to this day we only know the names of three or four participants in that boston tea party because the men who participated in it kept their promises to each other and put privacy above all else without privacy the boston tea party would not have been. and therefore america never would have happened to fast forward to today thanks to america's out of control security state above the law of corporations the expectations of privacy that the boston tea parties had in a seven hundred seventy three seems like only a dream today just as google internet giant thinks that americans shouldn't have an expectation of privacy in a brief filed last month in federal court as part of a class action lawsuit against google for violating wiretap laws and scans e-mails to serve up targeted ads become pretty said that all users of e-mail most necessarily expect that their it males will be subject to automated processing google that went on to say that just as a sunder of a letter to a business colleague cannot be surprised that the recipients assistant opens the letter people who use web based email t

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we've seen it in america before from the boston tea party to rosa parks.t's happening in the state of pennsylvania. on friday, very interesting story, an official in montgomery county, a suburb of philadelphia, issued its 100th same-sex marriage license despite the fact that pennsylvania is one of the last states in the northeast that does not legally allow same-sex marriages. in fact, in 1996 pennsylvania law still defines marriage between a man and a woman. similar to the federal law struck down by the supreme court back in june. keep in mind, pennsylvania may have elected president barack obama but it also elected republican governor tom corbett and a republican controlled legislature. according to a franklin and marshall college poll, conducted in may, 54% of pennsylvania residents support marriage equality. up from just 33% in 2006. things are changing. attitudes have changed. but the law has not, in that state, which is why a handful of public officials are hoping these acts of civil disobedience will get the ball rolling toward full marriage equalit

maybe they don't like the members of the tea party of whiter than gossip girls. i never understood the name. the bostonty was american columnists protesting the british government and big corporation. this modern tea party is american citizens dressed at chronnists protesting the american government for big corporation, but taking heat from establishment democrats and republicans. charlie rangel said you are the same white that we fought against in the civil rights amendment. karl rove said they are not sophisticated. then you got those calling you tea baggers. the real tea baggers don't choke. the tea party is fighting back. take a look at this clip where robert pittinger, who authored more than a dozen bills to repeal obamacare saying he'd fight harder, even if it means shutting down the government and sick americans can finally have their claims denied again. >> if every republican votes against it, it did not get funded. that's a fact. >> it has to pass and be signed by the united states. >> do you think harry reid is going to pass it? >> it doesn't matter. >> we need to show the american people we

the boston tea party was basically a revolt by upper middle class people who were protecting their financial interest. it's just not true. the perception we're a middle class nation which a term that you see a lot or we're a classless society. it's mythologies. it's not true. as is upper mobility. a lot of people believe you can rise through the rank. you can but it's unusual if you look at dat. i think this is reflective of our hatred of other kinds of government. again, if we're all middle class it mean our democracy is working. it's a myth we share to sort of think of ourselves as better than other countries politically. this is not new. you can go back to the late 18th century and people are talking about the rank in a positive way. and so it's a idea of average americans symbolic of what make the country great and unique. being in a middle class in at love countries is disparaging. if you go to many countries in europe or russia, if you are called middle class it's an insult. everyone here is proud to be middle class. so we're different in that we're not structured around large upper cl

it's not only sad i mean if the if there hadn't been privacy in seven hundred seventy three the boston tea party could have been pulled out. and i'm not making this a call for revolution but frankly i don't think even you know politics or business can work without paul or without privacy in this it's scarier than some of the stuff that is happening in east berlin so in some ways you know it really is that will be the lives of others of any of you see in the ninth grade it is astounding i mean you would you would hazard consume if you would love if you came out about a decade ago but it's absolutely incredible new york city mayor. there we go over the past week new york city public advocate bill de blasio has seen the right to bless you as shot to the top of the polls among democratic candidates in new york's mayor always the media has credited de blasio as surge to the downfall of anthony wiener and bless his opposition to that city's stop and frisk program which was ruled unconstitutional earlier this week by a federal court but basically they've ignored the real core of his campaign which is h

so long before there was a boston tea party or any other accelerate acts -- overt acts of defiance to imperial british rule, american practitioners of useful knowledge and the institutions they developed successfully challenged the social, the political and the intellectual order of the day. the accompanying knowledge revolution, which is epitomized by franklin and the circles, and his immediate circles beginning as early as the 1720s, freed the colonists of constraints imported and imposed from europe. and it was this knowledge revolution that laid the groundwork for american independence. so the central actors in my story, not surprisingly, are not the founding fathers per se, although a number of them do make cameo appearances. jefferson, of course, was very involved in science, washington and hamilton, among others, were members of the american philosophical society which we'll talk about in a few minutes. and, of course, franklin straddled both the political and scientific worlds. rather, my focus is on an earlier cohort of cart -- artisans, craftersmen and independent farmers ca

the boston tea party is deemed an act of terror and it seems the department of defense, thinks that theration of independence were not much better. in u.s. history there are examples of movements and the colonist who sought to be free of the british rowel. and suck sowed from the northern states. let's debate. it sally and brett former assistant to president bush. >> nice to see you both. >> this manual said it is a training manual not to be used in practice and nowadays instead of sheets and espousing hate message, extremist will talk of individual liberties and state's rights and how to make the world a better place. sally, come on. >> let's step back for a second and realize what it is about. making sure our military which we rely on to cope us safe and people who serve in the military answer to our commander in chief and their commanders and not extremist ideology. there are other portions that you are not reading inincluding black separatist and eco- warriors and groups associated with the left. the reality is, if someone show up thinking they are the second coming of george washin

it seemed to make sense that i should start after the boston tea party when britain responded with thedumping of three shiploads of tea into boston harbor with the institution of the boston port act, which basically shut down the town of commercially and sealed off the port and would begin with the arrival of the lieutenant general and the royal governor thomas gage, military governor, and the four regiments of the british regulars. it would take this lead to the uptick of tension as boston became a militarily occupied the city to the skirmishes at lexington and concord with bunker hill being the point at which violence turned from skirmishes into an all-out war. the battle of bunker hill was that turning point when i was realized that this was going to be something more than a dustup. that could be dealt with diplomatically. this was going to move into the new and truly terrifying directions. what a lot of people think of outside of boston is the look to the revolutionary boston and think of boston as the center of the patriot defiance, which it originally was. but with the arrival of

meeting in boston the last few days and politico says the party is in worse shape now than they were right after the presidential elections. why? >> they're holed up in boston but it's no teai think that really when it comes down to is two things, technology and the future. the obama campaign in 2008 and 2012, they had an amazing incredible technology outreach. those e-mails that you get in your inbox can asking for donations raised big bucks for the dras and republicans are still playing catchup. also they need to transition i think in voter outreach as they look to reach out to minority groups like hispanics which we've heard a lot about from the right. >> george w. bush's daughter barb brack recently told "people" magazine she would like to see hillary clinton run for president in 2016 after her grandmother barbara recently said we've already had too many bushes in the white house. all of this can't make jeb very happy. what do you make of this? >> i don't know what to make of it. i want to go to dinner at the bushes and be a fly on the wall there. i don't know what to make of it though. >> but i mean, it's a little odd from that political family, wouldn't you say? >> i

it seemed to make sense that i should start after the boston tea party when britain responded with thedumping of three shiploads of tea into boston harbor with the institution of the boston port act, which basically shut down the town of commercially and sealed off the port and would begin with the arrival of the lieutenant general and the royal governor thomas gage, military governor, and the four regiments of the british regulars. it would take this lead to the uptick of tension as boston became a militarily occupied the city to the skirmishes at lexington and concord with bunker hill being the point at which violence turned from skirmishes into an all-out war. the battle of bunker hill was that turning point when i was realized that this was going to be something more than a dustup. that could be dealt with diplomatically. this was going to move into the new and truly terrifying directions. what a lot of people think of outside of boston is the look to the revolutionary boston and think of boston as the center of the patriot defiance, which it originally was. but with the arrival of

bill comes up they can do it overnight and celebrate and we haven't won a trade deal since the boston tea partyare they stupid or are they paid off? guest: congress will tell you they're working when they go home. remember it's going to be in your district next week. you can find them. that's why they go home. but there's always when the other party in the minority the ability to say they're not working away from washington and not getting anything done. we're going to hear that from democrats the next few weeks. sometimes they make extra loud shows about it. the house democrats could all show up one day. but they'll say -- a lot of room for both sides to be critical. host: warner said congress should stay in. granted he's in virginia. guest: he has a quick drive down the road. i think he stays at home when they're in session. so but yeah, they could both -- we saw ms. pelosi say we're ready to work, stay, get things done. a lot of members are going to be saying that in press releases while they're in the next couple of weeks. so it's an easy argument to make when you're in the minority. host:

bill comes up they can do it overnight and celebrate and we haven't won a trade deal since the boston tea party? i mean, are they stupid or are they paid off? guest: congress will tell you they're working when they go home. remember it's going to be in your district next week. you can find them. that's why they go home. but there's always when the other party in the minority the ability to say they're not working away from washington and not getting anything done. we're going to hear that from dextew weeks. sometimes they make extra loud shows about it. the house democrats could all show up one day. a lot of room for both sides to be critical. host: warner said congress should stay in. granted he's in virginia. guest: he has a quick drive down the road. i think he stays at home when they're in session. so but yeah, they could both -- we saw ms. pelosi say we're ready to work, stay, get things done. a lot of members are going to be saying that in press releases while they're in the next couple of weeks. so it's an easy argument to make when you're in the minority. guest: host: afe of twitter thr

the boston tea party did it. we should never forget, king continued, that everything that adolf hitler did in germany was legal and everything the hungarian freedom fighters did was illegal. it was illegal to aid and comfort a jew in hitler's germany. i'm sure, king proclaimed, had i lived in germany at the time i would have aided and comforted my jewish brothers. if today i lived, king continued, in a communist country where certain principles dear to the christian faith are suppressed, i would advocate disobeying that country's anti-religious laws. king's letter from a birmingham jail and his i have a dream speech should be required reading for every american high school student and for every member of congress. with the 50th anniversary of dr. king's speech upon us, it is good to remember his words. it is good we appreciate all that faith and god and the moral law had done to advance the cause of freedom in our country. it is good to reflect on whether policies enacted by government in our time are a step back

she hosted tea parties to introduce them to the social circles of boston.at a time when her husband was politically toxic after controversial remarks he made in the lead-up to world war ii. the start of a political dynasty that sent three sons to the u.s. senate. one of them to the white house. and would extend to a third and now fourth generation of kennedys serbing in washington. she notably helped steer her son teddy's career after the car crash. appearing on the campaign trail for his re-election bid. she mastered the media. she went on to perfect the newsreel and later television. tacking between the trivial and serious. at a time when moth didn't know how to do that. living to the age of 104, she could be called a woman ahead of her time. joining me now is barbara perry, author of "rose kennedy, the life and times of a political matriarch." she's also with the miller center, university of virginia. welcome. >>> thank you. >> of all the kennedys, she is written about the least, which i imagine is what made her such a fascinating figure to write about.

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