mr. revere? why... that's me. "paul revere, "american patriot, whose perilous midnight ride "brought warning to embattled farmers "and fused these lovers of liberty into an emerging nation." [ bell tolling ] and the old north church. after one if by land, two if by sea. aye. that was the signal, all right. i can't get over it. a comely miss like you, a witch? well, we're not all hags, you know. [ ding! ] how strange. n-not really. it just means that esmeralda's spell is working. no, no, no. this teapot -- i made it. it has endured all these years. i-i beg your pardon, mr. revere, but it's a reproduction. you see, it doesn't bear your mark. but of course not, and you'll read no mark at all. this is the teapot i was working on the night i was called to ride. i couldn't expect my country to while i put my mark on a teapot. in the days that followed, there was much confusion. somehow, it disappeared. here. allow me. for you, dear lady. oh, thank you, mr. revere. you may call me paul. well, y-you'll be leaving any momen

mr. paul revere. >> i move that mr. roach protest against the customs house and prepare a path for the governor that he will sail with his vessel to london! >> no, no! it is impractical, impossible! it is indeed out of the question, sir! >> you promised to take your ship dartmouth out of the harbor within 20 days of its arrival. tomorrow is the 20th day. will you, sir, give the order for your ship to set sail this day? >> no, i cannot. >> we have order on the floor. all in favor and the motion to stand with mr. roach, one more time, to governor hutchinson. to get this ship out of the harbor, please say aye! >> aye! >> mr. roach, this body requests that you carry your protest to governor hutchinson and to ask for a path to safely take your guns to the castle. i will make one final attempt. >> i leave for milton immediately. >> oh, no. a sham. >> it appears this may be our last hope to peacefully return the tea. we will await captain roach's safe return to the meeting house. the chair recognizes mr. john hancock. >> we ha

mr. brown worked in the nixon administration and he and art fletcher built minority set aside programs. they put the version of affirmative action in place and business enterprise. bob brown is one of the most revered republicans in this country. he has built a successful international firm and i don't know if you remember when mandela was there, mr. brown was the first america to visit and mr. mandela asked if he could finance his children's education here in the united states. mr. brown was able to get them scholarships through dr. silver at the time who was president of boston university and came here on the stewardship and took care of them. he was involved with the family. one of my assignments with mr. brown, i became vice president. i spent a lot of time in south africa with mandela, with the movement, spent a lot of times going back and forth with his adult daughter back and forth to south africa where i first traveled internationally was through mr. brown. it opened my world up to international travels and i built a good relationship with mrs. mandela and when he was free, i think 1990 or 1991 he personally asked me would i work in their office to respond to the letters coming in and i rem

mr. sanders has talked about but reality. who has done the job? who is ready? that's what women need to consider. >> speaking of jobs, i know that you are filling the seat of reverepinckney and eight others who died at the shooting of that church? >> the political landscaped is the same except for owners regarding gun rights and ownership. the issue regarding background checks is at forefront and that will be explored in our state senate. i believe that we are on the ground here in south carolina making sure that people understand that we're not -- senator clinton is not against gun rights but she is in favor of extended background checks to make sure that we don't have the same situation to come up that came up with dylan roof here in charleston. >> go ahead. >> we believe that senator clinton is dedicated to fighting against the nra, if need be, but giving gun rights and making sure that they're extended checks for gun owners. we're concerned that senator sanders has sided with and has fought against extended background checks. >> i know mrs. clinton's ground operation is fairly small, 14 staffers, as opposed to bernie sanders, who has a whopping 240. why do yo