as if this was some patriotic duty. i recall hearing in patriotic flag on my shoulder as i store my enemy and the enemies of our nation. that is what the flag is for. to defend this country against our enemies. the people on the scaffold are not your enemy, right? this is our fellow americans. this is not what you do and call yourself a patriot. there is nothing to be proud of year, this is not okay. that should be condemned in the fullest extent. and i'm just saddened. i think more than anything, disappointed by what i have seen. it is unacceptable.

his patriotism.blue ground on the flag is of the modesty of his nature, the white of the purity of his patriotism. the confederate flag represented the nation and its battle for independence and connecting a soldier to a flag in the obituary by using the flag to symbolize its commitment to the cause or describing his willingness to die for the national banner placed the soldiers' death in a national context by focusing on the human price of victory. obituaries for union soldiers also focused on patriotism. sergeant james scanlon died the death of a soldier and a patriot on the field of battle. george d. brown of wisconsin was described as a patriot who was determined to stand by his flag until the traitors should no longer desecrate its sacred folds. brown's obituary was similar to the one quoted earlier for the confederate soldier james p. mcdowell. both obituaries linked the flag to patriotism by labeling the deceased soldier as a patriot and evoking their nation's flag as a symbol for the cause fo

this was a way of attaching religion and patriotism. as a way to show that these men were dying for this noble cause. way of elevating the deity. to a status of the men were dying for something righteous. i didn't think there was any sarcasm and how they portrayed it. they solved things that the men were fighting and dying for. that was huge. anything theythan had experienced. illustration, the sharpshooter who is up in the trees shooting people from a distance, people have different ways to interpret that. a lot of them see it as a way to glorify war. homer himself said he was horrified by this sharpshooter weapon. closestht it was the thing to murder that he saw in war. he was horrified by the gun when he actually looked at the sites of one. he did not see that is glorifying war at all. dr. quinn: i would like to say a special thank you to all of our panelists today. i learned so much about commemoration and memorialization. the more we learn, the more we realize we do not know. i look forward to other presentations. i also want to se

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patriot party or no?aller: history might repeat itself when abraham lincoln started the republican party into the -- and the whigs, the rinos of the day, moved to the side. we will never get elected again because of this fraudulent election done i the deep state. has biden said anything about straightening out the voting machines? of course not because he was in on it. it serves the democratic party keep this cheat rolling along. president trump should do it. there are a lot of good democrats listening who would join it because they are frustrated. host: where was there enough irregularity or fraud to make a difference in this election? caller: c-span might bring on dr. shar might. i forget his first name. he testified in front of the statehouses houses of all the swing states wrought on by rudy giuliani an hour and a half -- brought on by rudy giuliani, an hour and a half each time. he has three masters degrees. he showed in the presentation how there were three is that were impossible. i saw ballots sit

and used the confederate flag to describe his patriotism. the blue ground on the flag is emblematic of the modesty of his nature. the white of the purity of his patriotism, exclaimed the author, and the red, the fearlessness of his courage. the confederate flag represented the nation and its battle for independence in connecting the soldier to a flag in the obituary, either using the flag to symbolize his commitment to the cause or describing his willingness to die for the national banner placed this older's willingness to die for the national cause. james scanlon of the 50 u.s. artillery died the death of a soldier and a patriot on the field of battle. george c brown was described as a patriot who was determined to stand by his flag until the traders should no longer desecrate its sacred folds -- until the traders -- until the traitors should no longer desecrate its sacred folds. these obituaries invoked the nation's flag as a symbol of the cause for which the soldiers fought and died. many obituaries written in the 19th century focused on

absent proof otherwise we have to assume a peaceful protest and you are running a patriotic website.ur story. >> thank you for having me tonight. shannon: why did it take 6 months for many eligible seniors to get the covid-19 vaccine? that is next. shannon: even is new york city open the mass vaccination center at the javits convention center new york state is pushing back the timeline for getting shots into the arms of those in priority groups. alex hogan reporting from new york city. good evening. >> the us is averaging 248,000 new covid-19 cases per day, states and businesses are shifting gears to slow the spread and get more people vaccinated. 50 million americans qualifying to receive the covid-19 vaccine as states race to meet that demand, 7 million people to get the shots but the state only receiving 300,000 doses per week from the federal government to governor andrew cuomo warming at this pace and take 6 months to vaccinate those over the age of 65. bill diblasio calling for immediate federal help. >> even with normal supplies we expect to have delivered next week we will ru

they refer to themselves as patriot and patriot has become a code among qanon followers.rticularly galling that it's people who are, you know, assaulting police officers are calling themselves patriots. you know, people who even if they served are choosing to attack members of the national guard or police. it's -- it's wrong for them to be using that term. >> yeah. i find it not just galling but disgusting. these are individuals who really don't understand the norms of the society. they will bring away with them and identify with the term patriot, which for those who are true patriots who understand the history and the societal functions of a democratic republic, it has nothing to do with the kind of anarchist behavior and mob-like behavior we're seeing. you know, it's interesting to me, anderson, having served in foreign wars these are the same kind of individuals that we saw in complex insurgencies in iraq and afghanistan. and just like in those kinds of societies where they would take on names like -- al-qaeda, the 1920 brigade. the kinds of formulations of we're here

to answer the call from president trump from what he called patriots to gather there. his mom said she worried about her son being held in jail because "he gets very sick if he doesn't eat organic food. he is now being served organic meals at taxpayer expense. the fbi said the arrests so far are "just the tip of the iceberg. ">> shannon: it could take months or even longer to round everybody up, thank you. snapchat joins the growing group of social media companies taking president trump off line, axios' reporting tonight that the president's account will be permanently banned on inauguration day after snapchat really in response to the capital speech. taking a look at some of the most controversial social media accounts that are still active. >> foreign policy saber rattling. >> is okay? just so we understand. >> a twitter representative grilled by israeli members over tweets by iran's supreme leader versus warning on president trump, he was still allowed to tweet. tweets that are still active from the ayatollah include one proclaiming support for any nation that fight

well, any number of senior patriot leaders certainly thought so. we could go quickly across the top. there is henry lawrence going left to right, the president of the continental congress, alexander hamilton, who at the time is a close aide on washington's staff, lafayette, benjamin harrison. it we will return to hem. that than eel green, john morris, who was the son of henry morris. you can imagine the letters those two wrote. a quote from one of them, henry lawrence keeping john, who was also a member of washington's staff, john keeping his father informed of what the staff was saying around washington. washington himself, all of these men, absolutely see trouble brewing for the commander-in-chief. the two key sources i want to focus on here was henry lawrence. as president of the continental congress, he was better position than anyone, really, to keep his finger on the pulse of political opinion and the higher reaches of patriot leadership. he wrote to his son, john, in early january. it's pretty clear that he was worried. the letter is long, c

even "democracy," "liberty," "freedom," "patriotism." >>looking out at a the amazing patriots here today, i have never been more confident in our nation's future. >> we're in a-- a battle of words, as well as a battle of politics. particular when you have extreme circumstances like we're experiencing right now, those kinds of words can be used as masks, to mask extremism, right? "this is demracy!" "this is liberty!" "this is freedom!" now here's the ging, and it's ng to sound obvious, but i think it's important to realize iden cratic form of government. you know, a democracy is gserounded on publiiment and public opinion. that's really basically where the power is. a pronouncement made from "on algh"-- meaning the nati stage, a congressman, a presidt-- those words have added meaning, and those words canse taken-- are almost alw taken seriously by some of the public. ( screaming ) >> help! >> reporter: the words, and the way the words are being used, are also being ud, i assume, to recruit more amongst the far right. r instance, i'm think

act was made law to legitimize the so-called war on terror will the patriot act 2.0 focus on domestic care and how will the u.s. and gauge the e.u. once joe's an office. to discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guest george samueli in budapest he is an author and a you tuber at the gaggle and we have plenty isn't in oslo he is an associate professor at the university of south eastern norway as well as author of the new book russian conservatism originally crosstown prose in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to church in budapest 1st like i said in my introduction george i think we have a kind of a parallel structure here and we have the so-called war on terror after 911 which was an utter failure ok we can talk about that on the sidelines here but it seems to me that the this is a template they've you know the war on terror is now the war on domestic terrorism but the difference is that the war on terror was. there was assessment of the risks ok. and i said as i said there was another failure they these assessments during

trump and his followers have talked about how patriotic, how more patriotic they are. they are the real americans. well, trump lost an election. it's a hard thing. it's a tough election to lose. what did he do? he started lying about it, sowing these lies and fantasies and sedition and resistance through the country. stacey abrams lost an election too, a tough election. she didn't accept it. there was an investigation. but what did she decide to do? build. build through democracy. one wonders what the real meaning of patriotism among the two losers of election are going to be. but there is no question that in the kremlin tonight, they're laughing. >> terry moran, thanks very much. one year ago this month, president trump was on trial in the senate after being impeached by the house for his call to ukraine, putting pressure on the ukrainian government. i want to bring in our legal team for more on this. dan abrams and kate shaw. dan, let me begin with you. the reason i raise that right now is you're starting to hear from democrats already writing articles of impeachment

they been over backwards to forgive people to stray from what they see as is patriotic path. sue and to think of doing that because after the war, there is a chance of reconciliation in both places are all across in the states. donald: absolutely come is one of the things that even some of the kind of high-profile founding fathers are involved with. john jay, alexander hamilton. a lot of these figures in new york are out making the argument that you can really alienate some of these people who sided with the crown early on in the war. because, they are contributing a good deal to society. the money, they have expertise. they have rules the people made to build a nation. so you're going to have fun of this strict crown during the war coming cannot be part of the american thing, not to exclude the decimated a half million people who have either served in arms the ground or support of the ground took action. that could be construed as the losses. if you going to exclude the any people party that is a quarter of the population. jim: yes but he fast so want to take this opportunit

that's what makes someone a patriot. that's what makes president biden a patriot. that's what makes vice president harris a patriot. and i am proud to join all of you, my fellow patriots, in this fight. and and i can't wait to see we accomplish together. so ladies and gentlemen, i think what we're going to do is turn to the video that we will play next. so please enjoy the video that we will play right now. >> the people of this nation have spoken. >> joseph r biden, jr. is elected the 46 president of united states. >> you ushered in a new day for america. >> kamala harris is set to be, the first woman and the first person of color to be the vice president. >> we are reminded tonight of those who fought so hard to make this happen. >> joe biden has made history. he is gotten of the most votes of in a presidential election. >> to our campaign staff and volunteers, , poll workers and election officials, and to the american people for turning out in record numbers to make your voices heard. >> i will govern as an american president. let this premiere of the demonizati

make your voices heard. >> sean: peacefully, patriotically, make your voices heard. all right, look at that as their standard to impeach. compare it to what chucky schumer said just a ei months ago in front of the u.s. supreme court building and take a look at chuck. kind of threatening the supremee court justices. take a look. >> i want to tell you, i want to tell you cavanaugh, you've released the whirlwind and you will pay the price. [cheers and applause] you won't know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions. >> sean: "you will pay the price. you won't know what hit you." chuck schumer now facing impeachment? should we set a date? and by their standards, they pewant to consider impeaching squad member congresswoman pressley. this summer, remember violent riots ripping through every major city in the country. she goes on propaganda, msdnc. calling for unrest as long as there's unrest in our lives. sounds like an impeachable statement. listen. >> there needs to be unrest in the streets for as long as there's unrest in our lives and i'm forcing the

this patriot act 2.0 that seems. the beav in the woods is really not so much a response to what happened on january the 6th but a response to the election i mean it's an election that will be disputed in the coming year as much as the 2016 election was disputed pretty much throughout the trunk is so i think this is a preemptive attack all the dispute that is going to take place during the next 4 years i think i think the the biden people have real questions of legitimacy hanging over them i think we have a presidency that no one really wanted a year ago that nobody in his right mind would have believed that by this really we cracked it sort of fake at all popular with his own with his own party will become the president of the united states so i think it's a response to that. but i think that it's really going to be a very dangerous situation because this is as the original patriot act was was an attack on the muslims on.

address to our predecessors in congress and 862 president abraham lincoln spoke of the duty of the patriot in an hour of decisive crisis for the american people fellow citizens he said we cannot escape history we will be remembered in spite of ourselves no personal significance or in significance can spare one or another of us the fiery trial to which we pass will light us down an honor or dishonor to the lattice latest generation we even we here he said hold the power and bear the responsibility in the bible same paul wrote think on the sting we must think on what lincoln told us we even here even ash here hold the power and bear the responsibility way you are not i hold in trust the power that derives most directly from the people of the united states and we bear the responsibility to fill that oath that we all swear before god and before one another the oath to defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic so help us god. we know that we face enemies of the constitution we know we experience the insurrection that violate that the sanctity of the people's capital and a

again, senate and calling them "great patriots. " again, blaming senate and calling them "great patriotsat he says was a fraudulent election. there is no evidence that the election was fraudulent. all the evidence is thatjoe biden wanted. all the evidence is thatjoe biden wanted. all the evidence is thatjoe biden wanted. —— one it. the mayor of washington dc called a news conference to explain the steps she was taking to restore order to the city. her chief of police explained how the protests had got out of hand. as you are aware, demonstrators came to our city this morning to exercise their first amendment rights and were largely concentrated in the area of the national mall. following the presidents remarks, a large crowd began to merge eastbound on madison avenue northwest to constitution avenue northwest as the demonstrators approach the united states capitol grounds, there was a noticeable change in their demeanour. they breached the fencing along the us capitol grounds and confronted police lines surrounding the building. mpd was requested by the united states capitol police to pr

i'm a patriots fan. i remain a patriots fan. but i love tom and i'm always going to root for him.i think it was time for a change. it seemed like it was good for everyone. sometimes you've got to -- you want to grow in a new way, you have to go to a new place and do it. but he's the goat. the other thing is that the patriots can still win. not this season. but they don't need to have the goat to win. you know, the team that wins is not the team with the best players. >> jimmy: right. but when you say it worked out the best for everybody, you realize that it did not in any way work out well for the patriots? >> this is a building year. give it time, give it time. >> jimmy: i gotcha, all right. well listen, the movie, by the way, i watched the movie last night. oh my god, what a heart-wrenching film and story this is. and a true story, too, which makes it even -- there's something about the story being true that really makes it stick with you. it's you, dakota johnson, who happens to be my next-door neighbor, by the way. she can probably hear us right now. and jason segel taking on

ivanka trump actually referred to them as patriot. and a lot of them claimed to be patriots. how do you respond to that label. >>well i believe that as americans we need to start focusing on. how label off americans and recognize that. these actions do not fit our democracy. now let acknowledge that people are in pain. and that on both sides of the political we in government must do a better job of making people feel heard and making them feel that particularly during the pandemic we are responding to the desperate need of the people who are relying on government more than ever but what we saw today was not anger. it was rebellion it crossed that line and they did not be tolerated it is not hard of democratic free speech. >>in every level of government and certainly you have dealt with this firsthand in oakland bear there is a split among democrats you have some really progressive liberals and you have some more moderate that extends out to state government the u.s. government where do you see the events of the past 4 years and perhaps more importantly today helping shape not

every man in that collage of portraits was a patriot that didn't want to lose the war. they did not have any personal animosity against washington. they just believe that he was not doing the job which he was hired. to anthony wayne's right is --ual adams of washington washington his son was serving as a doctor close to the lines. actually serving heroically. to the right of your screen is abraham clark of new jersey. was criticizing washington, one of his sons was a prisoner of war. of them treated so deplorably .hat congress had to retaliate they had to do the same thing to a british officer. there is daniel broadhead. in november of 1777, also saying to horatio gates that officers are tired of losing battles. they want to serve under gates. broadhead was openly blaming the losses on washington's leadership. screen underof the abraham clark is another major general. thomas met for. -- thomas mifflin. he was washington aid, he was in high favor with washington. have added other individuals to that collage. these were serious men. their arguments were basically on two f

every man in that collage of portraits was a patriot.hey just didn't believe washington was doing the job for which he was hired. to his right is samuel adams. one of washington's most vigorous critics. while criticizing washington, his son was an army doctor, serving in the continental army, serving heroically in a number of incidents. to the upper right of your screen, abraham clark of new jersey. he was criticizing washington both his sons were prisoners of war. one treated so deplorably that in one of the rare instances congress tlnd to retaliate unless they lightened up and would the do the same thing on a british office her. in the center on the top is daniel broadhead, another officer in november of 1777. he wrote to gates saying that officers were tired of losing batles and want to serve under gates. he was blaming the losses on washington's leadership. to the right of the screen, immediately below abraham clark, is another major general. thomas miffle. he was quartermaster general of the army early in the war. a washington aide

so, i give you, vice president mike pence. ♪ [military band strikes up] ♪ [patriotic music] vp pence:m. congresswoman elise stafanik, general, all of the members of the armed forces gathered here, u.s. army strong. thanks for the warm welcome. it is great to be back at the backbone of u.s. army readiness, the home of mountain tough. the soldiers of the 10th mountain division. [applause] for more than 100 years, the north country has been a training ground for america soldiers. today the men and women of the 10th mountain division train here and deploy here and climbed to glory. so give yourselves a round of applause. america's proud of the 10th mountain. [applause] while you are at it, would you join me in showing your appreciation for someone who has been so dedicated these last four years to military families and spouses, literally traveled the world, encouraging those who stand alongside all of the men and women who serve. as you just heard, she is a marine corps mom. my wife of 35 years, the best second lady the united states has ever had. would you join me in thanking karen pence

, there was pushback from his family and the patriots and there was pushback from the patriots. this is something that would have become a potential disaster for the patriots. if no one ever knows about it there's nothing for anyone to be upset about one way or the other. once it's out in the open you know there's going to be a percentage of the fan base that says, what is he thinking, why is he doing this, why now after what we saw has week? once it got out there, the smart move, even though it took some time to get him to the point where he realized it was the only move, was to say now is not the time for an honor like this to be accepted. >> real quick, mike, talk more. what else is the reaction you expect as we head into the football weekend here, to the rest of the week? >> well, i think it dies down because it didn't happen. that's why it was the right move. it goes away now. will there be a closer examination of bill belichick's past support of the president? he wrote him a letter before the 2016 election that president read out loud in one of his final rallies, so i don'

i'm a patriot. we loaned her that desk. i'm a taxpayer. threw my feet up on the desk. >> barnett has been arrested and charged with knowingly restricting grounds without lawful entry, violent entry and disorderly conduct on capitol grounds and theft of money, property or records. >> stop the steal! stop the steal! stop the steal! >> this man posted a selfie, smoking a cigarette with the caption "hello from the capitol, lol." he also spoke with media after the riots admitting he was in the capitol building though he claimed he was there as a journalist. his name is nick oaks and is founder of the hawaii chapter of the so-called product boys. proud boys is a far-right extremist group. >> we can think of that group as sort of an armed white power group that has become a de facto security force for various trump rallies and an on-the-ground force of violence in some other places. >> the so-called proud boys say they reject the label of white supremacy and reject racism. other groups at the capitol that day were clearly affiliated with the whit

very patriotic clean. this room lent itself to patriotic themes. here are two pictures, this one is the first inauguration. this is not in the building, but this is the second president bush and laura bush is beautiful gown in 2001. here they are dancing in 2005. you can see the no columns in this one. you can see that very distinctive carpeting in the background that shows that the space they are dancing on is where the fountain is. with the presidential seal on top of it. finally we get to president and mrs. obama. here is the picture of the facility. again decorated in a very patriotic fashion. president bush and president obama chose to make and highlight this particular site as calling get the commander and chief inaugural ball. it was dedicated in both cases to the members of the armed forces. ♪ gene: this is quite typical of what inaugural balls can do. they can reward the people were have worked so hard for the president to get them elected. they can be open to the citizen ry. when andrew jackson was president, he opened up the white house.

act was made law to legitimize the so-called war on terror will the patriot act 2.0 focus on domestic care and how will the u.s. and gauge the e.u. once joe's enough us. to discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guest george samueli in budapest he is an author and a you tuber at the gaggle and we have plenty isn't in oslo he is an associate professor at the university of south eastern norway as well as author of the new book russian conservatism originally crosstown prose in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to church in budapest 1st like i said in my introduction george i think we have to a kind of a parallel structure here and we have the so-called war on terror after 911 which was an utter failure ok we can talk about that on the sidelines here but it seems to me that the this is a template they do you know the war on terror is now the war on domestic terrorism but the difference is that the war on terror was. there was assessment of the risks ok. and i said as i said there was another failure they these assessments warn

would you leave the republican party to join donald trump's patriot party? >> caller: absolutely and i am ready when texas succeeds from the union i'm ready for our state to do the same thing. >> host: james in buffalo, kentucky, good morning. >> caller: good morning good. i want to say thank you to everybody who articulated so eloquently most of the things i would say except the last collar. unfortunately, i don't want to go down that road but i think the republicans definitely didn't realize what they were getting into and definitely there's a lot of people loyal to trump and not republican. i don't want to go down that way. >> i guess it is still good morning. this week the united states completed the process of transitioning to a new president and i want to congratulate president biden and vice president harris and i want to thank donald trump and vice president pence for their service to this country and the many achievements their administration was able to achieve. in four years we were able to build the greatest american economy we have seen in a gen

she's helping trump get impeached by encouraging his supporters for peacefully and patriotically making their voices heard. karl harris has ought to be impeached and start one week from today basing it on their standards. the rage toward trump was so intense and violent businesses boarded up their windows ahead of election day. to democrats across the country were burning with anger end. and rage and the culmination of years of outright lies, bizarre conspiracy theories, never ending smears. hillary clinton, she called trump an illegitimate president. pelosi said the 2016 election was hijacked by russia. she said it! for the next several years with the help of a phony russian dossier paid for by hillary, democrats, the mob, and the media. they wage the biggest disinformation campaign against the trump administration this country has ever seen. russia, russia, russia, russia. one big fat lie day after day, week after week, year after year. >> a federal judge found that deeper and trump's organization were colluding with russian spirit is because this is evidence of willingness to complet

patriots for patriots coalition for chains a car and rebel you know where the coalition in 2012 where actually and local society against it was easy they had another name then called quotation patriots c.g.a. for justice some other name and was easy it was a case them and they were not able to agree to something else and then the coup took place so now it was easy has joints. the rebel factions if you like and that has kind of empowered him to with an expense the extent of his power would depend on whether the rebel factions wants to incorporate him at apple bit chess game going forward but particularly now that he has some specific you know allegations leveled against him. he's going to penalty i slipped it in the proceedings you've been going to be in the seat around the table to renegotiate another piece deal with the there will not be a violet candidates to sit around the table. and i think the rebel factions will be aware of that one of the difficulties really is that i did the peace deal whether in 2099 a future one of the things that the rebels are actually asking for is not ju

against joe biden group and within a few days and we made the patriots against joe biden group after the capitol riots several days after and we had a strict clause in the about section of the group this group is about peace we reject all violence anyone is welcome for a civil debate they still say it was extreme they shut down the group and they banned me from facebook permanently as well as the members of my team on the school . your website the skate past a lot of coverage on the group that facebook's also drops patrons against joe biden listing problems with content that is hateful thoughts name go up thing again what was being said that which led to the fun. again we didn't see anything that was threatening or obscene we had a very strict policy you know most conservative news organizations they kind of push the line of what you can post and they don't take facebook's guidelines very seriously i do this group we're small organization we're doing well but we're not big funded media and we need to depend on these social media companies to make money so cameron and i try our best t

this patriot act 2.0 that seems to be in the works is really not so much a response to what happened on.

what are patriot fans to think at this point? >> dagen: i don't care what they think, actually.lways used to say i hate tom brady. i was wrong. i actually just hate the patriots and i was deeply jealous of tom brady's talent, his drive, his dedication because what's good for tom brady is good for the buccaneers is good for florida is good for america. by the way, very smart move financially not just getting away from the patriots but moving to florida, a no tax stake, probably his wife's decision and i also love this quote from tara sullivan of "the boston globe" talking about after the win, brady was there surrounded by his teammates and it was visual proof that status and feign don't create bonds with teammates, hard work and shared purpose do. and for those of us who are getting along in the tooth, getting on up there i am just grateful that i am not old enough to be his mother. >> juan: gosh, not at all. what do you think about all of this? >> greg: it is a great story, think about bill belichick, it's like dumping your college girlfriend and she goes and gets a nose job and

peacefully and patriotically, hardly words of violence. but no democrat will honestly ask whether bernie sanders incited the shooter that nearly killed steve scully's a volunteer coach. he nearly pulled off a massacre. i was there because he fervently believed the false and inflammatory rhetoric spewed by burning and other democrats such as the republican health care plan for the uninsured is that you die. is this about the supporter that shot steve scully's nearly killing him and one of the coaches and two or three staff he screamed this is for healthcare. ask me or anyone if that's inside me. no democrat will ask whether cory booker incited violence. we call for his supporters to get up in their face of congress people. a very visual and specific incitement. no democrat will ask whether maxine waters incited violence when she told her supporters if you see a member of the administration at a restaurant or a department store, at the gas station or any place, create a crowd and push back on them. is that not incitement? my wife and i were

from the perspective of 2020 and the perspective of 1777, every man in that collage was a patriot. did not want to lose a war. did not have any animosity against washington. they simply believed he was not doing the job for which he was hired. right isy wayne's samuel adams, one of washington's most vigorous critics. serving in the continental army close to the lines. to the upper right of your screen is a dour faced individual, abraham clark. he was criticizing washington while his son took prisoners of war. in one of the rare instances, congress threatened to retaliate unless they lightened up and they would do the same thing to a british officer. in the center on the top is , anotheroadhead officer washington came to respect. gatesriting horatio saying officers are tired of losing battles. they want to serve under gates. broadhead was openly blaming the losses on washington's leadership. to the right of the screen immediately below abraham clark is another major general. he was quartermaster general of the army early in the war, a washington aid. he became disillusioned from was