Constitution Avenue

Call me a sucker, man.

I watched the Knicks parade last year, and I watched the whole thing, and all I thought about was what would it look like when we have ours on Constitution Avenue? It's all I thought about.

Oh, man.

[laughs]

Brian himself gave us the clue where to look.

And then we were able to show him walking away from there and then ultimately walking down the north side of the Capitol sidewalk and then finally crossing Constitution Avenue and then disappearing down New Jersey Avenue.

And you remember also in his statement, he said he went to a place where the road split and he parked between two green areas.

So everybody's been looking at Folger Park because, well, you know the area intimately because it's two parks right there split by a road.

And, you know, people walk and just do laps around here because it's miles.

And so if you go from the RNC, which is here, I've got a flag on it right here, and the DNC are down here.

And you walk all the way up to this location where we're about to find him, which I believe is kind of right in this area, Constitution Avenue in New Jersey.

It's a 20-minute walk.

in Korea.

Okay? So the next thing I want you to notice is we're walking, this is Constitution Avenue in Korea.

Okay? We're walking down here parallel to Constitution Avenue.

That walkway over there is gonna end at a point down there at the flag pole.

Okay? Any guesses on what the degrees are, what the degrees are in that, um, angle down there?

Seoul, South Korea.

You'd end up in Seoul, South Korea.

Paralleling what? Constitution Avenue, representing the freedom of our country.

I would like to do my own little introduction of Deanie, just a quick little of how I know this woman.

So we danced together to the song Formation by Beyoncé down Constitution, Constitution Avenue in DC for the Women's March in 2016.

Yeah.

Or was it 2017? Um, we also got to see the bras in the trees.

But we're gonna be stopping along the way at all of these various points that have played a part in the South in getting the right to vote, of course.

And so by the time we get to Washington, DC on the following Saturday, a week from tomorrow, we will be there at 3rd and Constitution Avenue.

Um, there will be rallies along the way, but it will all culminate in this rally in Washington, DC on Saturday and it will be to increase the voter awareness and get those people out to talk to their senators and congresspeople about getting a federal law that will cover all of the nonsense that has gone on in the state capitals as well as to bring attention to the need for DC statehood.

These are really big initiatives in which Black people are being disregarded and trying to be canceled and erased.

"I think of you all the time." He was a man who still believed in tenderness amid the cutthroat world of politics, perhaps his first mistake.

He stepped into the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Station at Sixth Street and Constitution Avenue, accompanied by his two sons, his Secretary of State, James Blaine, and a handful of aides.

The building was cavernous.

Its floors checkered in black-and-white tile, sunlight streaking through arched windows.

In his mind, he was a revolutionary, a prophet, a man on a divine mission.

In reality, he was a lone, armed drifter with a trigger finger and an apocalyptic fantasy.

On the evening of November 11, Ortega-Hernandez parked his car along Constitution Avenue, near the Ellipse just south of the White House.

He stepped out, raised the rifle, and fired.

So that means they're not inspected by the health department, and there's a lot of food safety risks with that.

They're not inspected by the fire department, and there have been trucks that have literally caught on fire right there on Constitution Avenue, sent people to the hospital.

Uh, you know, these trucks are not paying taxes or licensing fees like the legal trucks.

They're scamming customers.

There are 12 district banks and the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.

The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, of course, sits in Washington, D.C. on Constitution Avenue.

And the 12 district banks are spread across the

country.