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Farmland and livestock rather than the seven tra washa rumbled down what became jamaica avenue. the manager of a racetrack called the union course opened a nearby tavern to accommodate the gamblers and lay-abouts who frequented his track. it was called the blue pump room. in later iterations it became the old abbey the union course tavern and finally neirs tavern. the neirs family, german immigrants added a bowling alley a ballroom and a hotel after the racetrack closed in 1898 and renamed the place neirs social hall. today it's owned by this man lt. loy gordon of the fdny. you were born in ja...

Heavily skewed for big corporations and heirs. he sold the them on the plan it would help the middle class. but two senators saying the quiet part loud have let slipped far more honest views of what the bill is is really about. orrin hatch last week got into a spat on the senate floor why the senate hasn't reauthorized chip, that helps millions of low income kids across the country. here was his reasoning. >> i have a rough time wanting to spend billions and billions and trillions of dollars to help people who won't help themselves, won't lift a finger and expect the federal government to do e...

Spat on the senate floor why the senate hasn't reauthorized chip, that helps millions of low income kids across the country. here was his reasoning. >> i have a rough time wanting to spend billions and billions and trillions of dollars to help people who won't help themselves, won't lift a finger and expect the federal government to do everything. >> now to be fair maybe he wasn't referring to the children as lay-abouts there. maybe he thought the kids' parents were the lazy ones or lay-abouts in general who are just feeding from the public trough. but senator chuck grassley of iowa left no do...

Is historic neirs tavern. >> anthony: back in the 1820's when queens was still mostly farmland and live stock rather than the seven train was what rumbled down what became jamaica avenue. the manager of a racetrack called the union course opened a nearby tavern to accommodate the gamblers and lay-abouts who frequented his track. it was called the blue pump room. in later iterations it became the old abbey, the union course tavern and finally neirs tavern. the neirs family, german immigrants added a bowling alley a ballroom and a hotel after the racetrack closed in 1898 and renamed the place ne...

Most famous place you've never heard of. that's where we are. well, when you start getting down to the detail of it this is historic neirs tavern. >> anthony: back in the 1820's when queens was still mostly farmland and live stock rather than the seven train was what rumbled down what became jamaica avenue. the manager of a racetrack called the union course opened a nearby tavern to accommodate the gamblers and lay-abouts who frequented his track. it was called the blue pump room. in later iterations it became the old abbey the union course tavern and finally neirs tavern. the neirs family, ge...