he will appeal to them based on the newburgh address.he will use these words was let me conjure you in the name of our common country as you value your sacred honor, to express your utmost horror of the man who wishes under any pretenses to overturn the liberties of our country. march 14th, that was only four days ago. what does washington say here? you are dishonoring not just yourself but the country. what have we fought for? what will this become? he uses the term sacred honor. aside from babbling about honor where have we seen these two words? trivia. >> american text. >> yeah. the declaration of independence. our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor. purposely using words from the declaration to link this back, civilian supremacy. the ideas of the revolution over the needs of the individual, the greater good of society, saying it is about the country. think of what we have accomplished. this is never been done before and you are going to give it up? what usually happens after a civil war or rebellion, how do they usually end? i

and because it is dragged down, the continental army's just north of west point and newburgh, and ashink you know from the book, the newburgh with the call almost description putting army asking washington it lead them if they not been paid for over a year and they're starving. and i think wendy or hundred work and is, the lose any leverage to get there pensions and they're probably right about that so they threatened to exercise a coup in washington appears before them and gives one the moremost important speeches in his life effectively saying that we cannot and will not lead to you this and ask you to tell you you must not do this. and they follow it at that moment. it's one of the first george washington refuses to become a dictator george the third said that if he does that, to be the greatest man in the world. but at that moment, he was an think about it, this was caesar did rommel dead or what napoleon will do or others will do or castro will do. they tend to believe that they are the revolution, dictators do have a difficult separating themselves from it. >> okay we have ques

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the move cancels danskammer energy's plans to build a fracked gas plant in the town of newburgh on the hudson river. also canceled are nrg energy's plans for a gas-fired power plant in astoria, queens. that project had drawn opposition from progressive democratic congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez. food and water watch applauded the move, writing in a statement -- "governor hochul's decision strikes a critical blow to the fossil fuel industry, providing a huge victory for new york's climate movement. she is showing the nation what real climate leadership looks like." in virginia, as the governor's race heats up, president biden campaign with democratic candidate former governor terry mcauliffe tuesday, one week ahead of the november election. he warned voters republican candidate young kid is an extremist in the vein of former president trump. pres. biden: extremism can come in many forms, can come in the range -- assault the capital. it can come in a smile and a fleece vest. amy: meanwhile, a firestorm over toni morrison's acclaimed novel "beloved" has taken center stage in the g

saturday, especially for our friends all the way through the outer banks down through wilmington, newburghnday. we may get rainfall in new york city, long island, and southern new england on sunday too. we'll have to keep an eye on the earn seaboard. the forecast goes like this. today, no problems, beautiful day, d.c. all the way through new england. still very warm. look how hot it is in the middle of the country. this is october. it's more like early september in dallas all the way through oklahoma city. then on saturday, still warm in the middle of the nation. we'll watch the system coming up the east coast. and then on sunday, the warmth is still a huge story, jonathan. it doesn't feel like october. many areas of new england, you know, people are still picking like their gardens heading in the middle of october. it's very rare. >> a lot of humidity. 94 in dallas in october? no, thanks. bill karins, thank you, and have a great weekend. >>> still ahead, first donald trump questioned the election itself. now he's questioning the investigation into the attack his supporters carried out in

it was solidified by george washington in his newburgh address of 1783 when he reminded the con continentalsf unexampled patriotism and patient virtue rising superior to the pressure of the most complicated suffering or to borrow from top gun. >> we don't make policy here, gentlemen: elected officials, civilians. we are the instruments of that policy. >> ben: well, the modern military has decided it does make policy. it is no longer the instrument. it is the authority. from general mark milley ranting about the danger of white rage social justice bad alternative lifestyles and requiring women to register for the draft to air force academy superintendent doubling down on social justice messaging even after a known racial animus hoax to flag officers trading on unearned moral standing to pronounce on american history the senior officers actively thwarting lawful desires of civilian leadership. the men who run today's military are no longer in the business of defending america. that would, of course, require winning a war sometime. instead, they are in the business of ruling it. they rule it ha