vs the man but i agree everyone should watch more adam vs the man. except for those of you who watch every episode multiple times and then send me the story emails about what you do all watching little or to someone suggest we have or are shown unfortunately because of the studio schedule it's not possible but if things get switched around when we go to our long show i'll be inviting her on a regular basis and now a report from matthew adams in ne indiana in my town the jobs all left during the g.w. years following his attack on america now all the jobs are service related and minimum wage reporting broke in ne indiana and my email will ackerman writes hey adam i was watching some beloved show and i saw you suggesting to google a particular topic i think you've seen how google tracks a lot of personal information from you when you use it so i'd like to suggest a new search engine to try out its quick that come and they don't save any personal information from you when you search with them anyway check it out so you think by the way your so is bad ass

first of all forget being called kim adams. she would be given a new identity at spy school, assuming they didn't uncover any skeletons in her background check. she was about to be married to a spy an the secret services that employed him. they found an ideal spot for the wedding. kim's mom and dad would be coming over but a week before the ceremony, kim's father john got an urgent call from his perspective son-in-law. >> hi, john, how are you doing? >> pretty good. >> he said we're going to postpone the wedding. >> reporter: robert said intelligence analysts had picked up disturbing analyst chatter. >> he said i know there is going to be another 9/11 take place, another plane will be attempted to go down and i don't want that to happen to kim's family. >> days later, the chatter seemed to be confirmed in a story on the news. >> the narrow miss on 582. >> terrorists armed with shoulder fire missiles had barely missed a take down. and two days before the wedding date. robert had been right after all. maybe it was too risky for k

that's scary. >> adam. that's the point we're trying to make, we're spending billions of dollars, patting down certain people and grandma and babies and feels so-- >> my wife is a grandma. >> like typical government bureaucracy. >> charles, i say shame on us for having this conversation. first of all, they have kept us safe since 9/11, as dagen pointed out. thank you, i didn't know that it was president bush who nationalized it. this has nothing, nothing whatsoever to do with privatization. could they do a better job? of course they could do a better job. do you want to turn this over to people who have a bottom line focus? no, no more so than we want to turn our military or air traffic contollers over it somebody with a bottom line focus, there's a place for the markets and a place for protecting our citizens and this is the latter. >> well, i don't know you could argue that the government has a bottom line focus as well and their bottom line focus, obviously not money because we wouldn't have the debt and

and adams agreed right away and wrote to jefferson. >> charlie: adams wrote to jefferson and abigail had nothing to do wi it. >> nothingo do witness. abigail is more angry at jefferson. >> charlie: that's what someone told me. that abigail didn't like jeffern was angry a jeffers more thajohn was. >> she felt he has betrayed her husband because he's thene that put the reporter after adams during the exainl when they were running against each other. >> charlie: on his orders, on jefferson's orders. >> yes. he was the same one who turned around and revealed sally heings relationship on jefferson because jefferson he felt hadn't rewarded him sufficiently for the job he'd done attacking adams during the campaign. but they were really, they were true friends. they weras different as night and day. and they died on the same day and they didn't day just on any day, they died on the 4th of july, their day. >> charlie: and jefferson was dead. >> jefferson had died that morning. >> charlie: wow. july 4th. >> yes. >> charlie: samuel morris and e telegraph. indeed. >> charlie: the idea came from

might be quite a fight the war he's talking about will at least be slightly broader as a conflict then adam vs the man. remember the time barack obama was a senator and just running for president you are one he said think the first thing he was going to do as president was pull u.s. forces out of iraq i will promise you this if we have not gotten our troops out by the time i am president it is the first thing i will do i will get our troops home we will bring an end to this war you can take that to the bank. yeah but then remember that instead the first thing you took to the bank was all of your bailout money well it turns out there's still too many kinks in that whole getting out of iraq thing to make it a reality we were slated to finally pull out by year's end yes two thousand and eleven but now the a.p. is reporting that the white house is offering offering to leave ten thousand u.s. troops behind iraqis express their gratitude today by shooting at some american convoys now that's what i call a friendly fire it's good we're showing so much generosity towards the arab world surely the ti

and adam joins me now. very much. >> i mean, what's been the bigger thrill, 15 million albums or big talent show superstar? >> gosh. you know, the 15 million -- every time someone says that it blows my mind. i can't believe it. the talent show thing was a surprise because i'm not sure any of us knew what to expect. and then obviously, you know, you being a part of it as well. i don't know -- >> well, i haven't sold 15 million albums. and i haven't got any discernible talent. >> that's not necessarily true. i was just very open-minded and a little skeptical and curious about it and it wound up working and kind of -- i hate to sound so heavy about it but it kind of changed my life a little bit. >> i want to ask you that because you've been a very cool rock star but there is a difference. there's a credibility thing which i know you all go through before you take on these shows. >> absolutely. >> i'm sure all of you. it's a stellar cast of judges or coaches. >> a huge part of it was finding out who was going t

now, adam -- adam has been a very busy man in the past couple days with all sorts of public appearances, maybe some of you saw the interview with him in the "philadelphia enquirer." he was on fresh air with teri gross. yesterday he was on marty moss-coane radio times and as frank mentioned yesterday was the anniversary of the firing of fort sumter and today is the anniversary for the surrendering of fort sumter and we will get to those moments but i want to begin sort of at the beginning of adam's book by asking about december of 1860. abraham lincoln has been elected a president. i think it's fair to say that a few grumpy politician business it. i would say more south carolinians are grumpy by the outcome. they're enraged by the outcome and you introduced us to a relatively unknown at least to me an unheralded man a major robert anderson who has just been given command of the federal garrison at fort moletry in charleston harbor. i wonder if you could talk about those events and in particular help us understand what's going on in anderson's mind as he's given command of what might be a

>> second. >> commissioner adams: meeting adjourned at 81:15 p.m.

president o'brien: commissioner adams? vice president adams: i really like this legislation. i think it's about time that, i think, this type of legislation will actually help with the character of many, many neighborhoods. in reading this legislation, i noticed that there were some parts of south of market that were excluded. is there any concerns there? my concern is along the sixth street corridor, there are several small businesses there and coffee houses that would really benefit by this ordinance. >> we're abiding by the geography that's already been established of where the limited live performance permits are allowed and we just simply overlaid in the existing area. i would be more than happy to amend the legislation to create that, but at risk of also perhaps stimulating a resistance by those who would like this to be prohibited area, that remains open to debate. so i would be more than happy to. vice president adams: my concern is along the sixth street corridor because i know there are issues on the west side of soma and we could exclude that but i know the small b

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dot com if you're not enraged you're not paying attention to adam vs the. news of the world is no more because news corp overlord rupert murdoch has pulled the plug on the british tabloid paper in reaction to the fast spreading cell phone hacking scandal controversy exploded yesterday when allegations were made that the paper had illegally eavesdropped on the phone messages of murder victims celebrities terror victims politicians and even families of slain british soldiers james murdoch news international chairman which owns directly news of the world the clerk of the paper sullied the reputation and has no place in his company police claim to have a list of more than four thousand potential victims whose phones may have been hacked so not only is the corporate media cheerlead for invasive governments i guess now it's also trying to emulate them news of the world has been around for over a century over century a half opening in eight hundred forty three so symbolically speaking. it's a pretty huge thing for a one hundred plus year old paper to close down ov

s increase a move to the right now even adam coco's is featuring one of grover norquist c. suckers if i recall there was no oral sex included in the interview but it did also problems a post on facebook from him lee mcclintock research fellow at the cato institute writes. just watch your interview with tom dart from a to b r and i'm so glad i found your show you actually understand economics and you're right i actually do and you can thank the bush bails for that seriously that's what i understand of economic crystalize into what passes for organized framework and here i'm not just a dumb angry working after all so diving in judgment governor writes on facebook sorry but you can't fix the deficit without cuts and raising taxes on the rich cutting spending cutting jobs equals economy gets worse i'm really sorry but i will be listening to warren buffett on money matters since he is the richest american and says he could pay double taxes easy he also said the stimulus was a big enough and we need another one well you can't cut taxes on the poor unless you on the reserve curren

it is in room 201 at city hall. >> commissioner adams: is there a motion to adjourn? >> second. >> commissioner adams: meeting adjourned at 81:15 p.m. supervisor avalos: good morning. welcome to the city operations and neighborhood services committee. i am the chair of the committee. i am joined to my left by supervisor elsbernd, and we will be joined shortly by supervisor mar. madam clerk, do we have any announcements? >> yes, all persons attending this meeting are requested to turn off cell phones and pagers. if you wish to submit copies of materials to members of the committee, please submit an extra copy for the file. if you wish to submit a speaker card, please put it by the container in front of you at the real to your left. items recommended today will go before the full board of supervisors tuesday of next week, july 19, unless another date is indicated. supervisor avalos: thank you. please call item 1. >> item 1, hearing to consider the transfer of a tight 21 off- sale general license from 511 crescent street to 2801 jones street for walgreen company doing bu

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it is in room 201 at city hall. >> commissioner adams: is there a motion to adjourn? >> second. >> commissioner adams: meeting adjourned at 81:15 p.m. >> there has been an acknowledgement of the special places around san francisco bay. well, there is something sort of innate in human beings, i think, that tend to recognize a good spot when you see it, a spot that takes your breath away. this is one of them. >> an icon of the new deal. >> we stood here a week ago and we heard all of these dignitaries talk about the symbol that coit tower is for san francisco. it's interesting for those of us in the pioneer park project is trying to make the point that not only the tower, not only this man-built edifice here is a symbol of the city but also the green space on which it sits and the hill to which is rests. to understand them, you have to understand the topography of san francisco. early days of the city, the city grows up in what is the financial district on the edge of chinatown. everything they rely on for existence is the golden gate. it's of massive importance to the

it is in room 201 at city hall. >> commissioner adams: is there a motion to adjourn? >> second. >> commissioner adams: meeting adjourned at 81:15 p.m. >> good afternoon. thank you so much for being here. it is really an honor to work with the department of environment on the san francisco home improvement program. we hope it becomes they hit this program in the city. we really are here to talk about the financial, as well as the environmental benefits of going green. in san francisco, as well as across the country, what we forget is often our home and the real estate that we own is normally the most valuable piece of wealth that we have in our family. but we also for get that real- estate and buildings also have some of the largest carbon footprint in san francisco, as well as across the country single-family homes are almost 22% of the carbon footprint. in my understanding, we have actually been miscounting the carbon footprint, and we actually undervalued the carbon footprint of real estate in those homes. we're here today to talk about how you can go green with doi

it is in room 201 at city hall. >> commissioner adams: is there a motion to adjourn? >> second. >> commissioner adams: meeting adjourned at 81:15 p.m. >> the san francisco cons tri of flowers in golden gate park is now showing a new exhibit that changes the way we see the plants around us. amy stewart's best-selling book, "wicked plants" is the inspiration behind the new exhibit that takes us to the dark side of the plant world. >> i am amy stewart. i am the arthur of "wicked plants," the weeds that killed lincoln's mother and other botanical atrocities. with the screens fly trap, that is kind of where everybody went initially, you mean like that? i kind of thought, well, all it does is eat up bugs. that is not very wicked. so what? by wicked, what i mean is that they are poisonous, dangerous, deadly or immoral or maybe illegal or offensive or awful in some way. i am in the profession of going around and interviewing botanists, horticulturalists and plant scientists. they all seem to have some little plant tucked away in the corner of a greenhouse that maybe they were

this is the henry adams street project. the purpose of today's hearing is to take public co+ completion of the draft e.i.r. there is no approval action requested at this time. the project consists of a couple of sites and the subject property at 801 brannan and 1 henry adams street, founded by division, alameda, in the city square neighborhood. this would include the demolition of the three existing commercial and industrial buildings at henry adams. this would include new construction of some -- three mixed use residential buildings as well as two mixed use of buildings. there be 824 dwelling units, with 54,594 square feet of retail. all the buildings would be 68 feet tall and are within the urban mixed use district. this will be dedicated to the city in partial fulfillment of the affordable housing requirement, with 100 of the unit's proposed that would be affordable housing that would be constructed under the mayor's office of housing. this would vary the developments on the site, and it would not include land dedication

seriously this is an awesome show we have god joining us tonight and he's not even a headliner only on adam vs the man. ladies and gentlemen but the fault is nearly upon us. yesterday for no better reasons than the actual timing both president obama and house speaker boehner gave speeches on national television and today is the minus eight days to be felt it was a lot of the july twenty second deadline i hear you cry see last friday was the deadline put forth to get legislation passed to raise the debt ceiling in an orderly manner in time for the august second deadline and imposing default on august third that is if they choose the farts little obama legal easier i don't think he's ever said we're going to default on the debt he's saying we can't default on our obligations then what's the real fear mongers run loose with the consequences of defaulting on the debt there was plenty of finger pointing from obama last night. a significant number of republicans in congress are insisting on a different approach spending cuts only approach republicans in the house refused to consider this kind of

adam caskey has a look at the first forecast. >>> today it is still fairly low as humidity. the dew point is in the low to mid 50's. lockwood let's take a live look out site at the nation's capital. notice the baby blue color to the sky. it is not his because we don't have the thick humidity in the air. 85 and the district and 82 in winchester and 79 in cumberland we are on our way to about 90 this afternoon, warm but not too humid and that will change tomorrow and it will get warmer. i'll tell you how warm coming up. >>> a four-year old child is recovering from a gunshot wound after police say he was shot by another child. this happened on a playground yesterday afternoon outside an apartment complex in temple hills. parents want to know how the boy ended up with a gun. jummy olabanji has more. >> automatically, people look around and say how could it happen here. >> this is where prince george's county police say little boy was shot yesterday afternoon. police got the call after 4:00 to this apartment complex of 23rd parkway in temple hills. officials at a 5-year-old boy h

i am adam may. a dramatic testimony, prosecutors have one last chance tomorrow. karen brown reports. >> reporter: casey anthony's defense spend its final hours in front of the jury trying to convince them there is not enough evidence to convict her of murder. >> the reason you don't have that evidence is because it's an unpluvable case. >> they tried to discredit the state's charge that she suffocated her daughter caylee anthony with chloroform and duct tape. then they pointed the finger at casey anthony father, saying he covered up a accidental drowning. the -- >> i don't think anybody can justify her actions. but they do not cobsitute murder. >> reporter: many of the jury appeared tired as the day wore on. they have been sequestered for six weeks and are expected to begin deliberating on monday. but first the prosecution will have their final word. prosecutors detailed how casey anthony spent the month after her disappearance supply parling with her boyfriend. >> we can hope the chloroform was applied first. >> the prosecution claims she killed her daughter bec

so earlier i spoke with our own adam koch ashleigh's host of adam vs the man i asked him what's so wrong with mayor bloomberg another is fighting to close loopholes that keep guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them here's his response. well there's nothing wrong with having a legitimate debate about that policy but to say here's something that we can make people really afraid about and we can leverage politically and exploit it to push our agenda you know that really lowers the debate because there's no logic there's no rationale behind this we can't have a reasonable conversation with and say what actually leads to better reality from gun control policies what leads to worse effect in terms of making people prone to attack criminals are less able to defend themselves or more money wasted in the government bureaucracy that's ultimately completely futile and being able to have that discussion is very important and i don't mind being able to say like well let's have a rational discussion about the state of gun control right now but to say let's start with the very very afra

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(laughter) >> yes, he got around. >> rose: adam. adam goes on to become what? the war? >> well, this is so amazing to me. adam bid doe creates edwin booth's startdom on the east coast. he's drama critic. so in the early 1850s, after they've split up the map and edwin gets to take the north. adam bad doe i his champion in print here in new york city where the voe of the critic is the most important and he elates edwin socially because at this time actor are outcasts they are pariahs, they are on par with prostitutes. you're displaying your body nightly before crowds for money. acting wasn'an art. but adam is a pivotal figure because he says to the world through the medium of print... >> rose: edwin is good. >> a great american artist and he becomes, as you point out, the minute the wartarts adam signs up, he becomes the aide-de-camp to ulysses s. grant and the letters he exchanges with edwin booth through the course of the war are some of the best historical reading i've ever seen. he's a marvelous writer, so is edwin. and these two old friends share a bond. >> rose: and

adams is the principal and owner of creative frontiers. police shut down that school on monday saying at least ten current and former students have accused adams of inappropriate touching. >> i assure you i'm very confident that nothing inappropriate has happened. >> citrus heights police say adams is the focus of their investigation, but they have not given any indication of when or even if he will be arrested. >>> a community meeting is just getting under way in san francisco aimed at trying to ease tensions between police and residents of the bay view district. it follows last night's protest martha we followed live during this newscast in which demonstrators voiced their anger following this past weekend's deadly police shooting. ktvu's ken pritchard is live at the bay view opera house now live. >> reporter: i was just inside the bay view opera house were more than a hundred people were gathered to hear. the march last night ended with vandalism and arrests which some say is hurting their cause against police in this case. police say i

welcome back to adam vs the man on july first two thousand and ten in the police state of massachusetts our friends and fellow activists meet aaron adamle freeman of cop law org were arrested on a laundry list of bogus charges including felony wiretapping and resisting arrest all filling the bail process for a friend that's right it's been settled over and over again in the courts but once again the cops tried to claim a camera constituted wiretapping over the past year they've overcome multiple hurdles to get through the red tape of fighting these bogus charges the great news this week is that the not guilty verdicts are in from the jurors and today. are free men well i guess as anyone will tell you as they will for sure relatively speaking for he is the rest of us i was very fortunate sites out both of them join us tonight by skype from keene new hampshire gentlemen thank you for so much for being with us and i know this is a really exciting star want to first start off by saying congratulations this is really a significant accomplishment here beating federal felony wiretapping charge

director adams? vice-president adams: i do agree with the woman who just spoke. however, i'm not a big fan of raising taxes, especially for small businesses. but the reality is we are in a financial crisis right now. and i read this over and over over the weekend. it is only a half a cent. they could have gone higher. i like the fact that this legislation is dedicated. it's not going into the general fund. our speaker spoke about -- you know, we are going to be getting a lot of parolees in this town. public safety is a big deal in my district. we have issues right now and we call the police and it takes a while for them to get there. and it's a big deal. it's just the reality of what's happening in the state of california today. so i will put a motion in support of this half cent sales tax. president o'brien: does anybody want to comment on that first or anybody want to take a vote on that? commissioner clyde? commissioner clyde: i would like to comment before we vote. i too will be supporting this because i do and long have supported dedicated funding for the so

. >> and adam may. vic is off tonight. here is what people are talking about tonight. >> paramedics rush the 6-year- old to the hospital where he died just a few moments ago. this all broke out near the bay bridge. wjz is live and mike hellgren has the latest on this tragedy and on a water rescue just north of baltimore. >> reporter: we understand he was on an unguarded area of the beach and had a faint heartbeat when he was pulled from the water. but just couldn't hang on. a little boy who was rescued from the water off sandy point state park this morning has died. he went missing in about 4 feet of water in the south beach area and people formed a human chain to search for the youngster. brandy watts' found him. >> my father touched him with his leg and he picked him up. he said here he is, here he is. >> reporter: the 6-year-old was rushed away in an ambulance. >> they are well trained to handle such an emergency. immediately call 911 so we can come give assistance. >> reporter: the park was crowded. >> it was scary. ev

and jackson is running quincy adams?> massacring indians and illegally executing soldiers that had a significant effect. adams who had been minister to russia was accused of pimping out his maid to the czar of russia. >> john: grover cleveland runs for president? >> he didn't run for anything. he shambled slowly but he had autoof wedlock child. and cartoon, hey, ma, where is pa? and had gone to the white house, ha, ha. >> he admitted he fathered he might have fathered a child out of wedlock and he paid for the child? >> that's right. >> john: 80 years later, johnson against goldwater? >> this is classic. casey ad, which shows a girl picking flowers and counting. >> john: it looks innocent enough. it's going to count down for a nuclear bomb being dropped. a magazine had a thousand psychiatrists that gold water was insane. >> this ad one only once yet was talked about so much it had impact. >>> the these are the stakes to make a world in which all of god's children can live or to go into the garden. we must either love eac

all americans are terrorists but you knew the viewing audience of adam vs the man are especially terroristic ladies and gentlemen but the fault is nearly upon us as americans in more and more desperate situations find themselves charging more basic necessities to credit cards than ever before obama decided to just push his little deadline back a little but as the day approaches. what d.-day had i guess obama's now rendered his own sensationalism a bit silly. with the debt ceiling deadline growing perilously close global markets have bracing for the unthinkable and i we are obviously wanting out of something that has to be a deal bill is an option we're going to blow your brains out. oh shut up already today is the minus thirteen and. it's it's not really the minus thirteen senate majority of senate minority leader mitch mcconnell has offered a complete workaround for the president a plan that would allow him to keep borrowing money if promises if he promises really really really nicely to cut spending somewhere down the road but until yesterday obama said he wouldn't take it he was demanding

adam may is live near the scene right now with the latest. adam? >> kai, let me bring you up-to- date on some of the breaking information. first off, they did open up 295. also right now, there's a massive manhunt under way here. and it comes after the attack on this speed camera vehicle. it all started at around 11:30 this morning. that's when a worker said that a man came out of the woods. he was armed with a very large shotgun and a smaller hammer. he started attacking and vandalizing that vehicle. here's what the worker told police. >> he said that the individual went to the rear window of the jeep and began tapping on the rear with the shotgun. the witness was obviously frightened at that point and began blowing his horn. he said the individual came to the front. truck and began striking his windshield with the hammer. >>> the suspect was apparently mumbling something that was incoherent. the attack happened and lasted a couple of minutes. the state highway worker was not injured. he is in -- the suspect is in his 60s, gray-haired, no facial h

welcome back to adam vs the now now. if you're leaving your wireless network at home open without encryption say someone rip some data off it is a constant wiretapping well that's what google's been doing and they might be in a hell of a lot of trouble for a class action lawsuit has been launched against the internet giant on behalf of citizens from nine different states google has been equipping vans with street view cameras for years now sent to capture images of their surroundings for use and map applications but it turns out those same vehicles were also taking wireless data from unencrypted networks including e-mails asteroids account names and other private information sounds invasive right but here's the real question is the data is being broadcast out of the open who's at fault here when we put ourselves in a public forum where ideas words actions and other information are out in the open for all the see so was it actually wiretapping and i'm not sure i have a solid conclusion myself here but clearly if google's

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commissioner adams. vice-president adams: yes. >> commissioner clyde. commissioner clyde: yes. >> commissioner dooley. commissioner dooley: yes. >> commissioner kasselman. commissioner kasselman: yes. >> commissioner o'brine: president o'brien: yes. >> commissioner riley. president riley: yes. >> that item passes. item number six, discussion and possible action to make recommendation to the board of supervisors. file number 101497. police code prohibiting the use of open top buses. amending section 46 to clarify that the definition in that section does not include open top tour buses. amending to clarify that noise restrictions do not apply to city agencies, adding a new section for the use of amplified sound on seeing buses in san francisco, except where sound is only audible to individual users. we have a presentation by a legislative aid to supervisor david chiu. >> good evening, i am here representing the office of supervisor david chiu, the sponsor of the legislation before you. supervisor chiu introduced this offensive coordinator nance several mo

adam,i am sorry it is one of these. what do you think they could move to prior to august 2nd . david berse is correct and a lot of s&p 500 people telling us. at fox business we are asking when could this happen? they don't have to see a default before they will downgrade our debt. >> would they do it and david is a good guy. we do it with japan and sovereign governments. the united states is different and you know the agency responsible for doing that. they would trigger what would be financial panic. >> they can't look at it that way. they lost credibility in the financial led up to the bubble and explosion. they have to tune all of that out and potential of massive market gyrations and the bond and the u.s. dollar and stock . everyone is worried about the 401 ks and does it line up with what constitutes the need for a downgrade of the quality of our debt and how we run this nation fiscally and economically. >> adam, we had the guest on earlier that was saying yes, focus on stocks and focus on the treasuries. the panic of treasury markets i guess. or big auction august 4th . s

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>> well, john quincey adams most certainly was a part of the revolutionary war era.e was a young boy, but he was actively involved. >> so it's not surprising that some observers believe that michele bachmann's campaign is going to depend on even more rewriting of history. >> not only is michele bachmann sticking to the founding father thing, she is working on -- i don't know if it's a documentary or some sort of educational film, but something to teach kids about american history. >> in 1775, thomas jefferson and john quincey adams set sail across the delaware river to tell the king of england that they had had enough of his liberal agenda. king james called napoleon, and together decided to kill america. they sent the nina, the pinata, and the santa maria to fight. but then george washington and abraham lincoln gathered an army to turn back the big government dictators. they told paul revere to ride his horse to froto to tell him to cast the ring of fire into. then john wilkes booth showed up and killed lincoln, but there was hope because jesus' face appeared on the