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the colonies position but also deep within the plymouth congregation. this was the first of a number of trips taken over the next few years to the bay colony. his ability to impact the disease was likely minimal but he spent many hours in consultation with the puritan leaders of salem who had no argument at the time and on later visits he engaged in similar discussions with john winthrop and others of the 16 \30{l1}s{l0}\'30{l1}s{l0} migration. the question before all who immigrated in the early years of massachusetts was how to form churches and undertake worship. the answer was to be found in those who form congregations themselves such as forming it to lay initiative. in letters to governor bradford, in his letter book and copied into the book of the plantation, he praised him for his knowledge of mr. robinsons church and expressed his view that he, john endicott, believed plymouth faithful were servants of one master and of the same household. and that gods people are all marked with one and the same mark and sealed with one and the same seal, and h

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and the services of our reformed congregation, reformed christian congregation. so we'll keep sabbath for the entire day and we'll start out the door in the morning and it will know when it's time to meet in the fort which is the largest building which we have so we'll meet up there and then master brewster who is not a minister proper. he's never finished university so has not been ordained, but he's our ruling and the only man who had any sort of proper schooling to be a minister so he's the one that will preach on sundays. le' deliver a sermon in the morning and we'll have psalm singing and usually not in different parts, but in one voice to honor god in song and usually we'll return back to our houses in the middle of the day, we'll eat our dinner and then after we've rested just a short time we'll go back up for the rest of the service where we have something that's not called -- called prophesy and men in the village will speak on things, matters in the past week. things perhaps from master brewster's sermon that they understand better or that happened in t

. >> i was with the congregation of first united methodist church for the christmas eve service.nd the building you can see the roof caved in common structural beams exposed. members of the church to head out for safety as a tornado passed through mayfield. less than i spoke with him and others the congregation about what this christmas means to them. ♪ ♪ o'connell, emmanuelle ♪ ♪ >> all across the world, congregations came together to celebrate. >> to celebrate one of the highest and most holiest moments of church during the christian year. >> a christmas eve service for. >> but will do is read through several other passages appoint to christmas and they breed the christmas story itself. >> the congregation of the first united methodist church the christmas eve service meant a little bit more. >> the pictures you see does not prepare you. >> the ef fortunate ripped as it tore apart the town. >> we heard of furniture being picked up and thrown around. i honestly thought the chairs are being thrown against the wall. the sounds i was hearing, that was the roof of the sanctuary comi

settings --in congregate settings and we feel confident we will get this under control over time. next slide. i will stop there and be happy to answer any questions. thank you. ms. matthews: thank you, dr. fauci. every time you talk, i feel like i am taken back to my college days. my biology class in college and my advanced biology class when i was in high school. this was just an amazing time we are in. if you joined us in april --frankly, it seems like we are having a very unpleasant case of deja vu. i know you addressed this in your presentation but what are we doing wrong? dr. fauci: i don't think we are doing anything "wrong" in the sense of big mistakes. we are dealing with an incredibly formidable virus. if i were to pick out a thing that we as a nation are not doing optimally, it is the extraordinary situation where you have a highly effective vaccine that is very safe, and you have 50 million people in the country who refused to get vaccinated. many of them are motivated purely by political ideology, which is really unacceptable when you are in the middle of a deadly outb

circles she thinks some businesses should revert to having masks in the office for large sort of congregate settings, and there's a separate conversation about requiring boosters or not. what are you hearing, and what are you hearing from your clients? >> here at related, we've had mandatory mandates for several months now, and we're not masked

the issue, i presume, is the sensor congregation all tend to do who des, medical for hate crime against muslims in hot, which is in the northern state of india. now this is a fringe element. the be just be the center has nothing to do with it. i only feel the friends issues when they are given prominence and when and then other major issues. i know then there's a feeling in the right being that they're being discriminated against. let me give you an example. ah. and recently, there were 2 incidents of engine one was in the board and the other was in the book, but a lot, not both of them have made to make any head to babes. now, why is an issue where lynching has happened gets come ignored by the mainstream media and the so called liberals and why a brand new printer speech in so much of the names that it takes headlines, headlines, and had spoken insistently on television channels. this is a free german, this has nothing to do with the b g b. this has nothing to do any m p, 's or millions of indian government. and the beatles music audio fire has against him and, and, and see that the m

one sober says, then there is a person who is it, who was in more than that congregation who was who his reader partridge, and at the party, which is a duty, but it's strong, mr. acknowledged or should jo parker was a member of the bc. he's no longer no 2nd point. they say that up and i was a separate issue, not what do you see about this? how about this kind of paranoid about the hindus in india when we had instance of the muslim leader, a sudden did lacy and his younger brother a bit of the new busy seeing on it that form that v. 15 curse of muslims in this country are enough. good. take here of 100 roars of hindus. a. what action do you think should have been kicking against him? now you have multiple instances in emily, on the, on a new id in daily. his name is miss sherman of the left hand. he said that the man, the service, what are the, the saint who was a part of the parents. and so his neck should you see beer and his tongue and should pick up not what kind of speech do you think? do you think it is not a huge speech? now my point is that any hate speed is condemn unable, no

mitigation with masks in congregate settings. in overtime we feel confident that we will get this under control. i will stop there and be happy to answer any questions. thank you. >> thank you, dr. fauci. every time i hear you talk i feel like i am being taken back to my college days, my biology class in college, my advanced biology class in high school. this is an amazing time that we are in. you joined us back in april and frankly, it seems like right now we are having a very unpleasant case of deja vu. what is it? i know you addressed this in your presentation, but what are we doing wrong? dr. fauci: i do not think we are doing anything wrong in the sense of big mistakes. we are dealing with a formidable virus. if i were to pick out something that we as a nation are not doing optimally, it is the extraordinary situation where you have a highly effective vaccine that is very safe and will in the country who refused to get vaccinated. many of which are motivated purely by differences in political ideology, which is unacceptable

one sober says that there is a person who is it who was enrolled in that congregation who was, who is frieda partition up? i believe it is the building, but it's strong. mr. police are ashley new, was a member of the b p. v is no longer no 2nd point. they say that the punjab as a separate issue, not what do you see about this? however, this kind of paranoid about the hindus in india when we had instance of the muslim league or a certain date we see and his younger brother. but of the new busy seeing on it that form that we 15 curse of muslims in this country are enough. good. take your of 100 roars of hindus. what action do you think should have been taken against him? now you have multiple instances in emily, all the r a, b in daily. his name is mr. amount of the left hand. he said that the man, the serious what the scene was a part of the sunset, his neck should you see beard and his tongue should be not what kind of speech do you think it is not a huge speech. now my point is that any have speed can nibble nobody's supporting me in. ready how to do it, but there are similar comment

settings, restaurants congregate settings, restau ra nts a nd congregate settings, restaurants and gatherings the pandemic continuing. do you think it should be more targeted than in terms of the mandate because as you point out there are those who will provide pushback, as he put it? we are hitting the deadline now, and i suppose wejust we are hitting the deadline now, and i suppose we just have to wait to see how many people are prepared to go through with this. , ., ~ ., ., , this. yes. you know, i actually think at least _ this. yes. you know, i actually think at least two _ this. yes. you know, i actually think at least two doses - this. yes. you know, i actually think at least two doses is - this. yes. you know, i actually think at least two doses is a i think at least two doses is a good idea, and we know immunity begins to wane after x months after the second dose, so i actually anticipate that boosters may be mandated as well. , boosters may be mandated as well, , ., boosters may be mandated as well. , ., . well. sorry. you anticipated. you would — well. sorry. you anticipated. you w

of course it is super important looking at women's charity work, winning one —- women holding congregationstime, you will see a lot of very different phenomenons equally significant to people on the ground religious experience but they are excluded from universities and from the clergy and from these networks may reinforce societal hierarchies. host: what was the impact of revival protestantism that every man is his own priest during the revolution? >> there is a long-standing tradition there is a link between the awakening and the american revolution and then to find the ideological connection i don't see mine from the perspective of the religious leaders i was looking at and a lot of reasons for that they are overwhelmingly loyal to the domination wesley who is the essential leader is probably the best spokesman for the parliament during the first couple of years so the conservativism of those movements on issues of empire and race i think precluded them and then when you get down to the individual level you can find plenty of individuals who found that connection there as they were under

especially with congregating -- congregating with people whose vaccination status is unclear or a large number of people, i encourage people to engage in rapid testing prior to that and upon returning home. i would ask that students prior to returning to campus either take a rapid test or avail of the testing resources we have on campus. if they need to isolate, the one thing we know about omicron is the trajectory of disease seems to be milder, which is good, but we want to make sure they do not infect others. kristen: omicron more infectious. what do you say to college aged kids if they are saying, why should i forgo my fun activities with my friends, if even if i get infected i am fully boosted and i won't get sick? >> i tell them that your behavior does not affect just yourself. it affects those around you. our students at cal state east bay live in multigenerational households and work in community settings. any our parents, many are caregivers. be conscious of who in your social circle or family circle or professional network may not have the same luxury you have of not getting se

people don't want to go to places where other people are congregating.re have been significant issues on childcare, particularly when schools were not open. they had nobody to take care of their children. there have been government policies that compensated people that were unemployed in ways that provided some incentives, and then, to be honest, some people have been reevaluating life and what they want to do, and some of those folks have said, you know, i would rather go work in a warehouse rather than clean rooms and other things, so it is a complex equation that would take a significant amount of time to work through. we are a lot better off than we were three months ago, and when we wake up over the next year, we will be able to get, i'm hopeful, labor back to do what we do. david: one of the biggest concerns i assume the industry has is people like me have gotten used to using zoom, and therefore instead of traveling across the country or around the world, i can zoom. is that a trouble when people say that zoom expenses pretty good and i don't need

. >> if you're vaccinated and you're boosted and you take care when you go into congregate settings like airports to make sure you continually wear your mask, you should be okay >> reporter: a layered approach keeping airports buzzing >> what should people keep in mind when they arrive at their destination? >> you know, i think the most important thing to remember is how and when to use testing to your advantage the idea is that you want to do a test really within a few hours of meeting with a family or friend or folks outside of your household. >> health experts say any mask is better than no mask but add an n95 or doubling up of face coverings will offer better protection >>> senator joe manchin has dealt a major blow to the biden administration after months of negotiation, the west virginia democrat has effectively shut down the build back better plan, vowing he will vote against it because of its hefty price tag. monica alba has more >> reporter: a potentially fatal blow to president biden's massive social spending and climate plan >> this is a no. >> reporter: senator joe manchin, a

facility. >> that is the better word. >> congregate. >> i can see that for sure.during the covid time where being thrown together, you are at greater risk. nonetheless, there is the greater risk to the people using the community health centers and if we could get money to them more quickly through reprogramming some of your money from prop c, which is substantial, that might make more sense. but i mean, i think i caught you a little bit at a disadvantage asking that question. maybe that is something you could report to us at a later date. >> sure. i think we are actively looking at these seismic retrofit projects that could potentially be at the shelters right now. as potential inclusion in the next housing bond, and so i don't think if we were to put in the request with the prop c committee if this would actually move things faster. we are doing the due diligence right now. and certainly i can move forward orred a vance your request to see what the answers are. >> and i had some technical questions that i think can wait if, in fact, the committee agrees that i co

this is a diverse congregation.t liberals and conservatives, poor people, wealthy people, you have got people from foreign countries and people from the bronx and staten island and brooklyn. but that remarkable diversity melds into one as we all realize we are children of god, sons of a loving father who loved us so much he sent his only begotten son. that brings people together in unity during the christmas season. judge jeanine: fox news contributor jonathan morris joins us now. that was an amazing clip of st. patrick's. st. patrick's is one of those places wherever you are from when you come to new york, it's one of those landmarks you have to visit. i was there this week. you see so many different people as you heard in that video who all walks of life, young and old and rich and poor and i didn't know they were liberal or conservative if i didn't peak to them obviously. what but what is the fascination? >> it's the architecture. that what draws people in. people who have no faith at all til have to get to st. p

people can't even congregate here. people can't even congregate here.n tv, but none of this actually stops people here in england from going out tonight because they are not any restrictions on socialising. as you can see, a lot of people have come up. it's getting busier by the hour. the advice to people heading out tonight is to take a lateral flow test before they go out. people who go clubbing will have to show proof of vaccination, but they are the only restrictions. the only difference tonight is how warm it is here today in london. it's up 15 degrees. it should not feel like this on the 31st of december, so the hope this could encourage people to opt for the pub garden rather than the pub tonight.— the pub tonight. thank you very much. the pub tonight. thank you very much- jean _ the pub tonight. thank you very much. jean mackenzie. - the pressure on the health service in the uk has been brought into sharp focus by the latest official figures on staff absences related to covid. they increased in acute nhs trusts in england up by more than 40% dur

he went on to say that we should be bringing people into non congregate settings like hotels instead. san francisco has one of america's highest vaccination rates. according to the department of public health. 81 1% of san franciscans have received 2 doses of the covid-19 vaccine. but that number is believed to be much lower for the unhoused last year. the city's largest shelter msc south. so one of the largest outbreaks at a shelter with more than 90 residents in 10 staff members tested positive. both mse self and the division circle navigation center are operated by the saint vincent de paul society kron 4 on wednesday reached out to the organization and the san francisco department of homelessness and housing services which funds the shelters for comment so far we have yet to hear back. jonathan mccall kron 4 news. >> after living in a pandemic for nearly 2 years. experts say the virus is not only a threat to your physical health. it's also no surprise here taking a toll on our mental health. one family. therapist says he's noticing more of what he calls covid whiplash. >> i'm seei

we have to be very, very careful about when we have congregate settings.ting is an important part of the puzzle and we need to increase the availability of rapid tests in the united states. i think that's one of the goals that president has. >> doctor, i do want to ask you about the cdc changing guidelines when it comes to isolation periods and requirements for health care workers who test positive for covid. i believe it is now down to seven days from the cdc. in new york, they made it five days. is that something that should apply more broadly to the general public, or is that too big of a risk? >> so, among health care workers, the percent of health care workers that are fully vaccinated is much higher overall than that of the general public and we know that if you are triple vaxxed, you will have -- you may have symptoms, you will get infected if you're not cautious and wearing a mask in congregate settings, but even though you have high viral loads in the beginning, you tend to bring those down a lot sooner. so again, they're going back to work wearin

in the south bay, services continue to be live-streamed across the diocese and some congregations continueread is the church looks ahead to 2022. >> i am hopeful in simple terms of a kinder, gentler society. julian: most of our counties with the highest vaccination rates saw more people back in pews, showing vaccines are working and bringing congregations back to their faith. still ahead on abc 7 mornings. i scream, you scream. why are these kids screaming? this story has a sweet ending. a live look outside this morning from our camera, showing the golden gate bridge. see some fog out there, li hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. ♪ don't wor

and then some congregants in michigan got a text message. they said, they said it was quote from someone connected to the situation, telling them that all the hostages were free. so that's basically what we've been able to piece together. we don't know the condition of the hostages, we don't know where they are. and in the past, certainly the hostages have been said to be in good spirits. so we've already got much more details. we'll see the, the, the, the, the christian, a ministry group that sent that organize this trip for the missionary says they will release information. hopefully they will want to release information soon, but often that's right, difficult to get information because people don't want to, don't want to reveal what actually happened and how these, how these hostages were released. there were still waiting that. thank you so much . you have a chance, the reporting from washington d. c. the associated press as calling on the if you can government to immediately release a journalist, detained 2 weeks ago. new statistics fro

has watched this pandemic from the beginning, i am happy to see vaccine mandates for people in congregateurants and gatherings because i am really worried about the pandemic continuing. i actually think at least two doses is a good idea and we'd know that immunity begins to wane after six months, the second dose, so i anticipate boosters may be mandated as well. i understand people don't like being told what to do, generally, i don't like being told what to do either but if we don't all work together on this pandemic and that right now means masking and vaccination, then this is going to keep happening and quite frankly, i am is going to keep happening and quite frankly, iam not is going to keep happening and quite frankly, i am not prepared to lose anybody else. neighbours, friends, family. fellow citizens of the world. it's time for us to pull together and bring this to an end and we can only do that together. indian authorities are to impose a night—time curfew in delhi to try to contain a growing number of coronavirus cases. the restriction, which takes effect from monday evening, wil

and as you say, the natural instinct for everyone is not to go at all so much and to congregate with friends and family and colleagues inside swear it's warm, but of course, where it is more dangerous because of cove. it an am born virus which is transmitted through breathing. well, obviously in large concentrations of people that's where problems can occur. that's why you see all manner of different states in this federal republic of germany, but other countries to imposing bands on the unvaccinated and requiring many millions of people to have to prove the cov, it's facing. whether they have recently recovered from covered and have a degree of immunity, or whether they've been vaccinated and have a degree of protection against the worst ravages of cove it. but it's no question about this is the time when that sort of thing would happen. it's interesting to point out that in one particular reported outbreak of omi chrome in also the norwegian capital, we 1st learned about it yesterday that it was at an office christmas party were up to 50 people may have come into contact with ami c

and i want to start off with how you and the members of your congregation are coping this morning. >> we're doing fine. i did have one member that lived around the corner from the church that lost her house also. but, you know, in a harrowing effort from her mother, miss ruth, she went and got her. me and my wife was up there the night of the tornado, and we were told the church is gone. i was heart broken. we had no idea what to do, but we are still here. we will win. we will prevail. >> obviously this storm was like nothing that most people have ever seen or we hope will ever see in their lifetimes. there was this photo in the new york times showing one of your deacons sifting through the rubble. is there'ven much left that's even salvageable, pastor? >> we had a few things that were -- he was specifically looking for a filing cabinet that had church and personal information in it, and we did find that. it was still intact. amazingly, my desk was still in the spot where it was at with rubble all on top of it, and i was able to get some of the contents out of that desk, and i was abl

the congregation still gathering this morning for sunday service.he pastor on perseverance and faith. our team on the ground here tonight. a special edition of "world news tonight" begins now. >>> and good evening tonight from kentucky. it's difficult to put into words what we've witnessed here. the scope of the devastation, just unimaginable. we're here tonight in mayfield, kentucky, that's the first christian church you see behind me, more than 100 years old. the entire brick wall and roof torn off. and as you can see, the organ, exposed to the sky. the tornado that hit here part of a tornadic super cell that carved a path more than 200 miles long. one of at least 34 tornadoes reported across eight states. a very rare december outbreak. at least 90 lives feared lost. but they're not giving up hope here tonight that they will find some of those people who are still missing. crews are still combing the wreckage for survivors in what is the deadliest tornado outbreak in this nation in more than a decade. here in mayfield, the county courthouse hollow

what one member of the congregation did to save the most important thing inside. >>> heavy rain on the we healed through tomorrow morning. how much we will get out of this storm and several more chances ahead. >>> they are the hottest gift around. we are talking about at-home covid tests. just two days left until christmas. many people, scrambling to get their hands on some before holiday gatherings. >>> but if you have gone shopping, they are hard to find. in the east bay, though, some county leaders are giving at home test kits away for free. nbc bay area's sergio quintana shows you where you can go. >> six tests here, two per box. >> reporter: at this office, there's been a constant flow of people dropping by for the last two days. susan bumps says it hasn't been easy to find these at-home test kits. >> everybody we know went and couldn't find had any. so, some friends heard about this and texted us and so we came down to get them. >> reporter: she says everyone in her family gathering for the holidays is vaccinated and boosted but taking the quick antigen test before get-togethers

happened in their own lives that helped them understand better and might speak on that for the entire congregation, but really, it's not something that's happening and some here are who not accustomed to having that. >> >> the 17th century english village in plymouth, seven years after the pilgrims arrived on the mayflower. ♪ oh beautiful for spacious skies ♪ ♪ for amber waves of grain ♪ >> when our founding fathers established this republic, they created a political and economic system unique among nations, a system which has led the united states to the very pinnacle in wealth and in world leadership. this series of programs is being presented to help all of us understand better our advantages under our american way of life. >> for today's topic let's join now a group of young people at the national education program workshop in arkansas. at the classroom lectern is clifton, a noted american historian. >> the american adventure, the american way of life that we'll examine is rather usual. there's nothing quite like if in the world. all of us want to know more, what makes it tick, why it's the be

congregation when that got tumbled to the ground.as they were picking the debris, and even amidst all of the tragedy, i was offered a hot plate of food on an evening as they are collecting what's left of their belongings. >> that's how they are. it's an extraordinary community. and i'm glad, leyda that you are out there. very quickly, have you ever seen anything like this before? >> i have not. it's been rather difficult, even as i was, you know -- i've not been in bowling green as an immigrant. i emigrated from venezuela when i was 13 years old. bowling green, kentucky, has been my home here. i now have a family. my family huddled in a closet in our home. our home endured some damage. not nearly as bad as other homes, but even amidst that, i started making calls early saturday morning and i realized that many of our community leaders who had been impacted from other ethnic groups and other nationalities and even people that i knew had passed away. so one of that particular street on moss creek avenue, nearly every single household t

live streamed in the south bay services continue to be livestreamed across the diocese in some congregationsoutdoors to slow the spread as the church looks ahead to 2022 i'm looking for hopeful, you know in simple terms of a kinder gentler society. most of our counties with the highest vaccination rate saw more people back in pews showing vaccines or working and breaking congregations back to their this holiday season, give $50 or more to charity, and receive $400 off stressless® mayfair recliners and office chairs. $200 off any stressless recliner and office chair, and $200 off each stressless sofa seat. don't wait, it's time for stressless. shop stresslessfurniture.com today. get your personalpoints plan! i'm james corden and i'm here to tell people that ww is getting even more personal. keep on shopping. ignore us. i've lost, like, 28 pounds. you look great! wow. i love that my clothes fit better. but i just love ice cream a little bit more than that. the new ww personalpoints program is particular to you. so what kind of foods do you like? avocado. ice cream. sandwiches. no food is off l

avoid congregate settings when you don't know the status of people and in that setting by all means please wear a mask because they do work and they help you. it is something that we don't need to panic about, but we need to pay close attention to this and abide by the principals that we talk about all of the time. >> it is all very helpful, can i break some of it down? omicron seems to be in the upper nasal passages, not as much in the lungs, is that why we think, potentially from the south africa data that it is less lethal and less severe? >> that is a great question. it is likely that the reason it is less severe is that in south africa a large proportion of the population has been infected and recovered, and a smaller proportion had been vaccinated. so it is likely that the protection dennis infection is not very good because it will get into the nasal pharinx. and the experience of a various of a different variant may be protecting you are from severe decide that involves the lungs. so there is one or two reasons why there is less hospitalizations in south africa. and possibly let's

oh, the small american congregation moved into a house in the old town in the muslim quarter. they had no desire to be missionaries. they were waiting for the fulfillment of the biblical prophecy. the 2nd coming of christ, ah, is bedford's milligan. i again as this backwards formed their very own private and personal sex and were convinced that the messiah would come the following year at easter, to austin. they went up the mount of olives every sunday in case christ had arrived on the mount of olives. and i think some of the community were quite prepared to accidentally run into jesus christ on the street in the $330.00 might just be walking around and the old city and clare reflect each other. oh, my gosh, i have to say, i find it difficult to describe anna's buffer to show me melody. there's something i really like about her k o been, but many people were afraid of her much. i'm out of the day. she was a strong woman to be love and it will show the way the american colony developed had a lot to do with her on a leaky low. you'd say i'd say her religious ideas slowly took ho

you know, wearing proper masks in an indoor congregate setting. getting the children vaccinated. that's really very important. we have 28 million children between the ages of 5 and 11, who if we get them vaccinated, we'll protect them for their own health as well as to prevent the further spread in the community. so there are a lot of things that we can do now with what we're dealing with now, and what we're dealing with now is delta. >> dr. fauci, i want to get one audience question in before we go to the break. we're going to have plenty more after. shawn from virginia has a question about traveling for the holidays. let's watch. >> my family's planning on traveling to europe this christmas, we're all vaccinated including our boosters except for my son who's 13. he's not eligible yet for his booster. i'm wondering if it's safe to travel. i'm also a little nervous about last minute travel restrictions. should i be? >> i think a lot of people are curious about this, dr. fauci. i know you were planning on getting together with your family this holiday season fully vaccinated witho

commitment if you don't make a commitment to the cause you won't be killedac to then cast out of the congregationcause they can win every battle. then to be punished. and in that countryside makes it impossible for the british to win the war. and to take a clear position. >> what is the main message of the book you would like someone to take away and 30 seconds? >> we were fortunate to have a group of people from the beginning that regarded the public interest. and with those ordinary soldiers in the continental army. and then wee are incapable of dealing with the native american issue. and the confederation of sovereign states. it's a plural noun not a singular noun.