Good evening, everyone. Im im the Senior Pastor you are in a relatively new space but congregation is 277 years old. So we love history too. And im so grateful that we were able to host this event with our really good friends at the curious iguana. And this is also being sponsored tonight by Frederick County public and mr. Meltzer you when i go into the i go down rabbit hole i find this thread and that thread and that thread and the next thing know its 10 hours later. But i dont think itll be as an Exciting Book is what you just wrote so were grateful to you here today it is my pleasure to introduce to you, scott riley is a Circuit Court judge. Frederick, and many of you may have remembered that about ten years ago he was a costar with brad meltzer in the decoded series. So scott. How are you doing . Good. Ten years ago, no way. Now you know how i know. Its ten years ago. I actually have a poster or promo poster of decoded in my basement. And when my friends come over and see it, they
unidentified object has been shot and by the united states military. this, time it s over canada. the prime minister justin trudeau announced yesterday that an unidentified cylindrical object was being trapped over canada s yukon territory. he treated that canadian and u.s. aircraft scrambling to respond. the u.s. heads to successfully strike the artifact. the readout of biden s phone call with the canadian prime minister. the white house, said quote, earlier today president biden spoke with prime minister trudeau on the unidentified object in north american airspace. the object was closely tracked by north american aerospace defense command over the last 24 hours. and the president has been continually briefed on the national security team since the object was detected. and abundance of caution, the recommendation of the military, president biden and prime minister trudeau authorized visit to be taken down. canadian forces will now recover and analyze the wreckage. but at th
i will dive deep into this with my panel of experts. our republican primary goes off the rails of the ten people who are looking to take on the michigan governor. more than half of been kicked off the ballot for election fraud or arrested by the fbi. i m going one-on-one with the michigan secretary of state about this insanity. later, thousands are getting ready today to march across the united states for new gun laws in just a few hours. the question lurking in everyone s mind, will this time be any different? i will put that exact question to activists a freddie guttenberg, whose child was killed in parkland. all of this and more is coming up. good saturday morning to you all. i am katie fang. democracy, it is not inevitable. we, the american people, were reminded of this this week with the first primetime hearing of the january six committee. here s community member jamie raskin on the panels efforts to prove that trump was directly responsible for what happened that
years making him perfectly positioned to contemplate the idea of presidential transitions a subject on which we re all focused in 2020 as we meet. ted is a distinguished lecture at the macaulay honors program at the city university of new york and has been a contributor to such publications as the washington post and the new yorker and well as the new york times for the times he edited the collection of online civil war cesquare centennial essays called disunion. and just two weeks ago. he wrote a beautiful times op-ed essay on the indirect number between james buchanan and abraham lincoln in 1860 and 1861. that op-ed was drawn from his new book lincoln on the verge 13 days to washington, which you i hope you see over one of my shoulders. i this one i m not gonna try to guess which one that is. it s a riveting account of the great succession winter. focusing not only on lincoln but on his surroundings. kind of a railroad passenger. i view of the north as lincoln slowly made h
to such publications as the washington post and the new yorker and well as the new york times for the times he edited the collection of online civil war cesquare centennial essays called disunion. and just two weeks ago. he wrote a beautiful times op-ed essay on the indirect number between james buchanan and abraham lincoln in 1860 and 1861. that op-ed was drawn from his new book lincoln on the verge 13 days to washington, which you i hope you see over one of my shoulders. i this one i m not gonna try to guess which one that is. it s a riveting account of the great succession winter. focusing not only on lincoln but on his surroundings. kind of a railroad passenger. i view of the north as lincoln slowly made his way from springfield and washington to become the most looked at president in american history up to that time. so it ted i m going to lead the conversation and then in around. at around 11 11 15. we will we will go to the q&a, but we ll have a good long tongue time t