peter was pregnant with britannia at the time. she was born about four months later. now if we can look at the dining focusedresently it is with a number of objects that thomas and marthaeter purchased at the 1802 mount vernon sale. you see a number of plates and tableware have those stickers on them, mount vernon as well as the numbers. the plates, the plateau, the glassware, all of these are pieces that came for mount vernon and were used at tudor place by the peter family. after britannia's death in 1911, her grandson purchased his siblings' share to purchase the home outright. he and his home -- wife modernized the home, adding electricity, telephones, and a steam radiator system. the office was a space that armistead peter junior and his son used as an office. the office is also a great place to highlight some of the art in the collection, and a number of engravings. you see henry clay, who was a fee -- frequent visitor. wilson, anoodrow interesting story about that engraving. armistead peter wanted the president to sign it so he sent it to the white house. you probably noticed the extension cord off the chandelier. armistead peter the third recognized that his st

i think it is interesting the peter family kept both engravings in the drawing room hanging across from each other. after martha washington's death, thomas and martha peter attended vernon andmount purchased items. one of the items was this punch bowl. it is chinese export porcelain, and what is interesting is this theme on the interior is taken from an english source of a foxhunting scene, where is the exterior depicts chinese rice cultivation. a very interesting mix of eastern and western themes. thomas and martha's daughter tells us this punch bowl was used at tudor place to serve apple toddy, a spiced apple cider with rum and spices. and lots of alcohol. she also tells us a congressman came here to one of their parties and drank too much, and apparently made a spectacle of himself but she does not tell us which congressman that was. speaking of politics, i should also say thomas and martha peter were very ardent federalists and they named their three daughters columbia, america, and britannia. as part of our tour today i have pulled two of our most significant washington items. they are right across in the parlor, so let's take a wal

was the home of thomas peter and his wife martha parke custis peter, granddaughter of martha washington six generations of the peter family lived in the house until 1984. we take a tour with the curator, who shows us a letter from george washington, a bomb shelter, and a signed photo of woodrow wilson.

peter is a great friend to this foundation and a personal friend as well and one of the great scholars of thomas jefferson. kevin is also a jd from the university of texas school of law. he's written five books i've got another book, virginia's american revolution to the republic, 1776, 21840, that is published in 2007 in james madison and the making of america published. it is a topic i've played that is not than britain. the presidents thomas jefferson, james madison and james monroe. kevin will speak today on his most recent book, thomas jefferson revolutionary at revolutionary struggle remake america. please join me in welcoming someone. [applause] he was a very significant legislature. he was developing in five chapters on major themes in his statesmanship, this contention of his radical mass and his success as a radical statesmen. but to a minute calling jefferson a radical? start with the true wisdom of historians from an dukes don't immigrate. another way to understand that. if you expect to become the queen, you are not at to decide a restaurant in australia. jefferson did something tha

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joining us to debate, peter and brad thomas from key bait markets. welcome, guys, to you both. rting with you because you a bullish on prospects here. you mentioned they are up 22% today, and that brings it back to a level of, you know, of the reality of the quarter, but what about from here on out? >> it's a very nice setup through the rest of the year and into next year. number one, we have to keep in mind best buy is a rare retailers today defending itself effectively against amazon. i argue it's taking share from amazon. that's in the retail landscape that's attractive. secondly, they put up same store sales growth of 1.6% in q1. that accelerates as the year goes on. a competitor that fully liquidated, adding a point in q2. the iphone is on the horizon, and there's compelling smart phone launches. one came out and one coming into the fall. >> brad, admittedly, you're the strongest bear we could find, you have a whole rating. why are you less bullish? i'll put it that way, than peter on best buy right now? >> that's right. last note called this out as well. the things that wo

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peter fossett was the grandson of mary hemmings, the person who is living on main street with thomas bell, the white man. he described his life is a little boy as privileged. the real shock to him was when he was sold. the thing that slavery was about came brutally to his reality. profits, property, people as property who can be bought and sold. that was a thing that many members of the hemmings family, despite whatever privilege sally hemmings into children might have had, they all lived with the possibility that that could happen because the law construed them as property. jefferson construed them as property. that's the difficulty that we have in thinking about him in relation to this family, thinking about jefferson as a person. we could talk about that in the question-and-answer. what to make of the situation? hemmings is a sin as privileged members, people who lived on the mountain of enslaved people. but they were enslaved, couldn't leave, despite their talent, their capabilities -- despite their capabilities they were still legal property. however better he treated them, that

peter's square which happens about 40 minutes from now. >> his weekly audience with the public. >> joining us here in los angeles is dave jakobsson, john thomas. to you, dave, much was made about the dispute between these two men during the campaign. donald trump obviously going through his own troubles right now politically back here in the u.s. clearly, donald trump needed this meeting with the pope more than the pope needed the meeting with donald trump. >> desperately. it's no secret. if you look at the visual with the two of the men there, donald trump clearly seemed out of his comfort zone, but he did look much more presidential in a way that we haven't seen throughout the course of his presidency, his 130-or so day presidency. right. there is so much chaos and turmoil happening with the white house and the investigations going on at the fbi and congress at the justice department, he was in desperate neat of a pivot, this presented a great opportunities for him. >> john, do you agree that the president looked out of his confident zone. >> no. everything from walking in -- i mean he was looking around almost like a real estate developer

peter alexander from 1600 pennsylvania avenue and mike on the hill. thanks to both of you gentlemen. david millbank is an opinion writer for "the washington post" and evan thomas is a former editor at large for "newsweek" and larry o'connor, a conservative radio talk show host. i want to start with something that senator mark warner, this is what he told andrea mitchell last hour. >> have you asked andrew mccabe, the acting fbi director, for those memos? >> we have asked him for those memos and any other documents that he may have that is relevant to exchanges between comey and the president and relevant to our russian investigation. >> have you asked the white house for any tapes or any notes? >> we are in the process of trying to find out whether the white house has any of those documents or tapes, as well. >> how real is the possibility at this point that there are perhaps other memos, as well? >> well, we certainly don't know what we don't know, craig. and if anybody would have guessed 24 hours ago that there would be contemporaneous notes taken by the fbi director of these sessions with the president, nobody would have believed it. but here we are. so i t

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peter alexander at the white house. thank you. >>> one off chute of the russian investigation is a conspiracy about the shooting of a democratic national staffer. his family is speaking out. thomas here with that story. >> a lot to talk about. we have intelligence officials making it clear russia was responsible for hacking the dnc and funneling stolen e-mails to wikileaks. there are false stories about the connection to the murdered democratic staffer and they've been amplified by fox news and sean hannity. now the network and host are coming under fire. overnight, fox news's hannity appearing to back down. >> out of respect for the family's wishes, for now, i am not discussing this matter at th staffer, seth rich, shot and killed last summer, police suspect it was a robbery gone wrong, but the murder mystery sparked wild conspiracy theories claiming his death was linked to last year's hacking of the democratic national committee. >> i expressed my condolences. >> reporter: hannity has come over fire over a story published last week suggesting ridge was a source of the dnc e-mails published by wikileaks and implying he was killed because of it. the network retracted the story t

peter alexander at the white house. thanks. >>> one offshoot of the russian investigation, is a wild theory of the fatal shooting of a democratic committee staffer. now, his family is speaking out. thomass here with that story. >> reporter: good morning. a lot to talk about here. we have intelligence officials making it clear that russia was responsible for hacking the dnc and funneling stolen e-mails to wikilea wikileaks. but there's false stories that connect to the democratic staffer. and they've been recently amplified by fox news and sean hannity. now, the network and the host is coming under fire. >> reporter: overnight, sean hannity started to back down. >> out of respect, for family's wishes for now, i'm not discussing this matter at this time. >> reporter: stepping back from a false story about a democratic staffer that was killed last summer. police suspect it was a robbery gone wrong. but the murder mystery has sp k sparked wild conspiracy theories, saying his death was linked to the hacking of the democratic national committee. hannity has come under fire for reporting a fox news story published last week, suggesting rich was a source of the internal dnc e-mails published b

tutor place was the home of thomas peter and his wife martha parke custis peter, granddaughter of marthaashington. six generations of the peter family lived in the house until 1984. we take a