still, there was a lot of support for randolph throughout virginia. it's interesting, when you look at the subtle campaign that tyler waged to unseat randolph, at one point he is declaring his public intention to support randolph for another term. behind the scenes, he is really scheming with western politicians, politicians from the western part of virginia to try to enhance his candidacy so that he can supplant randolph, which he does. he does this in 1827. it's during his senate career that the full impact of his addiction to politics is felt by his family. his children are growing up without their father. and this affects them in different ways. tyler's oldest child, his daughter mary, had a pretty good relationship with her father. you see a lot of letters that pass between tyler and mary going back from virginia to washington, washington to virginia. tyler took a keen interest in what his daughter was reading, recommended that she read as many newspapers as she could find, pope, addison, shakespeare, all the things that he had read when he was y

in 1827, after his re-election, he defeated john randolph for a seat in the united states senate.n randolph shown here on the the right, with a faithful adherence to the old republican principals of state's rights and strict construction. but by the mid 1820s, randolphs temperament had caused a lot of virginia politicians and a lot of people who followed virginia politics to become very nervous about him. very nervous about his future defending virginia an the south in the u.s. senate. till there was a lot of support for randolph throughout virginia and it is interesting when you look at the subtle campaign that tyler waged to unseat randolph, at one point he is declaring his public intention to support randolph for another term, behind the scenes he is really scheming with western politicians, politicians from the western part of virginia, to try to enhance his candidacy so he could suppose plant randolph, when he does. he does this in 1827. it is during his senate career that the full impact of his addiction to politics is felt by his family. his children are growing up without

to support randolph for another term which he does, he does this in 1827. the full impact of his addiction to politics is felt by his family. his children are growing up without their father. his daughter mary had a pretty good relationship with her father. we see a lot of letters that pass between tyler and mary going back from virginia to washington washington to virginia. tyler took 18 interest in what his daughter was reading. recommended all the things he read when he was young. we definitely wanted her to develop a fertile mind. his oldest son, robert tyler was born in 1816 had a pretty decent relationship with john tyler. he was a student at william and mary like his father. did well at william and mary but there is still a distance between the two of them or formality almost. the fact they did not see each other that much will robert was growing up. john tyler junior was born in 1819 no doubt took his father's absence of the hardest. young john, and eventually became an alcoholic, suffered through a troubled marriage that was largely his doing. befo

talks to captain george randolph sickles his artillery chief and randolph goes into sickles. his head comes out and basically says, uh, yeah, you know general sickles, you know, he's sleeping, but you know, he's not really sure where we're supposed to go. not really sure whether 12th corps was captain meets says okay. i you know kind of gets back on his horse rides back to headquarters reports back to his father. what do we know about general needs temper? patient guys saw spoken kind of guy little short, you know, you don't get names like the snapping turtle for nothing right? you got to earn that you got to earn nicknames like that. he's under a lot of stress. superfan phil. yes, he was he's new to command and i see was remember. we're not making excuses. we're just trying to say what happened. but anyways, anyways, so general meade probably told his captain need staffer son. probably told him and no uncertain terms. look, these are the orders of general sickles. so captain mead goes back finds this time sickles out of the tent on his horse. the staff officers are around si

wipe out any trace of executor governors predict the first question a little congress designated randolph, of virginia in 1774, but the continental congress give him mental powers and keeping congress' deliberations in order and john hancock it, might have signed the declaration of independence and the time as president of the congress in 1776, but the documents, almost all but some states abolished the governor entirely and try to move to council directed by a legislature. and americans were not eager to substitute something similar. but the experience of the postwar years demonstrated that executive power, might be a recipe rather than liberty and the constitutional convention in philadelphia in 1787, one of the leading members of the convention, james wilson, of pennsylvania, moved into the opening days of deliberations to create a natural executive who would possess the executive powers of congress. this generated first, shock silence and then it equally shocked denunciations and as virgin virginia's randolph is the monarchy. but wilson had the experience of years of missed ruler unde

evening to consider a report on the resolution recommending the house of representatives find mark randolph meadows in contempt of congress for refusal to comply with a subpoena duly issued to the committee to investigate the january 6th attack on the united states capitol. without objection the chair is authorized to declare the committee in recess at anytime. i'll now recognize myself for an opening statement: before i start my statement, let me on behalf of the committee add our condolences and prayers to the people of kentucky and surrounding states on the devastation they've received during the tornados. our hearts and prayers go out to all of those impacted. this week, i expect that roughly a dozen key witnesses will provide testimony on the record in our investigation. we'll hear from many more informally as we continue to gather facts about the violence of january 6th and its causes. and that should put else well north of the 300 mark in terms of witnesses who have given us information, and add to that, more than 30,000 records and nearly 250 tips on our tip line and anyone listenin

randolph county has made investments.e have some of the best road systems right here in guilford county. when we have a large employer like this, we know we can work on the mass transit to make sure that people have the ability to get to work. romaine: there's is now a lot of competition out there about various cities trying to position themselves to be alternatives to places where we sit like new york and los angeles. they say come to our city, you will have a better quality of life, and we have great jobs and universities. are you seeing more competition? north carolina, you guys were out in front of this years ago. we are seeing a lot of places down south saying they are better. >> i think that we are a midsized city with big city amenities. we just opened up a $90 million performing arts center. great broadway series, wonderful music, a coliseum that is one of the largest in the country. we're just finishing our greenway. we have wonderful amenities, great colleges and universities, seven universities within our regio

so initially randolph -- i'm sorry -- initially captain meade doesn't talk to sickles directly.andolph goes into sickles tent, comes out and basically says general sickles, he's sleeping, he's not really sure where we're supposed to go, captain meade says okay, gets back on his horse, rides back to headquarters, reports back to his father. what do we know about general meade's temper? patient, soft-spoken kind of guy, you don't get names like the snapping turtle for nothing. you've got to earn that. you've got to earn names like that. he's under a lot of stress. yes, he was. remember, we're not making excuses. we're just trying to say what happened. anyways, so general meade probably told his captain meade, staffer, son, probably told him in no uncertain term these are orders for general sickles. so captain meade goes back, staff officers are around, sickles says something to the effect of okay, we'll be in position, kind of goes riding off. with that i'll make the case general sickles has exhibited some uncertainty about where he is supposed to be, and i will state for the reco

give it out with the water garza wish them well, i mean, when i was over there mclaughlin, randolph, i near gunners. the water is tape in your master in there, but i was up at my i didn't get them they didn't, could i teach kids? and they still, i nino got those 2 ph contract about tristan that got worse. and then what is really, what a bunch of godaddy we upon the, are you able to pull up with us? yes. as a crown yeah. answers the sad. yeah. projects of what i mean. yes, sir. richard though i get back, yada goza. but you, my broker is assa kanyes assistant yeah. would you that was, that was issued about a specific puzzle in you must have mentioned because what law was rift out, but also given us to order to avoid that one because of soon the, like when you're at last, national cochran, i'm with the castle store, which is by choice if in the to i the it was but he was worried about them with stella. look, i did not get a reply to scholarship that obama. ah, it goes to class the playground bully boobs. thought about would she deleted to praise? who had it, had to bella watching, as i

robert is first up in randolph, massachusetts. caller: thanks for taking my call. i have a question or comment. my question is we harden the school by putting insecurity and all that. i don't think that hardening the school will be the answer alone. i know that it will be a deterrent but i think we are focused much more on hardening the school. what we need to do is prepare the students to know what the problem is. the jump from 5000 to 11,000 is the fact that we had a presidency for four years that encouraged this kind of behavior. if it's a rally happening, he would say let's kick them where they belong. if it's at the top, in the bottom up becomes normal with four years of the trump presidency. if you have a president who does not set an example to calm down that kind of behavior, you've got kids coming in with a gun to shoot because they don't see that there is a problem to be solved. they don't talk to their parents or these kinds of steps. hardening the school would not be the solution, because he can't solve this problem with guns. host: ok. jackie nowicki?

philip randolph, the head of the sleeping car porter's union who had been a well known radical even during the first world war, and walter white, who was the executive secretary of the naacp. and they were called to represent black interests in the new deal. it is also worth it to note that walter white and mary mccloud bethune were personal friends of eleanor roosevelt, who during the second world war often took stands supporting african american achievement and particularly you might remember when she flew with chief anderson who was the trainer of the tuskegee airmen when they presumed she was just going to visit she said, no, i want to fly so chief took her on a flight which certainly impressed everyone present and others as well. naacp legal counsel charles hamilton houston, i'll have a lot more to say about him on the next -- tomorrow, launched a new initiative to fight segregation in 1934 and in 1939 helped create the naacp's legal defense fund to fight for civil rights. and for those of you who are aware of it the legal defense fund now is actually a separate entity from the naacp,

phillip randolph and other black leaders determined to call for a demonstration of 100,000 people inhington on july 1st to demand equal opportunity for african americans, jobs in defense industries and an end to their degradation in the military. five days before the march, roosevelt issued executive order 8802 which banned racial discrimination in the defense industries although its enforcement was toothless. anyone who keeps up with the racial remains aware that segregation and racial difficulties were rampant in the war industries. but i have a little quiz for just a second. there is an interesting exception to this rule that black and white americans could not work together on production lines and that they could not receive equal pay for their work. and i'm sure it's an industry we all know. where is it? [ inaudible ] >> and what's the name? the higgins boat company. absolutely. that makes it a rarity. so always remember, if anyone gives you any crap about being from new orleans or being around here, you just say higgins boat company, and that will shut them down because they wo

and he's also being part of the organization's development task force since 2013 it right, well to randolph, the shell, we're bringing you some fest of cheer from peru. christmas has come early for these do animals in the capital, lima giraffes, tigers and lions were paid a visit by father christmas. at these camels feasted on festive wreaths. recently, relaxed corona virus restrictions mean that visitors can return to watch the sous activities. all right, you're watching detail the news from berlin up next world stories including a report from ukraine where there is concerned that neighboring russia is planning an invasion. i, bob, odious. that's all for me. thanks for watching. take care and see you very to the amount of class is increasing every year, many im gonna working on lunch with holiday destinations and drowning interesting ways. we read wine at the closet with every year of the exports over $1000000.00 tons of plastic with. is there another way? after all the environment isn't to recyclable. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, this week unwell stories. do hon is bur

i mean, when i was in mclaughlin, randolph, i near gutters the mortuary step in your master in there, but i was up at my i didn't get them they didn't, can i teach? it's enlisted. i mean, you got those, the ph contract about tristan and the governess anthem, what is really what a bunch of got to the we the pony. are you able to pull up with us? yes. as a christina answer to said the approach of so could, i mean yes, was it richard though i get back, yada joseph. but you my broker is asked to put on yes. assistant yeah. would you that was, that was issued about is this isn't for drawing. you must have mentioned because what law was rift out, but also given us to order to avoid that one because of soon the, like when you're at last, national cochran, i'm with the castle store, which is by choice, if in, in the, to i yet with set up a time with stella, i did not get a reply to scholarship program. oh oh, it goes to class. the playground bully, boobs. dora, would she deleted to praise? who had it? had to bella watching his adult door is levina said go say use a will you conflict the will

robert bork, clarence thomas, scalia, steve williams, doug ginsberg, sam alito, lieberman otis, ray randolph, lillian devere, the list goes on and on. i have to stop. but i cannot forget the thrill in your young faces when you came face-to-face with bob bork or clarence thomas or nino scalia. to this day i encounter lawyers , all over the country including members of the cabinet, public -- cabinet secretary's, prominent lawyers and public officials, who attended those summer parties as young students. they cannot wait to tell me what an inspiration that afternoon was for them. many of you are here tonight. this is just a part of barbara's legacy. this speech is called the barbara k. olson memorial lecture, although i never cared for the term lecture. it sounds too much like a colonoscopy [laughter] or any recent speech by president biden. [laughter] so, i prefer to think of this as a remembrance. so, in preparing for this evening i thought i might try to , channel barbara and what she , might think and say about the state of politics and society in america today had her life not been so brut

was randolph to show we're bringing you some festive chair from peru. christmas has come early for these zoo animals in the capital, lima giraffes, tigers and lions were paid a visit by father christmas. and these camels feasted on festive wreaths. recently relaxed groan of ours restrictions mean that visitors come returned to watch the zooms activities. you're watching the w news from berlin up next day, coven 19 special on vaccination champion. fortunately, i publicly leads from the team here and brilliancy at the top of the next hour. take care the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing? what does the latest research say? information and context? the corona virus update because 19 special next on d w. the landscape, a reflection of a turbulent history. the cities, the mosaic of different people and languages. v ron's mountains reveal unparalleled beauty. ah, a special look at a special country loan from above. starts december 27th on d, w in ah, 1st for us it was easy. they say portugal has been vaccinating children for a week. now. the

a couple of years ago it was randolph county where they were trying to close seven out of nine pollingces. we were able to stop in a credible coalition of folks. this has been a continuation of that. they are always trying to find these new excuses on why it is they need to close down all of the polling places and it just so happens we are closing down in your communities and in your counties. sometimes they say it is because of financial management, we don't have the resources. as if it would be easier for folks to have dozens of miles to get to the one polling place. that one polling place happens to be at the courthouse which for many members putting aside the transportation issue, that is not always a welcoming environment. that is why the folks have access to polling places right there in the communities. you would not be able to see this if we had things like this if we had the voting act. >> i wish we had more time. we've got to go. the cofounder of black voters matter, cliff albright. coming up, with homework on cases surgeon, it is clear that the u.s. is in the throes of an af

randolph, i will stay with you.l us about your business and how were black friday sales for you? >> my businesses in southern west virginia. we can offer to our clients and also collections and we sell fine art and glass made in west virginia and black friday has never been a big day for us because people have already made up their minds, they go to big chains, walmart or target and places like that so we just try to have a relaxing day at the store. >> that the goal of all small business owners, try to take people's money. i hear black friday with the opposite for unit two skips, you did pretty well, right? >> we did. black friday is typically a slower day but foot traffic was okay that day. our shop is next door to a restaurant so when people are done shopping they go to the restaurant and typically we get foot traffic from that but usually saturday is our big day. >> looking at your menu and interested in new cinnamon sugar peak on ice cream. >> it is amazing. >> i loved what you told producers, but rather than c

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ out of all the reindeers you know you are ♪ the mastermind run, run rudolph, ♪ randolphn' ♪ like a merry-go-round said santa to a boy child, ♪ "what have you been longin' for?" ♪ "all i want for christmas is a rock 'n' roll ♪ electric guitar" and then away ♪ went rudolph whizzin' like a ♪ shootin' star run, run rudolph, ♪ santa's has to make it in town ♪ santa, make him hurry, tell him he can take ♪ the freeway down run, run rudolph, ♪ reelin' like a merry-go-round ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ run, run rudolph, santa's gotta make it ♪ to town santa, make him hurry, ♪ tell him he can take the freeway down ♪ run, run rudolph, i'm reelin' like a ♪ merry-go-round ♪ run, run rudolph, santa's gotta make it ♪ to town santa, make him hurry, ♪ tell him he can take the freeway down run, run rudolph ♪ i'm reelin' like a merry-go-round ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

manchin who sat in the way, issuing the call of his west virginia predecessor, senator jennings randolphwho was the grandfather of the 26th amendment, had introduced it over three decades 30 years over 150 times in the legislature to usher it through. meanwhile joe manchin has sat in the way of bite -- a voting rights come and now the voting rights bill. still the democrats would do well to listen to these calls. i'll give you one example. i have litigated now twice successfully on behalf of bard college to implement a polling place on campus in the blue state of new york. in new york, there's been a bill long languishing which would place polling places on requisite campuses that meet the minimum criteria for it. long languishing bill. in the blue state of new jersey, where the progressive governor, i think there was a recent article that said he's the most progressive governor in the nation. also a long i'm wishing bill for election day registration. and we know that those critical reforms are the ones that are the quickest to be slashed. in north carolina they slashed election day reg

randolph.so helpful on all these fronts. >> thank you. >>> across europe, several countries are considering more covid restrictions, but many people are resisting new lockdowns or curfews while china is dealing with the worst outbreak since the initial outbreak in wuhan. here are the latest covid headlines from around the world. >> a spike in covid-19 cases led to new restrictions across the continental europe. in italy, mask mandates outdoors are now the law. we have got testing sites like this one at a pharmacy behind me, so people can test before they go to events, they can test before they join friends and family for celebrations. we have seen cancellations of almost every new year's eve party of any kind across europe. >> i'm steven jung in beijing. authorities in xi'an insist everything is very much under control, even though the capital recorded 175 new locally transmitted cases on monday, a record for chinese city since march 2020. but officials say this kind of numbers is only to be ex

organized the federal council on up fares also known as the cabinet of leaders such as a phillip randolph ahead of the car porters union who had been a well-known radical even during the first world war and walter white who is the executive secretary of the naacp. .. to say about him tomorrow. launched a new initiative to fight segregation in 1934. and in 1939 helped create the naacp legal defense fund to fight for civil rights. for those aware of the legal defense fund now is now a separate entity from the naacp which continues to fight discrimination. as protested vigorously segregation and discrimination in the u.s. armed forces but to no avail. on the other and the new deal progress administration employed black individuals not just in construction but in many cultural realms and a number of these people would become very famous. on their eyes are watching god is one of her famous novels, richard wright author of native son, ralph ellison author of invisible man. all of these people got their start working for the wpa. as it african american jacob lawrence would become famous in time.

and that simply to work with our founder and president, randolph may, of the free state foundation. an indispensable man. before i got to work with the free state foundation, i don't think i had seen his work. but i had a chance to see him and other venues and i could see the steam and the respect which he commanded and really saw that and was impressed by that. and so i continue to see that as i worked with him for 15 years. he's led the free state foundation with skill, hard work and division. bringing a sharp lawyers mind to his work, with a depth of experience from being an accomplished attorney, fcc official, law professor and publish scholar and expert in communications law, administrative law. and randy has the ability to bring thoughtful analysis to these complex and intricate issues in a way that is interesting, and as i said, thoughtful. also, clever. lots of times, with a sense of humor. and to be able to get to the knocked of things. and at the same time, right about these things but also in a way where you can step back and look at some of the broader principles. the fi

captain meade talks to captain george randolph, his artery chief. and ran golf goes into sickles tent and comes out and says basically, you know, general sickles, he's sleeping. but he's not really sure where we're supposed to go. not really sure where the 12th corps was. captain meade, say,s okay. kind of gets back on his horse, rides back to goes. captain meade gets back on his horse, rides back to headquarters and reports to his father. what do we know about general meade's temper? patient, soft-spoken, they don't call him the snapping turtle for nothing, you have to earn nicknames like that. he's under a lot of stress, yes, he was. he's new to command. remember, we're not making excuses. we're just trying to say what happened. but anyway, anyway, so general meade probably told his captain meade, staffer, son, in no uncertain terms, look, these are the orders of general sickles. captain meade goes back, this time finds sickles on his horse, something to the effect of, okay, we'll be in position but i'm still not sure where the 12th corps was, see

january, in 1941, philip randolph, and other black leaders, determined to call for a demonstration of 100,000 people, in washington, on july 1st, to demand equal opportunity, for african americans, jobs, and defense ministries. and, and add to their degradation. five days before the march, roosevelt was shot by executive order 82, which banned racial discrimination in these industries, although its enforcement is toothless. anyone who can keep up with the racial conflagration's and detroit, and around detroit, remains aware that segregation anorexic killed is fond of stories. but, i have a quiz, for just one second. there is an interesting exception to this rule that black, and white, americans, could not work together on production lines. and that they could not receive equal pay, for their work. .i'm sure it is an industry we all know. where is it? and what is the name? >> here you guys go, a boat company. >> absolutely. that's what makes it a rarity. so, always remember, if anyone wants to give you struggle from big from new orleans, you can just, say higgins boat company. the doct

. >> that's randolph. >> i think jefferson repeats it. and he sends his kids to, you know, they're not his kids but to columbia, rather than to william and mary, and he becomes a kind of trojan horse in the middle of virginia in some sense. and so that's that. but the other thing is the west. and, you know, i think john was mentioning that first farewell address, the letter of 1783, that is his most lyrical statement of all time, it seems to me, in terms of his vision for the republic. and you can see it implied in the farewell address, but you have to know about it beforehand. that is america's future is not with europe, but it's to the west. and lafayette says come with me, and we'll go to grand tour, and do paris and we'll do rome and we'll do berlin. i don't think we'll do london, and he says, no, you come with me. we'll do detroit. we'll do new orleans. we'll do savannah. that's the future. that's the future out there. and as a young man in the seven years, he knows about what that is out there, more than most other political leaders

. >> this is jonathan randolph.in general you should regulate not the user and the end use and for every story a spy sympathized that there are other hard-working families that are not as interesting or where one person doesn't haveanother sympathetic family and occupying the house but you never meet them . they haven't bought yes house yet. so in this case it appears the family performed a mergerwhich the zoning administrator has the right to hear the city attorney to sue them . if the zoning administrator chooses to do so. but basically because we've heardall these empathetic arguments , i think the stories here shed some light on the planning commission to have some unity in the attempt to apply a planning code when we attempt to harden planning code 317 or two tighten demolition control for example in the future because we should not be as arrogant as to think that to know what every unit should be used for in the city. sometimes the needs change and we should be able to be flexible as in the case of this projec

robert is first up in randolph, massachusetts. caller: thanks for taking my call. have a question or comment. my question is we harden the school by putting insecurity and all that. i don't think that hardening the school will be the answer alone. i know that it will be a deterrent but i think we are focused much more on hardening the school. what we need to do is prepare the students to know what the problem is. the jump from 5000 to 11,000 is the fact that we had a presidency for four years that encouraged this kind of behavior. if it's a rally happening, he would say let's kick them where they belong. if it's at the top, in the bottom up becomes normal with four years of the trump presidency. if you have a president who does not set an example to calm down that kind of behavior, you've got kids coming in with a gun to shoot because they don't see that there is a problem to be solved. they don't talk to their parents or these kinds of steps. hardening the school would not be the solution, because he can't solve this problem with guns. host: ok. jackie nowicki? gu

randolph, she advised us to research both sides of political parties and also to look at what a conservative raised me to be conservative. this is just all i know, big shout out to dad whose watching right now and this is pretty much the experience for a lot of black americans. we are conservative in our values, however there has been a significant gap between the republican party and black voters and right now, what we're trying to do with the conscience conservative movement is to bridge that gap via education and training, just talking to black voters as well as to white conservatives so that we understand there are commonalities and if we show up i'm telling you it's going to be a powerful experience even in the political spectrum. ainsley: sharice, four in 10 black democratic voters call themselves moderate but the democratic party doesn't seem to be moderate anymore. it's so progressive. >> right. i definitely agree and i will say that historically, black americans, we are conservative. when it comes to conservatism i believe that that does not align , basically, it doesn't have to do