john burgoyne, commander. the expedition. authorize peter's corps. except two companies of them that in 1777, which were authorized previous year by brigadier general montfort brown at york city. brown was brigadier general provincials and governor in the bahamas. so why not raise armies for the northern armies, both fixtures and score were authorized. sir william hill, commander of the army in america, not northern army and none of these officers gave anyone a commission. right. you're an officer. you're an officer. your everyone's officer. but no one gets a commission. with burgoyne a prisoner and returning to england. carleton no way of knowing that these units were anything but the small debris that appeared in canada after the campaign. nor did he care. he too returned england, being replaced by general frederick haldeman. haldeman saw, a large, good looking provincial units. the king's royal regiment of new york and the royal highland emigrants, and instantly liked them and their commanders. then he saw the royalists and instantly disliked them

john burgoyne, commander. the expedition. authorize peter's corps. except two companies of them that in 1777, which were authorized previous year by brigadier general montfort brown at york city. brown was brigadier general provincials and governor in the bahamas. so why not raise armies for the northern armies, both fixtures and score were authorized. sir william hill, commander of the army in america, not northern army and none of these officers gave anyone a commission. right. you're an officer. you're an officer. your everyone's officer. but no one gets a commission. with burgoyne a prisoner and returning to england. carleton no way of knowing that these units were anything but the small debris that appeared in canada after the campaign. nor did he care. he too returned england, being replaced by general frederick haldeman. haldeman saw, a large, good looking provincial units. the king's royal regiment of new york and the royal highland emigrants, and instantly liked them and their commanders. then he saw the royalists and instantly disliked them

by the commander, john peters, there may have been some strange there.and you see i'm t screen there coming part ofd these secon battalion kings road of new york a on the left there, you've all seen this the sigmund elliott of the new yorkers and other disbanding the second battalion actually existed six muslim in the first battalion printed they disbanded up to 24, 1784. they and the butlers rangers in the last predigital soldier survey in the revolutionary war. i know novemr 25th, 11, the n predigital core of royal rangers was finally established after years of limbo evers to complete the royalists core, the surviving officers even into the inevitable, the consolidation took place. and what command would not involve either ebenezer or john peters, who considered it too frail f to command. mr. edwards, run the constitution, the personal activity, meant an expert and experience, having served the last work or circumstances rendering him the fifth person to commanded and in addition john peters would officially be a captain many most of the ultimate corp.

john peter, john wayne massey at in get concert books. joe ramos. yeah. man, let's go to cindy here. now there's some of the men feler students and then they'll come you for the month to come for get for me live channels unless the most i'm offering you to spend the yes, i spent a more convenient ne it by the next month the because he thought he will put on this, but it was already scenarios, proceed permit to fact of the show is lobby. that means the, the c said grace in pictorial. is this several you of these? if they don't mean who is this federal, you assembling it and then we sort of did a choice time of the land? no problem. okay. then right. no. so my best to send that is then yeah, a good disconnect. nice those races the or with us to give it to the one was as close to the other left. the other most of oakland to circle back from us. beautiful know, booked up by the see in photos. possibly. that is available in the name of the theater inside of that uh, you know that the in boston is a moment. so is, can see that i'm not going to give this a, d, d

john mackey: yes, but not as a whole foods market. it is a goodwill store. peter did that happen? john mackey: it was a record a store. after we relocated to a bigger location in 1995, it had a 15 year run as a olfoods. we went one block down the road to what building three times bigger and a record the store took it over after that and they were there for about 10 years and then goodwill has been there ever since. peter: how in 1980 did you get to lamar avenue for the first whole foods store? john mackey: that's a much longer story. we had a small location called sa wayn an old victorian house, my girlfriend and i l in the house, the store was a vegetarian store, did not really sell alcohol or a coffee or sugar, it was very healthy. but it did not do much business and was not on a busy street. so i realized we needed a bigger store, needed to open a product mix and needed to be in a busy location. so we relocated and merged with another natural food store and we changed the name to whole that was the first whole foods market in texas that it was very successful f

john burgoyne, commander. the expedition. authorize peter's corps. except two companies of them that in 1777, which were authorized previous year by brigadier general montfort brown at york city. brown was brigadier general provincials and governor in the bahamas. so why not raise armies for the northern armies, both fixtures and score were authorized. sir william hill, commander of the army in america, not northern army and none of these officers gave anyone a commission. right. you're an officer. you're an officer. your everyone's officer. but no one gets a commission. with burgoyne a prisoner and returning to england. carleton no way of knowing that these units were anything but the small debris that appeared in canada after the campaign. nor did he care. he too returned england, being replaced by general frederick haldeman. haldeman saw, a large, good looking provincial units. the king's royal regiment of new york and the royal highland emigrants, and instantly liked them and their commanders. then he saw the royalists and instantly disliked them

now copies, bianco and john peter, they were both the fans became overnight celebrities in the big apple after interfering with it literally ripping the ball from his mid. now is the yankees relief. the team's statement calling the egg by the 2 fans unacceptable for yankee outfielder alex verdugo. will you have a different take on went down? >> yeah. i saws. >> you know. maybe one of the more extreme kind of trying to grip a ball out. but at the same time, it's. >> that's kind of new york. i feel like that's what you expect out here. you expect just some some unique things you know, then day wasn't didn't feel like it was too serious. and i think movie kind of shake it off, too. so you know, it's just kind of. the passion, i guess new yorkers i've. >> well, rob lowe, right? i'm sure both of those guys are hating the fact that they're missing. what's happening right now. the game is now tied 5 to 5 with 2 outs. >> here in the great help me up. i can't see what period is that. that is the 5th inning. are we in 5th inning? don't go watching right here. keep it right here. of course, right h

the queen's loyal rangers was raised in may 1777 by lieutenant john peters. of the 372 officers and men that served in it during that campaign, some 100 were likewise betrayals it out of the unit. battalions corps of royalists raised by captain daniel mcalpin on august 1st, 1777. little is known of their organization in the campaign. other than that, they fielded at least 210 officers and men. mcalpin would command until his death july 17, 18. fisker's corps of royalists. raised august 15th, 1777 by frances fisher of husak, new york. seven companies totaling hundred and 65 officers, had been in the campaign in fisher's command. 24 hours being killed at the battle of. bennington the next day. burgoyne test captains. samuel mckay, formerly the 68th regiment, to take over corps. mckay led the of the men to safety in canada when burgoyne surrendered, where he was promptly removed from any more service and replaced major robert e lee for the remainder the war. i must just move aside for one second. mckay commanded before that. one of the three companies of canadia

john peter, scott says he journey through. i brushes past cortes, mountain republic, and the latest. and nonfiction to cease the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power, tired vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really one say better wills, and is it just as a chosen few. fractured images, presented as 1st can you see through their illusion going underground can the the, what is part of the, the employee would posted isn't the defense you of us and that in the word part is it something deeper, more complex might be present? good. let's stop without collision. let's go products we're told joe biden is frustrated by israel. the white house is reportedly realizing that it may be unable to prevent original war in the middle east. meanwhile, thousands tens of thousands are being killed. why is the west so indifference to diplomacy? the, the hi. we are in rape walsh regarding some kenya, and we are joined by a permanent professor pillow. r

neighborhood denizens lined up to pay solemn respects to john's brother, peter, just to the south. and the slightly more genteel howard beach residents put up yellow ribbons like the ones people put up for the troops during the gulf war. and it wasn't just the lower middle class bart gardens in the outer boroughs or assemblage of ten or $10 an hour idiots. as the post mcalary described the rabble outside the courthouse, the trial was one of the hottest tickets in town with lining the aisles. the specter the spectators gallery looked like spago, the ritzy manhattan restaurant gotti included actors mickey rourke, anthony quinn, john amos, grandpa al lewis, singer jim black and lawyer lee bailey. each a wink and or wave from the the associated press reported a times magazine cover story on the mob featured a painting of gotti by andy warhol. newsday learned that two prestigious law school at the gates had contacted, offering their services and those of their entire third year classes to work on the gotti appeal. newsday also employed a fashion to sketch the colorful attendees outfits,

. >> john peters, another cracking scoop. thank you very much for sharing it with us on the show.s now with my panel still in the studio, the former conservative mp ranil jayawardena and of course the former labour special advisor , former labour special advisor, paul richards. paul, i'm going to have to start with you again because this is another story where the kind of trouble is from the labour party. dawn butler she was very controversial for a long time. i think keir starmer did a good job of gagging her these past couple of years. every time she was on the jeremy vine show, she seemed to put her foot in her mouth. she became an accident waiting to happen. now dawn butler is back. >> well, i don't think she made these videos, did she? this is not her handiwork. and she's obviously she's. hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. you'd be all over it. she then, you know, puts it up on social media without checking. this is, you know, basic politics 101. do your due diligence and make sure there isn't this sort of hostage to fortune. when you rightly pointed out that some o

he stayed and got work, but the frank slash franklin tradition, both peter and john in world war one, peter served a battalion from canada. john william, my grandfather, served as part of a new york regiment. he married late in life. he eventually settled in iceland. he passed away in lynn in 1966. he never gave up his canadian citizenship. he also he always had a canadian flag hanging in his home on a wall in the dining room and. i always ask them why, do we have a canadian flag in in the house part? and he would say, that is where i am from. he passed along the story of the frank brothers to his two sons. i call him the frank brothers. part two. check out the names my uncles, john, william franklin jr and ben franklin. and they would also continue the service, the frank of military service. both of them served in world war. my uncle. we call them buster john, william franklin junior, served in the philippines, served in the pacific, i should say. and my uncle ben served in europe. and my uncle ben was the individual who passed the story along to me. but both of them served in world

he stayed and got work, but the frank slash franklin tradition, both peter and john in world war one, peter served a battalion from canada. john william, my grandfather, served as part of a new york regiment. he married late in life. he eventually settled in iceland. he passed away in lynn in 1966. he never gave up his canadian citizenship. he also he always had a canadian flag hanging in his home on a wall in the dining room and. i always ask them why, do we have a canadian flag in in the house part? and he would say, that is where i am from. he passed along the story of the frank brothers to his two sons. i call him the frank brothers. part two. check out the names my uncles, john, william franklin jr and ben franklin. and they would also continue the service, the frank of military service. both of them served in world war. my uncle. we call them buster john, william franklin junior, served in the philippines, served in the pacific, i should say. and my uncle ben served in europe. and my uncle ben was the individual who passed the story along to me. but both of them served in world

now, "new york times" chief white house correspondent peter baker, democratic strategist adam gentleson and former republican governor of ohio, johnich. peter, never before has a presidential nominee suggested using u.s. military forces against americans who don't agree with him. political opponents. this is a new level of rhetoric from donald trump, by a presidential candidate. >> it absolutely is. i think it's in keeping with where he has been escalating throughout this campaign. remember, he has said from the beginning, this campaign was about retribution. that was the word he used, not anybody else, retribution. people who have offended him, angered him, and so on. he has talked at times about enemies like joe biden, kamala harris, hillary clinton, barack obama. he has threatened to imprison. >> nancy pelosi. >> nancy pelosi. he has talked about mark milley, the former chairman of the joint chiefs deserves execution for disloyalty and whether election workers who he argues would be prosecuted and thrown in jail. this is where he is not saying he is going after people for crimes, he is going after them because he doesn't like t

john mica of florida. peter blute, republican of massachusetts. its mark souder of indiana. john shadegg of arizona. the democrats. karen thurman, florida. bob wise, west virginia. gene taylor, mississippi. carrie meek, florida. tom lantos, california. louise slaughter of new york and gary condit of california. what do you remember about the 1995 hearings, mr. jackson? there was a manifestation of what had happened in 1994. those congressional elections in which the newt gingrich so-called revolution basically took over the house. like i said, they were more conservative. they were harder edged. they had intense support from gun rights groups. and also, frankly, some support from anti-government groups. gingrich and his allies used that energy to help get themselves elected. so while bill mccollum was pretty much a moderate guy from florida, there was the bob barr's of the world. and steve schiff. i remember being very conservative and very aggressive on the idea that it was the federal government's fault about what happened in waco. i have a parliamentary inquiry. please, pl

on the campaign trail, she barely mentions him, john. >> john: that may be by design, peter.what the ultimate effect will be. 1600 pennsylvania, sandra. >> sandra: making money fox business, lives in the new york studio, charles payne. good to happy in in the studio. we will take into some out there in the medial and what is being said about the black bow and whether or not black then are veering from kamala harris. your thoughts on how she's trying to reach out to them in this moment. >> embarrassing. it is extraordinary endemic extraordinarily embarrassing. you go down the list on the things on the so-called opportunity for black men there until 1 million loans fully forgivable up to $20,000 and essentially i will buy your vote for $20,000. wink-wink so you want to buy my vote for $20,000. support education, mentorship and all the buzzwords in the hood the last 60 years when they come asking for the vote. including a pathway to become teachers. protecting crypto investments were black men know their money is safe. she is not for crypto and what happens to my illness quite m

peter baker. ashley parker. former republican governor and presidential candidate, john kasich. er chief of stat to senator fetterman of pennsylvania and deputy chief of staff to senator harry reid, majority leader i should say. first, peter, you and your colleagues are writing that trump's speeches have grown darker, harsher, angrier, less focused, more profane and you're talking about the question of age. he's now the oldest candidate at 78. you point out more of his speeches point out to things always or never happening inaccurately. a sign sometimes of dispersive thinking and of aging. >> yeah. well, of course obviously while joe biden was in the race, not a lot of attention was paid to donald trump's age. even though he's only three years younger. biden had trouble with his physicality, obviously. he had a shuffle when he walked. had a hard time projecting his voice times. he looked frail. trump doesn't look frail. he looks energetic at these rallies. he's bombastic and loud. so he doesn't present the same way. but once biden left the race, more attention is focused on what

john adams did. these are not things just for history books. these are ideas that live with us today and if this is one way to bring them alive, i am all for it, absolutely. peterave not talked about john adams. did he have a role in the federalist papers? prof. sheehan: he was in england and when they were sitting at the constitutional convention, he was publishing one of his volumes of defense of the constitution of the united states and people were reaching it at the constitutional convention. it made its way across the ocean. i know for one madison was disgusted with what he called atoms of noxious principles. adams was a bit of a -- john adams of noxious principles. -- obnoxious principles. >> is there such a thing as [indiscernible] it is debated back and forth, can you go inside the mind of someone who lived in the 18th century? peter: judge? judge maggs: originalism is the idea that judges should be influenced but not bound by the original meaning of the constitution but it gets quite complicated because it turns out there is more than one view of what we mean by the original meaning. we could mean the original intent of the framers at the constitutiona

. >> that's peter alexander talking to kamala harris outside of a rally in grand rapids, michigan. jonathan alter is back with us. john, i want to ask you a question about her answer to peter on a policy that she would break with on president biden. it seems like she struggles to answer that, why? >> it's always heard for vice presidents. >> but come on, she's running for president. giving her the green light, as peter said. >> you don't want to throw them under the bus. that would not be a good move. what she did today i thought was very interesting. she put a little meat on the bones. remember, she said in the fox interview, my presidency would not be a continuation of joe biden's presidency. that raised the question, what did she mean. she said, two issues today that she would emphasize that joe biden did not. home health care under medicare, which is an issue of great importance to sandwich generation, and a lot of people other, and housing. let's be honest, the biden administration did not exactly focus like a laser on housing. and she's trying to say that she would be different than biden in having that focus, a

. ♪ peter: >>> john mackie. the original store. does it still exist? >> yes, but not as a market.ow it is a goodwill store. >> when did that happen? >> it was a record store. after we relocated to a bigger location. it had a 15 year run. we went just a block down the road. three times bigger. a record store disc took it over after that and they were there for about 10 years. goodwill has been there ever since. >> how in 1980 did you get there for that first whole food store? >> that is a much longer story. of course my book dewith that. we had a small locationthat was an old victorian ho my girlfriend and i lived at the house. it was a vegetarian store. didn't really sell alcohol or coffee or sugar. it was very healthy. as i learned more about business i realized we needed a bigger store and to open up a product mix and be in a busy location. so we relocated and merged with another store and change the name because they did not want to be our name and we didn't want to be in their name, so we came up with whole foods market. i was the first. it was very successful from the day we

. >> john: right now let's go to peter doocy. he is live at the white house. when we hear from biden on this? >> we have the paper statement from president biden but we expect him to be in the air aboard air force one for another hour and 15 minutes or so. he is going out to germany to talk to the germans about ukraine funding. but something that is striking from the very straightforward remarks that vice president harris gave earlier when she was talking about how the operation that the israelis carried out that was aided by u.s. intelligence forces goes to show terrorists hurt innocent people, who her americans that they will be tracked down and killed. that is so much different than what she was saying and march when she did this interview on abc news and she said that she and her team had warned the israelis that going into rafah would be a huge mistake. they were very worried about where all the innocent refugees would be going. a slight change in tone between that and now everybody is celebrating the israelis and president biden who we know has had a ver

. ♪ peter: john mackey, does the original whole foods store still exist?ohn mackey: yes, but not as a whole foods market. >> john lackey, does original whole foods store on lamar avenue and austin still exist? >> yes, but not as a whole foods market. it is a good -- >> did that happen? >> it was a record store after -- we relocated to a bigger location back in 1995, so it had a 15-year run from 1980 to 1995. we went just a block down the road to a 36,000 square feet's area, three times bigger. a cheapo record store, just took it over after that. they were there for about 10 years and goodwill has been there ever since. ll, how would 1982 you get to lamar avenue anw thousand square feet for that first whods the store? >> that is a much longstory and, of course, my book deals with that because we have a small location called safer way and it was an old victorian house. my girlfriend and i lived in the house. that store was a vegetarian store. it did not really sell alcohol or coffee or sugar. it was very, very healthy. we did not do much business ough. it wa

the task of ordinary johns, georges and peters is to make machines for killing russians at most.o countries are increasing the military potential of their armed forces; right now, the eighth is training in full swing in croatia. battalion of the british army. in the uk itself, the chief of the armed forces has promised that the capability of his units will double in just three years, as the commander of the 19th light brigade, the first brigade since the second world war, which is made up entirely of reservists, has already stated, it is the reservists who will play a role in the commander's plans. we need reservists more than ever, given the threat we now face and the geopolitical situation we find ourselves in. we have a new primary task, new course, that is why the military exercises that we are now conducting are very different from the previous ones, first of all, they are aimed at preparing for real combat operations. in these exercises , british reservists train shoulder to shoulder with the croatians. together they hone their skills in conducting non-nuclear warfare in sh

first saw that, it confused me a little, trying to figure out whether there was a real john dickson or not. peterpamela toler, you write that in one of her memos to robert mccormick, she wrote about the quote-unquote euthanasia story. pamela: yes. it was a story that she deeply wanted to write. her sources had told her that the germans had basically murdered thousands of people in hospitals because they were mentally ill or physically ill and were considered a threat to -- to, let's just say, german breeding stock. mccormick wouldn't let her write the article. he said no one would believe it. and that was one of the few times where he kept her from writing something that she wanted to write. peter: the year is 1949. on july 14, an article appeared in the chicago tribune, hitler gazes at stars to guide his decisions. did that get her in trouble? pamela: oddly, no. she spent a great deal of time tracking down the astrologers that he met with. and she actually managed to meet with two of his favorite astrologers as well as with a palm reader that he often used. part of it was a human interest story.

peter ford a former british ambassador to syria joining us out of manchester. john twin like to welcome you both to the uh program. here i guess mr. peter ford, we'll start with you sir, if we may uh welcome to our spotlight program. now a gaza cease fire uh proposed by the biden administration back early um july, you very well know is accepted obviously by the americans, they they proposed it. it was accepted by the palestinians and the uh delegations from qatar and egypt also looked upon with favor upon it, but it was rejected by the israelis, ample opportunity to... the genocide in gaza, why do you think the regime opted for more escalation and walked away from that opportunity? well, the us proposal for sess fire in in gaza was never very clear, um, it was very ambiguous, it left lot of scope for israel to retain. control over large parts of gaza, it was similar in fact to the so-called middle east peace process, which has been going on off and on for for 30 years and every time with the palestinians losing more and more territory, and it was it has been the sam

. >> stephanie, we need our yies on peter thiel, on elon musk, on john paulson, on, you know, all ofuys. >> but john paulson's nothing -- his plans are nothing compared to peter thiel and elon musk. >> as disturbing as he believes a democracy is no longer a functioning form of government and is in favor of -- >> i'm not sure donald trump does either. >> correct. >> i mean, we have to worry about the future of the country based on this potential administration. >> all right, let's talk about another wall street name. donald trump's transition co-chair, howard, you don't know him, but we know him very, very well. he runs a broker's broker. he was fact checked on cnbc today, and i want to play his response. >> can i just clear up some stuff from the last time you were here? last time you were here you said that trump when he talks about tariffs is using this as a negotiation tool and that he is going to do this because we get tariffs so heavily and we have to play by the same set of rules. in that appearance, you said that when it comes to europe, they slap us with 100% tariffs and that

john: so that she can hold onto the states that biden won back in 2020. we will talk to a panel of matt gorman and jonathan caught. >> sandra: fox team coverage kicks off now as it peter doocy is covering her movements in the midwest. >> john: aishah hasnie is employing the old adage that you can't hit a moving target. she is traveling with the president, literally traveling in north carolina. what is the latest from where you are? >> john and sandra good to see you. i am in the motorcade now heading back to the airport as we set off for our next out. we are just approaching the airport now and what we saw 20 minutes ago near asheville was devastating. took my breath away. it was the first time the former president saw the destruction close up firsthand and you could tell he was moved by the people there. the people were moved by him. he was stunned by the damage and despite the damage that we saw on the ground, people in north carolina are voting paired people in that area are voting and the former president even said he was stunned by that. the early voting numbers here north carolina statewide have reached about 1 million and he could not believe that. a couple thi

watched it live with peter doocy and karine jean-pierre and this is a point of contention for so many on the ground. the relief funds and getting to them and getting to them fast. >> johndid not like peter's line of questioning because she up and left right after it. but his point was you were saying that congress has to come back to earmark more funding for north carolina but at the same time you are giving nearly $200 million to folks in lebanon peered why not give the money that you are giving to the folks and lebanon to the folks in north carolina and then asked congress to appropriate more money for the folks in lebanon. >> sandra: this will only become a bigger issue with another hurricane approaching. spoon and then she went around him asking a question based on misinformation when it was the information that she was giving that he was asking the question based on. none of that made any sense. which is not unique. for the second time in two weeks florida bracing for a life-threatening storm as it sandra just mentioned. milton intensified to a category five hurricane forcing what could've been the biggest evacuation in years. adam klotz is watching all of this fr

peter doocy's and las vegas where vice president harris will rally later today. >> john: we begin with bill melugin on the ground in albuquerque, new mexico, where trump is about to speak. how many campaign events does he have today? >> he has three events today. the first stop is going to be right here in albuquerque where he is scheduled to take the stage any minute now for one of his rallies here. you might be wondering why is trump coming to deep blue new mexico? this late in the cycle we are five days out from the election. his campaign tells fox news they want to try to expand the map and they want to keep building these inroads they have been making with latino voters. we see a lot of latinos out here. take a look at some of this video peered some of the crowd showing up earlier, they were lining up for hours before trump actually got on the ground with his plane here. we estimate there is about 5,000 people here to see him. another reason trump is out here is for house races peered he wants to help republicans get elected. if trump goes back to the white house, he needs a congr