madison was the first congressman so there's the constitution and john marshall retired there, patrick henry, barbara johns started the movement in prince edward county in 1952. so great appreciation for the wonderful work done by people like that who preceded those who wanted to perpetuate that for the future. >> where did you grow up and what were your influencers? >> i grew up in loosea county virginia which ironically enough is in the seventh district. i loved history and studied history in college. my father, the decisions he made, my mom was diagnosed early on in my life with what was thought to be terminal cancer before the internet and my father would stay awake dialing phone number after phone number, the mayo clinic or johns hopkins wouldn't take her, u.v.a. wouldn't take her and my dad doggedly pursued finding a place to treat my mother and she celebrated her 73rd birthday, ironically we lost my dad a few years back but that sort of determination and persistence and then when you decide something's right, that the right thing to do is , y, off z, then dam the torpedoes and full sp

[laughter] >> who is patrick henry? dagen: you know the bill of rights, you idiot?st 10 amendments to the constitution? the give me, like your liberty. sandra: you like your freedom? dagen: go get your degree in yourself. >> that is what it is. you're right. dagen: it is teaching -- kennedy: dagen, exactly what it is. it is -- >> i don't know what that means. >> i am on college campus as lot. it is kind of a crazy. as pete said if you don't know it, you don't keep it. that is exactly the goal. they're anti-american. take u.s. history out of history majors across the country not just george washington university. we've seen around the countries campaigns to take down the american flag. many campaigns to take down the shield at harvard because it represented slave owners who founded the school. they're erasing history because they don't want american history to thrive and be part of our country. they're erasing it because it is anti-american. that is exactly what -- sandra: dare i ask you what they're replacing it with? >> marxism, socialism, communism pumpkin carving

. >> samueladams' strategy to remain silent allows another voice to rise, patrick henry. >> prevent this who appointed him. >> mr. henry, do you truly want to go to war with the british empire? >> this assembly is like no other that ever existed. every man in it is a great man. the order of critic, statesmen, and therefore, every man upon every cushion must show it. business of this congress is tedious beyond expression. >> john. >> make your voice heard. >> mr. president. gentlemen. let us look to quebec, to the north, with their assembly appointed by the king. is that not the type of representation we should come to expect under such an arrangement or live as those subjects do in ireland? slaves to the crown, living on potatoes and water? i believe we have certain rights. life, liberty, property. foremost among them, and i am not prepared to cede these rights to any man, no matter how noble his title. lunch is ready! campbell's spider-man soups. made for real, real life. thanks mom plumping surface cells for a dramatic transformation... ...without the need for fillers. with olay, you a

you have patrick henry on one side. he is the advocate of what becomes known as the general assessment. henry's ideas, we get rid of the established church in virginia, which was the anglican church, , and we stillthat have a religious pact but everybody -- religious tax, but everybody will pay the tax and the money will go to their own denominational ministers. if you do not have a religion, it will go to help the poor. it is still a tax on religion. the state government is making. then you have the medicine-jefferson can't -- camp.n-jefferson we need to keep government out of religion. and vice versa. massachusetts, virginia, so they knew, vermont. -- pennsylvania, vermont. is the nation unified yet? some historians argue there is not really a nation until after the civil war. we historians who like to make the smooth places rough. how do you sort that out when you are asking the question? after everything i have just said, the founders were champions of religious freedom. every founding father defended the right of h

john marshall retired there, patrick henry, barbara johns started the movement in prince edward countyn 1952. so great appreciation for the wonderful work done by people like that who preceded those who wanted to perpetuate that for the future. >> where did you grow up and what were your influencers? >> i grew up in louisa county in thea, which is seventh district. i love history. i studied history in college. my father, the decisions he made, my mom was diagnosed early on in my life with what was thought to be terminal cancer, before the internet. my father would stay awake dialing phone number after fun of her. hopkins,clinic, johns no one would take her. my dad doggedly pursued finding a place to treat my mother and she just celebrated her 73rd birthday. ironically, we lost my dad a few years back. but that sort of determination and persistence, and when you decide something is right that , the right thing to do is x, y, off z, then dam the torpedoes and full speed ahead in doing it. my first cousin, ironically, i think turned it -- it down baseball scholarships to go into the marin

in milwaukee, colleen henry, wisn 12 news. patrick: burrage may also face additional time for violating his probation. joyce: how to best rehabilitate youth in milwaukee county. that was the topic of a county board meeting this morning. right now, troubled male offenders are sent to lincoln hills in irma in northern wisconsin. but that facility is under investigation for allegations of abuse and neglect. county supervisors today heard from those in the community who work with youth every day about incarceration. >> we don't want to just build another facility. we cannot keep doing the same thing over and over and failing our children measurably. we need to do something different, and it start from the top. joyce: the governor earlier this weeek said he's open to having the state help pay for a new juvenile corrections center in milwaukee county. giving milwaukee residents more options for snow plowing this winter. that's the goal behind a decision by the common council starting next tuesday, the fee will drop from $50 to $10. the city

patrick there? >> there he is. >> this is colleen -- >> colleen, you're ed's sister, give us a sense of what it was like to grow up with ed henrypy? >> he's always a lot of fun and good big brother. >> you remember colleen, do you remember the puppy in the box as well as ed does? >> do you remember the puppy story? >> no, the puppy story i don't remember. the bicycle story i do. >> she tried to block it out it was traumatic. >> one family tradition you all have is opening pajamas, can't open any christmas gifts until christmas day but on christmas eve you open pajamas. >> when i was a child, no matter how poor or rich, my mother always made sure we had christmas pajamas and that was the only one we were allowed to open on christmas eve and i kept the thing going and so did my sister. now colleen does it, last night we opened up our presents and we all right now have brand-new pajamas on. >> you're not wearing yours. >> they are here in a box. >> that's my present i think. >> he told us he got zero presents yesterday. >> i didn't get anything. >> we're all excited mom about your upcoming cooking show. we'll have a date on that.