in faces tory rival susan hall in the for london mayor?ate >> we'll discuss as we nominate tonight's greatest british and union jackass. but next in uncancelled, meghan markle's mother, ragland, mother, doria ragland, has bizarrely been pictured alongside the stars of keeping up alongside the stars of keeping up kardashians. up with the kardashians. but could this strange association actually be manufactured by the duchess of sussex herself? my royal scoop getters kyra kennedy and ingrid seward join me with exclusive reporting on that. their live in time now for our royal scoop guesses kyra kennedy and ingrid seward. and after rumours, the sussex heirs been dropped sussex heirs have been dropped by pals, sussex heirs have been dropped by unexpected pals, sussex heirs have been dropped by unexpected member pals, sussex heirs have been dropped by unexpected member ofals, sussex heirs have been dropped by unexpected member of the an unexpected member of the family out making family has been out making connections. meghan's mother, family has

in faces tory rival susan hall in the for london mayor?ate >> we'll discuss as we nominate tonight's greatest british and union jackass. but next in uncancelled, meghan markle's mother, ragland, mother, doria ragland, has bizarrely been pictured alongside the stars of keeping up alongside the stars of keeping up kardashians. up with the kardashians. but could this strange association actually be manufactured by the duchess of sussex herself? my royal scoop getters kyra kennedy and ingrid seward join me with exclusive reporting on that. their live in time now for our royal scoop guesses kyra kennedy and ingrid seward. and after rumours, the sussex heirs been dropped sussex heirs have been dropped by pals, sussex heirs have been dropped by unexpected pals, sussex heirs have been dropped by unexpected member pals, sussex heirs have been dropped by unexpected member ofals, sussex heirs have been dropped by unexpected member of the an unexpected member of the family out making family has been out making connections. meghan's mother, family has

and susan hall's only going to be stopping. in as we be stopping. in fact, as we stand today. tuesday susan to leave tuesday, susan is going to leave things alone. i'm going get things alone. i'm going to get rid low traffic 20 rid of low traffic networks, 20 mile zones, all those mile an hour zones, all those sorts of things. i'm sorry to say, it's cyclists are listening to this. i'm to going get rid of some the excessive huge cycle some of the excessive huge cycle lanes, you're to get lanes, too. you're going to get rid some cycle lanes. rid of some cycle lanes. >> you to going not build >> are you to going not build any cycle lanes? this any new cycle lanes? is this going car centric city? >> it's going to be what we need to do is to get this city, as we say, motoring. but moving again. one of the problems we have, we've huge congestion we've got huge congestion cycling i want encourage cycling is i want to encourage i've no problem that cycling is i want to encourage i've that. problem that cycling is i want to encourage i've that. butlem that cycling is i want to encourag

and there's that happen, but there's things that happen, but i'm like susan hall that i'm not like susane dread they're doing their dread it. they're doing their job. >> interestingly, ken livingstone suggested livingstone once suggested that moving so moving that carnival as well. so perhaps perhaps there's some greater , i don't know, party greater, i don't know, party intraparty connections there. but i do want to move on to something that we've done with all of the mayoral candidates who've been on this show. you might have been expecting it. our no no our quickfire, yes. no no questions. so please try to answer in just yes or no . so answer in just yes or no. so we'll start with more stop and search by the police. yes should the two child cap on benefits be lifted? no should the uk leave the echr? yes should we bring back the death penalty ? no. back the death penalty? no. should the circle line be a circle ? circle? >> that's what a question, tom. >> that's what a question, tom. >> all the ones to stump you. i didn't think it would be that one. >> no. yes >> no. yes >> yes. is the

why should we trust susan hall?n hall? why should we conservatives, we trust the conservatives, given, got given, as you say, they've got no position this? no real position on this? >> well, i think two things. first foremost, just lord first and foremost, just lord moylan, daniel is in the throes of moving on, albeit perhaps after the event action through the house of lords to tack on to an existing bill that will stop this happening again. >> but a bit late for him, isn't it? it's just too late for cousin on it. >> is it. is it is too late for him on this example. but what it will do if it's successful and if we can get cross—party cooperation , it will be to stop cooperation, it will be to stop road price charging going. all right. well, that's clearly where he's going. no, no, no. i get that. so but that's leg one. your question is a fair one. how does that help for the next eight months before susan does or doesn't get in? clearly or doesn't get in? it clearly doesn't , as things stand. but doesn't, as things s

why should we trust susan hall?n hall? why should we conservatives, we trust the conservatives, given, got given, as you say, they've got no position this? no real position on this? >> well, i think two things. first foremost, just lord first and foremost, just lord moylan, daniel is in the throes of moving on, albeit perhaps after the event action through the house of lords to tack on to an existing bill that will stop this happening again. >> but a bit late for him, isn't it? it's just too late for cousin on it. >> is it. is it is too late for him on this example. but what it will do if it's successful and if we can get cross—party cooperation , it will be to stop cooperation, it will be to stop road price charging going. all right. well, that's clearly where he's going. no, no, no. i get that. so but that's leg one. your question is a fair one. how does that help for the next eight months before susan does or doesn't get in? clearly or doesn't get in? it clearly doesn't , as things stand. but doesn't, as things s

you ever heard of susan hall? had any of you ever heard of susan hall until a few weeks ago? chances she got are winning next? maine oh, dean got are winning next? maine oh, dear, oh, dear. in a minute , we dear, oh, dear. in a minute, we will talk about de—banking. but actually, in this case, it's tanking. i promise. all will be explained in a couple of minutes >> you're listening to news radio . radio. >> well, i asked you , will the >> well, i asked you, will the cross channel migrant crisis or should we now call it an emergency ? will it ever stop emergency? will it ever stop some of your thoughts that have come in, michael says , i can't come in, michael says, i can't speak for all. however i can speak for all. however i can speak for all. however i can speak for many when i say enough is enough , ryan says not whilst is enough, ryan says not whilst this conservative government in brackets does everything it can to avoid the issue . we could to avoid the issue. we could solve this in a matter of weeks by simply turning the boats around. ryan do you mean to do what austra

you ever heard of susan hall? had any of you ever heard of susan hall until a few weeks ago?what chances she got are winning next? maine oh, dean got are winning next? maine oh, dear, oh, dear. in a minute , we dear, oh, dear. in a minute, we will talk about de—banking. but actually, in this case, it's tanking. i promise. all will be explained in a couple of minutes >> you're listening to news radio . radio. >> well, i asked you , will the >> well, i asked you, will the cross channel migrant crisis or should we now call it an emergency ? will it ever stop emergency? will it ever stop some of your thoughts that have come in, michael says , i can't come in, michael says, i can't speak for all. however i can speak for all. however i can speak for all. however i can speak for many when i say enough is enough , ryan says not whilst is enough, ryan says not whilst this conservative government in brackets does everything it can to avoid the issue . we could to avoid the issue. we could solve this in a matter of weeks by simply turning the boats around. ryan do you mean to do what au

susan hall issues.and of pointing that out. and of course, she's got the inevitable flak the suspects, flak from the usual suspects, including david lammy. yes, but she's absolutely , i think, she's absolutely, i think, a hero for doing that . hero for doing that. >> matthew, are your greatest britain nominee, please. >> mine is scottish labour leader anas sarwar, who has revived the party north of the border. to the extent that today's polls show it, at least equalling if not surpassing the snp in terms of westminster seats. the true comeback kid well, i've got to go with kwasi kwarteng here and susan hall, who is the tory mayoral candidate. >> and you know what my message to susan is stay . and by your to susan is stay. and by your comments , because the vast comments, because the vast majority of londoners agree with you about safety at the notting hill carnival and they agree with you about ulez. so don't be weakened by the woke tolkien's coming after you. they're coming after you because they're sc

susan hall issues. out. and of pointing that out. and of course, she's got the inevitable flak the suspects, flak from the usual suspects, including david lammy. yes, but she's absolutely , i think, she's absolutely, i think, a hero for doing that . hero for doing that. >> matthew, are your greatest britain nominee, please. >> mine is scottish labour leader anas sarwar, who has revived the party north of the border. to the extent that today's polls show it, at least equalling if not surpassing the snp in terms of westminster seats. the true comeback kid well, i've got to go with kwasi kwarteng here and susan hall, who is the tory mayoral candidate. >> and you know what my message to susan is stay . and by your to susan is stay. and by your comments , because the vast comments, because the vast majority of londoners agree with you about safety at the notting hill carnival and they agree with you about ulez. so don't be weakened by the woke tolkien's coming after you. they're coming after you because they

so i think people need believe in susan hall need to believe in susan hall and believe that she can winbsolutely. and the political consequences of this are are very important isn't that people won't vote to be cold and poor absolute well that's all from me. i'm surprised that dan hasn't got the view of the duchess of sussex on ulez. i was hoping that would come up, but that's all from state of the nation. we're now to going the weather. it's to be sunny weather. it's bound to be sunny in i look forward in somerset and i look forward to you tomorrow. to joining you tomorrow. >> warm feeling inside from >> that warm feeling inside from boxt proud sponsors of boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> good evening. my name is rachel ayers and welcome to your latest gb news weather forecast brought to you by the met office. so we've had a fair few sunshine and showers across the uk today and that's going to continue you as we go through tonight. all due to tonight. and this is all due to this low pressure that's bringing occlusions south bringing these oc

but i'm going to bring into the fray now, susan hall, conservative hall, who is the conservative mayoralfor london. susan, thank you very much for joining me. great to have you on the show. first things first, susan. the show. first things first, susan . the ulez rollout is susan. the ulez rollout is causing loads of controversy here. it's going here. people saying it's going to put them out of business, but some of the people are saying we need it. that especially the need it. so that especially the youth live longer youth of today can live longer with cleaner are you with cleaner air where are you on this? >> well, the tfl's own impact assessment showed that it wouldn't really make any difference at all. >> so i'm absolutely against the ulez expansion and when mayor in may of next year it voted in as mayor, i will stop the expansion on day one. >> so you would stop the ulez expansion on day one. can i just read you what's atiq khan tweeted earlier today ? susan if tweeted earlier today? susan if that's okay. the ulez expansion will mean that 5 million more londoners can breathe cleaner

susan hall year.3 mayoral election entirely is to vote for susan hall year.ar. all right, election entirely is to vote for susan hall year. all right, jonathan , next year. all right, jonathan, thank jonathan thank you very much. jonathan gullis conservative mp gullis there, conservative mp sadiq is obviously very sadiq khan is obviously very vocal he says that it vocal on this. he says that it was difficult decision for was a difficult decision for him, doesn't like him, that he doesn't feel like he and that he has any other option and that whilst unpopular , he wants he has any other option and that widot unpopular , he wants he has any other option and that wido it unpopular , he wants he has any other option and that wido it to unpopular , he wants he has any other option and that wido it to tryiopular , he wants he has any other option and that wido it to try to ular , he wants he has any other option and that wido it to try to save he wants he has any other option and that wido it to try to save lives'ants to do it to try to save lives andindeed to do i

, against the conservative candidate, susan hall , that he's candidate, susan hall, that he's gotr mayor, despite what he's done with tfl blowing a hole in its finances, which is why why he introduced the ulez scheme , in introduced the ulez scheme, in my view, at least, to begin with. despite this growing malaise around things like crime , despite his failure to build enough houses to such an extent that he's constantly suggesting that he's constantly suggesting that we impose rent controls despite the fact that anywhere that they've been introduced , that they've been introduced, they've been a disaster. so, no, i you know, i think he he's in a difficult position now. this has obviously created a wedge between sadiq khan and keir starmer, who himself is under a lot of pressure to set out what the labour party policy is on net zero. what what proposals is it going to be introducing? let's not forget, it wasn't long ago that they scrapped their 20 billion, £28 billion prosperity plan, their green prosperity plan. so i think there's a lot of uncertainty out there at a time when we'

, candidate for mayor, susan hall, is to scrapping ulez is committed to scrapping ulez on day oneslative action. not as quick as but least it as i'd like, but at least it will be something we mustn't give up on this at all. what is will be something we mustn't givecity on this at all. what is will be something we mustn't givecity of this at all. what is will be something we mustn't givecity of bromley ll. what is will be something we mustn't givecity of bromley ?. what is the city of bromley? >> is it a city or a town? i'm so— >> is it a city or a town? i'm so sorry. i should know the answer to that. >> officially. it's a london borough. i think we call it a town. but of course, it's a collection of communities. bromley beckenham, bromley orpington, beckenham, chislehurst, bromley orpington, beckenham, chis|of urst, bromley orpington, beckenham, chis|of the , bromley orpington, beckenham, chis|of the big london borough part of the big london borough of the largest borough of bromley, the largest borough in say, one of the in london. as i say, one of the greenest, greenest in green

. >> most effective >> that's the most effective way. chance of susan hall, way.re chance of susan hall, of going to be of course, are going to be competing khan at the competing against khan at the election year. more chance election next year. more chance of her winning the ruinous of her winning if the ruinous scheme actually. yes. yes. scheme is actually. yes. yes. >> it's deeper >> right. and it's a deeper thing democracy. you can't thing of democracy. you can't give when it doesn't give the power when it doesn't suit it back and actually >> take it back and actually it's pure politics. >> what mark harper has done is manoeuvred into the into >> what mark harper has done is marfiring'ed into the into >> what mark harper has done is marfiring line, into the into >> what mark harper has done is marfiring line, because :o the into >> what mark harper has done is marfiring line, because people 1to the firing line, because people rightly and say, rightly sit at home and say, well, don't you this, well, why don't you do this, mark, if you can? >> it's because we be

. >> most effective >> that's the most effective way. chance of susan hall, way.re chance of susan hall, of going to be of course, are going to be competing khan at the competing against khan at the election year. more chance election next year. more chance of her winning the ruinous of her winning if the ruinous scheme actually. yes. yes. scheme is actually. yes. yes. >> it's deeper >> right. and it's a deeper thing democracy. you can't thing of democracy. you can't give when it doesn't give the power when it doesn't suit it back and actually >> take it back and actually it's pure politics. >> what mark harper has done is manoeuvred into the into >> what mark harper has done is marfiring'ed into the into >> what mark harper has done is marfiring line, into the into >> what mark harper has done is marfiring line, because :o the into >> what mark harper has done is marfiring line, because people 1to the firing line, because people rightly and say, rightly sit at home and say, well, don't you this, well, why don't you do this, mark, if you can? >> it's because we be

she backs the tory london mayoral candidate, susan hall, who on this show earlier in the week called do you agree with nana akua that it's actually an insult to describe the notting hill carnival as a celebration of black culture? >> my own family's had an association with the notting hill carnival for well over 30 years. we ran stalls there. obviously. i attended young person. it has definitely evolved . it is not a celebration evolved. it is not a celebration of our culture as it was in the beginning. it feels much more corporate now , but the wider corporate now, but the wider conversation really is, is how safe it is and what's interesting is susan hall got a lot of heat for suggesting it could move to hyde park. and remember, she didn't say cancel it. she said move to hyde park and be safer. but remember, that's something that ken that's also something that ken livingstone awful of livingstone did an awful lot of work. almost that as work. he almost achieved that as one things worked on. one of the things he worked on. the would say is there the thing i would say is there is sti

went to the department of transport grant, shapps rubber stamped it through and now they've got susan hall in the mayoral contest saying, i'm against ulez , i'll saying, i'm against ulez, i'll get rid of it. even on this , get rid of it. even on this, there's not great clarity, is there, or not great difference, there's not great clarity, is there, 0 betweenat difference, there's not great clarity, is there, 0 between the fference, there's not great clarity, is there, 0 between the two�*nce, there's not great clarity, is there, 0 between the two parties frankly, between the two parties and the extra point to that , and the extra point to that, nigel, is that mark harper has not stopped it. >> i mean, he has got in theory , some form of legal right to do so. as you revealed on your programme last week, he's not doing it. he's been told he can't do it by government lawyers, therefore can't lawyers, therefore he can't spend money spend taxpayers money doing something has prospect something which has no prospect of it may of success, even though it may have delayed the expansion of ulez greate

went to the department of transport grant, shapps rubber stamped it through and now they've got susan hall in the mayoral contest saying, i'm against ulez , i'll saying, i'm against ulez, i'll get rid of it. even on this , get rid of it. even on this, there's not great clarity, is there, or not great difference, there's not great clarity, is there, 0 betweenat difference, there's not great clarity, is there, 0 between the fference, there's not great clarity, is there, 0 between the two�*nce, there's not great clarity, is there, 0 between the two parties frankly, between the two parties and the extra point to that , and the extra point to that, nigel, is that mark harper has not stopped it. >> i mean, he has got in theory , some form of legal right to do so. as you revealed on your programme last week, he's not doing it. he's been told he can't do it by government lawyers, therefore can't lawyers, therefore he can't spend money spend taxpayers money doing something has prospect something which has no prospect of it may of success, even though it may have delayed the expansion of ulez greate

one and susan hall as well.>> there are millions of people out there so angry, low income families, sole traders, etcetera. and this whole premise of the ulez being introduced , of the ulez being introduced, the is based on a lie the extension is based on a lie , health care data, health , false health care data, health fatality data and you said about people there was a public consultation which was a sham. two out of three, only two out of three people were against. i mean, jim dale, a fair mean, jim dale, that's a fair point, isn't it? >> he swindled the science. but what imperial college what about the imperial college report? you here's khan report? you know, here's khan trying to sell to the public. oh it reduced the emissions by 49. no imperial found it was only 3. that's not just a small lie, jim. that's a whopper. that's one of the biggest lies the british public have ever been told in the history of politics. >> should we just go back to basics and just say what comes out of back of car engines, out of

one and susan hall as well.>> there are millions of people out there so angry, low income families, sole traders, etcetera. and this whole premise of the ulez being introduced , of the ulez being introduced, the is based on a lie the extension is based on a lie , health care data, health , false health care data, health fatality data and you said about people there was a public consultation which was a sham. two out of three, only two out of three people were against. i mean, jim dale, a fair mean, jim dale, that's a fair point, isn't it? >> he swindled the science. but what imperial college what about the imperial college report? you here's khan report? you know, here's khan trying to sell to the public. oh it reduced the emissions by 49. no imperial found it was only 3. that's not just a small lie, jim. that's a whopper. that's one of the biggest lies the british public have ever been told in the history of politics. >> should we just go back to basics and just say what comes out of back of car engines, out of

oh, well, you know, susan hall will just be able to walk in.uickly, you've >> just very quickly, you've been attention been getting a lot of attention today. we've this if today. we've got this coffin. if we just tell we can just show it, just tell us you're trying depict us what you're trying to depict here. are walking here. for those who are walking in this area, meaningful, meaningful democrat consultation has passed away because sadiq khan has had a consultation . khan has had a consultation. >> he's ignored it. democracy has passed away because he didn't put this in his manifesto. won't put it until manifesto. he won't put it until the main election next year. if he did and said, you know, he did that and said, you know, vote me in may and i'll vote for me in may and i'll bnngin vote for me in may and i'll bring in the ulez and if he won that and square, we would that fair and square, we would all but not all go home. but that's not what's happening. it what's happening. he's doing it anyway. mandate. anyway. he's got no mandate. he's got

we have susan hall, the conservative tory party mayoral candidate jim davidson and richard tice . . good night. >> the temperature's rising boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest news weather forecast. i'm craig snell. well, looking ahead to the next few days, the changeable theme will continue. most of us seeing some further rain at times, but in between there will be some sunshine. so as we end monday, we've got this ridge high pressure across as we end monday, we've got this ringk. high pressure across as we end monday, we've got this ringk. higrisressure across as we end monday, we've got this ringk. higris generallyross as we end monday, we've got this ringk. higris generally gave the uk. this is generally gave us a settled day today, but fronts are waiting up across the north—west and we go through north—west and as we go through the we'll the course of the night, we'll see of these moving into see one of these moving into parts scotland and northern parts of scotland and northern ireland. some showers, ireland.

we have susan hall, the conservative tory party mayoral candidate jim davidson and richard tice . . good night. >> the temperature's rising boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello there. welcome to your latest news weather forecast. i'm craig snell. well, looking ahead to the next few days, the changeable theme will continue. most of us seeing some further rain at times, but in between there will be some sunshine. so as we end monday, we've got this ridge high pressure across as we end monday, we've got this ringk. high pressure across as we end monday, we've got this ringk. higrisressure across as we end monday, we've got this ringk. higris generallyross as we end monday, we've got this ringk. higris generally gave the uk. this is generally gave us a settled day today, but fronts are waiting up across the north—west and we go through north—west and as we go through the we'll the course of the night, we'll see of these moving into see one of these moving into parts scotland and northern parts of scotland and northern ireland. some showers, ireland.

. >> the conservative party, london susan london mayoral candidate susan hall wootton hall was on withdownload and have a look on the gb or on youtube. of gb news app or on youtube. of course. hear from course. now let's hear from former secretary david former brexit secretary david davis. good morning, david. there's a lot of topics that we want to talk to you about this morning, but why not start with ulez? been ulez? as we've just been discussing iain duncan discussing that with iain duncan smith, your response to the reactions that we saw across the country, not only in london yesterday , but predominantly yesterday, but predominantly outside number 10 downing street, the protests were huge. people unhappy . people are very unhappy. >> yes. i mean, like ian, i don't don't approve of taking the law into your own hands. >> but beyond that, it's clearly making people incredibly angry. >> mean, what's happened for >> i mean, what's happened for a long time, we have pursued a sort of green agenda, but concealed the costs to the pubuc concealed the costs to the public that might now beco

. >> but the critics, including conservative mayoral candidate susan hall, have called the scrappageet's get the views of editorial director at autotrader , erin baker, who can now join us. erin, thanks for your time because i know autotrader did a bit of research finding that trying to buy a second hand ulez compliant vehicle . i think 2016 compliant vehicle. i think 2016 onwards there was a three grand x extra sort of amount that was put on by all the traders to try and get one of those vehicles . and get one of those vehicles. well well, we've done a quick snapshot , which i've just pulled snapshot, which i've just pulled up now as of yesterday on autotrader , looking at what you autotrader, looking at what you can get and don't forget ulez compliant for petrol. >> that's 2006 onwards for diesel , it's >> that's 2006 onwards for diesel, it's 2016. so to get those scrappage, that's £2,000 towards scrappage and just having a look now we've got a faux pas as of yesterday , a 2008 faux pas as of yesterday, a 2008 petrol for 1500, couple more around the 1500 mark for fiesta , fiat gran

one of the things that talks about, the that susan hall talks about, the conservative candidate the conservative wants to introduce these wands these knife detection wands so that and search that actually stop and search can in a much less can happen in a much less invasive wouldn't be invasive way. this wouldn't be police patting young black police patting down young black men the streets. this would men on the streets. this would be simple like you get in be a simple wand like you get in the airports would be able the airports that would be able to or not to track whether or not someone's metal someone's carrying a large metal knife. are knife. you know, there are clever and innovative ways that we use stop and search. but we can use stop and search. but i support policy of stop and i support the policy of stop and search. we've got get these search. we've got to get these knives the streets. we've knives off the streets. we've got safer. got to make london safer. >> well, you, thank you >> well, both of you, thank you very, much. i've thoroughly very, very much. i've thoroughly enjoyed having

hall. host: as susan vita mentioned, the library of congress has about 2000 historical musical instruments,ard bamford with some of that. >> we are in the flute fault of the library of congress in the james madison building. this one is crystal. it was made for james madison in 1813 which was the start of his second term. it was sent by a flute maker in paris who had a patent for flutes of crystal. a few years ago, i was looking at the flute and i said to myself, it's not crystal clear. why is that? we have a preservation science testing division at the library of congress so i reached out to a colleague and said what is the composition of glass? and we did find, together, and we realize that while the flute maker had a patent for flutes in crystal and was selling them as crystal and the early 1800s, they actually were not, they were all of normal glass like we use in our everyday drinking glasses except this one flute. this one is crystal. so james madison got quite lucky. he did not play the flute but he did have visitors come to his house. there was in the papers of dolly madison a lette

hall, god created each of us. each of us to be more than just a passenger. thank you. ladies and gentlemen. susan john carroll, erin murphy snedeker and andre vico. you learn to fly a plane. in 1921 when sky worden meant a new frontier. innovations tie was young. her parents said, what can we do if they could not deny that any you woman who was not afraid to fly. in 1932, she put her flying to the terms of a transatlantic flight. those days was hazardous with the lucky limbs he had his brain of legend in the sky. and me, you also wall was not of the brain. the cry. and just this side of heaven. they didn't know the sky. no. my heart is like your father. and when the sound of wings. in june of 37. me, you made her fine. i'll fly. she tried to fly around the world to prove. woman my in search of human darling she got lost in the sea and sky. bottom was. who was not afraid to die. for me. you was who who was not afraid to fly. you. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable kevin mccarthy, republican leader of the united states house of representatives. what a beautiful song. thank you for that. on may 20t

hall. host: as susan vita mentioned, the library of congress has about 2000 historical musical instruments, some of that. >> we are in the flute fault of the library of congress in the james madison building. this one is crystal. it was made for james madison in 1813 which was the start of his second term. it was sent by a flute maker in paris who had a patent for flutes of crystal. a few years ago, i was looking at the flute and i said to myself, it's not crystal clear. why is that? we have a preservation science testing division at the library of congress so i reached out to a colleague and said what is the composition of glass? and we did find, together, and we realize that while the flute maker had a patent for flutes in crystal and was selling them as crystal and the early 1800s, they actually were not, they were all of normal glass like we use in our everyday drinking glasses except this one flute. this one is crystal. so james madison got quite lucky. he did not play the flute but he did have visitors come to his house. there was in the papers of dolly madison a letter to her saying

hall, god created each of us. each of us, to be more than just a passenger. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, susan♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable kevin mccarthy, republican leader of the united states house of representatives. what a beautiful song. thank you for that. on may 20th, 1932, amelia earhart took off from canada for europe, determined to conquer the atlantic ocean by air and show the world what she could do. 15 hours, one engine fire, some storms and a leaky fuel gauge. later, she landed safely in ireland. leaping into the history books as the first woman pilot defies load solo across the atlantic. she was a pilot, a journalist and a nurse. earhart won the hearts of the american people with her daring adventures. her exploits encouraged the development of commercial aviation set many aviation records and paved the way for women to take to the skies. but earhart was more than a flier and a trailblazer. she was a leader. she took response, ability and led decisive action. one of her greatest assets. it's been said with her humility, she always praised her peer

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