minutes after hillary presses record, william adams enters her room. >> get over here. >> brandishing leather belt. >> as soon as the light switched off, i knew that it was going to be bad. >> bend over that bed. >> dad. >> hillary hesitates. >> bend over the bed. bend over the bed. >> stop. stop. >> when i didn't comply to what he was telling me to do, he grabbed my hand and just lashed me anyway, and he would not stop. >> stop. stop. >> bend over the bed. i'm going to keep hitting you on your legs. >> after a minute stopped i had totally forgotten about the camera in the corner. >> bend over the bed. stand up. stand up. >> i sink down on the floor. so he picked me up and threw me back onto the bed. bend over the bed. >> the first few blows were so painful, i didn't know what was what. i was just sitting there, and he would just hit me. >> stop! >> i keep leaving the room and going down to my bedroom, which is what i usually had done when he disciplined her. this time i would come back because i wanted to see what was going on. i wanted to try to stop him. >> hallie adams takes the b

[inaudible] he served with william dawson and adam howell.he championed nixon during his tenure as vice president and according to an autobiography, he was snubbed in favor of more opportunity as it rose to travel with nixon's administration. that was a consistent pattern. it was very selective. although all three of the congressmen were democrats. obviously, it would've not been the first choice just for that reason. there was a selective policy during the time. it was limited in a circumstance like that. them saying that we will select one of the three congressmen and then the other ones will be decisively turned away. how do you feel about something like that, how it affects the legacy of a man, one that has a divided relationship and some of the other things that he did? >> eisenhower had no sympathy for the brown v. board of education decision. but something was a crisis like this, eisenhower did not follow the law, but the constitution. and he hated this whole thing. and he thought that this was a sort of demagogue. i'm not sure what ni

which william dawson and adam fell.he championed nixon and the black union as tenure as vice president command according to an autobiography, powell was snubbed when opportunities arose for a black delegate to travel with nixon's administration. how do you feel -- that was a consistent pattern and it was very selective. although all three of those congressmen were democrats and, obviously, would've not been the first choice just for that reason on its own. it was a very selective policy figure something of a period of time of the racial politics, for it to have been limited in a circumstance like that to be able to say we will select one of these three congressmen and the other two will be decisively turned away. how do you feel like something like that affects the legacy of a man who already has kind of come he has a very divided depend on how you can judge his relationship with martin luther king, and some of the other things he did spend this was the eisenhower administration. eisenhower had no sympathy for the brown

with the other two african-americans who served in the congress during his term which were william dawson and adam clayton powell who, adam clayton powell actually championed nixon in the black commitment during his tenure as vice president, and according to an autobiography, powell was snubbed in favor of morrow when an opportunity rose for a back tell gate to travel with nixon's administration. how do you feel -- that was a consistent pattern when, and it was very selective. although all three of those congressmen were democrats, and, obviously, would have not been the first choice just for that reason on its own, there was a very selective policy, i mean, it was something of the period and the time and the racial politics, but for it to have been limited in a circumstance like that to be able to say, well, we'll select one of these three congressmen, and the other two will be decisively turned away. how do you feel like something like that affects the legacy of a man who already has kind of a -- he has a very divided depending on how you can judge his relationship with king and then some of the

williams. and we showed a videotape that my colleague adam housley received.urious, was there ever any mention of that tape at all in the trial or extraneous to what's going on in the courtroom? >> well, the tape played a big part in the courtroom. we didn't see her standing on her head or singing, that wasn't in the courtroom. to me the big event was jodi getting off the stand. i don't want to start anything with your panel, but you asked the panel if she should testify. bernie and ted were right, i think that jodi hurt herself. the jury had scowls on their faces, i don't think that anybody believed her and hurt her case by testifying. bernie and ted, thumbs up, a good call by you two. >> thanks, troy. the envelope is in the mail. >> greta: what about that tape? the tape was made about six weeks after the alleged murder. the jury didn't see her standing on her head or singing. do you think she knew that she was being taped. >> i've had clients that knew the tape was running and after the detectives leave engage in this bizarre behavior thinking it will help t

williams. and we showed a videotape that my colleague adam housley received.us, was there ever any mention of that tape at all in the trial or extraneous to what's going on in the courtroom? >> well, the tape played a big part in the courtroom. we didn't see her standing on her head or singing, that wasn't in the courtroom. to me the big event was jodi getting off the stand. i don't want to start anything with your panel, but you asked the panel if she should testify. bernie and ted were right, i think that jodi hurt herself. the jury had scowls on their faces, i don't think that anybody believed her and hurt her case by testifying. bernie and ted, thumbs up, a good call by you two. >> thanks, troy. the envelope is in the mail. >> greta: what about that tape? the tape was made about six weeks after the alleged murder. the jury didn't see her standing on her head or singing. do you think she knew that she was being taped. >> i've had clients that knew the tape was running and after the detectives leave engage in this bizarre behavior thinking it will help them

williams and mary katharine ham. next on the run down sarah palin working over our pal karl rove verbally. what does brit hume think about that? later adam carolla strikes back against the huffington post implying is he a racist. jessica controversy growing in colorado. we're coming right back. >> bill: hume zone segment tonight. speaking at cpac on saturday, sarah palin said this. >> the last thing we need is quawgd g washington, d.c. vetting our candidates. the architect can head on back to. [ laughter ] >> head on back to the great lone star state and put their name on some ballot. >> i would say if i did run for office and win, i would serve out my term. i wouldn't leave office in midterm. >> bill: oh. mr. rove referring to governor palin resigning as governor of alaska in 2009. obviously no love lost there. joining us now from miami, fox news senior political analyst brit hume. first of all, you borrow that from hillary clinton's pants suit? >> this is my south beach look, bill. don't knock it. >> bill: i can see you in south beach. really, i'm going to send watters down to follow you around in south beach. >> yeah. i will introduce

his is william i remember seeing a few years ago i believe it was talking about the adams women and the strength of them, their inner strength and he mentioned something about one of them having had breast cancer and having had the surgery and it was in the days before anesthesia or whatever. >> our time is short. that is abigail adam's daughter who had breast cancer and a ma tecktoim in the days before anesthesia. >> yes. >> closing here we want to bring all of these conversations back full circle. what should add the dams be remembered for? >> i think she's a fascinating figure who the interest in her much as every bit as for her mother-in-law which she saw the governance of the world than most women of that day in london, in berlin n washington. and she truly experiences and reflects on these experiences through her letters and her diaries in a way that really bring a richness to our understanding of the world in the period she lived in. >> quite a dramatic life. >> and plenty of tragedy. that's what sticks with me. this is a woman who lived through extraordinary events, crossed path

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william from salem, north carolina. i remember seeing a few years ago, talking about the adams women and the strength of them. he mentioned something about one of them having breast cancer and having had surgery, in the days before anesthesia. >> our time is short. that was actually abigail adams casa daughter abby. she had breast cancer and a mastectomy in the days before and acedia -- and a cesium. anasthesia. catherined we as a adams beat known for in her tenures as first lady? fascinatinghe is a figure, the interest in her should be as much as for her mother-in-law. she is a woman who saw more of the governments of the world than most women of that day, in london, berlin, st. petersburg, washington. she truly experiences and reflects on these experiences through her letters and diaries and memoirs in a way that really bring our richness to our understanding of the world of the. she lived in. >> quite a dramatic life. >> plenty of tragedy. this is a woman who lived through extraordinary events, crossed paths with remarkable historical figures, but it was in the domestic life where she suffered loss after l

william from winston-salem, north carolina. seeing a fewmber years ago, believe it was david mccullough, talking about the adams women and the strength of them. their inner strength. he mentioned something about one of them having had the breast in theand had surgery days before anesthesia. >> i am going to jump in because our time is short. that is abigail adams daughter who had breast cancer and a mastectomy in the days before anesthesia. >> 1813. >> she eventually succumbed to the disease. >> yes. all ofly want to bring these conversations back. go. what should louisa catherine ?dams be remembered for ,> she is a fascinating figure the interest in her should be every bit as much as for her mother-in-law. she is a woman who saw more of the governments of the world than most women of that day. in london, berlin, st. petersburg, washington. she truly experiences and reflects on these experiences through her letters and diaries and memoirs in a way that ring a richness to our understanding of the. she lived in -- of the period she lived in. >> and a life of tragedy. she lived through extraordinary events. crossed paths with remarkable