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Name change. chief washington correspondent james rosen tells us tonight about the impending demise of the jefferson-jackson dinner. >> thank you, iowa. >> reporter: on his path to the presidency, then senator obama wowed attendees of iowa's 2007 jefferson-jackson dinner. the annual democratic forum held in states across the country and named after two revered americans, thomas jefferson, author of the declaration of independence and our third president, and andrew jackson, hero of the battle of new orleans and our seventh president. yet last week, iowa democrats voted to seek out new names fo...

Krystal. and i am definitely not a robot. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. whether it's for your business or your personal life, don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up. because we're here. we're here, we're here, and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. every year for nearly a century democrats have named for the men they recognize as the founders of the party, thomas jefferson and andrew jackson. the annual jefferson/jackson day dinners are organized by state branches of the democratic national committee and they draw political c...

Property were worth more than all the banks, factories, and railroads in the country put together. in today's terms, a stunning $10 trillion. again, i'm not talking about the moral price tag which is incalculable. i'm talking about what the slavery meant to slave owners. and that economic value was about $10 trillion. and those slave holders, the slave power feared they were going to be forced to give it up. what followed was the bloodiest conflict this nation has seen and 600,000 people dead. so where are we now? well, here's why you should not be feeling completely hopeless, completely pessi...

All the banks, factories, and railroads in the country put together. in today's terms, a stunning $10 trillion. again, i'm not talking about the moral price tag which is incalculable. i'm talking about what the slavery meant to slave owners. and that economic value was about $10 trillion. and those slave holders, the slave power feared they were going to be forced to give it up. what followed was the bloodiest conflict this nation has seen and 600,000 people dead. so where are we now? well, here's why you should not be feeling completely hopeless, completely pessimistic faced with this single ...

You better read this thing. to learn more we turn to the author of "the conscience of the constitution. you went to a liberal college where there was some temps for this. i can see why. it is written by old white wasn't men some from slave holders. why is this so pornlt today? >> the constitution of the united states is a promise about how government power will be used. it is a probabli it is a promise left to us and decided they needed the framework to bless liberty and prosperity. >> it is not relevant today. >> the constitution's promise has been broken time and time again by our government...