i want to throw a hand grenade into this. >> knox, henry knox? >> beside henry knox. one of the -- and we are dealing with a pandemic and inoculations and vaccinations and washington introduces inoculation or -- to the continental army. so with that being said, besides the smallpox inoculation, what is one thing on the periphery that actually let me go back to that. let me ask -- is that a good idea? what do you view on the view of smallpox, the epidemic, the belief that smallpox would have been a major player if washington does not inoculate, is that a myth, is that blown out of proportion? because you hear a lot about all these -- this virus being so magnified. so is that just 21st century reading and later on after the war you have the whole fever epidemic and hear about two big viruses. are they blown out of proportion? or are they pretty accurate on how detrimental they could have been if they didn't do such vast efforts like inoculation? >> it would have decimated the army. i mean, you look at what it did to the northern army right after the retreat out of canad

>> besides henry knox. of course obviously we are dealing with a mass pandemic, inoculations, vaccinations, washington introduces inoculation or veer lags to the continental army. so with that being said besides the small poks inoculation what is one thing on the periphery that -- actually, let me go back to that. let me ask is that a good idea? what do you view on the view of the epidemic, the belief that small pox would have been a major player if washington does not inoculate. is that a myth? is that blown out of proportion? you hear a lot about this virus being so magnified. so is that just 21st century reading on to it, later on after the war you have the yellow fever epidemic so you hear about these two big viruses. are they blown out of proportion or are they pretty accurate on how detrimental they could have been if you didn't do mass efforts of vaccination. >> it would have decimated the army. i mean, you look at -- look at what it did not northern army right after the retreat out of canada. i mean

>> besides henry knox. throughout the course we are deal being a massive pandemic, inoculations, vaccinations. washington introduces inoculation to the continental army. so, with that being said besides the smallpox inoculation, what is one thing on the periphery that -- let me go back. let me ask, is that a good idea? on the view of smallpox, the epidemic, a belief that small box would have been a major player if washington does not inoculate. is that a myth? is that blown out of proportion? you hear a lot about this virus being so magnified. is that just 21st century reading onto it? later on in the war you have the yellow fever epidemic. you hear about these two big viruses. are they blown out of proportion, or are they pretty accurate on how detrimental they could have been if they didn't do such vast efforts like inoculation? >> it would have decimated the army and, i mean, look at what it did to the northern army right after the retreat out of canada. it even killed -- i forget his name, but i think i

>> like a lot of people i criticized him and i ask post knox to judge me what i said because i regret them and i think i was wrong.

it's loosely based on the story of amanda knox who's speaking out against the movie.morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you. amanda knox is the american college student who was wrongfully convicted of killing her roommate while studying in italy in 2007. her case captivated the world. now after she's been exonerated of all charges, she says others are trying to capitalize on her story but not without a fight. >> it's about letting go of all of that shame and guilt that pushes you down. >> reporter: this morning, matt damon's drama "stillwater," under fire. >> allison came here for college, and that's where she met this girl, lina. one night she found lina dead and called police. all they cared about was -- >> reporter: the movie follows the stories of a -- follows a girl in marseilles france. her father moves there to find the cull killer. it draws attention to the contentious legal battle in italian courts. >> order immediate release from prison. >> reporter: the 34-year-old was wrongly convicted twice and then ultimately exonerated in the murder of her roomma

that i think really hurt knox's feelings. but yeah, i think they've always been did you look? but sandra what happened to germantown? oh, you know every everybody has it. everybody has a as a failing now and again, you know, really that's actually how knox died. i think someone goes what happened to germantown. it's when he took that i yeah, he had a hiccup there but military to leave a castle in your rear. you're gonna be fired up. here we go. do we need a therapy session on henry knox determantown. michael can get it out of this system here. so it's gonna have to let her shock. i think tell me that there's somebody else. i did one of these other i forget what round table wasn't somebody was trying to say that sullivan was a blame for all the army's us throughout the war war guys. wow, the french may agree with you, but that's a and newport there. but look at that scapegoat there. yeah, i mean, so all right. let's test your expertise as historians here. we talked a lot about myths and basic conceptions of the war. most of th

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the games look set to march on let's get more from a medicine that dw for welcome knox. and coven is responsible for all sorts of unprecedented things over the last couple of years. now we have a spectator free, lympics. what sort of games then we infill a very, very strange one. as you say, we've got used to decide dear of not having fans and stadiums over the last 18 months, especially with football. but when it comes to the biggest sporting event of all, that only comes around every 4 years. it's a big, big blow. it's a big blow for the japanese athletes. because they were really counting on having japanese fans and dan, pushing them along. japanese fans tend to be very passionate, very excited. we already knew that spectators from abroad weren't going to be there, but still, it's going to change the whole sort of effect of the games. really. i mean, you think about when you, when you watch it, even on television, fans are part of the game. maybe when you're watching archery or rowing, you don't see the fans quite so much. but in the really big sports, like athletic a

that is, you know, the, the certificate that we got vaccinated that we got 2 jobs of the could be 19 knox. and also all of that we actually recently recovered from it could be 900 infection or that we have a negative p c r test that certificate that pass. we will meet from next week on to get access to cancel and use weather. at least 50 people get up so that rule is valid for 12 years and older. and from august on we will only get access to cost face and reference, including best terraces to shopping centers per train to planes and to long distance buses. if we have that certificate, that basically means that the government is opting for a lockdown for non vaccinated people. all the people who are refusing the vaccination were no longer get access to social life, especially as p. c. i will no longer be free as they are currently here in france by october. and that's when lots of restrictions will kick in for those who are not vaccinated because they will just simply no longer have the choice if they want to continue to go to restaurants and bars and flop is all of this realistic lisa imp

we're the secretary of war henry knox devises criteria for what he calls decisive disability. this criteria isn't based on some sort of new medical understanding but knox says if this first of all we need to have pensioners basically have their cases accommodated locally. he wants to do that as much as possible. so it's not to mire the federal government and all sorts of claims, but in terms of the way this is preceding in massachusetts and the you know, sort of the expanding grounds for asking knox is really worry about that kind of thing this can go on at infinitum and so he does is with decisive disability says you can only get a pension for a known wound, you know from back. and so that means he become sick, you know, there's no you're out of luck and people apply based on these earlier grounds and they get denied from the office and even this perverse kind of thing to contemplate. somebody could have been blinded by a musket ball in the eye or they could have been blinded by smallpox and they're gonna get compensated for the basketball and the eye but not for the sickness

we're talking about amanda knox.ew matt damon film, "stillwater" of profiting from her wrongful murder conviction. knox says this used her story at the expense of her reputation and it was only used as an inspiration. does the inspir rags afford her the ability for funds? >> no. >> she's very distressed and she should be. twice convicted and ultimately exonerated. we're talking about the 2007 murder of her roommate in italy and the fight that ensued. amazing that it's been all these years later. she should speak up and speak out about anything that she feels might hold her in a light that is not the light she should be held in. she was acquitted, right? as a result of that, she's gone on to do great things in her life in public speaking, being a spokesperson, et cetera. so but when you get to the issue of a lawsuit, it's a little harder. we're talking about first amendment issues, the realm of ideas and the realm of expression and even in some instances when someone does a biography. we know "stillwater" is loosely b

walnut creek police department has a new chief city officials say san leandro police captain jamie knox will. >> now lead the walnut creek department knox will begin his duties, july 26 takes over for interim chief dan pratt, who's been on the job since april walnut creek's last permanent chief tom chaplin, retired late last year. >> also new at 9 police are trying to find whoever killed a 15 year-old in valais how happened just before 6 o'clock tonight, someone reported a shooting on main street just east of mare island way officers showed up. they found the teenage boy who was shot at least once he was declared dead at the scene. anyone with san francisco, a violent encounter inside a san francisco walgreens ends with that security guard in the hospital and the suspect in custody. and this got ugly and it comes right after the retail giant has been closing many of its stores in san francisco because of. >> high crime video here from the citizen app showing the flashing lights of police cars. the ambulance that responded to the call for help. it's about 9.30 this morning at the walgree

yeah, i don't need to be redone, said die me. knox city, city and joy. him off. may city, your key. kitty put the d. c meeting, but connie clay, but paul just wanted to see if i wanna say he said the monotony. hello. that's about all this whole family goes about joseph now he has a coffee key to come down as a male mentors chappelle glasgow a my man and you bet you are now right as she he, she, you know, he's going to want british really weak, inquisitive, bernoulli is the best offence partial to the will legal on play though we do is a about equal to norman. good god, you know, do you want my judy, my opinion? profess your not your thought doctor is on the wall. i was wondering why should you see that it is up to have one of one of the articles or the near prosecutor here and saying call and, and components and causes don't call is fond of dog selling guy. yeah. they should have been below kitty c as political still as good or 20 or false. clerk city i many a good se sick amendment boston are said to pick up a typical sent the source on the read me. it was on th

contra costa county prosecutor mary knox says a network of surveillance cameras shot spotter gun fireense plate readers will assist in the investigation. it's the latest in a spree of shootings along highway four in recent months. it seems that the violence that's increasing on highway for is just indicative of the rise and. violent crime across all communities in our nation, but at the same time, knox says the security system along highway four and interstate 80 has drastically cut down on freeway shootings. there has been a 90% decrease in shootings on the freeways in 2019 to 2020 versus 2016 to 2018. that prosecutor tells me a three year pilot program for the camera system expired just last month, but they did get additional funding for one more year, and there are plans to expand the system to other parts of contra costa county, henry lee ktvu fox studios today. oakland police released the names of the city's most recent homicide victims. the most recent happened around 9 30 saturday morning on 23rd avenue near foothill boulevard. that's where 48 year old travis ward was found sho

contra costa county prosecutor mary knox says a network of surveillance cameras shot spotter gun fire detectors and license plate. your readers will assist in the investigation. it's the latest in a spree of shootings along highway four in recent months. it seems that the violence that's increasing on highway for is just indicative of the rise and violent crime across all communities in our nation, but at the same time, knox says the security system along highway four and interstate 80 has drastically cut down on freeway shootings. there has been a 90. percent decrease in shootings on the freeways in 2019 to 2020 versus 2016 to 2018. that prosecutor tells me a three year pilot program for the camera system expired just last month, but they did get additional funding for one more year and there are plans to expand the system to other parts of contra costa county, henry lee ktvu fox studios. in the north bay police have released the names of two men who were shot and killed over the weekend in sandra fell 27 year old philip reginald hill jr and 24 year old devil lamar wiggins were kille

contra costa county prosecutor mary knox says a network of surveillance cameras shot spotter gun fire detectors and license plate readers will assist in the investigation. it's the latest in a spree of shootings along highway four in recent months. it seems that the violence that's increasing on highway for is just indicative of the rise and violent crime across all communities in our nation. but at the same time, knox says, the security system along highway four and interstate 80 has drastically cut down on freeway shootings. there has been a 90. percent decrease in shootings on the freeways in 2019 to 2020 versus 2016. to 2018. now that prosecutor told me that a three year pilot program for the camera system expired last month, but they did get funding for an additional year and there are plans to expand the camera system to parts of contra costa county that don't have those cameras reporting live to chp officer martinez henry lee ktvu fox studios. just a tragic shooting there, henry. thank thank you across the country tonight. new mandates are in the works to slow the spread of the

knox will begin his duties, july 26. he takes over for interim chief dan pratt. he's been on the job since april. walnut creek's blast permanenti chief tom chaplin, retired late last year. in an effort to try to bridge the gap between police and the community. oakland police chief leronne armstrong is holding conversations with community leaders and residents across the city. his latest sonversation took place today with the police commission chair who is also president of the east oakland youth development center. >> and while some say this is a step in the right direction. other community activists say more needs to be done. coffers. taylor reports. >> conversations continue with oakland police chief leronne armstrong on wednesday. this time with police commission chair janet jackson about how to solve the city's crime and gun violence issues jackson who is also president of the east oakland youth development center discuss the importance of police working with the community relationship that chief armstrong describes as top priority learning from community abo

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will now lead the walnut creek police department knox will begin his duties on july 26 to take over for interim chief dan pratt has been on the job since april walnut creek slash permanent chief tom chaplin, retired late last year. also in the east bay, the search for phillip cray-chick who went missing during a run in pleasanton ridge regional park has now officially been scaled back there are still, however, volunteers out there looking for him. let's go to kron 4. sarah stinson. >> she's been covering this from the start in pleasanton. so sarah, why have the police suspended the search and others are still looking. >> because they said they have not found anything has been day 6. they really listen to their experts their search and rescue experts who a lot of them. hundreds of them are volunteers. but this is what they do for a living and they're good at what they do and they've been here for 6 days now and so when they tell the sheriff's office in the police department. we're finding anything and we're not quite sure if we will at this point. also, we heard yesterday from pleasa

amanda knox as part of that goal last week. the ftc voted to give itself more power to go after companies in the tech industry and other industries that the agency says are acting like monopolies. the rule changes allow the agency to bring antitrust cases when companies her competitors not just consumers and the ftc approved greater use of subpoena power in its investigations. enabling more expeditious investigatory process. >> it is particularly important given that we're in the midst of a mass them. >> us tech sector is the envy of the world met sheers president and ceo of the computer and communications industry association says all businesses should play by the rules. but argues more regulations could hurt american businesses and consumers. the consumers lose out because it's it's through that combat through aggressive and price cuts. that the consumers benefit. but many lawmakers agree with the ftc. that's why congress also recently advanced a bi-partisan package of bills that could reshape or even break up portions of ama

the synagogue was completed in 1911 despite and often attacked on crystal knox. november nights, 938. it survived almost and damaged, but it was neglected in the following decades, and the d consecrated synagogue used as a storage facility and communist east germany, the plans to turn it into a gymnasium. and for years after unification, it was unclear. speak done with the you can still structure. now it's been reopened as a cultural center student. and so for the we imagined it becoming a place of reconciliation as well as education like school groups. go and hear about the history of jewish life in germany. and in girlish, but it's also meant to be a place for cultural event promised. i thought that the jewish community also once again has a home here one area of the synagogue issues further just worship more culture news now from around to europe. the can film festival celebrated the premier of the movie petroff flu without the films maker russian director carol sarah branch of sara brent of is borrowed from leaving russia due to his conviction on embezzlement

amanda knox as part of that goal last week. the ftc voted to give itself more power to go after companies in the tech industry and other industries that the agency says are acting like monopolies. the rule changes allow the agency to bring antitrust cases when companies her competitors not just consumers and the ftc approved greater use of subpoena power in its investigations. enabling more expeditious investigatory process. >> it is particularly important given that we're in the midst of a mass murder them. >> us tech sector is the envy of the world met sheers president and ceo of the computer and communications industry association says all businesses should play by the rules. but argues more regulations could hurt american businesses and consumers. the consumers lose out because it's it's through that combat through aggressive and price cuts. that the consumers benefit. but many lawmakers agree with the ftc. that's why congress also recently advanced a bi-partisan package of bills that could reshape or even break up portions

knox, seymour knox jr., built the 1962 building and created one of most important post-war art collectionsworld. most people aren't aware that buffalo has one of the best museums particularly for modern art and post war art in the world and is the museum was only able to show 2% or 3% of its holdings due to lack of space. we're more than doubling the space of the museum. the museum has about 600 piece that is are true masterpieces by anybody's definition, that any museum in the world would want to have. the best paintings, warhols, it goes on and on, monet, van gogh, you name it. it's not a deep collection but the quality is breathtaking and buffalo has this jewel that has been opened up for the world to see. so i think buffalo is going to see a lot of further growth. buffalo is a becoming city, greatly underappreciated people are starting to appreciate it and we're all very excited as i'm a native buffaloian there's a growing population, there's all kinds of investment going on the buffalo bills are about to win the super bowl >> i knew you were going to bring up the bills if not, if you'

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the synagogue was completed in 1911 despite and also attacked on crystal knox. november nights, 938. it survived almost and damaged, but it was neglected in the following decades. and the d consecrated synagogue used as a storage facility and commenced east germany. the plans to turn it into a gymnasium. and for years after unification it was unclear what speed done with the you can still structure. now it's being reopened as a cultural center of the student. and so for the, we imagined it becoming a place of reconciliation as well as education like school groups go the and hear about the history of jewish life in germany and in girl it's. but it's also meant to be a place for cultural event for us to thought that the jewish community also, once again has a home here, one area of the synagogue is really just worship. more culture news now from around to europe. the can film festival celebrated the premier of the movie petrovich, flu without the films maker russian director carol sarah branch of sara brent of is borrowed from leaving russia due to his conviction

a little bit from me that sure, in, in, in this condition, buick gmc, the factory is, can see the knox are not enough proved to be capable of producing goods, vaccines and the are on the other side, we should test 1st of the seek a seal in safety, vaccines are refusing them. all right, let me take that point to john kanga song in addis ababa. so if the european union has some doubts, has some questions about the standards or the certification of the factory. that's manufacturing the indian variant of astrazeneca. is it fair enough that they should hold off for now on uh, from putting the covey shield vaccine on the approved list? i think we have been extremely surprised by that behavior. cobit shit vaccine has been approved as part of the collection of students from the callback, which is kind of been supported by w h o b, this epi, they're coalition for epidemic preparedness innovation. this vaccine has been paid for by the european tax p. s. money, and we all know that w h o has given emergency authorization for these vaccines, so i remain completely lost as to why such behavior. we'

it's no longer an acid knox. there is obviously a value in having a roof of your own head. i mean there is a, the rich utility in that, if you like. but suddenly you see that this, this, the, this huge, great shit. if we refer back to what happened in germany, back in 1923. what pushed up property prices in local currencies was foreign interest. you had foreigners who had dollars, which were convertible into go. and you could buy a very large house in a lovely sub berlin for a $100.00, which was slightly less than 5 onto the gold. and that was the sort of price that you're paying in the beginning of $923.00. and also there was dollars coming in the whole time because you had to speed economy. you had the economy which were ready from export, which and dollars coming in. and you had the capital inflows from foreigners taking advantage of the if you like, the poverty of the middle classes. and they were able to buy property states, nor respite. now this time around, if we have a collapse of paper currencies, we don't have that foreign influence. so suddenly we're looking at s

knox will begin his duties on july 26 he takes over for interim chief dan pratt, who's been on the job since april. wannacry slas permanent cheat on chaplain retire late last year. over in the north bay. a man is in critical condition after getting shot in a safeway parking lot. it all happened outside of the store on road in santa rosa. we're told the victim's friend roll into the hospital before police showed up. investigators believe they were several shots fired. so far there's no information on the shooter or a motive. and in the north bay police to try to find ever killed a 15 year-old in vallejo. someone reported a shooting on main street just east of mare island way. officer showed up and found a teenage boy who was shot. he died at the scene. another violent encounter inside a san francisco walgreens. this time into the security guard in the hospital. one person is in custody. this all comes after walgreens already closed, many of its pharmacies in the city because of crime. we're showing you video from the citizens app. this is showing the flashing lights of police cars and a

a shock in the women's row with number 3 seed, alina bits. anita knox out in the sack around by weld number 44 magdalen victory and he was a semi finest. wouldn't in 2019 losing and straight for the polish opponents. isn't that the 1st victory? april 15, play and a completed match. despite subbing 9 double votes in her 2nd round match the top seat actually boncey book place in the last 30 to feel straight and beat rushes and brings about 646345. 64. have 2 minutes in your next formula, one well champion lose how much that admits his mercedes team have fallen behind the main championship. rival red ball racing. they find themselves in the unfamiliar territory of trading in both the dr. i'm construct soundings by a significant margin. yeah, i mean they've done a great job in his last 4 races. it's been really difficult for us from from monaco, which was a bit of a disaster and then same back to better france and better last weekend. however, they have taken a step ahead of us and so we were just working as hard as we can to to see if there's a way we can close that gap. phoenix on. so

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let's get more from mark management data abuse for welcome knox. and coven is responsible for all sorts of unprecedented things over the last couple of years. now we have a spectator free, lympics. what sort of games then we infill a very, very strange one. as you say, we've got used to this idea of not having fans and stadiums over the last 18 months, especially with football. but when it comes to the biggest sporting event of all, that only comes around every 4 years. it's a big, big blow. it's a big blow for the japanese athletes because they were really counting on having japanese fans and pushing them along. japanese fans tend to be very passionate, very excited. we already knew that spectators from abroad weren't going to be there, but still it's going to change the whole sort of default of the games really. i mean, you think about when you, when you watch it, even on television, fans are part of the game. maybe when you're watching archery or rowing, you don't see the fans quite so much. but in the really big sports, like athletics and swimm

it is mostly mmr but only because i was the first employee of breitbart but a lot of the knox has been dishonest and one of the things where people have heard some of them for so often like we are all to write that is associated with anti-semitism we have orthodox jews on staff were owned by jews the former - - the senior editor is orthodox do it was founded in israel and 100 percent pro idea so it is repeated over and over but pointing that out i think is worthwhile. but to the essence of your question, i do think as long as there is free speech in america and it's not entirely controlled by silicon valley, then there will be dissident voices that are able to penetrate into the national dialogue without having the institutional backing of a corporation at that level of corporate media is too much. i would be shocked if anybody disagreed with that thesis. but i do think with the rise of podcasting and alternative media sources, it has left the indelible mark to establish the credibility. >> is there a way the news is broken in a good way? but in the way it is also bad because it is a c

star wars: the rise of luke skywalker." [ cheers and applause ] and there you have to be under fort knoxing -- i wouldn't even tell my wife and daughter the name of the character that i was playing for fear that they would take my salary away or remove my kneecaps. [ laughter ] i thought i'd keep the money and the kneecaps. >> arsenio: what time is it there? >> it is 10 to 1:00 in the morning. >> it's really late. what are you going to do after the interview is over? are you going clubbing? [ laughter ] >> i'm going to pull on my full green tights outfit and i'm going to go boogie. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] at club loki. >> arsenio: i like the way you say "boogie." >> boogie. >> arsenio: yes. also when the last time you danced, went out dancing? >> just before i sat down to speak to you now, all the time. >> arsenio: you and i have a lot in common. i am also a barbra streisand freak. [ cheers and applause ] yes, yeah. yes. but you are a little bigger than me. >> i agree. [ laughter ] >> arsenio: yeah. tell them. i have a picture i want to show them. you tell them a little bit

basically you've got henry knox who showed up. he's doing a fighting retreat. sullivan is doing a fighting retreat. and eventually what's going to happen is they stop at a fence line and shoot. they call back to the next fence line and they shoot. then they basically form this formation. i'm not really doing this from the point of view of the british. they're going to crest this ridge and be shocked to find all these troops standing down here. it's also getting dark. there's no daylight savings back then. it's very hazy, confusing. the sun is setting behind the british. as they crest this ridge, they're silhouetted against the setting sun, making them easier targets. i think most of the casualties on the british side will take place right here, not anywhere else on the battlefield. this is how the battle ends. what happens to sullivan? guess who congress is going to blame? sullivan -- congress votes to recall him pending an investigation into his actions at staten island and brandywine. that same day, three days after the battle. the same day, general de borre,

than knox last overtime goal happened in canada in 1963 was elmer locke with the o.t. winner with the canadiens against boston. shea weber is in the box. for another 2:59. the quickest stanley cup overtime winning goal was 1970, bobby orr, 40 seconds in. lightning starts cirelli, kucherov, point and hedman. canadiens win the face-off. edmundson and throws the puck in on goal. for the lightning, if they score the next goal, they will win their second consecutive stanley cup. there's kucherov off of the stick of point. played by cirelli. and now, it is brayden point. >> eddie: nice job by montreal so far here in this overtime. >> kenny: anthony cirelli down the right side. cirelli backhands in behind the goal, and edmundson is on it there, and he is clearing it down. 2:20 remaining on the shea weber double minor for highsticking ondrej palat. tied at 2-2 in overtime. now, cirelli sends the puck back to sergachev. fresh skaters on the ice for tampa bay. >> eddie: and a power play unit out there now. >> kenny: here come the lightning, and tyler johnson for yanni gourde. go

oso, basically you've got henry knox knowing up at this point. he's doing a fighting retreat with a couple pieces of artillery. sullivan is doing a fighting retreat. eventually what's going to happen, they stop at a fence line and shoot, fall back to the next fence line and shoot. and they basically form this formation. i'm not really doing this from the point of view of the british, but the british are going to get caught in a cul-de-sac here. they're going to crest this ridge and be shocked to find these troops stand thering. it's also getting dark. there's no daylight savings back then. it's very haze zi, confusing. the sun is setting behind the british, so as they crest this ridge, they're much easier targets. and i think some of the heaviest casualties for battle for the british side are going to take place right here, not anywhere else on the battlefield. so, what happens to sullivan? well, guess what. guess who congress is going to blame. sullivan, congress votes to recall him, pending investigation into his actions. this is three days aft

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