22nd, 23rd, the same 22nd is when alexander hamilton -- benedict arnold, rather, is meeting with john andre, a.k.a. john anderson, and they are meeting south of west point. it is on the same day. so uncanny timing. after that conference in hartford, washington is returning with hamilton and lafayette and others back to west point to meet with them to -- to meet with arnold to go over the fortifications at west point. arnold is absent, he is gone. washington is trying to figure out, why isn't he here? -- here inspecting this with me? something is amiss. now, it is very clear that arnold has decided he is going to escape on the aptly named hms vulture. that is a great one for a traitor. and hamilton decides, the quick thinking officer he is, washington decides he must prepare the army for a counter attack. first, he attempts to capture arnold himself. he jumps on horseback with the aforementioned james mchenry. they galloped down the east bank for 12 miles along the hudson to verplanck's ferry. obviously, that is a hitless .ission -- hapless mission they do not capture arnold. after this, he

she had her own crush on john andre, a man of many talents. he could sing, dance, write poetry, spy for the british, and yes, he drew her. and as the kiddies, would say, a selfie the night he is hung. she will keep a lock of his hair the rest of her life in a drawer. it is found when she dies. what is the point of this? both benjamin to halogen and alexander hamilton are tasked with having to keep an eye on john andre. they are impressed by the amazing personality of john andre. shootas, will you please me with a volley of execution fire rather than hang me as a spy? of course, that attempt fails, and he is indeed hung. you can tell by the writings that they were touched by their time with andre. and he happened to be hung, which was payback for the hanging of nathan hale years earlier. when washington and hamilton were here, it was two long visits of about a month each, july 1780. i mention it now so you can think about how washington and hamilton were responding still to the aftershocks from arnold's treason when they were here the second ti

andre identifies himself of major john andre of the king's forces. sort of shocking display that, whoa, they're not british. so arnold is discovered. andre ultimately is going to be hanged as a spy but washington uses this great moment. there have been difficulty between the continental army and the civilian population at this point. where the army had been complaining, well, the civilian population isn't supplying the army properly. where's the food? where's the clothing? or if it was, it was being sent to exponentially high prices. meanwhile, the civilians were saying, how come you haven't won this war? you let the capital fall. you haven't been winning. but it's this moment that sort of shocks all of america together. it's a moment like 9/11 or pearl harbor. sort of brings everyone back. and the question is, why? and it's sort of this galvanizing moment. so george, the general, saying if we have not virtue enough to check mr. arnold without losing sight of the grand object, we ought to suffer. meaning that we need to rise above this. if we cannot,

kevin durant, andre iguodala and john livingston are gone, a fact not lost on superstar steph curry whot 31 is now the team's elder statesman. >> you're the oldest guy on this roster now. >> stop reminding me! >> how strange is that? >> it doesn't change anything but make me laugh. for people to notice some gray hairs that might pop out every once in a while. but other than that, it's kind of business as usual. i do miss shaun and andre for that reason, though. >> to be the elder at 31, right? the other major issue for the warriors, klay thompson's torn acl that he suffered in game six of the nba finals. team officials don't expect him back until at least the all-star break in mid-february. >> i'm going to do what the team says. and i've done my due diligence on, you know, rehabs and acl injuries. the last thing you want to do is rush back, especially for a player like me who wants to play until he is in his late 30s. >> as we mentioned, the first game at chase center is saturday against the lakers. >>> the calendar says september, but it looks like january in the sierra, at least a lit

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