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

start looking for the younger two, because they're in high school in newburgh. >> reporter: you just want to make sure. just as a mom, i just want to make sure everybody's -- >> yeah. >> reporter: safe. >> i just want to find my kids. >> reporter: heather found her two youngest, they were ok. but halee wasn't answering her phone. and friends told heather she didn't show up to take her exam at the university. >> it's not like her to miss class. not like her to have her phone turned off. >> not like halee rathgeber to go missing. coming up -- what had happened to halee? are you getting a sick feeling? >> i was sick all morning. it was so much anxiety. >> i just started screaming her name like, my stomach had dropped. and i was like, oh my god. where is halee? where could she be? >> i was freaking out. i was just like i got to go find my sister, something's wrong. i don't know what's wrong, but something's wrong. >> reporter: when "on the outskirts of town" continues. no one can deliver your mom's homemade short ribs. for starters, your mom doesn't have a restaurant. if she did, it woul

in the fall, it's a leadershipct of and newburgh.ove forward, there are two different elements the director responsible, one plus the prevention piece that gets back to making -- this is the encryption mission they've had for so many years and does so well. the other piece is a new piece, eradicate peace. people set eradicate people said eradicate? i suggest. we want to impact, the word eradicate was the second piece of what cybersecurity is e responsible for so how do we look at an adversary number of different friendships and capabilities and be able to get after them hopefully being able to eradicate that. >> be this is a quick time to relate a question from the audience, it's this eradicate question. what are cyber command doing to go after ransomware to help eradicate that. >> i think the first is generating insights. one thing we learned here particularly in elections security, you have to know the adversary better than the adversary sometimes knows themselves. where the actors? where they operating from? or other capabilities?

the city of newburgh investigating succeeding incidents in the last week of the district posting in ansite, quote, the recent acts of violence prompted the immediate need to pause once again, reflect on the needs of our student body, faculty and staff. amid soaring crime and the push to end cash bail attorney general merrick garland is targeting early airline passengers directing the justice department to prioritize prosecution of flyers who allegedly threatened harm to other passengers or crew. this is what they are prioritizing, the doj saying dozens of incidents have been referred to the fbi by the faa, not clear which violations qualify for that referral. carley: every year our elected leaders accidentally create memorable moments. here with his favorite political turkeys, t j mccormick, happy thanksgiving, your first political turkey of 2021 is a very quiet president biden who cannot take a question from the press. watch this. >> i'm not supposed to take any questions would go ahead. >> on afghanistan -- >> i'm not going to answer afghanistan now. i'm not supposed to be answering

going to call in newburgh when it doesn't go well. >> he's an anesthesiologist?greg: that is such a great job. everybody loves an anesthesiologist. right when they show up and that of at home voice in the next thing you know it is over. that's amazing. but i digress. just think about that next time. i always found mountain climbers to be very selfish people. things go wrong, they expect other people to clean up their messes. >> do we need to put warning signs on mountains now? like, dangerous. he made it to 17,000 feet. it sounds pretty good. i know i would make it to 17 feet then i would say to my friends guys, there is no snack bar. because i'm with david. i feel no need -- i don't have the skills. you talk about the equipment on the mountain. i don't have that equipment which is the pair of balls to do that stuff. i got lost in coles the other day. i was walking around their inking i need a sherpa right now. people who get themselves in trouble mountain climbing, no one to blame but themselves. >> greg: this is why people should pick hobbies that if they were

carpenters, and iron workers are standing up with democrats just like they did with me the other day in newburghar as the eye can see, millions, millions of jobs, good paying jobs, you can raise a family on that are going to get created every year under the infrastructure bill, and under the investments we're making in our families. don't take our word for it. talk to the men and women who work for a living, who take a shower after work, they'll tell you this is a good day. >> kevin mccarthy says the american people do not want or need the family support that's in this legislation. he says that the child tax credit will basically corrupt people and make them not want to work. >> right. and he said the same thing about medicare, and they said the same thing about the affordable care act, and they say the same thing about every investment we make in work asking middle class families. they don't mind so much about giving tax cuts to millionaires and billionaires, and the 90 minutes he spent out there on the house floor, that's 90 minutes more than he's ever spent trying to bring down the cost of pr

even before that and newburgh refusing to become dictator annapolis where the capitol was the surrender of his commission george the third is that it can't be if the depth does that he be the greatest man in the world. well he did and for that moment at least he was. jefferson writes about this right after. i think jefferson actually wrote some of washington's speech i can't prove that. but jefferson says one man saved us from the fate that befalls most republics. there thinking cromwell, subsequently they can think of napoleon, we can think of now, we can think of castro a variety of who never run away from office. those that might still be alive in american politics. but the president is ratified as a constitutional amendment in 1951 i believe. the real president all leaders, no matter how indispensable are disposable. you do not die in office like a monarch. the dominant thing we need to remember is this was not ever delivered as an address. now both of our commentators already know that but we have not mentioned it. it was not a speech was an open letter to the american people that

the city of newburgh is investigating at least six shooting incidents in justice the last week.ally called disinformation when you perpetuate false information about individual. i have a fractured toe, so i have expect a full apology. carley: i bet you didn't think you were going to wake up and see aaron rodgers toe on television they you have it. following a "wall street journal" report he suffered from code toes a lingering effect of the virus. he later changed his twitter profile picture of his foot at the presser to highlight his point. lawrence: i don't have covid toe. carley: these babies so cute gobble them up. nurses at the riverside regional will nic depression them up in style for first thanksgiving. they have a longstanding tradition in knitting for the babies and celebrating the newborns still waiting to come home. look at those babies. that's awesome. lawrence: baby feet on thanksgiving. carley: imagine having a baby on thanksgiving. that little extra bundle to be thankful for. lawrence: we are counting downtown top political turkey of the year. carley: love this. l

host: karen in newburgh, maryland. you are no as well.aller: about the trials, we are all supposed to jump for joy because the trials were done like everyone else did? no, they were not. the emergency use authorization and the fully approved law, blah, blah -- approved blah, bla h, blah that doesn't coincide when you consider they haven't lifted the liability waiver. why not? if there's nothing wrong with the vaccine why are they changing the definition? i have been alive long enough to have never seen a vaccine like this one. it is not real. it doesn't work. you don't understand what you were doing because you didn't understand what you were doing -- you didn't understand covid. we didn't get the truth. host: we didn't get the truth about what? caller: we didn't get the truth from dr. fauci. we didn't get the truth from the world health organization. we didn't get the truth from china. and we are not getting the truth from you if you are going to pretend like you don't know that. host: i was just asking you to explain more. caller: the s

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