millions and millions and many of max's are pretty at the ready like that like the minutemen it's. the seminal moment in american history i'll give you that pun. i agree with there are you just said there is a revolution. as you can clearly see happening here. i believe part of the revolution is to great american. films going down. like a catnip for cops. after nearly escaping the state east even to max make their way to the more and square diner in fitchburg mass to meet a woman running for city council. where you. used to be just stephen my favorite you are fans walia sometimes qualify for me to meet you too where are we what is this place isn't more in square dynamic pittsburgh mathewson sitting same as two sets matthew that's route through the different midnight you think sounds perfectly fine over here now from around here i'm not up to think you for coming to see you are on a journey on the experience on the jubilee service luge the great american pilgrimage boom in the r.v. going around the country talking to renew the people who haven't found time for to come to regularise

again, the committee on public information is not only funding the for minutemen but these volumes ofow the war came to america. this is the most popular of the text that were printed. there about 67 million printed. they come in a variety of languages. that shows the ethnic diversity of the american public. they were most concerned about the -- not being onboard. that's whites published not only in english and the four- minute men did their short summaries. it was in polish, german, spanish, portuguese. the array of languages of people who were here and it is worth noting that in the spirit, there is what's called the idea of americanization. you have 100% americanism. that was promoted by people like roosevelt, said you should not be hyphenated americans. you should forget your old world languages and embrace the new world, america, english. the military would adopt this but realize that it's not that easy to have the military that consists of speak english. even among the nativeborn, there's about 25%. so maybe it's better to go with the softer version promoted by julian wall that

emily: you've worked with some of the greatest, you have minutemen toward by some of the greatest andhers, meg whitman, marc benioff. how does being an entrepreneur today and the advice they need differ from when you started in the business? >> it is way different. there is not a boss that tells you what to do all day long. today we have to inspire people and motivate them. emily: you talk in here about ego and how entrepreneurs can sometimes lose their way. how do you counsel entrepreneurs to make sure they don't get caught up in the wealth and power and arrogance. i try to make sure we build value into the company from day one and teach how to be honest and transparent and humble, the higher you up you go in a company and the world, the more you have an obligation to do better. so i worked really hard and try to select founders that want coaching, because it's not just our money. we care a lot about -- you have seen our events. affiliates that interest by my side and we want to bring an army to help company get better, but it's not fun to give someone money doesn't want to have help

so we called our minutemen, the national guard from 48 states, and placed them into federal service.e first time in our history, we began mobilizing an army, while still at peace. >> the first number is serial number 158. >> the second number, which has just been drawn, is 192. ♪ ♪ >> it wasn't too soon. time was running out. the nazis had begun their shattering blitz on britain. >> hello america, this is edward murrow speaking from london. there were more german planes over britain today than any time since the war began. antiaircraft guns were an action along the southeast coast today. >> back on main street, usa, daily we followed britain's life struggle. for if britain died, we would be in grave peril. our first line of defense in the atlantic, the british fleet, might go to nazi germany. we would be unprotected. britain must not fall. in our harbors, idle and rocking the ancient destroyers, built for world war i. but this was world war ii. this gave us an idea. 50 tired destroyers were revitalized and transferred to great britain. in return, we acquired further protection of our