may not always have that moseley did and and you can say what you want but he did not make that decision but when people attack the children of of president if they don't have a say it makes a sad. >> sisters' first is the name of the book. >>. >> but sometimes they do it is the buzzword. >> the book is out in october thanks . >> one that was a wonderful book called last call it is a history of prohibition of america and how that started those ancillary movements actually were pro prohibition and it created enormous violations of the law and frankly criminalize a lot of americans of a criminal underground in america with those good intentions is a wonderful book and one of the best histories. >> talk about the american revolution with the history of the violence of that revolution sometimes we sugar coat that like betsy ross and it was a wonderful time in some people didn't get it but it was far more contentious and the violence was people more americans died in the revolutionary war in the prison ship ban on the battlefield it was an extremely violent period and this is the history of t

audience member: what about moseley's organization? norman: it was basically pro-nazi but basically founded as a british union of facism , modeled after the italian fascists rather than the german. moseley and the other leaders were locked up anyway under emergency regulations. i don't think it was ever a serious fifth column no. british intelligence was not particularly worried about that. they were worried about german spies. that was something different. though even then the german , espionage network was small and inefficient. audience member: relative to your point of two questions ago, there is a theory that despite hitler's chest thumping bloviations aboutoviating' superiority that he had an intrinsic inferiority complex about england and its superior culture and that is one reason, the reason, why he turned away from the air war. norman: he certainly rated the british higher. he had racial theories and eastern europeans were lesser beings. he did not apply that to the british. he was very interested in the british empire but an

red skins starting off and playin against moseley, backup defenders, kirk cousins gets it moving.find vernon davis. red skins in business. final seconds of the half, red skins going for it, fourth and goal, cousins to crowder. crowder didn't play last week, first preseason this season. finds the end zone. kirk went 14 and 23, 144 yards and the tuesday. in the third, backup colt mccoy takes over and keeps it going on third. mccoy to niles hall. the tight end makes the catch, a touchdown hook up. they fall to the packers 21-17. >> it took a while, we stuttered and sputtered and i had a couple of runs rejected but they stuck with it. i think it was good for them to stay out there for the half, at least get a touchdown in there. >> it was a two-minute drill so we hit a couple of big plays there. guys win individual matchups, we throw the ball with accuracy, but it takes all 11 and when we were moving the ball, it was because all 11 guys were executing. no sacks in the first half, no turnovers. still a lot of positives, and, you know, we can go back and fix everything that wasn't good

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