave and is director of the erasure program at quincy institute for responsible state croft. he says, russia's orthodox churches long been tied up with identity in politics in ukraine. the russian orthodox church traces its lineage back to the medieval kingdom of rome, which was based in p. s. and for centuries. now, the question of whether the orthodox church in ukraine should align with moscow or well in the past should live over to the catholic church. has been central to the politics, poverty of ukraine. it's, of course, not just between russia and ukraine, but it, within the ukraine, you has a report from the dorm bass which is occupied by, by russian. and they're obviously, in part, of course, because russian decisions the churches, the ukrainian orthodox church, it's still completely loyal to moscow. so that would be an additional obstacle to ukraine ever trying to reintegrate the areas of ukraine, which and i won't get paid by russia. in many ways, the russian orthodox churches reverted to its ancient identity as a pillar of the

joseph kony, from washington, dc to anti nuclear weapons activists from the ploughshares fund and the quincy institute up until recently. and i interviewed him two days after the war began. and it's the last chapter in my book hotter than the sun here. and he said very clearly here, sir. he said, there's nothing that we did that justifies what putin is doing. let's be clear about that. but a lot of what we set the stage for, what putin doing, the nato's expansion that george kennan warned us at the time in the 1990s when the warsaw pact collapsed and we were just starting to let those warsaw countries into nato's, he warned that this was going to stimulate the worst kind of militaristic and, revisionist nationalist fears. russia, which it did. obama was warned when he put in what he said were missiles, which is true. we were putting interceptors in poland and romania to try to intercept in iranian icbm. should they develop a nuclear weapon with an icbm team. they have developed neither, but we still put missiles in poland and romania. the problem that these are the same kinds of missile laun

that's a 40 to secretly document published by news outlet raises. despite appeal to quincy gray rebels and ethiopia signed last november, the regents bigots, hospital pleads for help over medicine supply shortages and washington push twitter to find any russian.

it's a vision very close to what john quincy adams will have as president. and it is a vision of a nationstate that makes domestic and foreign policy in the robust way. and in that washington is a member of a very small minority in the nation. and anybody that opposes can lay onto his position because he is attempting to re-create the monarchy and of course jefferson is the main guy that is doing this behind the scenes. malone has spent 50 years writing about jefferson and said jefferson the 17 '90s i don't really understand what he is doing. it's been 50 years we don't understand what is doing. what he's doing is lying it is a treasonable. he is stabbing washington in the back. i might be wrong, kevin tell me, i have often said to students and i hope i was right, jefferson wrote to martha when he became president he was close to mount vernon, can i come see you? she never answered i don't think. she said that washington said i never want that man on my property. >> is right after washington's death in particular martha has a very powerful statement for jeff