interesting about the book is that it was printed here and the washington copy was there with thomas allen, who and, in the books early the book, we see washington and colleagues putting into printed form concepts they have struggled with over the constitutional convention and where they had been laboring to figure out the shape of the nation. and it is incredible to think about the circulation for those who have contributed and those who have been big proponents hot envision government -- how to envision government. >> this is the first page of the constitution. you can see the bracketing is hail and light. this passage is in that bracket. the president shall be the commander in chief of the army and navy. further down, it is noted that the president has the power to enact treaties. spelling out his role in the new government. quench it was like he was looking at a manual and this was a roadmap for his responsibilities. of presidential power to further the public good and that the world was looking at america to see how the new nation would be governed. to see this in person is chilling.

washington's copy was bound by a gentleman by the name of thomas allen who also bound books very beautifully for other distinguished gentlemen in the early republic like john jay, and thomas jefferson. we see that washington and his colleagues are really putting into printed form those concepts that they had been struggling with over the constitutional convention where they have been laboring for many hot days trying to figure out exactly the shape of the new nation. they all realized that they were setting precedent to be followed. it is incredible to think of all of those thoughts being printed here, bound here in america for circulation for those who not only contributed to them but for , those who became big proponents of how to exact a form of government exactly like the one they were envisioning. >> this is the first page of the constitution right at the beginning of the book. you can see the bracketing here is very pale, very light. this particular passage is contained in that bracket. "the president shall be commander-in-chief of the army and navy." further down, he noted that the pr

thomas allen harris discusses his film, a look at how african-americans have been portrayed in photosand stephen on the book, "the caning, the assault that drove america to civil war." you can search the entirety of our library at c-span.org. the citizens of the granite state are not easily won. the meeting places are hotbeds of political discussion. town, and city, voters brave sleet to cast their votes. >> good to be back in new hampshire. >> first in the nation primary. >> new hampshire. >> new hampshire. >> he is from new hampshire. >> it is great to be back in new hampshire. >> new hampshire's primary is the most cherished of american political rights. [applause] governor, thank you so much for coming. place where you can observe a candidate in the heat of talk questions about their position on issues. it is not just a place to get a speech. first hampshire takes its in the nation primary status seriously. >> this is one of a series of town hall meetings. >> this is my 20th town hall meeting. th townome to our 150 hall meeting in new hampshire. ♪ next, british prime minister davi

greenville's mayor allen thomas remembers his compassion. (allen thomas) we love you dave mirra, we're going to miss you. your legacy will live on in this community far beyond. mirra had video game deals... he also hosted mtv's popular "real world/road rules challenge" his fans are heartbroken. friends expressed their sadness on twitter. fellow bmxer carey hart tweeted, i'm in complete shock. skateboarder tony hawk; were are heartbroken" (micah peters, "for the win" sports reporter) it was a total shock to me. and i suspect to many others. in the hours before his deth, mirra himself left a message on instragram to his wife. "my rock! thank god." the 41-year-old leaves behind two young daughters.and so many people wondering. why. ((denise valdez)) > just into our news room... a person is dead in the southwest after reports of a shooting and stabbing. the call came in aroudn 3:50... it happened near cimmarron and mountains edge parkway. one person was shot in the incident... and another was stabbed. at this point... we are not sure which victim

thomas allen harris discusses his film, a look at how african-americans have been portrayed in photosd stephen on the book, "the caning, the assault that drove america to civil war." you can search the entirety of our library at c-span.org. the citizens of the granite state are not easily won. the meeting places are hotbeds of political discussion. town, and city, voters brave sleet to cast their votes. >> good to be back in new hampshire. >> first in the nation primary. >> new hampshire. >> new hampshire. >> he is from new hampshire. >> it is great to be back in new hampshire. >> new hampshire's primary is the most cherished of american political rights. [applause] >>

thomas allen harris discusses his film, a look at how african-americans have been portrayed in photosand another author talks about his book, "the caning, the assault that drove america to civil war." watch these any time or you can search the entirety of our library at c-span.org. >> next, live, your calls and comments on washington journal. noon eastern, jeb bush in nashua, new hampshire. p.m., we have donald trump in londonderry, new hampshire. [applause] >> every election cycle reminds us how important it is for citizens to be informed. >> i know a lot of c-span fans on the hill. my colleagues say, i saw you on c-span. >> this morning, director of suffolk university's research on the new hampshire polls and the role independence play in the primaries. then l boldin asaro talks about then, apports -- donald trump supporter talks ♪ host: good morning. all eyes on the granite state this morning. we are one day away from the voters deciding who was their pick for the party nominations ahead of the first in the nation primary. the candidates and their supporters are crisscrossing the s

the panthers figure to get two key contributors back in thomas davis and jared allen... coming up in sports we'll check in with number 58... on who's helped him bounce back the most... 3 so diana things are heating up as we inch closer to super bowl 50--we'll continue our live coverage from the west coast tomorrow...until then...aaron cheslock...fox 3 and our live coverage continues tomorrow on thee morning news...with fox carolina's lauren elise. remember for all you need to know about the big game you can head to fox carolina dot com. com.and on saturday february the 6th at 7-p-mbe sure to catch the panthers pursuit of the title - for one on one interviews and everything you need to know about the journey to the superbowl -in the hours before the big game. 3 and take a look at this... wofford college in spartanburg is showing their panthers pride as they do the dab! students...staff and alumni took this picture to send to the nfl team's owner and founder jerry richardson. richardson graduated from wofford college in 1959.the school is also home to the training camp eac

yesterday, the team had full participation from all players including thomas davis and jared allen. head coach ron rivera said there practice... but he liked the overall tempo. afterwards, reporters asked some of the team about the fun they have on the field... they said the fun doesn't take away from their preparations... sot: benjamin went on to say that he is feeling a lot better, and will be ready to go next season. but panther nation -- is not worrying about next terwards, reporters asked some sot: benjamin went on to say that he yet -- there is still one game to go. and the panthers are one win away -- from securing the first super bowl title -- in team history. for the raycom news network, i'm brody o'connell. we'll have much more on super bowl 50 later on the news at five...first, lets get an update on your forecast. a fantastic frfray with a return to sunshine. mostly sunny , breezy and cool with highs in the lower 50s. clear, cold tonight, lows in the upper 20s mostly sunny tomorrow, highs lower 50s. it's looking like low pressure forms off the coast late saturday into sun

thomas davis and jerod allen, ron rivera both set to start on sunday. the team totally healthy except playing. joe mays or has the disney credit card and got to charge it up a bit. >> you cannot come away from the super bowl without bringing home some stuff. there is a store where there are 1500 exclusive items, some of which will break the bank. while viewers from afar one entertainment, visitors here want swag and there is money to choose from from jackets to t-shirts and jerseys but the real high dollar stuff is in the back. if i had a little extra room in my luggage this is what i would get. coolest thing about it is it moves by remote control. a couple of my favorite items over here that is authentic. the nfl super bowl jacket. it can be yours for $1000 and there is the most expensive hat you will ever find. twice $500 but it is made out of [indiscernible] if there is anything left in the budget, here you go. a $50,000 gold coin. what do you think about this super bowl colors? >> i love the fact that they are with the gold and the logo is 50 -- sup

investigators say rocky allen swithced needles to get a pain killer called fentanyl. tarhonda thomas is here with an update, tarhonda? "this" is rocky allen. he was a surgical tech at swedish for a little more than five months. and, during that that not only broke the law... but put people at risk. you about this story for "a while," it all "came to a when allen was arrested. he's accused of taking at least one syringe of fentanol-- that's a narcotic. investigators say he took it from the hosptial-- and replaced it with something else. they haven't said but that accusation means allen may have put many patients at risk for h-i-v, c. the hospital has recommended that 29-hundred former we know that at least one of them has tested positive for hep b. that doesn't mean, though, she contracted the disease from this incident. still-- investigators think it's a possibility. they've charged allen with "obtaining a controlled substance by deciet"... and "tampering with a consumer product." those are federal charges... ...and allen is in federal custody. agents arrested him on tuesday. today--

thomas davis and jerod allen, ron rivera both set to start on sunday. the team totally healthy except for the guys we knew were not playing. joe mays or has the disney credit card and got to charge it >> you cannot come away from the super bowl without bringing home some stuff. there is a store where there are 1500 exclusive items, some of which will break the bank. while viewers from afar one entertainment, visitors here want swag and there is money to choose from from jackets to t-shirts and jerseys but the real high dollar stuff is in the back. if i had a little extra room in my luggage this is what i would get. the panthers cooler and the coolest thing about it is it moves by remote control. a couple of my favorite items over here that is authentic. the nfl super bowl jacket. it can be yours for $1000 and there is the most expensive hat you will ever find. twice $500 but it is made out of [indiscernible] if there is anything left in the budget, here you go. a $50,000 gold coin. what do you think about this >> i love the fact that they are with the g

panthers to talk about coming up in sports... 3 including an update on star defenders thomas davis and jared allen... that's just minutes away in sports...diana and cody back to you. 3 and right here in the upstate spartanburg is going all out to show their support for the panthers that train there during the summer months. 3 fox carolina's rebecca atkins is live for us tonight in spartanburg to tell us more about where you can find blue and black across their area. rebecca? 3 well cody and diana, we are downtown right now, and as you can see the city has put out the panthers training camp here during the summer. 3 but that's not the only place you will find panthers items placed around the city. at city hall there are several panthers decals along the windows, they also have placed a sign inside 'the restaurant that says "spartanburg loves the carolina panthers. people are welcome to come in and sign the poster. one of the owners there says the sign will be brought to the super bowl and they will also be having a wing special on sunday night. wofford college is also taking a picture with faculty,

both allen and linebacker thomas davis... who broke his right arm in the nfc championship game... will start against the broncos. on the road with the panthers. joe gorchow wis news 10 sports. it's a long standing issue in batesburg-leesville that of clearing up. "veterans are buried out there...men who fought for this country...men who died for this country." the olive branch baptist church cemetery has hundreds of graves --- some belonging to midlands veterans. concerned citizens say, the overgrown burial ground is constantly in need of care and a permanent solution. volunteers from across south carolina cleaned it up for a third time last fall --- but community members say it needs more, regular attention -- and not just for the landscape but to honor those buried. more on this story tomorrow night on wis. tim miller has your sunday forecast after the break. plus -- is north korea waging war or pursuing scientific advancement. the truth behind a missile launch. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant

thomas davis and jared allen continue to practice, both still expect to play.. but while the glitz and the glamour ramp up for the fans... it's strictly about the broncos from this point forward for ron rivera and company. 3 3 3 focusing in on the things we needed to in terms of refining the game plan. ive been really pleased with that. i liked yesterdays practice. practice. 3 3 all you see is panther bronco conversations its hard not to take it all in. its hard but i keep saying its a dream come true. hopefully we are prepared come sunday. 3 the panthers with light practices and walk throughs at this point... remember this is game 19... so keeping everybody as fresh as possible for sunday's the top priority... 3 much more to talk about with the game coming up tonight... the storyline's about the panthers top ranked offense against denvers number one defense... but what about the panthers defense... pretty good unit in their own right.. more on that tonight starting at ten... till then, aaron cheslock, live in santa clara 3 thanks, aaron...as the team gears up f

both allen and linebacker thomas davis... who broke his right arm in the nfc championship game... will start against joe gorchow wis news 10 sports. our joe gorchow will have highlights from today's game on the news at 11. the richland library helped young panthers fans pre-game for super bowl 50. little fans sported their carolina blue at the library's "let's get ready to rumble" saturday morning. kids were able to make their own panthers' banners to help cheer on the team in today's game. a man is in jail this morning charged with trying to kill an orangeburg county deputy. bond was denied for 23- year-old gino brown. sled agents have charged brown with attempted murder and possession of a weapon during a violent crime. last month, shots were fired at an orangeburg county deputy in santee. it happened at the 'coasters club' on old number six highway. the deputy involved was not hurt and is still on paid administrative leave. one man is in jail -- another is recovering after a shooting saturday afternoon in richland county deputies responded to a shots fired call on brookmont lane --

panthers head coach ron rivera announced that thomas davis and jared allen will play. davis broke his forearm in the nfc championship game and allen did not play in that game as he was recovering from a broken foot. allen is a local guy from los gatos. the 12-year veteran likes what he sees from his young quarterback making his first super bowl appearance. >> i love it. it's fun, exciting. i, as a guy who has always played this game with a lot of passion, i love to see when people play this game with heart, with what it's about. that's not fake. that's not -- that's him being him. that's him enjoying this game and playing for what itñ's worth. he's not out there motivated by anything else but to try to be the best. and for me, i respect anybody, whatever their style, that plays this game from their heart, passion, and gives it all they've got on every sunday. and he does. and it's phenomenal. >> the next time we hear the players talk it will be in reaction to what happened in the game, not what they think might happen. by friday of super bowl week. you've got one more

. >> one of the most tv series of the '90s made tim allen a ho name. get this, jonathan taylor thomas was 10, zachary ty bryan was 8. >> this is myship. >> it was his ship. >> i see zack uite a bit because he kind of with my oldest daughters and they have ki of hooked up in the production bus i see debby dunning quibit. >> now patricia and sam working together again, she's reprising her role as tim's neighbor on his show "last standing". >> it's like being around family. >> i think you miss it a lot. he's very mature. >> very mature. >> here's something you may not know about "home improvement" francis fisher was originally cast as jill taylor. >>> and still ahead on "e.t," we go insid a famous versace mansion. >> strange doors open and close. >>> plus oscar fashion secrets from joe zee. >> everybody wants to know what lady gaga is wearing, i've got the inside scoop, in just two minutes i'll be letting you >>> welcome back, everybody, right now we're going to take a deep dive into oscar fashion. and joining me now is editor-in-chief of yahoo! style joe zee. let's start with the dos an

watched sitcoms of the '90s, the show made the c of one p anderson and made tim allen a household nam get this, jonathan taylor thomasyan was 8. and taran noah smith was all of 6 years old. >> this is my ship. >> it was his ship. >> i see zach quite a bit because he kind of works with my oldest daughters and they have kind of hooked up in the production business. i see debby dunning a lot. >> now patricia and sam are working together again, she's reprising her role as tim's neighbor on his show "last man stan >> we both matured a little bit, but nothing -- it's like being around f >> think you matured a lot. he's very mature. >> very mat >> here's something you may not know about "home improvement" francis fisher was originally cast as jill taylor. patricia richardson replaced her just days before they shot the pilot. >>> and still ahead on "e.t," we go inside a famous versace mansion. haunted by the fashi from joe zee. >> what everyone wants to know, adis ly ga is wears. i've got the ins scoop in just two minutes, i'll be letting you know. uy any car dot com ♪ ♪ any any any any ♪ did you know trading in your

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thomas davis, ron riviera says he feels good about davis'practice progress and for a look at allen, the defensive end we turn our attention to mandy mitchell. >> reporter: riviera admits he coach. one of the biggest lessons, it willing people what they need to hear instead what they want to hear. he told allen he would not play in the nfc title game. >> respect him. i respect the coach. i respect the heck out of him. you know, it was a loud event. i took my 12 hours to be angry and then you go about it. >> reporter: the patience, he broke a bone during the game with seattle is fresh and ready to play. he is willing to admit the tough call was the right call. >> eat, awesome, thank you, coach. it feels good. >> he and i talk about it, what the benefit of having that extra four or five or six days off meant to his foot. >> reporter: the team is benefiting from his junior tow playing with a broken bone in your foot it tends to inspire. >> one of the toughest guys i ever met. he was for the group. he is a great leader. and we are excited to have him. >> he says he will make the final call o

about football now, particularly injuries, jared allen had to miss the championship game with a bad foot, looks like he could be a go. as far as thomas davis is concerned he looked good with a broken arm. ron said i want tow valuate him further but so far so good with td. >> i thought thomas looked really good in practice he used that hand , the arm, and again one of the concerns with it is just what would happen if he had to deliver a blow. he seemed to weather that yesterday very nicely. >> reporter: you know there is a physical preparation for the super bowl and the mental part for the players and you folks as fans. i spoke with a local sports psychologist to talk about dealing with a high stressful >> reporter: the panthers are about the play the biggest game of their life on the grandest stage in football. >> for them in that moment, how do they want to be feeling and thinking, how do they want to be responding. >> reporter: dr. airian grew up in pittsburgh consumed by the steelers, since moving to north carolina she adopted the panthers and certainly has observed how they use the disrespect card as motivation. >> all we heard w

allen 28. a season high 14 threes for duke as the devils hold off the pack. >>> more acc basketball, wake hosting florida state. check out devin thomas going to the rack. 48 apiece in the dash. but man does florida state respond. malik's floater unties the game. the seminoles steal the inbounds pass, and terrance mann with two more. 91-71. >>> it is game day eve for this golden anniversary super bowl. time to get focused as the carolina panthers look to make history. mandy mitchell joins us live from santa clara with a father and son story. mandy. >> reporter: ken, the players and coaches are not the only ones who are going to have the nerves tomorrow here in the stadium. how about the players' parents who are certainly going to have those hearts pounding watching their sons out there playing in the super bowl? jeff bradley caught one greg olsen's dad who played two important roles in the tight >> reporter: panthers tight end greg olsen grew up surrounded by football with a mom who watched every play and dad who coached it. >> it's some of the fondest memories i have. playing with my brother, growing up in a program that i was the wa

allen iverson takes a step towards basketball mortality. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist karen thomas. we are in a first alert weather forecast for this morning. today. tonight. and tomorrow. first alert weather weekend simply because we got arctic cold. bitterly cold outside right now. hard to believe it's going get even colder. we have a wind chill advisory for just about everybody in the area and the wind chill advisory means be on alert simply because winds factored in with very cold temperatures will produce extreme environment us outside. what it's going to feel like and advisory will stay in place until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. current temperatures 10 degrees up in the poconos 20 degrees in millville, 20 degrees in dover. we anticipate those temperatures to be dropping fairly quickly as the winds pick up. this is what it feels like outside. so if do you have to be outside somewhere this morning you just want to spend as little time outside in the environment as you possibly can. even bundling up, you just don't want to spend prolonged periods of time out in the conditions because it

days ago, february 22nd, 2006, the last time jubs tis clarence thomas asked questions during oral arguments until today. now to the why. allenpporting bernie sanders. more sanders endorsements could be the trend from democratic candidates who need to boost their progressive credibility, especially if they're running against the establishment. there is a preferred democratic candidate in that democratic race. a guy named patrick murphy. grayson wants to be some sort of progressive hopeful. don't be surprised if in senate primaries in ohio and in a place like california, those places that you will see the outsider democrat go for sanders to flex those muscles. we'll be right back. most new wealth flows it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my campaign is powered by millions of small contributions. people like you who want to fight back. the truth is you can't change a corrupt system by taking its money. i'm bernie sanders. i approve this message. join us for real change. ♪ ♪ for your retireme

thomas is here with the story. tarhonda, the person accused of swedish. >> yes, he did. this is rocky allen. he will be in court today. he's accused of doing something risk. we've been telling you about this story for a while now. it all came to a head this week when allen was arrested. he's accused of taking one syringe of a narcotic. investigators say he took it from the hospital and replaced it with something else. they have not said what. but the accusation means he may have put many patients at risk for hiv, hepatitis b and c. we know that at least one of the patients have tested positive though, that the person contracted it from this incident, but it's a possibility. they've charged him by obtaining a controlled substance by deceit and tamp perking with a -- tampering with a consumer product. he was arrested on tuesday. today he'll appear in court for an arraignment. we'll find out if a judge decides to issue bond for him in this case. >> now, allen could enter a plea. if someone ends up dying, allen could face life in prison. at minimum, he could face a fine up to $250,000. >> it's 6

allen scores 28. a season high 14 threes for duke, and the devils hold off the pack 88-80. >>> more acc basketball. wake hosting florida state. check out devin thomas going to the wrack. then thomas again. wrack them again. they're tied. the floater unties the game, then the seminoles steal the inbounds pass, and terence mann adds two more. florida state dominates the final 13 minutes to win 91-71. >>> around the state, a & t beat central in overtime in durham. and unc asheville wins at >>> it is game day eve for this golden anniversary super boat. time to put away the hype and get focused as the carolina panthers look to make history. mandy mitchell has been focused all week. check out the location in santa clara as she joins us live with a father and son story that links generations. mandy. >> reporter: ken, there will be a lot of people feeling the nerves in that building tomorrow night. the players, the coaches, how about the players' parents? how about those nerves for those people, right? well, jeff gravley sat down for this story. >> reporter: greg olsen grew up surrounded by football. a mom who watched every play and a dad who coached it. >

lester thomas hosts an annual kwaanza celebration to teach students about black history and cultural celebrations. >>> time for a look at what's trending. you be the judge. did duke's grayson allen trip a florida state florida player last night? if he did, this could be the second questionable play for the duke guard. you can see after arein's leg movement, the player fell to the floor. but others are asking if this is a pattern for allen. they are pointing to a similar move that he made back on february 8th in a game against louisville. allen was called for a flagrant foul when he tripped cardinal player raymond spalding. what do you think? >> definitely will be looking into that. >> that's something that has a lot of sports fans talking. >> i don't know about that one but the other one seemed -- >> the other one, when he is standing up. you know what coach k had to say about that. >> also trending, american idol is in its good-bye season. the show's original i'd doll winter -- idol winner, kelly clarkson said she paused several times during the performance. take a listen. >> he'll never walk -- he'll never walk away. he'll never break her heart. he'll take care of things. he'l

as mark allen reports, the final week of the mission is just a few weeks away. >> tucked into the back of the library, at st. thomasoore school is mission control. >> we can track our satellite. >> reporter: the students at arlington, virginia, now have a satellite in space. and they made it themselves. >> liftoff. >> it launched into outer space on a rocket in december. and is now aboard the international space station. >> this is the size of your satellite. that small? >> it's even smaller than this. >> that's really small? how can anything work that is that small? >> the tiny object, known as a cube sack, known for its size and shape, is just if it works, it will beam back images of earth for 30 seconds, for up to a year. >> going to be amazing. >> felix pellegrino's dad works and came up with the idea. and got the space agency on board. >> they put it in this side of the air lock. >> joe pellegrino thinks this will inspire students to explore the final frontier. >> you're on a recruiting mission? >> absolutely. we need american engineers and scientists. >> building a satellite, even a small one like this, doesn

grayson allen, duke, and there you have number four, clarence thomas.court, be trending? well take a look at some of the twitters. can clarence thomas be next? somebody tweeted. fingers crossed, clarence thomas is next. somebody should stand next to clarence thomas at scalia's funeral and whisper, your turn. so the -- some very intolerant people on twitter hoping that the only african-american justice on the supreme court dies quickly. >> right. it will be very interesting to see if barack obama puts somebody up that is actually -- it is almost apolitical. that republicans might say, i have trouble seeing their point of view, and democrats say i have trouble seeing it because they don't make it intriguing. he puts a liberal person up there will be a fight to the death. if he puts somebody up there that isn't so much a, you know, be palatable to republicans, it will be interesting if they change their tune because they are betting on winning this election. >> but -- >> if they lose the election then they've got to get a liberal -- and they lose the senat

thomas roberts. we're here in place for tonight's nevada republican presidential caucus. that begins roughly around 7:00 p.m. we'll have more on that on msnbc, but let's get back to the breaking news and ron allene white house. jim miklaszewski at the pentagon, and pete williams in washington. ron, the president campaigned on a promise of closing gitmo. explain what the white house is saying about the timing of this announcement. >> well, this is last-ditch effort by the obama administration to try to close this prison before the president leaves office. they think they can get it done logistically, but of course, there is just vehement opposition from congress. there are laws in place that forbid the administration from bringing detainees at guantanamo onto u.s. soil. so there's a huge obstacle. recent weeks, the administration has been surveying a number of sites around the united states. they say there are some 13 military prisons, federal prisons, where they think they can transfer what they say will be the remaining number of about 30 to 60 detainees out of guantanamo. the number at the detention center now stands at 91. it's come down from about 245 when president obama took office and ha

allen institute. the pages listening will know these names from history. the james madison institute for public policy. the thomas jefferson institute. the franklin center for government and public integrity. with a little profile of old ben franklin on its letterhead. or the george c. marshall institute, named after the hero of world war ii and the european recovery that followed. none of them have a thing to do with their illustrious namesakes. they just took the famous names to put on a veneer of legitimacy hmmm. george c. marshall institute. sounds impressive. you might fool the occasional editorial page editor. who does that? maybe someone trying to hide something. obscure the true agenda. take the mercadis center which "the washington post" described as a -- quote -- staunchly antiregulatory center funded largely by koch industries incorporated. in "dark money," journalist jane meyer wrote that clayton coppin, a professor at koch industries concluded mercadis to be, and i'll quote him, a lobbying group disguised as a disinterested academic program. and conceal the means of control, a large portion of the fu