st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d.n around 1100 an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then as it does today over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. >>> this week on "moyers & company" -- >> we in america have a higher opinion of ourselves than maybe we deserve. we've always believed that we're democrats. we're fundamentally egalitarian. but i see that egalitarian impulse disappearing. i see it either being numbed or actually snuffed out. >> announcer: funding is provided by -- anne gumowitz, encouraging the renewal of democracy. carnegie corporation of new york, supporting innovations in education, dem

st. patrick's day unless the pd will tell me mime wrong this is stressful there are typically the same events we know about so no there's - if you'd like to form a task force and be formal that's the only way the pd can get together i mean, i'm on this is just a - >> your first pitch. >> commissioner lee and even a commissioner frost. >> just to follow up the timeframe there has to be a cut off because they get a lot of last minute requests there's a a dewy sent festival you have to have more planning if the event is last minute the fees will be outrage if the public accepts that or do we set a standard you have to have your event in or subject to a lot more money maybe we can ask the lieutenant his opinion i know in the past they get inundated with last questions and suddenly there's a crazy number for expenses so we should streamline it a little bit. >> it's good to know within the staff and commission what's the threshold not necessarily the number of events but how many people do those events represent so at what point does sfpd dermatitis capacity has been reached so i mean obviously sfp

st. patrick's today not syncould demay it is new years eve really the ticker so the law requires before november one this b be approved we haven't had the ability to do it since 2010 i i think so bringing it to you to have this conversation and then you know impose our will how we implement it so the law contemplates 40 day cut off and it also requires sfpd occulttion i sent it to the lieutenant and asked if he has any comments we might ask him to come up and the outreach is important as well as but obviously if the population out there that applies for things doesn't know those are required we'll do our best using the e-mail list as well as the social media and any commissioner wants to assist us in getting the word out so we don't disappoint anybody if you have - i mean it's that simple to give staff direction and we begin implementing that. >> so are you looking for us to determine cost and like the last deadline is. >> i don't think your - cost it is not in our purview there's a way in the memo to change or in some what you add costs to late permits sort of late i'm looking to the various fo

st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d.0 anrish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then as it does today over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. >> hello and welcome to "euromaxx highlights," for a look at the best bits of the week for you. let's have a look at what's coming up. culture sleuths -- the online portal art detective uncovers the secrets of ancient paintings. pop in the snow -- wham!'s classic hit "last christmas" turns 30. and digital illusion -- a hungarian photo artist and her unusual selfies. art detective is a new website that seeks to unravel the mysteries of ancient paintings. it all started of

st. patrick's day shirts we are working on like this. we have some american flag clothing, some patriotic women's leggings. we have jump suits valentine's day shirts. we work with a company that has licenses with a lot of major colleges. and we designed an exclusive line of sweaters with them and purchased them and we sell them on our website. we are looking to kind of break outside of our season ality and become more of a year round. >> you have to in order to stay in business. you managed to make a deal with urban outfitters. you have an investment on shark tank. the sweaters are $65. are people buying these as a novelty? do you worry that the ugly sweater is fun for a little while and it is a fad like everything else. there is a lot of competition. how do you make your selved different? >> one is the actual products themselves. we don't try to just make tacky run of the mill sweaters. we put a lot of thought into making each sweater. a lot of the humor is very subtle. i think people fall in love with the products. we have very high qu

st. patrick's day and i'll work with awe you and commissioner singer on the planning and finally located a school that will host you all for the community meeting for the mission there's update for you all this week and hopefully find one of three weeks. >> like to get in a meeting at the community sometime in the first half of the year. >> any other items commissioners wish to bring up on our calendar if not, we're prepared for the next item. >> we're at adjournment commissioners. >> motion for adjournment is in order is there a second. >> second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? this meeting is now adjourned thank you >> welcome to the january 21, 2015, of the san francisco board of appeals the presiding officer is commissioner president lazarus joined by commissioner fung and commissioner honda and commissioner bobbie wilson's there's a seat vacate pursuant to the charter when a vacancy exists the board may overrule the boil omi by a vote of 3 members the t to my left is ryan and at the controls mr. pacheco the boards legal assistant and i'm sgnlz we have scott sanchez did zo

st. patrick's day last year. >> so we get to use the four- wheel drive on monday. >> yes, you have that. >> yes. just for this. not even a winter storm could stop some people from the polar bear plunge. the water temperature was 35 in the chesapeake bay. hundreds of people took the plunge, including a wusa-9 reporter, nick jovani. >> there was a party all day long at sandy point state park. it was packed saturday. hundreds of people lined up side by side in the sand to share a trip in the bay. flooding into the ice-cold water for the 19th annual polar bear plunge. >> it will be quick. go in, go under, get out. >> the key to success is running in the water and get cold. >> you get to see everybody excited and all of a sudden the look of fear over their face. >> plungers went in different directions, some in superman suits, others in bathing suits. >> i come home from college to do it. i would not miss it for the world. >> everyone froze just the same, for the same cause. special olympics maryland. >> what is cool is individuals with intellectual disabilities have been marginalized. when t

st. patrick's day.e're not out of the woods yet. >> thanks, erica. >>> we're just 24 hours away to kickoff. terry oh key take is among the seattle and new england players getting pumped up in arizona. >> reporter: this could be the closest super bowl game ever, with no real underdog, it's who's got the most grit. >> play hard and play every play tough. >> is it going to come down to a matchup of wills? >> i believe so. i don't think it's going to come down to x's and o's. >> reporter: los angeles times sports writer-- >> it's all going to come down to the passing game. the rushing game, both have two bruising rushers. >> reporter: the vince lombardi turnover, both teams will be dreaming of holding it up. >> expect it to come down to the wire. we're poised for that. we're ready for that. >> reporter: he also predicts a fourth quarter dog fight. >> this is a classic matchup. of course it's always a blowout, always! >> reporter: seattle is hoping for back-to-back championships. new england was the last tea

st. patrick's day and i'll work with awe you and commissioner singer on the planning and finally located a school that will host you all for the community meeting for the mission there's update for you all this week and hopefully find one of three weeks. >> like to get in a meeting at the community sometime in the first half of the year.

st. patrick's cathedral in new york city. >> reporter: pope francis is upholding the church's ban against birth control. but says the faithful don't have to breed like rabbits to be good catholics. [ speaking foreign language ] the pope says instead catholics should practice responsible parenting. the pope made his comments to reporters on the way home from the philippines where a record crowd of six million turned out for his final mass on sunday. the comments come ahead of the pope's trip to the united states this fall for the world meeting of families. the pope will visit philadelphia, washington, and new york. according to polls in the u.s. the majority of catholics here believe that artificial contraception is morally acceptable. but the pope said there are plenty of natural ways to regulate births that have the church's approval. >> i think that they need to get with the times. >> i think it may tend to make people not as interested in the church because they feel the pope's position is too unyielding in the faces of realities of today. >> reporter: the pope also warned against what

st. patrick's cathedral. he had one of his men infiltrate the group. the bomb and stop it from being -- stop it from exploding. this has given him a great deal of credibility with the department. so he's called to a secret meeting at the new york city police headquarters on center street a big domed building that's now luxury condominiums that go for several million dollars apiece. in the commissioner's private office, there's a back way in the back of the building. you go up a private elevator into wood-panelled room with a fire going and there is the commissioner and his deputy guy scull, and they are telling tunney we've got this mission for you. we want you to in effect, be head of homeland security. they say we are going to give you a special office right across the way above a bar. you answer only to us. take the men you need, set up this group and figure out what is going on. so tunney looks at the problem and he really doesn't quite know where to begin. the first thing he's learned, he doesn't want married men in the unit. he's afraid this is g

st. patrick's day, and there is snow. >> this one is called juno i think. >> scarlet fu will have anotherf "off the charts" on the other side of the break. ♪ >> welcome back. this is "bottom line" on bloomberg television. most of the northeastern united states is preparing to shut down expecting a blizzard of historic proportions with new york city declaring a state of emergency. while everybody scrambles to prepare, one company is watching its stock climb. scarlet fu joins me with the story in "off the charts." who are we talking about? >> are talking about a company called generac based in wisconsin. they make backup generators. we have been here before. do you have the buildup of a big storm coming. the scramble to hunker down. the following utility poles and the loss of power. gnrc rallied as much as 7.6% today to a six-month high. it did pull back a little bit, but the gain is noticeable. >> talk about how this is history repeating itself. >> go back to august of 2011 remember hurricane irene? during the store, shares climbed 23%. the following week, so what happened. down 4.7%. it p

st. patrick's day parade times -- >> all of those peoples afraid of driving in the rain will stay home. >> i would choose meteor death. >> it is a fat way to go. i want to rip off the bandaid of life. before we go to break -- that's a nice poem. it is time for a new segment and we will call it -- >> way to go paul. oh my goodness. in tonight's edition of way to go paul we visit a youth hockey center somewhere. >> get the wheels on the bus. >> way to go, paul. >> i don't know if you heard that. one more time please. >> get the puck. >> get the wheels on the bus. >> way to go, paul. >> way to go, paul. >> you know what, there will only be one episode. in order to do this we have to find a guy that screws up whose name is paul. >> paul mccurio. we got one. >> this has been another edition of way to go, paul. >> we got a paul. >> if your name is paul and you screw up somewhere and it is on tape please send it to us and make sure there is somebody nearby saying way to go paul. you have to screw up. your name has to be paul and somebody has to say, way to go, paul. i don't want you to do anythi

st. patrick's cathedral and ground zero. the pontiff then heads to philadelphia for the world meetings of families september 26th and 27th. plans still not confirmed by the vatican. dangerous weather paralyzing much of the northeast there is relief ahead. >> good news for now there are things more active as we head to the middle of next week. freezing rain we have lingering snow showers across portions of pennsylvania and black ice concerns on roadways stretching through parts of i mid atlantic up to new england. on average in boston you should be looking at 18 inches of snow. only 5.5 inches reported so far. you are looking at relatively warm temperatures in the 70's across texas upper 60's in the city of new orleans and temperatures very winter like not too unusual across portions of the great lakes. looking at high temperatures out there in the 30's upper 30's in new york city. heather and ainsley? >> thank you so much maria. >> american sniper breaking records on its opening weekend. it opened to an amazing 90.# $2 milli

st. patrick's parade. he had a truck where he was dispensing coffee and hot chocolate. have known pat for 20 years. >> does he want to do something to make the relationship between the mayor and police better? does it help if he says the mayor has "blood on his hands?" >> the rhetoric pat has used his unfortunate. it is inappropriate. we can agree to disagree but i -- there's nobody i shun. my relationship with part is both a personal and a professional one. two i agree with everything he's doing? certainly not. in this instance, i voiced my concerns about it. understanding union leadership, you need to recognize that union leadership, their first obligation is to their members. in the police, they certainly have an obligation to the public but their role is to represent. if the mentorship doesn't feel they are being represented -- >> the editorial said "the madness needs to stop. mr. de blasio should appeal to the public and say that the police are trying to extort him and the city he leads. if they will not do their jobs mr. de blasio should consider replacing them."

st. patrick's cathedral. he had one of his men infiltrate the group. they were able to while the bomb was left in the front of st. patrick's cathedral, they were able to grab the bomb and stop it from being -- stop it from exploding. this has given him a great deal of credibility with the department. so he's called to a secret meeting at the new york city police headquarters on center street a big domed building that's now luxury condominiums that go for several million dollars apiece. in the commissioner's private office, there's a back way in the back of the building. you go up a private elevator into wood-panelled room with a fire going and there is the commissioner and his deputy guy scull, and they are telling tunney we've got this mission for you. we want you to in effect, be head of homeland security. they say we are going to give you a special office right across the way above a bar. you answer only to us. take the men you need, set up this group and figure out what is going on. so tunney looks at the problem and he really doesn't quite know wh

st. patrick's day shirts we are working on like this. we have some american flag clothing, some patriotic women's leggings. we have jump suits valentine's day shirts. we work with a company that has licenses with a lot of major colleges. and we designed an exclusive line of sweaters with them and purchased them and we sell them on our website. looking to kind of break outside of our season ality and become more of a year round. >> you have to in order to stay in business. you managed to make a deal with urban outfitters. you have an investment on shark tank. the sweaters are $65. are people buying these as a novelty? do you worry that the ugly sweater is fun for a little while and it is a fad like everything else. there is a lot of competition. how do you make your selved different? >> one is the actual products themselves. we don't try to just make tacky run of the mill sweaters. we put a lot of thought into making each sweater. a lot of the humor is very subtle. i think people fall in love with the products. we have very high quality s

st. patrick's day, cinco de mayo, the fourth of july and halloween?pplause ] no one -- no one wants to see what santa looks like after a three-day bender. good news, kids, santa's real. bad news, he's being on the side of a duane reade. [ laughter ] i never saw mommy kissing santa claus, but i did see santa open mouth kiss a police horse. [ laughter ] now, go ho-ho-hose the puke off your boots. because ya burnt. [ cheers and applause ] hey, eggnog, how did you come to exist? was someone eating an omelet and thought, "eggs are great, but i would like them better in a cold drink." [ laughter ] also, if i'm drinkin' at a party with extended family, i don't want to cut my booze with pancake batter. i need vodka in a water glass, no ice. hey, eggnog, you ain't hard boiled, ya hard burnt. [ cheers and applause ] midnight mass. not falling asleep fast enough at regular church? try the midnight version. [ laughter and applause ] midnight mass is great if your idea of last call is getting a tiny sip of wine out of a cup that a hundred other strangers' mouths t

st. patrick's day hat. and this woman, i think she just likes the color green. what do you like best about it? >> the fuzzy little ears yeah. these guys. and it reverses. >> reporter: oh really? >> but -- this is a little trick. >> reporter: oh a little hat trick. that's a hat trick. >> a little hat trick! there you go! >> reporter: hat trick. now, if you have a special snow hat, and you want to enter the challenge, put it on take a picture of it tweet it to to @patsnowstick and enter the challenge. coming up we'll have children's entries in this challenge. i'll see you then. live in northwest, pat collins. news4. >> our own pat in the hat. nobody else has it. >> i like that woman's hat. >> yeah that was pretty cool. >> it looked good. even down. >> oh some tricks to it. >> and speaking of tricky that's exactly what this storm system was. we're putting it out there. a lot of times it's the small ones that can be the trickiest. so we saw with carmageddon. this was no carmageddon, but the fact we had this occurring at just the right time during the morning rush it

st. patrick's day. >> this is for kids. 12 and under. >> free ride from the oakland international airportpaying adult must be accompanying the children. this is for the free ride to and from the airport. >>> also new this morning. pope francis announcing that he will name 15 new cardinals object february 14th. they will come from 13 did i countries. >> new cardinals are important, because they set the tone in the church and they will help elect the new hope. >> that is the second time he selected a group of new cardinals. >> last year it was 19. >>> we have more on kron four news weekends. family members are speaking at the funeral for slain police officer went jan liu -- wenjian liu. female announcer: sleep train thanks all those who helped make a difference last year for thousands of california foster kids. thank you for helping foster kids. thank you for the school supplies! thank you for the new shoes. thank you, secret santa! and thank you for donating money. announcer: your generosity proves that while not everyone can be a foster parent anyone can help a foster child. thank you! th

st. patrick's cathedral. he had one of his men infiltrate his group.to grab the bomb that was left out in front and stop it from being -- stop it from exploding. and this has given him a great5 deal of credibility with the department, so he's called to a secret meeting at the new york city police head quarters on center street, the big dome building is now luxury condominiums that go for several million dollars a piece. and in the commissioner's private office, there's a backway in the back of the building, you go up a prooit elevator into a wood panel room with the fire going and there is the commissioner and his deputy guy skull and they're telling him we have this mission for you. we want you to, in effect, be head of homeland security. they say we're going to give you a special office right across the way above a bar. you answer only to us. take the men you need. the plots that von ritalin spins in the united states -- let me give you an idea of some of them. one is an ingenious invention is to sabotage ships at sea as they leave the new york harbo

st. patrick's day promote ethnic solidarity at the expense of individuality? does teaching patriotism? what's so important, your honors, is that a statute like this that's vague and overbroad violates the students' first amendment rights. it chills students' speech. if you look at the administrative law judge's order, specifically page 1146 and 1147 he talks about how to look at student work in deciding if there's a violation. superintendent huppenthal's letter from january 2nd talked about looking at student work. in fact your honors there's a declaration in the record to nicholas dominguez. it's on pages 1046 and 1047. and he talks about as a student he changed what he wrote in his essays essays. a vague and overbroad law like this also very much chills what teachers teach. and that interferes with the right of students to receive information. there are declarations in the record from teachers in volume 6 of the record you've got declarations from curtis accost o. and lorenzo lopez. volume 8 from cyril rusk that it changed what they did as teachers. >> i think it was supposed to chan

st. patrick's day to have a drink. it is the one night i take off.eat and drink a little find time for balance. so balance is my key word. >> i think when you make a resolution it is always a little bit of a letdown. >> do you make one. >> i tried to be more organized. jill did clean my closet so i guess that's sort of one. i'm just trying to not mess it back up again. that's my job. >>> for women doing all the getting fit stuff, a lot of women don't love going to the gym. you get it totally because when you go to the gym, all these girls are in tight clothes, matchy things you feel -- >> they look good in situations where they shouldn't look good. >> yes, and you feel crummy so you don't even want to get on the machine because you feel icky. well, in the uk they came up with this video, "wiggle jiggle." >> do you have it? >> i think we have it. >> let's go! ♪ ♪ hit me ♪ ♪ hit me ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> first of all, how about the tag line sweating like a pig, feeling like a fox? >> i like it. >> by the way, that is so empowering. i've gone to my gym and i feel c

[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] our guest chaplain reverend patrick rifle, steters catholic church washington, d.c. the chaplain: let us pray. god, our father, you guide everything in wisdom and love. you are good and forgiving, full of love for all who call upon you. we now praise you for that love and rejoice in your abundant

sts orieon how to make it in hollywood. >> don't take advice from actors. >> sleep around. >> then, see miley topless with patrick schwarzenegger on the beach. and snooki all covered up. >> yeah, she's actually here to talk about her "i dos." >> and i'm sure you've seen those rob lowe commercials. >> we have the making of his new ad. &- >> i'm peaked in high school rob lowe. >> and i'm captain of the team. egg roll. >> now, "entertainment tonight." we love entertaining people. >> the northeast getting hammered by a storm that could be historic. it makes me feel guilty showing you the stars basking in the sunshine at the screen actors guild award last night. you guys got to see them up close while i was recuperating from a scratched eye. >> a lot of stars, a lot of fun. sofia vergara, back me up here, she opened the vault last night about her life with joe mangannello. >> i don't think joe had any idea how much his future wife was divulging. it was the highlight of what was a great night. >> come on, va, va, va, voom. red hot. when you and joe stepped on the red carpet, it's like the temperature just went up like 25 degrees. >>

patrick holiday the three from the corner. still is the holiday season. they lose 70-62. also st. joe's and drexel lost as well. i'm john clark. have a good rest of your week. >>> the latest sixers slide. philadelphia stuck around through halftime then l.a. pulled away to complete the rout. tony wroten led the sixers with 27 points but it wasn't enough. clippers win 127-91. the sickers dropped every game on their west coast trip. hopefully they'll have better luck when they return home tomorrow to host the cleveland cavaliers. the time right now, 5:58. "nbc 10 news today" continues in just a moment with another full hour of news. meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the conditions outside for us this morning. >> that's right. looking at some fog out there. also some very mild air. we're going to get milder this afternoon. feeling a little like spring. your details straight ahead. life's running out of shaving stuff. and thankfully being able to find backups. discover brookside and discover an exciting combination of tastes. rich, dark chocolate covering soft centers. flavored with exotic fruit juices. it

but patrick holiday, the three from the corner. still is the holiday season. also st. joe's and drexel lost as well. i'm john clark. have a good rest of your weekend. >>> this is "nbc 10 news." >> at 9:56 here is a live look outside at cape may, new jersey. not a great beach day. not good in the city. not so great in the mountains, and down the shore, they're dealing with fog, some clouds and we've got the scattered showers that are still lingering. temperatures right now actually aren't that bad. they're in the mid 40s and they are going to warm up into the 60s. >>> they were flying high at the kimmel center as the philadelphia orchestra accompanied the symphony, the only cirque act to accompany symphony symphonies. there will be another at 2:00. >>> local brides got a deal on dresses while also helping out a good cause. nbc 10 was there where brides against breast cancer offered up hundreds of designer and brand name gowns at discounts of up to 85%. proceeds fund free programs for breast cancer patients and their families. last year this event raised over a million d

patrick holiday, the three from the corner. still is the holiday season. explorers lose 70-62. st. joe's and drexel lost as well.k. have a good rest of your weekend. >>> the latest sixers slide has hit five games after getting clubbed by the clippers last night. philadelphia stuck around through halftime, then l.a. pulled away to complete the rout. tony wroten led in points but it wasn't enough. clippers win 127-91. the sixers, by the way, dropped every game on their west coast trip. they are back at home tomorrow to host the cleveland cavaliers. the time right now is 6:57. "nbc 10 news today" continues in just a moment with a full hour of news. matt delucia is following members of the philadelphia police department who are on their way to new york. matt? >> reporter: yeah rosemary. about 80 officers are on their way up there as we speak. some are making the second trip in just over a week. i've been talking with some of those officers. we'll have that coming up. >> we are waking up to some fog across the area. also some rain. you can see on radar that we are tracking some rain across the area. lots of green on

st. louis. hat trick saturday to an early shower. 5-2 blue. if protect the corner there. gave up 2 more goal. patrickap around. saint laws beat the sharks once again by a score of 7-2. we were expecting andrew to be out for maybe really long time perhaps another month. big aussie return to the warriors line up last night. good news is he's back. bad news is the warriors still have 49 regular season games. it's very hard for him to move if we bubble wrap him for his own safety. of had he 4 points. 8 board. 15 minutes of work. his knee appeared to be fine as he oops here t.first time head coach curry had a full healthy squad this season for the warriors. said last tonight was actually more difficult games he's to coach because he has so many weapons now. everybody is healthy. almost too many guys not enough minutes. >> as long as everybody continue to pull for each other and accept the fact that some nights aren't going to be it's all right. that has been the case all year. just a little more crowded now. >> a lot of guy on the team have given up for the greater good of the team. we know what is good.

[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] our guest chaplain reverend patrick rifle, st. peters catholic church washington, d.c. the chaplain: let us pray. god, our father, you guide everything in wisdom and love. you are good and forgiving, full of love for all who call upon you. we now praise you for that love and rejoice in your abundant blessing. you call us today to grow in the knowledge of that love and invite us to receive your blessings. accept the prayers we offer for our beloved nation, protect it and keep it ever in your sight. fill this house of representatives with your holy wisdom and may that wisdom lead to right action. strengthen these representatives and their staffs as they labor for the common good and for what is just in your eyes. may true harmony, lasting freedom and justice be secured for all so that there may be lasting peace. we ask this in your most holy name, amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 thjonastdsppve the pled

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patrick henry. in 1775, the war for american independence was already underway in boston. the virginia simply met in st. john's church in richmond to determine what virginias role would be in the american revolution. there are a lot of people in that assembly at that time who thought we should reconcile with george the third. at the critical moment, patrick henry stood up and said, no. i don't know about other people, that's for me, give me liberty or give me death. [applause] patrick henry leads in america -- believed in america before there was in america. you believe in america, i believe in america, and now it is time for a president that believes in america. god bless you and god bless our country. [applause] thank you. [applause] >> all right. did everybody enjoy lunch? ok, good. think the tea party patriots for that. our next speaker is one of the most famous and accomplished conservative american warriors and history. he went from being a history professor at a college in georgia to one of the most consequential speakers in american history. he single-handedly changed how republicans and conser