in boston, andrew oliver was, the stamp act collector of massachusetts. so the riot him made sense to hancock. it followed 18th century practices of mobbing. you're upset about the stamp act so you target the stamp act collector this made the mob against however when his home was utterly ransacked, hancock opposed this attack seemed and not political hancock wants get the men who participated these riots together and to convince them to act respectably. he was worried particularly there would be more violence on the day that the stamp act was to go into effect. so he's worried that he's a wealthy man as andrew oliver and thomas hutchinson, were. so if mob decided to turn against another wealthy man, it could be hancock next. he decides to bring men together and try to convince them to act respectively. he and another merchant host a party at a local tavern that was familiar to hancock, popular with artisans. colonial taverns were places where men debated politics, gathered for camaraderie and built connection. there was no shortage of watering holes in th

in boston, andrew oliver was, the stamp act collector of massachusetts. so the riot him made sense to hancock. it followed 18th century practices of mobbing. you're upset about the stamp act so you target the stamp act collector this made the mob against however when his home was utterly ransacked, hancock opposed this attack seemed and not political hancock wants get the men who participated these riots together and to convince them to act respectably. he was worried particularly there would be more violence on the day that the stamp act was to go into effect. so he's worried that he's a wealthy man as andrew oliver and thomas hutchinson, were. so if mob decided to turn against another wealthy man, it could be hancock next. he decides to bring men together and try to convince them to act respectively. he and another merchant host a party at a local tavern that was familiar to hancock, popular with artisans. colonial taverns were places where men debated politics, gathered for camaraderie and built connection. there was no shortage of watering holes in th

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andrew's interview and after the hamas stuff, i think he's too big to fail. that's what i've come up with. he's too big to cancel, isn't he? too big to cancel. >> john olivery the end, says the same thing. this guy is all over our lives. we got to understand him. that's kind of the point of my book, which is he's all over our lives and also it is a fascinating character who is going to enrage you, but he's also going to engage you. you got to figure him out. >> i'm trying to figure out why he would finally get a pass and i think it is because even the worst case scenario for elon, i still understand him, just an individual who might have a few flaws, but i don't think he would really mean anything that would cause him to get canceled. >> well, he -- he's always shooting himself in the foot, always about to go -- but we have seen this since 2008, especially 2018, he's doing the pedophile tweets, and then when he buys twitter, amplifies -- >> this is not new. and i must say, after following him for two and a half years, i still say, oh, my god, twitter is about to go off the cliff. he's going to crash and burn. this is going to crash -- >> nobody is mad at t