bill buford did just that and made lyon his home. the home team could be expected to know about. >> bill: it's a beautiful day. the sky is blue, we're feeling the seasons changing. and we're about to go in a dark room, and you eat a very lyonnais menu and you drink a vast quantity of lyonnais wine. >> anthony: and what sinister bodies will be in there? >> bill: the only kind of people who would do this kind of thing on a bright pretty day. it's a very male tradition. you work hard, you drink harder. [ singing ] [ greetings ] >> man: don't be afraid. >> anthony: don't be afraid. the mysterious, fabulous, goofy, wonderful bro-fest called franc machon. these are basically eating and drinking societies that go back over a century, when the silk workers of lyon would finish their nightshifts early in the morning. hungry and looking to get, shall we say, completely hammered, they take over a bouchon, stuff their faces like heroes, blow off the proverbial steam in decidedly french fashion. which is to say no freaking "guy-talion" nachos or m

, conducted by bill gamble and his saved the first corp's left flank from being rolled up by the confederates. this will end the fighting on the first day of the battle. praisesht, buford caleb. he says, i have never seen guns so well served, quite a condiment for a young kid out of nt for ant -- complime young kid out of west point. troopers of the ninth new york of devin's commands make the discovery that longstreet's troops are on the field. buford is ordered to take his brigades and marked them from the battlefield to westminster to guard wagon trains and supplies. this is important because is near to, maryland supply line for the army of the potomac. who better to defend that than the guy who was already proving he can do so? they have ridden off the field on the baltimore pike to westminster. pleasanton makes a critical error and that he never sends another calvary to guard that flank, which in turn causes sickles to be uncomfortable in his position, who will end up moving his command to the emmitsburg road plato. plateau. buford will say, we were equal us, andeavy task before should all remember at gettysburg we did our country great in service. quick story.l a

buford or chairman on the ways and means committee. kevin brady stand with us and say this compromise is reasonable and something will fight for as we go through difference between the senate billuse. trades do they have more tax rate than you do. what you think about? >> i rather see them can then down to the fore because also you've got to remember how the brackets work. lower income, zero will be lower to 12% in the more income you expose for more savings will have for hard-working people back home. hopefully they will go our way, but we'll consider differences as we go through the conference committee and get to a finished product. tree into the situation is split among some of your colleagues in the house and senate as to whether he should step down from the race. his name on the ballot regardless. how do you feel about that? >> obviously allegations are concerning than i do find incredible watching these reports in these incidences and i will leave it to the wisdom of the people of alabama. i think roy moore should really consider doing what's right for the country in the future and maybe step aside and take a different course. >> thank you very much. good seeing you. new