host: guggenheim fellow and has taught classes at oxford, cambridge, you know, university of chicago, chicago, and also the northwestern university, which he just retired from. he has written several award-winning books on subjects ranging from the tobacco culture to the consumer politics of the american revolution. his new book tells the story about a series of journeys that george washington took to all the original 13 states during his 1st term in office. there is detailed account he demonstrates the vital importance of wheeling the role it played in helping unify scattered nation. in his review renowned historian notes, it is hard to think that anything new could be said about george washington. but it has been done. he has given us new insight into the acute political skills of our 1st president in the state of the country in the 1790s. please join me in welcoming professor timothy. i ll be happy to answer questions at the end of our mark. the most fun book i have eve
early, keep a eye on that, all lanes open centreville and fairfax toward the beltway and 95 in virginia doesn t look too bad either. if you use the ramp northbound to access the ramp to route 234 you may run into some delays and detours, they have the ramp shut down for early morning construction. yellow near the area on the ramp but really not too bad. the american legion bridge coming from virginia toward maryland, that live shot shows us things are moving right along both directions, inner loop and outer loop look great through that stretch. send it back over to you. 4:32, time is running out on capitol hill. that s right. lawmakers are coming up hard on an october 1st deadline and if they don t reach an agreement on how to fund the government the u.s. faces the threat of default. the battle over obamacare is pushing us toward the brink. you can huff, you can puff, for 21 hours, but you cannot blow the affordable care act away. but that s exactly what republicans
Georgetown South in Manassas is gearing up for its first-ever fundraiser, the Tapas & Tequila Fundraiser, which will take place on Friday, May 31, from 5 to 8 p.m.
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