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they pollute boston harbor, and then think that they've created something wonderful. [ indistinct conversationdo want to say, also, is the people behind the scenes that are not gonna be playing on the field that i think are a big part of why we're gonna win. coach pederson, the back office, the decisions that were made all year, the fact that people did not give up and give in on this. to my friend anne gordon who's been telling all the stories out there about why the eagles are so special -- >> coach pederson actually made a prediction saying last summer he thought the team had what it took, and people laughed at him. >> exactly. they did. >> how about howie roseman? >> yes. >> alshon jeffery, jay ajayi. >> right. >> and also -- >> excuse me. and so many others. >> can we say something about eagles of the past? reggie white and jerome are looking down from heaven as is buddy ryan, as is jim johnson, and bedock and wilbert and harold carmichael and herman edwards! i mean, this is history. >> michael quick. >> and michael quick is gonna be there. >> and mike and merrill, you know? i mean, merri

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any sailor worth his soul is thankful for the first lighthouse built in boston's harbor. >> hold up, the schuylkill river, you were with darryn pitts. >>'ve done a lot of stories. i can't remember what i said. the point is the patriots are set to win the sixth super bowl. anyway, michelle, i seem to remember you rootsing if boston last year. skating. cheering with actual patriot cheerleaders. >> you might be right about that, mochlt but ain't nothing wrong with throwing a little amore at the city of brotherly love. besides, i like darn good in green. >> i ran up those steps, by the way. >> i know. you're so cliche. ky just say, i still look good in green. >> you do. >> yeah. >> who are you rooting for? >> i'm a redskins fan. >> and i'm a saints fan. >> but they're not in the super bowl. who are you rooting for? >> i'm going to root for entertaining commercials. >> very safe. >> i believe phillies have it in the bag because nick foles, the quarterback, he has a straight line with the big guy upstairs. he's in seminary school. he's praying and studying, and, you know, i think this year

any sailor worth his salt is thankful for america's first lighthouse built in boston harbor in 1716.you rowing on the schuykill river, having water ice with derrick pits and even dancing with the philly fanatic. ♪ >> well, i've done a lot of stories since then. i can't remember what i said. the point is, the patriots stand to win a record-breaking six super bowl. actually they would be tied with the steelers. anyway i seem to remember you rooting for boston last year. you know, skating in boston commons, hanging out on the wharf and cheering for the patriots with actual patriot cheerleaders. >> you might be right about that, mo, but ain't nothing wrong with doing a little more at the city of brotherly love. besides, i look darn good in green. ♪ ♪ >> i ran up steps, by the way. >> you're so cliche. can i just say. and i still look good in green. >> you do. >> yeah. >> who are you rooting for really? >> i'm actually a redskins fan. >> i'm a saints fan. >> they're not in the super bowl and neither are they. who are you rooting for? >> i'm going to root for entertaining commercials. >> t

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over the harbor everywhere in my country and the environment is under threat boston in the old days ourland was protected by the constitution and common law trees the brooks and the animals of the forest where our property was that nobody could take without our permission. i mean. that all changed in two thousand and seven with a new law called s a b o it introduced a kind of leasing a system. originally it was intended to help the proper ground to develop agricultural projects but in reality it meant the kong kong were able to exploit our country and press ahead with deforestation but in that there were many demands for the abolition of the s.c.b. also in them and what the politicians weren't interested on got is nobody except a governor or a province get a job what mine the son of an irishman not a proper no union woman always wears black as a symbol of his grief over our forests we call him and his bodyguards the men in black. men in black. ok you don't like one one and today we're going to carry out a raid in coral bay the company should already have stopped operations i want to che

boston and taft and vandenberg were in the senate. and they were blocking every attempt of fdr, fighting him on neutrality, fighting him on selective service, fighting him on lend-lease, right up to pearl harbor they were trying to tie his hands from committing the u.s. to war. >> you talk about pearl harbor and the effect that it had on arthur vandenberg? >> vandenberg claimed that pearl harborren inned isolationist -- pearl harbor ended isolationism for any thinking person on that day. that's too easy the say, and we know it certainly didn't end isolationism, but it certainly muted the debate during the war and was also a wake-up call that the sort of psychological notion that our oceans were barriers that would insulate us. and vanned isen berg always, didn't like that notion of isolationist. he'd always try to play language games to protect himself from being -- >> the new ordeal as well. >> exactly. and so prl harbor was a real blow to the isolationist position. but for him in many ways it was the beginning of rethinking what america's role in the world should be. >> talk a little bit more about that rethinking. did he, did he regret the positions that he had taken up til pearl harbor? d

harbor. what he wants to do is lead -- to leave to take his fleet from their dance at bay out and around and then up to bostonbe any british threat there. he was to refit them before he comes back. this is where the miscommunication reaches its apex. sullivan loses it. he goes ballistic over the fact that he will leave. publicly does the one thing you will not do in the country. he questions their honor. he called them, that she called them cowards. to break the alliance. that is what is really at stake. one of the first of the battle of rhode island on august 29, is opportunityhe first for military cooperation between the french and americans in the war. it is almost the last. it has become so serious that lafayette has to ride from newport up to boston in order to convince him to come back. selden makes the decision to move forward with his attack plans on newport. and 29mpts on august 28 to move forward in attacking newport. the british positions are too strong. about 10,000are american troops, a small canadian unit, and the unique resins of the for rhode island regiment. first rhode island is one of the m

boston, tapped and vandenberg were in the senate and they were blocking every attempt of fdr, fighting him on neutrality, fighting him on selective service, fighting him on land lease right up to pearl harbor they were trying to tie his hands from committing the us to war. >> you talk about pearl harbor and the effect it had on arthur vandenberg. >> vandenberg claimed that pearl harbor ended isolates-- isolationism for any thinking on that day. that's too easy to say and we now know today it didn't end isolationism, but it's certainly muted the debate during the war and was also a wake-up call that the sort of psychological notion that our oceans were barriers that would insulate us and vandenberg always did like that notion of isolation and he only said insulation and play language games to protect himself from being labeled. >> the new ordeal as well. >> pearl harbor was a real blow to the isolationist position, but for him in many ways it was the beginning of rethinking what america's role in the world should be. >> talk about more about rethinking pair did he regret the position he had taken up tell pearl harbor cracks did he think he was wrong to take those positions? did he think it

harbor in eastern north america. a very valuable place to have headquarters, if you can hold it. it's the second largest city in the 13 colonies, about 20,000 people. it has recently passed boston for the second place. this is philadelphia. this is where the continental congress sits. it first met there in 1774. met for the second time in 1775. and it sits there continuously after that. philadelphia is the largest city in british -- in the united states, in the 13 colonies. about 30,000 people. it's the second largest city in the english-speaking world. london is very much bigger. it's almost 1 million people. but there's no other city in british north america or in the british isles that is bigger than philadelphia. this is boston. that is now the third largest city. that's where the revolutionary war begins in the spring of 1775 with the battles of lexington and concord in cape and bunker hill in may. and here is albany. this is actually an older city than new york. the dutch founded both cities in the 17th century. albany was first. they were founded as fur trading posts. and albany is at this time, as it is now, much smaller than new york city. but it's very centrally locat

harbor, bombs were used, bombs themselves. we know in oklahoma city, apparently it was an hydrous ammonia, fertilizers. we have seen the boston bombing utilizing pressure cackers. so if the answer is to get rid of the weapons, we got to get rid of airplanes, we've got to get rid of rental truck, we've got to get rid of fertilizer -- fertilizer, pressure cook verse got to go, machetes have got to go. once you start listing the things by which people with evil intent have killed others, you realize this is an endless list. there are people that have exacted violence on others all kinds of ways. and there's nothing more senseless and ignorant and i don't mean that mean-spirited, it means, everything is ignorant of something, some are just ignorant of more things, but the statement, i just want congress to do something, even if it's wrong. that's how you lose civilizations, by doing something, even if it's wrong. but there are plenty of indications of things we can do. things we can agree on. it seems absolutely senseless that a school would know about a student who is repeatedly involved in violence, threats upon other students,

the gas came from a facility in siberia and they were taking it right into the boston harbor last month. the location of the boston tea party, and we're bringing in russian l.n.g. now, you might think that local leaders in the region would want to avoid importing gas from our adversaries like russia. you might think they would want our more american pipelines to power our communities. that's not what's happening in the northeast part of this country. oh, no. instead, leaders in that region have been vocal opponents of new pipelines. they have blocked the pipelines. now, people who have been vocal opponents of the new pipelines include some of the democrats who represent that part of the country right here in the united states senate. they refuse to allow responsible and safe energy development to give people in the northeast the natural gas that the families and the businesses need. these democrats claim that they're protecting the environment. it's simply not true, mr. president. there was a headline in the "boston globe." this was a couple of weeks ago. the headline was our russian pi