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. >> it's interesting you mention the sort of rural christian man who have a subset from robert jones, founder of the public religion research institute, and he talks about the fact that, you know, we must see these developments for what they. our expressions of raw political power by desperate white christian minority whose belief in its own divine righteousness has unmoored it from democratic commitments. and we must grasp the danger they represent for everyone else. i need to ask you, jennifer, look, i'm a professor of political science, and not a professor of religion. i don't know how wet we are seeing right now could be explained as christiane 80. what i see is white identity politics with sort of a patina of christianity on top of it, but this is sort of about a white supremacist movement that is using christiane 80 as a sort of cover. do you think that there is some moral or christian argument that could be made to these kinds of people to change the perspective? because maybe they couldn't -- you could get someone to look at the religion differently, but you cannot get someon

receiving end of those target letters are prominent georgia republicans, including state senator robert jones, governor brian kemp's running mate for lieutenant governor. david schaffer, the chairman of the georgia republican party and state senator brandon beach. both jones and schaffer reportedly participated in the fake electors scheme that trump and his allies cooked up as a way to float the results of the election. the washington post previously obtained an email that was sent out by the trump campaign to the fake trump electors. the email said, quote, i must ask for your complete discretion in this process. your duties our imperative to ensure the end results, a win in georgia for president trump but will be hampered unless we have complete secrecy and discretion. please, at no point should be mention anything to do with presidential electors or speak to the media. sounds totally legal and legit. news of the target letter sent out by fulton county district attorney fani willis, alongside the explosive revelations from the committee hearing is increasing the pressure on attorney general

rob jones lost both legs in 2010 in an ied explosion in afghanistan. but that didn't stop him from running. diane robertsiane: hope should not have come easily to rob jones. but the marine corps veteran found courage following surgery to amputate both of his legs above the knee. his hope. >>, survive, recover, live is something i came up with in the first week after my injury. diane: jones persevered through over a year of therapy and recovery following his surgeries, testing several prosthetic legs. and in the process, became the first double, above-the-knee amputee to bike from maine to california, raising $126,000 for three nonprofits that help wounded veterans and him. rob: when you wake up after your injury or after whatever tragedy you're still alive and so you , gotta move on from that. you gotta get back on your feet. diane: his prosthetic legs are a mix of carbon and titanium, designed specifically for running. but his stamina is his own. starting in london, crisscrossing america, 31 marathons in 31 cities in 31 days. for those same veterans charities, his energy on a throttle. rob: i get it fro

from saul cohen and lewis today to that of the philadelphia school district, professors robert george and martha jones and hassan jeffreys spread a lot of light during our constitution one-on-one classes.ht then we had a three judges from the third circuit talk about the cases that they had decided before the supreme court decided them involving school free speech and religious liberty and election cases. and now i have the extraordinary honor of bringing together gordon wood and his colleagues to discuss gordon's new book. i'm going too introduce them and then i'm going to ask gordon wood to just put on the table the central argument of this book which i read with rapt -- you know ladies and gentlemen, gordon wood the dean of american historians, all of us have learned from come his pathbreaking work on the ideas at the center of the american founding, and he has distilled a lifetime of wisdom in this new book, which you couldn't debate on constitution dayld than to rd your he's going to be joined in talking about the book by colleagues that i need to put on by constitutional reading glasses in order

him is evan thomas, the author of numerous books including the very best man, robert kennedy, sea of thunder, and john paul jones. now let's hear from nathaniel philbrick and evan thomas. thank you for joining us today. >> at national archives, we are delighted to be here, lots to talk about. we are veterans of the national archives and a lot of you are history buffs, so glad to have you. this is a departure for you. you've written all these books but haven't gotten your car with your wife. tell us about your thought processes, how you got into that, how you went down this road and the cherry it. >> that is where it began. so great to hang out with you for this hour, to see you in the midst of the aftermath of covid. it all began for me during a research trip for my last book about the american revolution, in the hurricane's i, about the year of yorktown. there was a research trip to providence, rhode island, and made my way to the john brown house. this isn't john brown the abolitionist. this is john brown the opposite, slave trade around cofounder of brown university. in the back of his magisterial home is a l

name of the cases nlrb versus jones and laughlin steel company in that case owen roberts buckled to presidential intimidation. to switch his vote joined the free musketeers those loyal to the president on the court. along with chief justice hughes in rewriting the commerce clause reinterpreting it to mean that congress can regulate any act every activity that went in the aggregate has a significant effect on interstate commerce from that moment forward. we went from being a limited purpose. federal government to a general purpose national government that in turn led to congress choking on the volume of its own power. you've got to make all these line drawing decisions when you can legislate that broadly and all of a sudden you're in charge of a huge expanse the sky's the limit. so congress stopped really making law started delegating the lawmaking power to unelected on accountable bureaucrats and that in a nutshell is why we're 31 trillion dollars in debt today. that's why today most of our laws measured by weight volume word length economic impact are made by unelected on accountable bureaucrat

robert kennedy. the war lovers, sea of thunder, and joel payne jones. let's hear from nathanael nathaniel philbrick and evan thomas. thank you for joining us today. >> hello, to the national archives. we are both delighted to be here. lots to talk about, both of us are veterans of speaking in the national archives and know a lot of you are history buffs and so we are glad to have you. this is a bit of a departure for you, you have written all these great books but haven't gotten to -- have been written about that before. tell us about your thought process, how you got into that, how you went down this road metaphorically and literally, and maybe you could start with a chariot? >> yes, that's where it began. evan, it's so great to hang out with you for this hour, to see you in this post -- in the midst of the aftermath of covid. but yeah, it all began for me really during a research trip for my last book about the american revolution, in the hurricane -- in the -- yorktown. and there was a late inning research trip. and i made my way to the john brown ho

they had robert, maggie liz, us presented him to talk with threatening you on and wanting you run that to center on to russia. selling drones is not prohibited under any international law. jones, i'm not lessons of mass destruction is on, isn't independent country. russia is an independent country. they can engage in, arms saves young by local from russia. you can 7 russia. so we have lots of chaos in washington. and the main reason we are not having an agreement is because of the 3. by now i said the last question was the last one. but here's the real last one. i wanted to ask you just what do you think? what kind of role do you think iran can play in terms of maintaining food security in the world right now? because right now, russia and turkey are working out the situation surrounding the boss for the fact that ukrainian mines are interrupting russian supplies from going through the black sea. what kind of role do you think iran can play and making sure that the world food markets have enough supply? you know, as you and your, you know, you don't, is in the southern one of russia and the other side of the cast can see. so on is that out for the grain and there's supplies t