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From our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. The super bowl ended in dramatic fashion last night. The new England Patriots defeated the Seattle Seahawks 2820 four. The patriots fought back from a 10point deficit in the fourth quarter. It concluded with a costly interception in the final minutes, giving new england its fourth title in 14 years. We played against a phenomenal defense and ultimately made enough plays. Tom brady surpassed joe montanas mark of 11 super bowl touchdown pass...

Jon hey welcome to the daily show my names jon stewart my guest tonight, Allison Williams of girls, the remarkable daughter of one very unremarkable newsman. laughter jon i just want you to know tonight, out of respect for new mass transit ordinances here in new york city, i am blind my desk, i am actually man squeezing. whistling applause jon i have been informed there are some gentlemen on the subway who believe that a ride to work is the time to ventilate the boys. I think thats you know, i t...

Know, once you get to the office, let em loose. Have some fun. But on the way to work, i can understand why you may want to keep it tight, keep it clean, let other people sit there without watching you smuggle plumes into the subway system. But, folks cheers and applause and you know its actually good exercise. But lets begin with new Senate Majority leader Mitch Mcconnell beneath his hardened exterior and love of all things lettuce laughter and seasonallydriven, sandbased spawbing spawning runs...

If it comes to that and my opponent is not doing that and that is one of the important issues of this race. Paul davis is ahead of brownback of 42 why is this so close . A very different dynamic with the senate race on National Issues but the reason is built around competency or execution. And is of very aggressive program. And the effect is to blow a sizable hole in the states budget without the boost he suggested. For that reason is because people are worried about education or transportation ...

New mass transit ordinances here in new york city, i am blind my desk, i am actually man squeezing. whistling applause jon i have been informed there are some gentlemen on the subway who believe that a ride to work is the time to ventilate the boys. I think thats you know, i think thats an incorrect you know, once you get to the office, let em loose. Have some fun. But on the way to work, i can understand why you may want to keep it tight, keep it clean, let other people sit there without watchi...

Laughter jon i just want you to know tonight, out of respect for new mass transit ordinances here in new york city, i am blind my desk, i am actually man squeezing. whistling applause jon i have been informed there are some gentlemen on the subway who believe that a ride to work is the time to ventilate the boys. I think thats you know, i think thats an incorrect you know, once you get to the office, let em loose. Have some fun. But on the way to work, i can understand why you may want to keep i...

Rebuild, its always your prerogative to destroy. But i do think we ought to be paying attention to how that issue gets resolve ised because resolved because people will be brokering for power positions in the process of rebuilding, and its a new way to establish dominance. And perhaps through the ngoization of the area to undermine popular struggles for political selfdetermination. In the corner over here. And then well come back. Thank you very much for being here. I wanted to explore a little ...

And equipment is going through and we know this stuff. We have the proof and i know that some people dont want to do that. And i think that we have to be part of this and i would talk about the misfortune to read this blog and feel the stuff that they have put out about that, including very recently, we understand what has happened and i think that that has to be with no ifs, ands or buts. And i think that thats where you start. And my second point goes to the longerterm question of some of my c...

And Cornell University provided the booknotes. And now a few words shes a specialist in history and art and reserved her undergraduate from harvard and phd from columbia university. Shes been a recipient in the Fulbright Foundation and columbia university. The dean at the school of undergraduate studies at the school of Public Engagement for which i am extremely grateful. Shes doing an amazing job. And before i close, one of the reasons i accepted the invitations to open this event is she never ...

Up next, Laura Auricchio recounts the life of marquis de lafayette and wil the role he played in the american and french revolutions. This is about one hour. Okay. Im tim marshall, provost of the new school and im delighted to welcome everyone here for this wonderful event to launch Laura Auricchios new book which is right here. [applause] the Marquis Lafayette reconsidered which came out this month published by this has been research over the course of seven years its a major biography that don...