if the bible did preach patriotism or teach patriotism, it's a militant patriotism. one of the things that we cannot ignore going forward is the militancy of scripture. that is something we really have to come to terms with. one of my favorite sections of professor george morrison's book on jonathan edwards, he makes a comment -- he is one of my other kinds of interesting favorite people to read. and i don't agree with everything he says and all the images that he preached but jonathan edwards lived in a world and the world that he lufd in was very much like the world that we see in lord of the rings and star wars. just this idea that we're in this kind of enchanted world and it's good versus evil. that what we see in our daily life is not just what we see. there is more to it than that. st there is good versus evil everywhere. and we're always in had the midst of it. and it's a very meaningful struggle. i think we have to remember that. i think that has to be part of that. part of new understanding of this time and understanding scripture. that's where we get the mi

loyalists or patriot? let's start with peter peter, first peter chapter two versus 13 17, this is part of that. submit yourselves to every ordinance of man the lord's sake as free and not using real liberty for quote maliciousness, but as servants of god, honor all men, love the brotherhood, fear god, honor the king. how might that go? here is one from paul, the most cited text in the revolutionary era. romans chapter 13. let me say, it gets a lot of play in the civil war as well. let every soul be subject to the higher powers. for there is no power but of god. the power that be our more dana guide, whoever therefore resisted the power ordinance of god, they that resist shelves are safe to themselves damnation, for he is the minister of guide to the four good, -- not the sword in vain. he is the minister of god, a revenge or, a revenge or to execute rat on him that do evil. so, obeyed the king, obey the higher powers because they are ministers of god, they represent god. some of the loyalists, like these t

now there's work with also claiming to be warning that the patriots will come, who these patriots all when they'll come on clip and that he also said the fight didn't, will be in trouble then. so that was a stand off at the moment between britain, the capital police threatening to detonate a bomb. we don't know whether he does indeed have these explosives, whether those objects are real device, whether it's just some sort of package made to look like it. that is footage coming in some of that on verify. we're not sure what appears to be in the past and the live stream of the event. now what's also interesting is that facebook has actually shot down his page and that's all to a 30 minute video emerged of him that he'd posted off him sitting in the car behind the wheel of the pickup truck on the sidewalk. and he was already beginning to rank about all of these things, quite unused. of course, folks facebook to so quickly react to videos. i mean, we saw, of course, we'll remember newsheel in the christ touch mask about in live stream was on was on facebook. so she was 24 hours afterwards

patriotism. everybody is adorable. >> i just love the wholesome goodness and gratitude that she showed to her coaches, her own hard work and work ethic, to her ability to take on challenges and overcome them. i feel like we live in a tame where people think taking challenges are beneficial, it allows us to overcome adversity. her dad is an immigrant from ghana who came here somewhat recently and to watch his daughter take home a gold medal to represent the united states of america is amazing. it's what everybody needed and i just love everything about her and i hope she gets to go back again. this was her first olympics. also impressive to go in and win gold the first time. congratulations to her and thank you giving us all optimism and gratitude. >> greg: does it strike you as sad that she's accomplished more than you have in your number one entire life? >> a number one best seller -- i heard she might be doing a little fox in a few days. i can't wait for that interview. >> i'm excited. tomorrow

but i hope that people are as patriotic as this. but he served six years in the u.s. navy, after he retired, he served as a firefighter for more than two decades, and the fact that he got this as one of the last memories in the last month that he was living, it's just so heart warming, and it warms my heart. a huge shout-out to that chai teacher as well -- choir teacher. >> my friend, lisa boothe, you with recently went to havana and miami, and you spoke with some immigrants. what did you find? >> well, yeah, gianno, i love being an american, and one of the reasons i love living in this city is there's a lot of people from countries like venezuela and cuba who have seen loss of freedom either directly or through the stories of their parents. they value it so much. so leading up to the fourth of july, i went little havana, we didn't get to air the full package that night if, but watch. ♪ ♪ >> we're in your beautiful store right now. what does the fourth of july symbolize for you? >> freedom, happiness, fireworks. >> do you think it's

i don't know what my position would have been, if i would have been a patriot or a loyalist. he resigned from the continental congress and became a loyalist. he was opposed to violent revolution, for sure, and he lost everything he had. he ended up having to live in a swamp in south carolina for a while. he lost his church, all his property, everything. why? because he was acting in accord with his conscience and what he saw going on in romans. it's debatable whether he is absolutely right about that interpretation, but that's a good sign. and you do see instances like that where people will act according to their conscience, even to the point of great personal loss. i find those kinds of examples really inspiring. it's like today. in the time of the founding, you do have people using these scripture as window dressing. they are not being insincere, but it's not as if they are paying any kind of price of conscience to cite the bible for this or that purpose, and probably what that tells us most often is the bible is the language everybody knew how to speak. >> part of what is

we see lots of patriotism, we've _ straddle. we see lots of patriotism, we've seen— straddle.e euros —— seen it. it is interesting, the prime minister now, when _ interesting, the prime minister now, when he _ interesting, the prime minister now, when he does his press conferences and other— when he does his press conferences and other members of the cabinet and the scientists, they have this very expensive — the scientists, they have this very expensive tv studio which was built by them, the union flags portrayed prominently for stub nobody's stopping us being patriotic for us to obviously, people would say we should _ to obviously, people would say we should respect other countries and all the _ should respect other countries and all the rest — should respect other countries and all the rest of it. even the astrazeneca vaccine, i think there has been — astrazeneca vaccine, i think there has been some pride in the fact that this is— has been some pride in the fact that this is the _ has been some pride in the fact that this is the oxford vaccine, the british— this is the oxfo

it's a patriotic leg, the rest of him is a problem. so there is a surrender, bagoine surrenders this army and it is a major turning point, among other things, there's negotiations going on with france and it proves to the french that the americans could potentially win and the french are willing to get into this war, sometimes for no other than than they just don't like the british, other reasons are they hope to gain back some of the land they may have lost -- they lost during the french and indian war. so the french come in and there is an alliance formed, the treaty of 1778 and it's an alliance between the americans and the french. so the french are going to send money, supplies, ultimately an army, it's going to take a little bit, but more importantly what is france's most important contribution to the american revolution? >> is it the louisiana -- >> that's later. >> that's later. that's right. >> the navy. >> the navy. because the american navy cannot stand up to the british navy. the french navy is comparable in many respects an

obviously someone who's a patriot who's trying to argue for people to go to war are not going to mention that incident. it's a valid point in many ways. it doesn't, though, undercut the point, the larger point that god in some ways when david was going to war, when he was defeating goliath, when he was slaying, scripture speaks that he was doing god's work in doing that, so i think it's a complicated question. but i didn't see it, at least in the research that i did, i didn't see anyone pointing that out. i didn't see anyone saying, those of you that are calling david a warrior, you might want to think about this. it just wasn't one of the texts that they drew on, however, it is an interesting point, and again, it would have helped to reinforce the argument for not only pacifists but those who weren't pacifists technically, but didn't exactly support the war for one reason or another. >> thank you. >> dr. kidd do you suppose ezra styles sent a follow up letter to urge ben franklin to consider christ before his death? >> i don't know that he did. he didn't have much time left because he w

when war pictures came, war pictures that were based on patriotism and so forth and were pretty factual in their portrayal of those times. yes, i think there was a great thought in hollywood to make pictures that tied into the things that people understood and knew. >> you also said in that farewell speech that you directed american children to sit down with their parents and talk about what america stands for and what there was to celebrate in this country? if you could lead that kind of discussion at a dinner table, who would be the people in your lifetime that you would put forward as patriots, the kind of model americans that would serve to inspire coming generations? >> there are any number. start with the people who go into space in the shuttle and come back heros of our time. also, i think it's more general than that. i remember as a little kid, you knew when a flag went by you to stand up and put your hand on your heart. you knew you were to sing the national anthem and you learned to recite the pledge of allegiance. you also -- history was required and therefore you knew the be

that violence is patriotic.n that's why there's the uptick in this kind of last-ditch survivalist rhetoric. it's us or the apocalypse. that's why i say it's a dangerous moment. >> well, ruth, call me old-fashioned, but i think america's a great country. i don't like political violence and i like liberal democracy. those are my takes. ruth, thank you very much. i appreciate it. it's been a year since one of the most infamous super spreader events in 2020. guess what's back and bigger than ever. oof. the start of sturgess 2021 next. f plus an immediate cooling sensation for your throat. feel the clarity, and live claritin clear. (struggling vehicle sounds) think premium can't be capable? think again. ♪ (energetic music) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing the first ever at4 lineup. premium and capable. that's professional grade from gmc. ♪♪ i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... ...me. my symptoms were keeping me from being there for her. so, i talked to my docto

. >> o, of course, not i am patriot before i worry about money jpmorgan per se you should imagine that he foreign policy, of united states, is set by the government of the united states. if you start telling companies they should be own foreign policies you are making -- 49 states. maria: what are your thoughts mr. president, in terms of operating in china, we foe that investors just lost a trillion dollars at the worst in month of july. because those chinese companies do not adhere to american standards, in terms of accounting so we really don't know if earnings are real or if they are subsidized by ccp. >> many companies like huawei i wouldn't get come into this country got other countries not to do it jamie dimon is not a patriot not to me he is not he is out to make a buck for his company i have seen him i know him well he is no patriot he not to me he is not he is a patriot to stockl holders you have to do what you have to do, china is not our friend, all right? they are not our friend. and they were coming into line niles i was tariffing like you wouldn't believe and sanioning li

and you knew the names of the great patriots and who george washington was, but all the others. and i don't think that's true today. so often, well, and i won't name the university, don't want to embarrass anyone, but when not too long ago, third year students, juniors in one of our large universities couldn't tell anyone which side in world war ii hitler was on. now, is there anything wrong with thinking that history, not with regard to whether it's going to help you make a living or anything of that kind, but that everyone should know the background and the history of their country? how it came to be, and thus what our citizens' responsibilities are. isn't it a little shameful that in this country, which had to fight for the independence of we the people, is now smaller and smaller growing the number of people who bother to vote. how does anyone have the nerve to complain about any level of government if they didn't go to the polls? will rogers once said that people elected to public office are no better and no worse than the people who send them there. but they're all better

and patriotic virtue stay with me we will win this at tear comes out so talk about the theatrics of moment to let the army down easy general hillary knox asked the men if they would sign a document signing supportive documents so that is the need me or conspiracy almost in appraising at the end of the war washington brilliantly puts it down but what he realizes is this new government and country will be week and fragile it can be harder to frame a government band it was for the opportunity to frame a government and he doesn't have long to wait for another the philadelphia mutiny just weeks later a group of several hundred unpaid disgruntled veterans march on philadelphia to the building we know today as constitution hall as some of the nation's elected officials and is surrounded by a angry and unpaid mutineers those citizens come out now the drunken unruly mob and soldiers ready to take legislators hostage congress is worried in the pennsylvania assembly is worried they have to free for their lives they ask washington to put down the mutiny and they have to say go home. he pardons

while that work goes on, it is important that we recognize the bravery and patriotism of those who defended our democracy and our lives with congress' highest honor. the insurrection at the capitol was more than an assault on democracy. oh, it was that in a big, big way. but it was also an actual life-or-death situation for the many brave law enforcement officers who show up here to do their work every day. we will never forget the haunting sleeks of the police -- shrieks of the police officer pinned between the doors by the rioters pleading for help. we will never forget officer larry dunn who told his story again, recounting how he fought against the violent mob for hours, and after it was all over broke down it in tears telling fellow officers in the rotunda that he had been called the n word multiple times that day. and he looked at his friend, his fellow officer, and said, is this america. these medals today, these congressional gold medals that will be displayed for millions to see, one at the smithsonian, one in this capitol, one at the metropolitan police, one with the capitol polic

she is a great patriot, a great american and great human being.w much she lost our country and she renewed our faith in this country as well. so, thank you. >> kayleigh: no doubt. no doubt. joe concha, your thoughts in. >> joe: first of all, tomi, happy birthday as well. i have actually been celebrating the 10th appear anniversary of my 29th birthday for some time now. enjoy. 2? whew, congratulations. look, everything you said endorsement deals you are right i would much rather see her in a ford pickup endorsement during the super bowl than say bruce springsteen so, yeah, colin kaepernick, lebron james, take note. that's what real patriotism looks like. she appreciates everything that she has. and you could say that it was the best moment of the olympics, quite frankly, guys, gals? >> kayleigh: absolutely. happy birthday, tomi. have you achieved so much at the young age of 2. we love you here on outnumbered. thanks, everyone. america reports is next. ♪ ♪ad powerfloan benefit. it lets us refinance 100% of our home's value, not just 80% like other l

nixon that the monument of josÉ, filipino patriotic and martyr known for freedom.it was exactly ten years earlier on this very site that the late president manuel rojas had first raised the flag of the new philippines republic. once more the friendliness from the u.s. vice president was expressed to the many, many people who had come to see and to greet him. but now the moment for the greatest event had arrived. over half a million people gathered at park when president and mrs. joined ex-president and mr. and mrs. nixon to review a parade. this was exuberant climax of the nationwide celebration of anniversary of independence. a country that not so long ago was left crushed and shattered by war. ♪ ♪ ♪ military units. every branch of the island republic armed services took part in the giant demonstration of patriotic spirit. >> by permission of president, the huge crowd was allowed to search forward at the parade and better to hear the address of vice president nixon. >> i have witnessed many hth of july parades. i have seen parades with many floats and many bags bu

but patriotism is i think simply and i can't -- say you know, my country is not such a bad place, and it is a decent place and like defeat is and not see it taken over by someone hittly and nazis so i will fight for it and patriotism not share on cultural values there has to be some sharing and i don't know we'll have to see what happens in canada because we have moved way beyond being sort of offshoot of britain and france. with the mixture of the indigenous we have multicultural society an something that canadians are proud of and a ingredient in what it is to be canadian as public health system is an ingredient in what it is to be canadian but it may be that groups of people develop other reasons for feeling loyal to the group beyond nationalism. >> well -- pressure on this but your answer makes me ask myself whether people will be willing to fight for a country who's history they've been taught to despise. let me go on to something else -- rng we can talk a long time about that -- particularly steven pink advance that we were becoming less as a species. skeptical about this myself

as we take learners through questions and themes we are working consistently throughout patriotism. this consists of honesty about our past good and bad. honesty about crimes in our past the leaders into cynicism, honesty about our accomplishments as well, we need to get the balance right and be honest about the good and the bad. questions were to engage love of country or other forces of love and country and how to connect other countries to the ability to criticize. it is about bringing those pieces together. in addition to tracing the ark about mentally important content the roadmap recommends approaches to learning in the constitutional democracy, approaches that of a full and complete narrative of america's story, approaches celebrate healthy compromises needed to make constitutional democracy work and honesty and patriotism, space for love and approaches that teach history and civics in the timeline of events and themes that run through that. it is important to say the roadmap is not a national curriculum even full scope and sequence. it is a framework of questions the distric

. >>> and the patriots star player cut from the team, reportedly acknowledging covid lowing him down. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this tuesday night. we are following these major storms after hurricane ida, now moving up the coast tonight. the deadly highway collapse from this. the northeast now bracing. and we'll have it all in just a moment. >>> but we do begin with president biden speaking to the nation, saying the war in afghanistan is now over, saying it was a promise a made, a promise he kept. saying he refuses to, quote, send another generation of sons and daughters to a war that should have ended long ago. speaking of the courage and bravery of american service members who served in afghanistan and paying tribute do the fallen. 2,461 u.s. service members and civilians lost. their lives, of course, the 13 service members included in that attack last week. the president saying, "i take responsibility for the decision," after the u.s. and the world witnessed the rapid fall in just 11 days to the taliban and the dangerous evacuations. saying, quote,

he supported the ruling patriotic front and was not campaigning for president edgarland go when he was killed. his electives and friends say he was killed by opposition supported across town. another family is devastated. medium to save us husband george. them belong to the opposition party. you p n d. he was putting up campaign posters when he was killed with a machete, allegedly by backers of the ruling parties. get up with these new stick. it hurts the way he died was cruel. i now have to look after the children by myself. i don't know what i am going to do or how i am going to manage without him. hard is that when you see what the violence does to people and the pain that it causes, are you seeing that this makes people more determined to go to the polls or does the scare some people people seem determined to go to the polls, but yes, it does came from people, i mean, even in that report, speaking to those 2 families from the ruling party and the opposition when you ask them when you post them, you know, to tell the story or to give the name or to can you show they face it wasn't t

quote, you call yourself and everyone else patriots, but that's not patriotism.iotism is loyalty to country, loyalty to the constitution, not loyalty to a head of state. that is the tyranny we rejected on july 4th. so she, the judge here, is invoking the american revolution and the values that were fought for in the revolution to say this was not about one man, donald trump. you think you're a patriot, you think you're doing the right thing, you were not. now you have to possibly go to jail or face a sentence over this. so the judges are speaking out, sort of carrying the torch of democracy, while other people in washington are kind of letting it die out. >> interesting. marshall cohen, thank you. we appreciate it. >> thanks, marshall. >>> as the covid-19 rampage continues across the country, more restaurants and businesses are requiring employees and customers to be vaccinated. there's one way, an easy way you can find out which restaurants are doing this. yelp is allowing users to search by vax requirements. we'll speak with a representative from the company af

give me her story and her patriotic statement. >> winning a gold, it was her pride, enthusiasm, patriotismcan flag. when she was asked how it feels to represent her country at olympics, her answer said it all, i love representing the u.s. i freakin' love living there. what a refreshing point of view. what a nice rebuttal to the social justice warriors who have tried to use these games to put politics ahead of spirited competition. good for her. stuart: well-said, ashley webster, you sir, are all right. full agreement with you, 100%. by the way i have a "my take" on this very topic, the olympics coming up at the top of the 11:00 hour. also coming up, change of plans. president obama scaling back his birthday bash. we'll tell you why he is doing that. from inflation to the border, to time, president biden facing a series of crises. what will he do about it all? michael goodwin is here with an answer. ♪. ♪ ♪ experience, hyper performance that takes you further. at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. get 0.9% apr financing on all 2021 lexus hybrid models. experience amazing at your lexus

i urge patriotic americans to do that more so than ever. congressman brooks was one of the republican lawmakers who spoke at the trump rally ahead of the january 6th insurrection at the capital and voted in favor of challenging the 2020 election results. brooks was ridiculed by democrats and republican congressman adam kinzinger. writing the gop has a decision to make are we going to the party that keeps stoking sympathy for domestic terrorists and pushes out truth or finally take a stand for truth. i've made my choice. >> it's remarkable that the leader of the republicans in the house hasn't condemned a fellow member who actually was praising a domestic terrorist, a potential domestic terrorist who delivered a tirade over facebook, live video, which he held biden and the democrats and called for a revolt, and claimed there were other patriots waiting in trucks in d.c. the revolution is here, it's today, america needs a voice, i will give it to them and then it went on attacking, willie, joe biden, democrats, they're killing america, and th

will is also full of patriotism.i am steps from the concella family home where kevin costner cut a baseball diamond into a corn field and tonight the yankees and white sox will take the field on fox. but yesterday, todd and jillian, and todd i know you were here a few years ago, i did a thing that "fox & friends" does. i allowed myself to be embarrassed on national television, i played a little baseball and took tips from 14-year-olds. the yankees and white sox youth teams played a game yesterday, the ace versus the dream, the aces won 8-7. before the game, they helped me out, taught me how to pitch, taught me how to hit. watch. ♪ will: coach, so you're here, iowa field of dreams. that's got to be pretty exciting for you first. you saw the movie, right? >> so they shot the film in '89. i was born in '89. i don't know that i understood the hidden message of the movie, but you see it now, it's a phenomenal experience. it's a memory they will never forget, i will never forget. knowing we're the first ones to actually ha

people who call themselves not dissenters, not rebels, but patriots.ho are restoring something about america that they believe is a corrupt elite that is now responsive to nonwhite power at the expense of the racial cast that has been deeply woven inside not just the american political structure, but the american economy that drives american politics. how that ultimately never gets treated. this is exactly what timothy mcveigh was about. this is what timothy mcveigh had as his motivation for murdering 168 americans in oklahoma city, including 19 children. and we looked away from it. we looked away from how deep rootedness of white supremacist violence was in this country. we listened to what i believe are principled civil libertarian objection against an expensive category of criminalized association, treating people who might have believed as timothy mcveigh did, as odious as i believe that is, but ultimately not committing acts of violence. treating them as essentially indistinct from mcveigh. absolutely intolerable, as it should have been coming to

a federal judge telling one, you called yourself and everyone else patriots. that's not patriotism.riotism is loyalty to country, loyalty to the constitution. not loyalty to a head of state. that is the tyranny we rejected on july 4. president joe biden surrounded by lawmakers, members of law enforcement and their families, signing a law to award congressional gold medals to the brave police officers who risked their lives to defend the capitol from blood thirsty rioters. and then going on to say this. >> let's remember what this was all about. a violent attempt to overturn the will of the american people. to seek power at all cost. to replace the ballot with brute force. to destroy, not to build. without democracy, nothing is possible. with it, everything is. so my fellow americans, we must all do our part to protect and preserve our democracy. it requires people of good will and courage to stand up to the hate, the lies, the extremism that led to this vicious attack. >> we need to see the big picture. we need to lead the warning signs. to protect the democracy from the threat that

the fact they have served, they are subject to be an influence that the end of the day, the patriotism by their service and skills that they will have to save the nation. that call to duty leaves them subject to repeated requests of let's go save the nation. i think that call to duty their internet networks and through groups -- through internet networks and groups make them vulnerable because people are leaning in on what is perceived as unquestionable patriotism to the country. however, i, like most people, think that is a misplaced use of the patriotism to trained over the government. host: let's hear from summerville, south carolina. good morning. caller: i just wanted to say to the general, i am so proud of him and his work. i just admire you. that's it. guest: thank you, sir. that is a good change. host: to florida. you are on. caller: yes. i have a question. back in 2020, donald trump was evacuated from the white house because of a black lives are protest. -- matter protest. it seems that during this protest, he was sitting in the white house gleefully watching on television. do

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it became synonymous with patriotism and courage. it was not uncommon at meetings of the grand army of the republic to have little school children come up before some kind of a veteran's gathering and have them recite the poem written by thomas buchanan reed, first recited by murdock in cincinnati, ohio. when a sheridan equestrian statue was dedicated in albany, new york, in 1916, the former governor stated, for 50 years and more, it inspired public fancy and stirred the patriotic impulse. as schoolboys, it thrilled us. as men, it inspires us. turn to your histories, my friends, and read its magic story once again. turn to your histories and ride with him from the rising to the sinking of the sun. well, sheridan realized, on that night of october 19th, 1864, that he would receive much more credit for the union victory at cedar creek than he would deserve. i don't think he could have ever fathomed, he could have never imagined how popular this ride would become. how it would emerge as his defining popular legacy. and inspire generatio

and it became not only a celebrated work, something to stir up patriotic emotions of individuals in the north, but it became the tool for the republican party to garner votes the for lincoln among undecided voters. so without explanation on the day of the election, the new york tribune published the entire poem, on the front page. this was done to serve as a reminder to voters, to remind them of the success that sheridan enjoyed. as we talked about during our session on monday, everything that happens in the autumn of 1864, prior to the election has the election looming over it. publishing that poem, is a very clear stark reminder, of union success in the valley. it is a stark reminder, that this might not have happened had president lincoln, not given the final approval to ulysses s. grant to appoint sheridan commander of the army of the shenandoah. but he did, and we are winning now, we are turning this thing around and we are going to undecided, you need to vote for restore the union. we will confirm we will crush the lincoln. so the importance of confederacy. if you are this palm, i

>> i would make a distinction, which i think george r did between patriotism and nationalism.ionalism is is often i'm reflecting and racist sent to be felt for some of bound by these mystical thighs and superior to others. but patriotism is i think simply advocate member, , my country is not such a bad place and it's a decent place and i like to defend it and i don't want to see it taken over by someone like hitler and the nazis so yes, i will fight for it. the ingredients of that patriotism needn't depend on a shared ethnicity or even shared cultural values. there has to be some sharing at the don't know we'll have to see what happens in canada becauseri we have moved way beyond being an offshoot of britain and france with a fair mixture of indigenous. a we have moved into much more multicultural society and do something canadians are proud of. it's become an ingredient in what it is to become canadian just as our public health system is an ingredient in what it is to be canadian. so what may be groups of people develop other reasons the feeling loyal loyal to the group beyon

them, the union flags portrayed prominently for stub nobody's stopping us being patriotic for us to obviously, people would say we should _ to obviously, people would say we should respect other countries and all the _ should respect other countries and all the rest — should respect other countries and all the rest of it. even the astrazeneca vaccine, i think there has been — astrazeneca vaccine, i think there has been some pride in the fact that this is_ has been some pride in the fact that this is the _ has been some pride in the fact that this is the oxford vaccine, the british— this is the oxford vaccine, the british vaccine, the best vaccine, although— british vaccine, the best vaccine, although other countries have not always _ although other countries have not always seen it that way, but here in the uk _ always seen it that way, but here in the uk we _ always seen it that way, but here in the uk we talk about it that way. there _ the uk we talk about it that way. there is— the uk we talk about it that way. there is a — the uk we talk about it that way. there is a lot of pride in great

after he puts them back in his pocket he said i ask only one more full measure of patriotism and patriotic virtue. stay with me we will when the senate tear comes out in washington walks off the scene talk about the theatrics of the moment and letting the air me down easy. then henry knox search other he general takes the stage asking the men to sign a document showing support of washington so that is the so-called conspiracy washington brilliantly puts it down but then when he realizes is this new government, this new country will be weak and fragile. it could be harder to frame a government and run a government than the opportunity to frame a government after newburgh he doesn't have long to wait this is a philadelphia mutiny just weeks later a group of several hundred unpaid disgruntled veterans march on philadelphia to constitution hall the assembly and elected officials are inside the building. it is surrounded by a angry and unpaid mutineers. citizens of philadelphia come out drunk and now the drunken unruly mob and angry unpaid soldiers ready to take legislators hostage congress is