. >> greg-alogue, pab, you care about the environment and drive a hybrid. i don't think yours counts. >> sexy, but it counts. >> you said what did they compare people to before hitler? sliced bread, i think. >> no, it is -- how does it go? it is the something, something -- oh, greatest thing. as a jewish man you should know better. >> i should know from sliced bread? >> why would sliced bread be bad? >> and how silly would sliced bread look with that little mustache? >> actually adorable. >> greg, you seem to think that liber tor yens don't name call. tell them about objectivists. >> i could but this is a family show. >> they like to do the name calling though. >> greg, you said gore vanished like the once popular lawn dart. in 1988, the consumer product safety commission said lawn darts were responsible for the deaths of three children and banned them from being sold in the u.s. >> it was good because they are dangerous. way to bring this whole topic down. i thought we were taking it somewhere. >> nick, was al gore trying to ban rock and roll records? i th

there is no body of correspondence, no collection of family pabs papers of a major protagonist in american history to compare to it. nothing even close. out of all that, particularly from the period of john adams life, comes one of the great stories in our history. john adams was also, i have to stress, the principal figure of the revolution, to travel farther in the service of his country and at enormous risk and difficulty than any other single person. he left his wife, his children, his farm, his profession. he had very little income, he was not a wealthy man, and abigail had to take care of the children, run the farm, do the washinging -- do the washing, the cooking, with the help of a hired girl, educate the children, because schools were closed, make ends meet, and keep up his spirits. "we live my dear soul in an age of trial, he wrote, what will be the consequence, i know not." and she answers "you cannot i know nor do. i wish to see you an inactive spectator. we have too many high-sounding words and too few actions to constitutional amendment with them." this exchange often reads l