the mayflower, the arrival of the mayflower off cape cod is not a first contact episode. whatsoever, as you note. right. there had been years and years and years of contact between your between europe and and native america. and by and large, the voyages from europe were trying to explore the coast, get, you know, get a sense of the river ways, you know, a good anchorage along the coast and so on. but our they're also looking for profitable resources and those profitable resources are disproportion really controlled by native people, not entirely. fish, for instance, was enormously profitable in europe during this period. you know, the codfish, rich in particular, off the canadian maritimes and cape cod, were a boon to european fishermen. but what they also discover is that native people have resources that can be sold at high prices in europe, first and foremost among them is furs from beaver pelts above all, but also, you know, smaller fur, smaller furs as they call them, like martin and fox and and mink and and and the like. then there's human beings and europeans rout

the importance of the mayflower, becomes crucial to the whole thing. any questions or thoughts or comments about all this history business? yes? >> do you think the domination of the pilgrim narrative over jamestown was conscious effort or do you think it happened naturally? >> the idea of local pride. new england is not only losing population but political significance. four of the last five are from the south. they are not getting the political significance they feel they deserve. in a certain sense they could give themselves national - presidents come from down there but the nation comes from up here. what they stand for comes from up here. there is a conversation. what is specifically called the virginians, that is about virginia. i think there is something conscious about the idea she doesn't like what she did down there so america stands for that and that is not a nation you want to stand for your self. if you could talk about moving on from it and say that happened and it is not that crucial. the origin is up here. >> ardent supporters of slaver

no more _ where blue flower mayflower no more left its head to the blows of the — more left its headr daisies, breaking — characters the amateur daisies, breaking this sun till the sun breaks— breaking this sun till the sun breaks down and death shall have — breaks down and death shall have no— breaks down and death shall have no dominion. bagpipes play. we've been watching the special commemorative events marking armistice day, observed on november the 11th each year, the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, when the great war came to an end. you've been watching special coverage here on bbc news, as we've been looking at events across the united kingdom. hello again, there's more sunshine around the most of us have seen a few weeks. there will be some showers and patchy fog and some of that slow to clear, nelson chang,. some cloud and patchy rain in the channel islands, but apart from that mostly dry with a fair bit of sunshine, and temperature is ten to 15 celsius. at times, then sunshine will be hazy. through this evening and overnight, we hang on to some showers. there w

she was particularly good to the local council in building what we have today called camp mayflower. it was going to be first resident camp for, the washington community. it was located actually near camp rapidan. and lou was in working with the girls and in endorsing whatever was going on. she also attended events that were fundraisers for us and donated donated funds herself, in particular. she wanted to have a bridge named for herself. she drew up the sketches and able to be there on the first day that the camp was in existence. she cut a ribbon you know a garland of laurel leaves and everyone across the bridge. again, she insisted on spending the night and she says if there's going to be any cooked it had to be cooked outside. i came in to go scouting with lou henry hoover and that was a real experience because and her husband were scouts from beginning and she was in the house at that time and the white house was open to the girl scouts and she would walk over. and in those days she didn't have a bodyguard anything. she would just come over to visit versus, you know, attend whit

. >> in december of 1620, 101 pilgrims from england reached the atlantic coast on the mayflower.pose of the crossing and life in a primitive unknown land was to gain religious freedom for themselves. they had no preconceived ideas about building a nation, a society or a system of economics. by common consent, the colony's economic system was community. the property was community problem or public property. owned in effect by the colony's government. the people worked together, shared and shared alike in the total production of the colony. it went like this. there was a common store house. each family brought all its produce of whatever kind to the store house. the government of the colony allocated the goods on the basis of equal shares for all. this was the christian spirit of sharing. our forefathers were people basically motivated by christian principles and many felt they would best progress under this economic arrangement and have full freedom, also, they thought they had an ideal economic system. even among the dedicated christians, however, with great measure of freedom th

the ancestry in my family is both related to stephen hopkins from the mayflower. we have been here a while. but i live in a state that has hispanic people living here before we got here. so i have always lived with immigrants. i feel like i am the newcomer, to be honest. the thing that is concerning me is i think we are turning into something that i have read about but never seen. i understand we are going to allow cryptocurrency into our economy now. there is elon musk runs his own company called dogecoin, d-o-g-e. and he has just been appointed, along with vivek ramaswamy, who ran for president too, sort of, to head this commission to take all the fat out of government. and the acronym for it is department of -- i forget. host: government efficiency. caller: thank you, which spells -- host: doge. caller: do you think that seems normal? i am 67 and i don't. host: that was intentional, jennifer. caller: does that seem like a banana republic might do something like that, like advertise your company while you are working for government? host: all right. jerry in new

some my most inspiring heroes are those who came across the ocean on the mayflower. our forefathers and foremothers. the pilgrims. and they left for us their blueprint, their matrix for liberty, so that if we ever lost our way, we could our way back to the secrets that made america such a great nation for the sake of continued generations. blessing and protection and what many of us want to is a return to those first principles of loving god with all of our heart. recognize that capitalism without compassion is detrimental, but that a constitution national republic that is built on heavenly principles like loving god with all your heart and loving your neighbor as yourself the application of the bible to to the family to the community, to your church life, and to your civil government. is the recipe for human flourishing every and people need to to rediscover principles and then to deploy them locally and then across the nation. so how does a parent or start what you say, start locally? where do you want them to go? how do you go doing this? what do you tell them in

the may, the mayflower. it's the mayflower. that's got to be a trick question. nina. pinta! santa maria! you tricked me! when they got here, where did they land? miami. detroit. michigan, baby. mississippi. it was mississippi. it was not mississippi. it was louisiana. plymouth rock, martha's vineyard. it's pretty darn popular. who are you more thankful for, donald trump or joe biden? donald trump. abby. donald trump. donald trump because he don't give a f about nobody's feelings. he built a wall. what a shock year for trump. i'm going to fall over dead. what are you guys thankful for on this thanksgiving? yeah. we're gonna. tonight, my old lady. i just got engaged to an old lady. that's just what we call it in the south. it turns them on. you know, if i call the girl an old lady in new york, she'd slap me. they not the right woman for you. then i gotta get an old lady in the south. that's right. they treat you right. snap out of it. you can be. what do you want to tell jesse? happy thanksgiving. we love nashville. what's good? what's good? and happy new year. thanksgiving. o

i'm really for the day if i'm going to looking for what in my life now, mayflower is going to sign any club or any forklift so which i'm working on. it's my, what is my quotes with people? i don't know me, i don't me so that helping me know. so looking for us as you know, i'm just doing what i have to do and then we'll see what's uh, what's the, what's the finding a home and finding its not one a human necessity and the other a lifelong passion. the 2 main forces in mikaela is life rarely compliment each other. but he's made it this fall by baffling the odds, and he shows no signs of stopping. now the in good shape medicine can be of great help if it is taken correctly. stalled properly disposed of in time because medication can also cause some real stress, find out which ones. and if you're doing everything the way, just talk to audience in good shape. next, on dw locker colors travel channel was the 1st 10 that molded cultural history. in 1271, he says off on a journey to asia, and that would last 20, full years can shape our imagination to this day. what this one experience, people

i need to go to the, in the mayflower people, a bd them instead of city is considered an issue. so, but i wouldn't lead usually syllable you go to reviewed it. still books need to collision including so should that split? i mean that would mean yet. so each, let me just loop it a little bit misleading, leasing it for me. it's a pretty new listing, and it, and you can use it, can you store? that's what i'm going to do. some of these solutions for the truth and one quarter we had to be so full for my endorsement, which we need to go from. but then we'll stop the project, see what the, what was the way the, the position the on the young goals on the, there's a little bit a deal. it's keith watching a screen 11 know guess. uh i'd be at least able to do $1.00 to $2.00. the seat that missed you and you had to be sure. i said, no, i was there, but i started leaving today. i'm not familiar with the scores for julie uh, virginia. one of the reach of moved to virginia orchard in yorkshire, in your area on the other, an issue of sustaining stupid thoughts and because actual and then you're

this is a, a place where a lot of the immigrants and this m as in families, mayflower and i'm so them. and so they are now basically fairly angry and frustrated about what's been happening in the last couple of days here. and i'm so them also this riot broke out during i'm off so this will match with them. a copy tell if, if so supports us also writing with people from am. so them and the were doesn't. so 1st for any signs insured, so in the media, but also by the authorities, it was size immediately that this was and to submit to violence and the role of them a copy support as well. also it's, it's more and more clear now how much violence they were using has not been exposed . so there's a lot of frustration in this neighborhood as well. and this is now spilling on to the straits here. and i'm so that i'm west with all these people now hiding behind houses, we can hear shouts also. it was a so these highly dropped the flying over a lot of glass over there being cleaned up now. but many of them have now been chased. and we have to now lease this area from just from track please the s

impediment discussion because he said no, it makes sense to get to him with russia and it does so as mayflower speech. oh yeah, that yeah. so. so finally, just to say that this time to him to will be different from to him when he's learn to few lessons. how different we don't know he's come to say when up to say who is up, who is appointments are going to be? well before discussing that, i want to ask uh, another personal question. i wonder if you felt vindicated by the choice of the american people because what it endorses in part is um, the ability to go against this censuring politically correct. consensus which you also did over the last couple of years when you continued engaging with russia and its political science circles despite all the pressure of the home. yeah, no, you're absolutely right to that to in the sense that to 1st the fact that the 1000000 people stood up as it was against the mainstream media against all of that violence cope again to what people say the military industrial media think time complex. and they spoke and they say we're also some innovation, i think, identit

the mom, the dad, both of them, send them back on the mayflower. >> oh, my gosh.igation into this. >> jesse: for this show? >> of course. number one, he put his foot down to the family, and they pushed back. and number two, i think the insane part to me is after that brutal breakup where clearly she just destroyed him, she didn't get the message when he brought around a new girlfriend finally. i think it's incumbent upon the ex to say i'm going to decline your invitation. but apparently nobody wants to eat at that thanksgiving dinner. i would rather eat with kamala supporters, and that's saying a lot. >> jesse: too old to have mom and dad boss you around. especially my mom. i'm going to hold the book up again. "under his wings". you're going to love it. it's very deep, and if you're a patriot, go do it. more "primetime" straight ahead. vapocool drops? it's sore throat relief with a rush of vicks vapors. ♪ vapocooooool ♪ whoa. vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops. >> jesse: when i ask you guys to dvr the show i'm not just throwing it out there. i wan

>> it's the mayflower. >> when they got here where did they land? >> miami?troit, michigan, baby. >> mississippi. >> it was mississippi. >> it was not mississippi. >> it was louisiana. >> plymouth rock. >> martha's vineyard. >> it's pretty darn popular. >> who were you more think both four, donald trump or joe biden? >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump because he don't give a [bleep] about nobody's feelings. >> he built a wall [bleep] >> what a shock. i'm going to fall over dead. >> what you guys thankful for on this thanksgiving? >> [bleep] >> we are going to [bleep] tonight. >> i just got engaged. >> i five called an girl an old lady in new york she would slap me. >> what you want to child jesse? >> happy thanksgiving. >> we love nashville. >> and happy. >> new year. >> thanksgiving. >> and that. [coughing] hi susan, honey? yea. i respect that, but that cough looks pretty bad. try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love, plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitussin, with real honey & elderberry.

>> the [bleep] >> in the mayflower. >> titanic. >> god almighty. >> when the pilgrims gone here whereagenda for the hudson? ♪ ♪ >> are you thankful that don't trump is going to be back in the white house in january? >> i think he is funny. he knows what to say, i like that. >> he sometimes funny. >> mr. trump: he is the king of the internet! he is the king of the internet. >> on this thanksgiving what are you thankful for? >> greek yogurt. >> i am thankful for marijuana. ♪ ♪ >> what you wanted how jesse? >> high jesse and rachel nice to meet you. >> i hope we have a beautiful feast with your family. >> happy thanksgiving! to three more time, straight ahead. ♪ ♪ fed up again? so congested! you need sinex saline from vicks. just sinex, breathe, ahhhh! what is — wow! hhh! (holiday music) a puppy! everyone loves to find surprising presents under the tree. i love him! and weathertech gifts are always special too. vehicles are protected with laser measured floorliners for the front and middle... plus a cargo liner for the rear... and seat protector for furry messes. and with the pet feeding

my fellow americans the giusti family has been making vinegar since 1605, when the mayflower pilgrims still in sunday school. so both red and white grapes, both red and white. >> we've got trebbiano, trebbiano sangiovese and the lambrusco. >> the nature of the region's grapes led to the happy accident of balsamic vinegar low in tannins and quick to ferment, they turn more easily into vinegar than fine wine. i keep hearing that it's a trait of emilian that you take something that isn't quite what it should be and turn it into something special. >> really. the m becomes even super special. >> all right, well, let's go look at them please follow me. okay, but we're not heading down to a damp wine cellar. we're heading upstairs to an attic the traditional place for aging vinegars. so they're exposed to changing temperatures you actually are in the heart of the most ancient collection of casks that we've got. this says from 1600, in balsamic vinegar, the older the better, because balsamic vinegar will eat up slowly. >> the wood of the cask, the more it's eaten up. the better. so a family n

larry glazer, mayflower advisors. they rarely go in tan chem, but that's been happening -- tandem.ave all been moving in the same direction. normally, they split somewhere. do you anticipate a split somewhere? >> neil, there's an old expression on wall street that trees don't grow to the sky, but you'd never know that looking at bitcoin this year. this is a leverage, deregulation and the trump trade. it's no coincidence that bitcoin's going up and so are interest rates and the national debt. that $36 trillion number is making record highs just as bitcoin is. so for many, this becomes a safe haven away from the dollar, an alternative currency, a place the park capital. look, it's going to be the top of the town on thanksgiving day tables. please pass the gravy, i'd like some more turkey, have you seen the price of bitcoin since the election? [laughter] that is the story. neil: well, that would be better than arguing about -- that would be better than arguing about politics and people throwing turkey wings and all that. [laughter] let me get your sense of the bitcoin thing in particu

the mayflower. titanic. god almighty. when the pilgrims got here, where did they land?nsylvania. virginia. nantucket. plymouth rock, hudson river. we're going to end up in the hudson. too low terrain. i'm sorry. say again. cactus. low terrain. what are you thankful that donald trump is going to be back in the white house in january? i think he's funny. donald trump knows what to say, and he's the man he talks to, kim jong un. i like that his son is funny. oh, you like barron? i like my suitcase. he's the king of the internet. he's the king of the internet. on this thanksgiving, what are you thankful for? greek yogurt. i'm thankful for eating that tough stuffed turkey that i hate. i'm thankful for marijuana. all right, brother. what do you want to tell jessie? hi, jessie. i'm rachel. nice to meet you. i hope you have a beautiful feast with your family. happy thanksgiving. more prime time. straight ahea. vicks vapor stick provides soothing non-medicated. vicks vapors. easy to apply for the whole family. vicks vapor stick and try new vapor shower max for steamy vicks vapor

my family is both related to stephen hawkins from the mayflower. we benefit here for a while but we lived in the state that have spent people living here before we got here so i feel like i'm the newcomer to be honest. the thing that can certainly saying it is something i've ever seen, i understand we will allow the currency into our economy now and elon musk and his own company called doge going and he spent appointed, along with vivek ramaswamy who ran for president, to two head this commission to take it out of government and the acronym's department of -- thank you which spells -- i will say if you think that seems normal? i'm 67 and i don't. >> that was intentional about jennifer. >> yeah, does that seemed like a banana public might do that? advertise your company working for government? >> gary, newport -- >> a little difference there. [laughter] >> sorry, they difference there. >> i originally wanted to talk about ukraine and what's wrong with diplomacy with russia and china. he's a collar before who said democrats should figure out a way to

bridge dedication ceremony mayflower and i'd to know a little bit more about that too just to enhance our catalog record of those films, because i think some of that information is a little misidentified. okay. on that note, let us thank our panelist.one of the great joys. there's a lot of great things about working at shenandoah university, but one of the great joys for me is is getting to interact with historians of considerable note who have contributed much to the field over the years. historians who i've admired from afar, his who have influenced the way that i think and the next historian is one such historian i haven't met dr. paul finkelman until about 9:00 this morning, but certainly have been very, very familiar and, heavily influenced by his very, very sound insightful and really at times revolutionary. so dr. paul finkelman is currently visiting professor marquette university school of law and he has had, needless to say, a very distinguished and continues to have a distinguished scholarly career. he is the author editor of more 50 books, has published more than 200 of you

the mom and the dad, both of them send them back on the mayflower. oh my gosh. so i did a deep dive investigation into this. jessie, for this show. yes, of course i'm giving it my all. and here's the thing. this is what i learned. number one, he put his foot down to the family and they pushed back. they said no, no, she's still going to come. and number two, i think what's in the insanity? the insane part to me is that after that brutal breakup where clearly she just destroyed him, she didn't get the message when he brought around a new girlfriend. finally, because i think it's sort of incumbent upon the ex to say, you know what, guys? i'm going to decline your generous invitation because someone deserves a modicum of respect, this guy. but apparently no one wants to be at that thanksgiving table. i'd rather eat with kamala supporters. that's saying a lot. apparently he's still not a man enough for because you tell mom and dad no, she's not coming. that's right. too old to have mom and dad boss you around. especially my mom. i'm going to hold the book up again u

important to go back to see america's founding is not just a group of people, right, that ruled on a mayflower here. they brought the west. and so some of the best of western civilization, you know the religious freedom. you know, the liberty, property rights, the brother, all these ideas to lands and establish with giving us hope. and then generations of people came to, pursue that same dream and with our collective effort as true, and also a combination of collective effort as well as individual, you know, rugged individualism that we make. this is one of the great the greatest i should say, the greatest country in the world. so that's why i think it's important that we go to very early on to set record straight why america. you know it's an ideal such a beacon of hope for people with so many different skin colors beautiful language you know peace, very different food. but we all identify as america's long before even kids. you know, you mentioned that you're an immigrant. what's your story? i'm an immigrant from a communist china. i was born and raised in china. i came to this country in 19

the ancestry in my family is both related to stephen hopkins from the mayflower.have been here a while. but i live in a state that has hispanic people living here before we got here. so i have always lived with immigrants. i feel like i am the newcomer, to be honest. the thing that is concerning me is i think we are turning into something that i have read about but never seen. i understand we are going to allow cryptocurrency into our economy now. there is elon musk runs his own company called dogecoin, d-o-g-e. and he has just been appointed, along with vivek ramaswamy, who ran for president too, sort of, to head this commission to take all the fat out of government. and the acronym for it is department of -- i forget. host: government efficiency. caller: thank you, which spells -- host: doge. caller: do you think that seems normal? i am 67 and i don't. host: that was intentional, jennifer. caller: does that seem like a banana republic might do something like that, like advertise your company while you are working for government? host: all right. jerry in newport