of remakes is another fund that people have made in support of our own laws to thomas jefferson our winner christopher cantwell could not join us tonight but we still want to thank him so without further ado as promised here is the winner of our contest hitler finds out about coca dance party until my belief in the mother from us was question because you know they got such a lot of fun stuff for the final hits a note which we still comes to us with willow and punk who were the most is the fungus to the new issue of pro sauce connect. to my time when i mention on home. i feel. the company can close to one another the most you can understand is mr ford. it's frightening rob i k your. next book up. five. down i didn't parse time i prefer. fashion say. like. i read from your own case i know i guess i was if some temporary taken sides are wholesome maybe i can find you a common foolishness in the field not an easy solution that's why i think you may have done right outside out my field but he doesn't isn't doing much in chaos and as far as my step father. to follow that. she thinks he can i am

you know our hall lawmakers are turning their backs on thomas jefferson news the state house in louisiana just passed a bill that calls for the can strike. of a six foot tall monument to the ten commandments we placed on the grounds of the state capitol democrat patrick williams introduced the bill calling it a context for acknowledging america's history there's other people see the monument as nothing more than a wrecking ball the wall separating church and state in america the legislation will now head to the louisiana senate and then governor jindal already said he plans to sign it the monument will be built using private donations it's likely that taxpayers will end up footing the bill for this religious symbol as the new i will certainly be challenged in the courts so here we go again with republicans trying to inject religion into government but don't they understand about the charge separation of church and state for more on this dr carol swain joins me she's the author of the book be the people they call to reclaim america's faith and promise dr swain welcome tom very nice to have

thomas jefferson, once i had seen monticello, i realized what a revolutionary gardiner he was.hen there was james madison, father of the constitution, but i didn't know is that he's actually the forgotten father of american environmentalism because he tried to rally the americans to protect nature and the forest. and then there was john adams, in paris and in london, second president of the united states. what i didn't know is that he was also a passionate gardener and he also went on a garden tour in angola and with thomas jefferson, and then another little sleight of george washington on his plantation. so, all four of them regarded themselves for most as gardeners and farmers and not as politicians, and when you read through the letters, you will see that almost every single letter will mention at some stage seeds, gardens, harvest times, that just talks all the time about this amusement. so it's very much time as part of their life, and their passion for plans, nature, agriculture is deeply woven into the fabric of america. very much aligned with their political thoughts. s

and thomas jefferson is the american minister in paris. and in spring 1786, adam writes to jefferson and asks him to join him in london to assist him with the difficult trade negotiations with the british. but they had no luck. the british hated the americans. and they had no interests, whatsoever, to assist their former colonies. and some might be the amount of meat that the british that rendered their character incapable of incivilization. [laughter] >> what do you do like this, you go on a garden tour. washington had his aversion to britain had to admit that they created the best gardens and they must have looked rather odd pair walking together through these gardens because you have thomas jefferson all tall, thin gangly, all dressed up in french silk and kind of powdered hair, towering him 7 inches over john adams. a bit more round, a bit more stout. but despite their differences -- and there's actually one scene compared to a candlestick and a cannonball. but despite their differences, they both absolutely adored gardens. and they we

why do you hate thomas jefferson. well first and foremost i don't hate thomas jefferson but you hit the nail on the head when you said anyone with the ability to attend intellectual ability and therein is the problem see these corporately who run private schools as they were provide a very good alternative to the public schools where you have individuals who may be mainstreams you have individuals who can't even speak english. very fundamental learning disabilities and they are pulling the class down now a parent should have the choice to be able to send their children to this excellent alternative and as everywhere and in america has a choice right now. i assume they got a civil order but. right that's exactly why the voucher program is so good it evens the playing field so now so it's not just for the elite and it is a viable alternative particularly for parents who want their children to learn basic math solving skills you know i get it end of the david deal if those three realize what you're calling for here what

members who e-mailed me and sent me facebook messages in support of this weekend's dance party at thomas jefferson i'm sorry i haven't been able to respond to each of you personally but the support is very much appreciated and right back atcha i support the troops because we'll need your discipline courage and your commitment to the constitution when it comes time to overthrow a government nonviolently of course you probably can't get cable one deployed in they'll never let you watch the show in the trial halls in iraq or afghanistan but thanks to our policy opposing whole episodes on you tube and your k.b.r. internet cafes even while the poitou a combat zone you can still watch adam vs the man. it's been reported that hackers in china have successfully swiped be counted from a sheet of hundreds of government officials including some senior civilian and military officials this is one problem it wasn't some will labrat hacking scheme operating out of an underground bunker somewhere in china there's no evil dude and i pad stroke on a cat note. these hackers sister use your basic run of the mill fish

actually on the supreme court and five justices who are wholly owned by corporate interests thomas jefferson the author of the declaration of independence and the third president of the united states feared this exact thing happening but in the second year of jefferson's presidency in the fourteenth year of our constitutional nationhood the supreme court took for itself a power that is not granted to it in the constitution and nowhere in the constitution does it say that the supreme court can strike down laws like campaign finance laws passed by congress and signed by the president no where in fact the year before the constitution was ratified in seven hundred eighty eight alexander hamilton reassured americans that he and the others who wrote the constitution never intended that a court would have such power you can read it yourself and federalist eighty one june twenty eighth this debate seven hundred eighty eight two hundred twenty three years ago today alexander hamilton wrote the power of construing the laws according to the spirit of the constitution will enable at court to mold them i

and i mean republican in the sense of the republic, of thomas jefferson, those kinds of people. the last lawyer who really believes that to enunciate the important principles of america is going to work. this is in a town where their first reaction -- i mean, tom ewell is an incredibly evil, disgusting person. everybody in town knows that. but they believe him. you know, they're willing to take his word even though they know he's lying completely, they're willing to take his word. they're willing to go out and try to lynch tom robinson, right? they have taken one of their upstanding citizens, bo radley, and locked him in the attic. he's been there for god knows how many years. has anybody in town done anything about it? no. lock your kids in the attic. that's the kind of town you're dealing with. as we're seeing this through the idse of scout, a child, we have -- through the eyes of scout, a child, we have to dig into it ourselves to see what's going on and once you do you realize that atticus doesn't have a chance. there's nobody to appeal to. he's going to lose. and the moral

they claim are being breached recently there was a court decision specifically regarding the thomas jefferson memorial that prohibited dancing there that's what triggered the movement if you will last week a small group of people protested the decision with a silent fears of a new material they were brutally aggressive one of them was an iraq war veteran civil rights activist adam kokesh recently also has his own show on our t.v. just a week later thousands of people after the arrest in different cities by the way not only washington d.c. joined him and others to say no to police brutality take a listen. after everything else so for all the other oil as it were for us in the trashing of the economy after everybody suffered in this country under the boot heel of the police to me it's come down to dancing if that's the only freedom we have lives are going to come in and do it for people we say are we believe in liberty with leaving ideals and then when it comes down to something like this in the summer divided on it sometimes really obviously for a lot of people this dance washed up has turned

they claim are being breached recently there was a court decision specifically regarding the thomas jefferson memorial that prohibited dancing there that's what triggered the movement if you will last week a small group of people protested the decision which is silent in this opinion morial we were brutally rested none of them was an iraq war veteran civil rights activist adam kokesh was recently also has his own show on r t just a week later thousands of people after he rest in difference it is by the way not only washington d.c. joined him and others to say no to police brutality take a listen. to everything else after all the other violations of our freedom over the trashing of the economy i'm sure everybody who suffered in this country under the good will of the police theory is going to advance and that's not always reading we have lived we're going to come in and do it for people we say are we believe in liberty would lead to these high ideals and then when it comes down to something like this in the divided on its control obviously for a lot of people this dance flash mob has turned in

they claim are being breached recently there was a court decision specifically regarding the thomas jefferson memorial that prohibited dancing there that's what triggered the movement if you will last week a small group of people protested the decision which was silent and innocent and then we were able to see were brutally oppressed the one of them was an iraq war veteran civil rights activist adam kokesh who is who recently also has his own show on our key just a week later thousands of people after the arrest in different cities by the way not only washington d.c. joined him and others to say no to police brutality take a listen. after everything else after all the of the relations were pretty much of the trashing of the economy you know for everybody who suffered in this country under the boot will decrease to it's going to be dancing that's you know is freedom we have local going to come in and do it for people who say oh we believe in liberty with leavings high ideals and then when it comes down to something like this and although some are divided on it sometimes really obviously for a

hands washed up has turned into something very symbolic especially here in washington at the thomas jefferson memorial he is one of america's most we've heard founding fathers jefferson exertions of america as a great quote and part of liberty liberty which as they were saying today americans are getting further away from with every other court decision it's not just about dancing in a public place of course there's a lot more serious stuff many here are talking about the post nine eleven patriot act that her. curtailed many of their freedoms and i was very new leak interviews blogs as well so this they are saying flash mob is just one symbolic drop. in the what they see is why they should have their rights. he's going to have to can reporting right there where you are watching the weekly here on our t.v. and a version of the tried and tested so you spacecraft has been towed into position it's ready for a blast off in just a few days it will carry three crew members to the international space station for a six month mission on board mankind's most remote outpost but it's france it's not the b

i heard on the radio that thomas jefferson owned slaves. he bowed to cultural pressure. some things are just wrong. week 32, i make the mistake of telling my mom i'm struggling with circumcision. i don't think so. i think of the stuff that can get caught in the vagina. that's not nice. andrea. if this child is jewish. he needs to be sircumicized. you don't want your boy to feel strange. that's true. i think my anxiety is fear of having a boy. i am terrified of boys. they are wild and smelly. i said, there is no way to know that. well i know for a fact you don't need it. like i wanted to talk to my dad about his penis. week 34, i don't have the double wide vagina i was hoping for. with just six weeks to go. instructions for peroneal massage. lock hands. apply lubricant. extra virgin olive oil. hold the thumb in place for two minutes or until it becomes numb. slowly massage over the vagina. it's best done with a partner. instead, i take a back door approach and use my finger. i have a lot of stretching to do. week 41, 3:45 p.m. it feels like i have to pee and poo. she says

george washington, thomas jefferson, there are slave owners.ernment, party to political and economic systems and racism, chauvinism. president washington is on the dollar bill. he is ongoing. both with words implicated, implicating in god we trust, a supranatural recognition. mr. gordon voice and kept walking. he showed me his card and kept walking. he would make my life difficult. between 2002 and 2011 -- [chime] president chiu: next speaker. >> he really surprised me today. i just walked in and you are already on public comment. you're moving along really fast. i have to tell you, i deserve the credit for this because i have walked through that area countless times. i have been of part of the village where they actually have the village on the same ground. i was walking through there and something said nothing is commemorating this very important part of history in san francisco in the world. i am asking for your vote. >> for anybody that cares about the library, i ask you to please pay attention. the library has a couple of things going. one

. >> from thomas jefferson to eliot spitzer, we look at political sex scandals on our website. click on politics at wbaltv.com. . the former pennsylvania senator rick santorum's name has been added to the list of president obama's challengers. >> for you to say that your administration should take 40 cents out of every dollar and barley for future generations to prop you up? >> he says he is betting billions of dollars to the debt of future generations why -- while undermining of liberty. his campaign is an -- similar to that of michele bachman, who was an -- expected to declare some. >> or more about the candidates on our website. wbaltv.com. kate amara sat down with the president to discuss the troops. dozens of residents in harford and cecil counties are outraged. the state wants to increase the toll and the way with the decal system. state officials want holders to participate in easy test. >> if they do not back down, we will file suit against the state of maryland for what they are doing. >> many residents and business owners question why a toll was necessary when the bri

in 1902, thomas jefferson and james madison who knew a fair amount about the constitution, [laughter] probably more than the current supreme court. -- [applause] they passed the judicial reform act of 18 02 which eliminated 18 of the 35 federal judges. think about that. they did not in peaks that are going through some complicated thing. this at your office does not exist, you're not getting paid, go home. [laughter] [applause] several of those judges tried to file suits and the grounds it was unconstitutional. they went to the judges who were still of us who said to them, " are you crazy? if i accept your suit that will abolish my judgeship." i don't want the news media to get confused -- [laughter] i am not as bold as thomas jefferson and james madison. i am not recommending that we abolish over half of all u.s. judges. >> why not? [applause] >> because -- that is clearly a person who is an activist but may not be ready to be president. [laughter] you have to be reasonable. i would limit it to the judge from texas who if you read his ruling is so outrageously dictatorial and anti re

thomas jefferson once said that all men are created equal, a phrase which the yankees and the side of the executive branch in washington are fond at hurling at us. there is a tendency in this year of grace, 1935, to use this phrase out of context to satisfy all conditions, the most ridiculous example i can think of is when the people who run our public education promote that stupid and idle along with the industryous. because all men are created equal, educators gravely tell us the children left behind suffer terrible feelings of inadequacy. we all know that all men are not created equal. in the sense some people would have us believe. some people are smarter than others. some have more opportunity because they're born with it. some men make more money than others. some ladies bake better cakes than others. some people are born gifted beyond the normal scope of most men. but there is one way in our society that all men are created equal. there is one human institution that makes the pauper the equal of the rockefeller. the stupid man equal of an einstein. the ignoreant man the equal o

he as a good democrat, of course, always paid o bee sense to thomas jefferson, and i always thought fdr slightly overdid it a bit because all of his forebearers -- isaac roosevelt, old james roosevelt -- were all hamiltonians to the core. the roosevelts, in the time of jefferson, none of the roosevelts thought very much of jefferson. so fdr kind of overdid this. and, once again, i think there should be a monument to thomas jefferson in washington, but that nice neoclass call structure that you see along the tidallal basin, and i've always thought was fdr's taste, the memorial, i think, is very much a 1990s view of franklin roosevelt. and, um, i say this partly out of, from design conviction. and i don't think the structure is what he would have particularly liked. but, also, it's franklin roosevelt that we now think about historically, and that is the franklin roosevelt of the new deal. the fdr memorial in washington heavily concentrates on the depression, it concentrates on his domestic policies, on his conservation, his stewardship of, of national parks and so on, all of which is true