it was good massachusetts. it also helped that his legislature no new taxes that year hancock and the tax reprieve were the the states needed even his critics softened a bit so colleague james warren had said he was a popular supporter of bowdoin and for years been a detractor of hancock's. and while he was disappointed in bowden's reaction to the shays rebellion, he was also disappointed that hancock was now governor again. but he said, i do not regret the change as as i once should others outside. the commonwealth of massachusetts were not as charmed. the debt relief in massachusetts. concerned men who saw the masses get what they wanted through protests and elections a new federal was proposed and hancock's moderation would again be formative. given the constitution still governs the united today we can look back on the debate about ratifying the constitution and convinced that it was the right government the right time. six i'll just identify a tendency called hindsight bias where in people see the of a pas

it was good massachusetts. it also helped that his legislature no new taxes that year hancock and the tax reprieve were the the states needed even his critics softened a bit so colleague james warren had said he was a popular supporter of bowdoin and for years been a detractor of hancock's. and while he was disappointed in bowden's reaction to the shays rebellion, he was also disappointed that hancock was now governor again. but he said, i do not regret the change as as i once should others outside. the commonwealth of massachusetts were not as charmed. the debt relief in massachusetts. concerned men who saw the masses get what they wanted through protests and elections a new federal was proposed and hancock's moderation would again be formative. given the constitution still governs the united today we can look back on the debate about ratifying the constitution and convinced that it was the right government the right time. six i'll just identify a tendency called hindsight bias where in people see the of a pas

gentleman from massachusetts reserves. gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to my good friend distinguished lady from indiana, ms. howchen. >> gentle lady is recognized for two minutes. >> thank you, mr. speaker today on the very day hunter biden ignored a subpoena from this body, we will vote to take the next critical step in formalizing the house's impeachment inquiry into president biden. for months, the white house and hunter biden have been stone walling our investigation trying to hide the truth, and this stonewalling is what's caused us to be here today, like chairman cole said yesterday, it's deeply sad. it's a sad day, not something any of us want to be doing on this house floor, but it has become necessary. following today's floor vote on h-res 918, the committees on oversight, accountability, ways and means and judiciary will have greater legal position and subpoena power to fully investigate allegations of influence peddling and wrongdoing by preside

the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: republicans are saying the quiet part out loud and i ask unanimous consent to insert a "rolling stone" article entitled g.o.p. republic explains impeachment push, donald j. trump 2024 baby. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma is recognized. mr. cole: i yield three minutes to my good friend, the distinguished the gentlemanfrom north dakota and the sponsor of the resolution. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from north dakota is recognized for three minutes. >> here's what we know. we know that president biden's transition team ran interference for hunter biden in attempts to interview the president's son. we know that somebody in the f.b.i. decided not to investigate bribery allegations against joe biden and hunter biden provided by a confidential informant. the f.b.i. has deemed him so credible they opposed the release of the report and only agreed to review in a classified setting. the investigators were not allowed to follow leads to the fi

the gentleman from massachusetts virginia tech. mr. mcgovern: thank -- massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: i thank the gentleman from oklahoma for yielding me the customary 30 minutes. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, we are here for one reason and one reason alone. donald trump demanded that republicans impeach so they are going to impeach. these guys, these republicans, they don't work for you, the american people. they work for donald trump. he says jump, they respond how high. this whole thing is an extreme political stunt. it has no credibility, no legitimacy, and no integrity. it is a sideshow. a distraction from the fact that republicans have done nothing. they have the prong wrong priorities. the american people think they are failing miserably. and republicans need a diversion. so they are weaponizing and abusing impeachment. one of the most somber and serious things that congress can do to attack president joe biden. i get it. they are upheld donald trump lost. some of them st

in western massachusetts, bomb threats go to synagogues in florence, massachusetts and pitsfield and massachusetts state police send bomb squads and say statewide more than 30 synagogues and jewish cultural centers got bomb threats this weekend. in florida, state police say it was more than 30 synagogues and jewish community centers in that state as well all on sunday.nil in washington, d.c., just befor, 9:30 in the morning on sunday, the rabbi was teaching class, one congregant opened the door of the synagogue. the congregant opened the door of the synagogue while this class is going on indoors with the rabbi. the congregant notices a u-haul truck parked oddly up against the synagogue. a man gets out of the truck and sprays something at the congregant and at somebody passing by. the man yells gas the jews. police respond.nd they arrest the man. they evacuate the whole th neighborhood while they search the u-haul. that same day, that same y, synagogue in d.c. got a bomb threat. like all these other synagogues all across the country. and, yes, in mississippi after the threats to the f

in western massachusetts, bump threats go to synagogues influence massachusetts, and pittsfield, and barrington, and north adams. massachusetts state police sent bomb scotts squads. they say more than 30 synagogues and jewish cultural centers got bumps this weekend. in florida, state police say it was more than 30 synagogues and jewish community centers and that state as well on sunday. in washington, d.c., just before 9:30 on sunday, rabbi was teaching class when someone opened a door of the synagogue. they open the door of the synagogue while this class is going on indoors with the rabbi. that congregate notices u-haul truck parked wildly on the sidewalk, basically up against the synagogue. the man gets out of the u-haul truck and sprays something at the congregate. and that somebody is passing by, and the man yells, because the jews. police respond. they arrested the man. but you decorate the horrible mayborough -- they evacuated the whole neighborhood. that same day, that same synagogue in d.c. got a bomb threat, like all these other synagogues all across the country. and in miss

off the lifeblood of massachusetts. that's trying to killhe the colonies. all of the colonies. ending limiting and ending democracy in massachusetts? what a giveaway. what is it you care about? what is that you are willing to sacrifice? apparently the lives of colonists. democracy itself and the lifeblood of this colony. you are reviewing your true nature. two parliaments have the right to make such laws and usurping the rights of colonists forcing its way? this is the moment we have continental congress meeting in 1774 for the first time. representatives from all of the colonies come to try tot figure out how you respond to this kind of an tolerable series of acts against us. was anything here wrong? no? that'se not what the issue is? was anything here biased or was i just telling the truth? >> i think both sides anytime one side does something the other side took it very aggressively a. in the colonies it was like you were trying to trick us. >> well said. excellent. other responses on what's going on here? is anythin

the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentlewoman from mass marks the democratic whip, ms. clark. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for three minutes. ms. clark: i thank the gentleman for yielding. as we speak here today, conflicts are raging around the globe. and the american people have told us exactly what they want us to do. democracy is under siege. putin is salivating at the prospect that republicans might abandon ukraine. 70,000 childcare centers are on the verge of shutting down because the g.o.p. let vital funding expire. we don't even have a budget, despite the fact that we voted for those top line numbers back in june. and this ridiculous censure is how the republicans are spending the time of this chamber and the time of the american people? the maga majority should be embarrassed if they are still capable of shame. republicans filed this censure, the same day they decided to shield the identifies of january 6 rioters. i do have to hand it to the majori

massachusetts is freaking -- massachusetts. massachusetts is freak outbo this, of course, it's aut to destroy the colony. but all o the colonies. i mn, cutting off the port cutting off the life blood of massachusetts. that's trying to kill the colony. all of the colonies are responding to this. ending, you know, limiting and ending democracy in massachusetts in what a giveaway. what is it you care about? making money off of us. what is it you're willing to sacrifice? apparently,f the lives of colonists, democracy itself and the life blood of this colony. you're revealing your true nature.ur does parliament. are the right to make such laws? usurping the rights of kohl justs, forcing -- colonists, forcing its way. this is the moment that we have a continental congress that meets in 774 for the -- 1774 for the first time. in which representatives from all of the colonies come to try to figure out how do you respond to this kind of intolerable series of acts against us. 30 seconds. was anything here wrong? no? not really? that's no

all ofhe colonies, not just massachusetts, massachusetts is freaking out abouthi but all of the coloniescutting off the port is cutting off the lifeblood of massachusetts. that is trying to kill the colonies. all of the colonies are responding to this. ending, limiting the ending democracy in massachusetts? what a giveaway. what is it you care about? making money off of us. what is it you are willing to sacrifice? apparently the lives of colonists in that massacre, democracy itself, and the lifeblood of this colony. you are revealing your true nature. does parliament have a right to make such laws? usurping the rights of colonists, this is the moment that we have a continental congress that meets in 1774 for the first time in which representatives from all of the colonies come to try to figure out how do you respond to this kind of intolerable series of acts against us. 30 seconds. was anything here wrong? no? not really, that's not what the issue is? was anything here biased or was that just telling the truth? >> both sides saw each other as a threat and anytime one side did something t

hilda: raglin pleaded not guilty due to felonies in massachusetts.ny of over $1200 by false pretense and misleading police. hanson: i can't believe this because all of her reviews in thumbtack were all positive. it looked like a very, very legitimate thing. so it was devastating. hilda: thumbtack sent us a statement saying in part, "we are actively investigating this heartbreaking situation and have responded to all requests from the authorities in connection with the incident." thumbtack removed raglin's california profile after the german shepherd's disappearance. just last week, nine months after scott's disappearance, the district attorney in santa clara county also charged raglin with two felonies. theft of a dog and personal property of a value greater than $950. hilda: josephine raglin has not returned our messages. she was released on the massachusetts case until her trial, and ordered to turn in her passport, stay away from animals, and not make any social media posts about pets. in palo alto, police have requested a warrant for her arrest.

the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. mcgovern: if we defeat the rule, i would offer a consideration that this house will keep its promise to american seniors and workers to protect and preserve social security and medicare against any cuts to these crucial programs. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to insert the text of my amendment into the record along with any extraneous material immediately prior to the vote on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: w ithout objection. mr. mcgovern: it's important my colleagues vote yes and we vote to defeat the previous question because my republican friends have made it clear time and time again they're going after social security. the cuts and benefit cuts are on the table. they have repeatedly made that clear. so it is important that this house speak with one voice, or at least the majority speak, that we reject republican attempts to renege on our promise to our senior citizens and make it clear we will not stand for any cuts to this important program. mr. speaker,

hilda: raglin pleaded not guilty due to felonies in massachusetts. of over $1200 by false pretense and misleading police. hanson: i can't believe this because all of her reviews in thumbtack were all positive. it looked like a very, very legitimate thing. so it was devastating. hilda: thumbtack sent us a statement saying in part, "we are actively investigating this heartbreaking situation and have responded to all requests from the authorities in connection with the incident." thumbtack removed raglin's california profile after the german shepherd's disappearance. just last week, nine months after scott's disappearance, the district attorney in santa clara county also charged raglin with two felonies. theft of a dog and personal property of a value greater than $950. hilda: josephine raglin has not returned our messages. she was released on the massachusetts case until her trial, and ordered to turn in her passport, stay away from animals, and not make any social media posts about pets. in palo alto, police have requested a warrant for her arrest. wi

and so those people would then go on the ship, desire and come back up to massachusetts. and this was a very important moment in history because. this was the first time that enslaved african people sold in new england. and this was 1638. so remember, talked about kind of all of these dates, 16, 19, 16, 27 with new york and now 1638 here with the desire. now this becomes the policy. this becomes something that people are looking to do. they start to see how this is a way both dispossess indigenous people of their of their homelands and also make some money and be kind of a lasting way to to claim the land and so i want to talk a little bit about how they did this right. so is an idea that people start think that the european colonies start to think is a good policy and so they decide to to start doing this in subsequent wars. in fact, in 1940, it's in 1646 and 1946. this is a long over, thank goodness. but in 1646, it was just it becomes the official policy in new england and in fact, master massachusetts, not south carolina, not north carolina, not, you know, virginia. m

the gentleman from massachusetts virginia tech. mr. mcgovern: thank -- massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: i thank the gentleman from oklahoma for yielding me the customary 30 minutes. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, we are here for one reason and one reason alone. donald trump demanded that republicans impeach so they are going to impeach. these guys, these republicans, they don't work for you, the american people. they work for donald trump. he says jump, they respond how high. this whole thing is an extreme political stunt. it has no credibility, no legitimacy, and no integrity. it is a sideshow. a distraction from the fact that republicans have done nothing. they have the prong wrong priorities. the american people think they are failing miserably. and republicans need a diversion. so they are weaponizing and abusing impeachment. one of the most somber and serious things that congress can do to attack president joe biden. i get it. they are upheld donald trump lost. some of them st

royal who owns the most enslaved people of anyone in massachusetts.ut at least he shows his true face. living in this town is becoming bearable. peace is being disrupted. and our lives are now in danger. because in this town feel entitled to. everything they want. don't claim to be enslaved to england. you don't own up to the slavery. you yourselves perpetrate. mr. savage. it's mr.. he approaches. he's been seen returning the governor's escape. thank, mr. hughes. gentlemen, am afraid we are running short on time. i could hear from one more person and. then we will. will need to move on to other portions of our meeting. i recognize the speaker to my right on the main floor. i am benjamin faneuil. one of the seven merchants chosen legally sell drugs. sir, you may heard. we in this province lead a good life as subjects of england. king george, us. well, i. we must my snigger. speaker the floor a great loss of england and punish those who don't follow those laws. why are you patriots causing so much trouble? you are criminals. you ransacked my. well. you

markey: reserving the right to object the presiding officer: the senator from massachusetts mr. markey: i thank you, mr. president. my friend from kentucky is attacking a bipartisan bill with overwhelming support on both sides of the aisle. when i started in the united states congress, one of the main operating principles under which we were able to make progress on big issues and it went back to president kennedy and lyndon johnson and sam rayburn was the austin-boston connection, working together, texas and massachusetts, to make progress where we could. that's what this legislation is today. center cruz -- senator cruz and i agree that we have to ensure that for public safety reasons, that a.m. radio stays in the vehicles that americans drive. as senator cruz said, millions of americans use am radio. not only is the senator from kentucky proposing to strike our bill but also to actively harm american drivers and american workers, and we're going from win-win to lose-lose for american drivers. the electric vehicle tax credit helps people drive cheaper cars while driving americ

massachusetts has been insulated by its ministry, for those messages. and it's holding to this belief in witchcraft and a witch, i should say it was a biblical construct, thought to be accomplice of the devil and did the work and animals played role in the salem story. and the literature about her was codified. a witch was understood only to cry from the left eye and three tears at a time. and tests to tell if someone were a witch. as you know, putting a witch in water was a way to tell if someone were a witch. there were codifications and specifications through the ages, ap the new england ministry had all of that literature under its belt. so it's an unusual moment in the sense that you have a bun bunch of men and they're all men and the phenomenon led astray in many ways by their reading. i spent a lot of time in short with that body of work because it helps us to understand what the court was thinking and what the people thought they were seeing when they looked at these writing girls. >> stacy schiff before we get too far from matt in savannah talk

royal who owns the most enslaved people of anyone in massachusetts.ut at least he shows his true face. living in this town is becoming bearable. peace is being disrupted. and our lives are now in danger. because in this town feel entitled to. everything they want. don't claim to be enslaved to england. you don't own up to the slavery. you yourselves perpetrate. mr. savage. it's mr.. he approaches. he's been seen returning the governor's escape. thank, mr. hughes. gentlemen, am afraid we are running short on time. i could hear from one more person and. then we will. will need to move on to other portions of our meeting. i recognize the speaker to my right on the main floor. i am benjamin faneuil. one of the seven merchants chosen legally sell drugs. sir, you may heard. we in this province lead a good life as subjects of england. king george, us. well, i. we must my snigger. speaker the floor a great loss of england and punish those who don't follow those laws. why are you patriots causing so much trouble? you are criminals. you ransacked my. well. you

tonight -- >> will you be holding a segregated party for white people in massachusetts? >> mayor -- welcome to primetime. >> i didn't want to shoot anybody. but i have to make a statement. >> jesse: granddaddy armed and dangerous. >> jesse: american muslim calls for jihad. plus -- >> we're the devil. the devil. [ugly sounds] ♪ >> jesse: if there is one thing the left is successful at it's destruction. they aren't that great at building things, but boy, kat they tear something down. the family unit, the english language, gender but physically as well. the left is a wrecking ball. in 2020 they for uppered cities and toppled statues, statues of the people who built the country. no one was safe. [chanting] [stand your ground] [screams] [ bleep ] [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> jesse: as for democrats in d.c. they said let the people do what they want. >> it's up to the communities to decide what statues they want to see. i don't care that much about statues. >> people will do what they do. >> jesse: here at "primetime" we're against the tearing down of statues generally. we prefer t

the fourth, massachusetts is sent ahead. their orders are to burn the bridge. while the two regiments, sit on a hill outside of major watson's house. along the, bush river which flows into the appomattox. the third virginia reserves, fire a shot and run, which is what reserves are supposed to do. ok. go ahead up comes the confederate cavalry. stays back at those crossroads down there to protect the boat against any incursions from that direction. so we've got dering mcauslan and, and mumford, they start attacking the infantry go ahead. go washburn hears this and comes riding back down the road. very impressive little charge. they come down in columns of four, they make a left turn and then they attack four lines of 20 men attacking 1200 confederates, ok? and their first charge is successful. they push some people back, but pretty soon they're outnumbered, obviously. and there's a, a battle of course, leading the charge, washburn does do the charge for lines. he charges sabers drawn. this is charge of light brigade stuff, ok. this is, you know, it becomes famous

the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentlewoman from mass marks the democratic whip, ms. clark. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for three minutes. ms. clark: i thank the gentleman for yielding. as we speak here today, conflicts are raging around the globe. and the american people have told us exactly what they want us to do. democracy is under siege. putin is salivating at the prospect that republicans might abandon ukraine. 70,000 childcare centers are on the verge of shutting down because the g.o.p. let vital funding expire. we don't even have a budget, despite the fact that we voted for those top line numbers back in june. and this ridiculous censure is how the republicans are spending the time of this chamber and the time of the american people? the maga majority should be embarrassed if they are still capable of shame. republicans filed this censure, the same day they decided to shield the identifies of january 6 rioters. i do have to hand it to the majori

hundreds of thousands of americans from new york to massachusetts and maine are without power after thesive storm battered the northeast with torrential rains and wind gusts up to 90 miles per hour. two people were killed by falling trees in new england. in michigan, the intense system

he grew up in massachusetts, made his way to philadelphia. his professional career in philadelphia. he sold his almanac to english speakers of it down the british coastal colonies, and even in the west indies. he franchised other printers for a share of the profits. in multiple colonies. so he was doing business, and very successfully doing business in a number of the different colonies. and when war was looming with france in 1755, he printed what may happen pretty political cartoon in north america, a picture of a snake cut into segments with each segment labeled with the abbreviation of a different colony. in the legend underneath it was unite or die. the british colonies were going to fight france, they had to unite. this was the beginning of an idea, the germination of an idea that would flower at the united states of america. the idea that the colonies rate unity rather than separate colonies founded by separate proprietors and people with separate religions. host: if you want to ask them about his book, republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independent, (202

washburn died at his home in massachusetts on april 22nd, 1865. general deering died the same day in lynchburg. a few days before his death he was visited by his west classmate who signed his perl papers. before he died, he was paroled. as soon as the shots stopped at highbridge, we have the battle of sailors greek. not going to get into that. that's another story. i do want to mention that there is another cavalry charge with savers drawn. it might be the last saber charge in america's army history basically. i've always liked this print. next slide. 5000 men on horse with savers drawn. pretty much this organizes the line there and anderson and pickett and those guys -- confederates. human -- union army bags has the army dissolved. okay. go ahead. at the same time, that's going on. you've got the battle of lockets farm. humphreys is up. he's been upon gordon's tell the entire time harassing him. the bridges are out. double bridges. this problem in the wagon train being stuck. he has to turn and fight. i love this marker, which reads here, lee fou

saw president kennedy's john f thanksgiving proclamation where it gave massachusetts full credit. he wrote to arthur sleigh. he wrote to the president. but arthur schlesinger answered, arthur schlesinger was the historian for the white house, asking him why virginia was not recognized. arthur schlesinger sent him a note back, basically saying he was sorry the error occurred, but due to uncommon trouble. new england biased on the part of the white house. they had overlooked virginia being the first and the 1963 thanksgiving proclamation by john f kennedy included virginia first and then massachusetts after that. so we feel like we've gotten our due as far as recognition they would leave family had a wood leaf association that they started in 1958 when the jameson's invited them to the plantation. and it's been a part of my life ever since i was a child that i because they would send out information, they would have the festival down here. it's been an important part of our li a something we really jod and learned a lot from the state of virginia through the jamestown yorktown found