the printer was robert l.third street in philadelphia and if you go there today you will see a sign that says here is where common sense was printed january 9, 1776. it's like a little pamphlet. it's sewn together and is quite rare and it was printed three times in january of 1776. has an interesting story because thomas payne went to robert bell , wanted to have this printed and he wanted the proceeds to buy the soldiers mittens. well, after one through three printings they have falling out and so thomas paine about anybody to print. he lowered the price and he said anybody could printer that's a reason it's so well-known and printed and to this day has the designation of having the highest saturation of any book written in america. my favorite find in the past year is a bible that belonged to the man who wrote "lord of the rings" so i have chair told in's copy of the bible. it had a nice protective case made for it but he had a very simple bible it was printed in 1947. this was in the middle of writing "lord

colonel robert l. stevens and walter f.aniel claimed new world speed and altitude record for the united states air force. any demonstrator questioning america's resolve might receive a surprising answer from a group of junior high school students pulling dimes and nickels, they read billboards and submitted petitions for a new postage stamp honoring the servicemen. the stamp soon goes on sale. first customer, the white house. the month of july was running out and on the 29th so it appeared was the influence power and economy of great britain. been struck by the worst finding crisis, and her military commitments in the far east and in germany economically tenuous, the >> the meeting was a short one by anyone's standards, which only furthered the evidence that ties continued to be strong and the dialogues fruitful. through her prime minister, great britain confirmed her atlantic loyalties and the pacific ones as well and vowed that the british economy would be strengthened. >> you and i have many things in common, mr. prime m

the back of the volume to learn the truth.the volu on two empty pages in the rear, he wrote that robert l board, one of the senior generals, he was one of only two lieutenant generals in france during world war i, that robert l board had failed to support the attack, a deliberate act that caused the death of many american soldiers. for an instant, i felt like the inner sent passerby accosted by the ancient, just like the racquet tour, he had grabbed my arm and revealed a harrowing fate. for the next few weeks, i tried to push the stories from my mind. as as a student of military history, i knew full well the miss leading law of old soldiers. men whose lives had reached a zenith in battle and whose extra measures and i understood the fog of war, the profound confusion of combat and that often distorts judgments. for those reasons, i thought that parkin had to be mistaken. no american general would refuse to assist his fellow soldiers. i was very skeptical of his charge. i resisted delving into the matter but i was finally forced to acknowledge that the story prove that his charge so i coul

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the printer was robert l.in philadelphia and if you go to do you see a brass plaque saying here is where commonsense was printed january 9, 1776. it was a little like a pamphlet. it is sewn together and it's quite rare that it was printed three times in january 1776. it has an interesting story because thomas paine went to robert bell, wanted to have this printed and he wanted the proceeds to buy the soldiers means. well, after it went through three puddings they had a falling out and so thomas paine allowed anybody to printed. he lowered the prices anyone can printed and that's one reason that book is so well-known and put into the state has the designation of having ties saturate every book ever printed in america. >> my favorite find in the past year is a bible that belonged to the men who wrote "lord of the rings." i have j.r.r. tolkien's copy of the bible, and i have a nice protective case made for it buddy had a very simple bible. it was printed in 1947. this was in the middle of writing the "lord of the

the printer was robert l..was on third street in philadelphia and if you go there today you will see a brass plaque saying here is where common sense was printed january 9, 1776. now there's a little pamphlet. it is sewn together and is quite rare and it was printed three times in january of 1776. it has an interesting story because thomas ain't went to robert l. and wanted to have this printed and he wanted the proceeds to buy at the soldiers mittens. after went through printing they had a falling out and so thomas paine allowed anybody to print. he lowered the price and said anybody could print and that's one reason the book is so well-known and to this day has the designation of having the highest saturation of any book printed in america. my favorite find in the past year is a bible that the long to the man who wrote "lord of the rings" so i have j.r.r. tolkien's copy of the bible and i had a nice protective case made for it but he had a very simple bible. it was printed in 1947 and this was in the middle o

and went to robert l. to have the splint it and he wanted to proceed to buy the soldiers mittens.mr. went through printings, they had a falling out and so thomas hayden about anybody to lower the price of that anybody can printed. it is so well known imprinted unto this day has the designation of the high saturation of any book ever print it in america. my favorite sign in the past year is a viable that belong to the man who wrote lord of the rings. i have jr tolkien's copy of the bible and i had a nice protective case made for it, that he had a very simple bible. it was printed in 1947. this is in the middle of rating board of the rings from 1937 to 1954. you can see his beautiful, well-known recognizable signature in the front. what most interests me about this book is the fact that he annotated this vote and made comments in the margin and here on the left page of john, you can see he's making common in greek, comparing it to seven different versions of the bible, same as is a better translation of the original greek. j.r.r. tolkien's bible. the one he had while he was writing

robert: i thought we were going to take the l tonight. it looks like bryce harper is back on track. plus, second round action from the citi open. >> desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. big names have been knocked off at the citi open, but a few big ones are still taking care of business. john isner made it look easy today. we call this quick work. james duckworth with the hustle and the reach for the winner. he advances with straight sets, 6-3, 6-4. what's it like to get close and personal with the pros? another tremendous atmosphere at the citi open, plenty of great action on the court. even better action outside. autograph hunters galore, trying to get their favorite players to sign on the dotted line. >> it feels amazing. i look up to so many of these players. being able to talk to them is part of of the best tennis players in the world. andhey are walking around you can ask them questions and stuff. scott: there were plenty of selfies to be had, capturing moments they will remember forever. >> it's really cool. it makes me feel pretty good inside knowing i can see

robert rodriguez. ray a filmmaker of l network. never been a more important time for building understanding.10 kids. it was there i realized storytelling amplifies our voice. to my fellow latinos, our voice is our vote. we can decide this election. that power, itd is not enough to agree. we have to get out there and vote. we all stand here together each with our own story. that is our america. it is time to take a stand. time to tell our story and it is time to elect hillary clinton the next president of our america. >> hello dnc. american, i'm a chairman of my tribe. we have faced hardship and discrimination. save ourtors fought to try. thatry clinton is a leader our country needs. she is a leader for america. >> i am a woman, i am african-american, i am clear and i am the newest member of the georgia house of representatives. [applause] i ran for office because i represent the rainbow of voices that too often went unheard and our state capital. we need to trust black women. [applause] is unapologetically ready to stand together. i'm dr. debbie. greetings of peace. and a prouder american mu

roberts, abc news, new york. >> what a great story. "life animated" in theaters right now. when we come back, live at what muscle pain?lat bad wrist? advil makes pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer than advil it's the world's #1 choice what pain? advil. >>> back now with all the excitement at wimbledon and let's go back across the pond to england where the world's best tennis players are competing and lara is on the scene with all the action. how are you doing out there, lara? >> i'm great, michael. i wish you were here but i am very happy to be with patrick mcenroe and serena is on centre court right now playing her vesnina. when she's done venus williams takes the court so could we see an all williams final? patrick, i'll ask first about serena. she is on fire out there. playing an unseeded player. who is actually gotten a couple games off serena. >> she's gotten a couple games but only two in the opening set. serena came out today absolutely on fire, lara. that's the way she's been playing the last couple of matches here. she's gunning for number 22. trying to tie steffi graf. hasn't been a

robert in washington,n, go ahead. >> caller: yes, thank you very much for all your work and i am a survivor of l company the third battalion and third marine division, 1969. i have nine. i have been 100% physically and mentally disabled since then. i'm one of two survivors of twon groups of that got into the d and c1969 we still have not gotten our records. is basically an unknown event. i just think you for doing what you do for the veterans. i lost everybody, everybody, all my friends were killed. everyone. excepteryon for one. we still are in the unknown, were still in the twilight zone. but we are we are doing okay, so thank you very much. >> guest: thank you for callingy honestly i cannot imagine, i really cannot cannot imagine what that must feel like. to lose all of your friends come all of your brothers but one. and decades later to have it never really be acknowledged by your country. one of the things i was looking at a my book "tribe" is that is that our traditional warriors, are they better off coming back to the battlefield to their community than soldiers in a modern mechanized industrialized mass society.as

l originalist on the court. justice scalia described himself as hesitant originalist, someone originalist but maybe didn't always like the results. i think if you look at chief justice roberts and justice alito's opinions, they are often faithful to the text and share the originalists tendencies but i don't know they describe themselves as following the same legal framework. >> that gets into the question of textualists, versus origin originali originalists. now to dominic. >> how are you doing? my question is what is the support's j supreme court's job to do. i understand as executive branch, you just propose things and congress, you're making l laws. can you all tell me what is the job of the supreme court basically to do. i now you have to interpreter i to heck with that, what does that mean? what other role than presidential appointment does the president play? what is the supreme court's job to do in a net shell and what other role does presidential appointment play in that role? >> great question. someone want to tackle the role of the supreme court and what it means to interpret them all? >> it's easy to overthink what they're supposed to do because now the supreme c

roberts 21stt birthday on the set of pretty pt woman. kind of a cool thing. thi he was in the korean war. he's done so much with his lifef so it's a sad loss. lld. but definitely sad but he was a phenomenal film maker and alwayw phenomenal creator of televisiot shows.show >> seems like in the '70's every watched producer name front and center garry marshall.ar >> thanks, kev.>> see you on good day, right., rig >> i'll see you guys at 10:30 1: with more from matt damon and dn more to say about mr. garryr. gr marshall i sat down with two wh months ago. we should have video of that asa well. >> awesome.>> awesome. >> thanks, kev.ha >>> now tucker will not be b seeing him tucker will be wile chasing what are they,. >> pokemon. >> what are the things you catch. catch. >> pokemon go. i don't have the whole list in l front of me.frof m >> we expect you to be ourou tor expert and then come back andacd teach us. >> cool and interesting. >> show a little excitement.. >> i am little skeptical aboutbt this whole i'll keep an open mind.n min perhaps it's fun to chase thesee little guys. right? 76 at reagan national.aa dulles 75. bwi marshall 76.l hey i'll

l newman? did you correct him oro let him go?im o? >> no, i was so stunned i starea into space for while. but because great moment. it was a great mgroment. >> guys, that's robert front of me.n frf m i mean that's be a surveillancel the by directorred ordinary oiny people one of the greatest filmt maker of all time.make all acts of all time. o all t all the president's men, spy, game it was incredible to sit down with him and talk.k he is special physical hearcial somebody mistook him for paulau newman at a restaurant.es i can't imagine how embarrassing that was. th >> for kevin as excited as kevin gets the first reference heen h makes to robert redford as a director.dire >> yeah. >> listen, acting wise he actedd for 20 years and obviously obvuy before directing his first movie in 1980 which is ordinary peop people. you're right, bush cads cation o cydney and the sun dance king,i, the sting, out of of a forty three cash all the president'srt men. he's amazing actor and film fm maker but it was just an honor h to talk to him. him. very very surreal.y sural >> salad dressing maker.. >> it's sweet the love he stilll has that lives on for paulorl newman. >> yeah. y

l. haas. >> the chair lays before the house a communication. speaker,norable the house of representatives, sir, under clause g of rule to under the house of representatives, i designate mr. robertnsel to sign any and all papers and to all other acts for me under the name of the clerk of the house, which they would be authorized to do by virtue of this designation, except such as divided by statue in case of my temporary absence or disability. this designation shall remain in effect for the 114th congress or until modified by me, signed sincerely, karen l. haas, clerk of the house. >> pursuant to section eight b of house resolution 820, the house stands adjourned until 9 a.m. on thursday, july toy first, 2016. 21, 2016. rely onieve we should government to provide only the functions that cannot be provided to individuals or private organizations. >> government has an important role to play in many areas. especially protecting our security and national interests. but government should not be the first place we turn for every problem. >> i believe the government should live within its means. the most effective government is the government closest to the people. >> great things can