so they wrote a letter and they literally gave it to paul revere. this is paul revere's other right before the one out of lexington. palfrey boat -- not paul revere rode to philadelphia to convince the people there to join with the people in boston and eight staff of the boycott of british goods. some of the people quite frankly weren't sure whether you are ready to do. in philadelphia one of the leaders was a man named john dickinson who was a wealthy lawyer. he was a philadelphia lawyer who is famous for writing letters to the pennsylvania farmer. they called the other convention in the counties, totally grassroots movement and then call the legislature. they call the convention of the counties. retorted the counties in pennsylvania sent delegates and they decided they wanted to send instructions to the pennsylvania to agree to have a continental congress. they knew this was a fateful step. it is more prudent step then some of the things other people wanted but it was a fateful step and they were going to take it. this is what john dickinson who w

at some point paul revere got off the horse.ple would have been like okay, i get it, they're coming, they're coming! people don't watch this show and not feel it. the people complaining about the show all the time, they don't watch the show. they've never listened to one single monologue. the people at media matters who manufacturer lies for george soros watch it every night and sit and take it out of context. but somehow the people who don't watch the show or listen to a single monologue say i'm crazy, i'm wrong, i'm a liar. you are just a foolish crazy liar for watching me. there is only one problem. the things on this program are now coming about. the things that i told you were going to happen now are. this program and you are closer to reality than anything the media has ever predicted. anything that the experts or the ones washington have been telling you is coming. you have been right. time to point it out to your friends. it's kind of strange to see them -- it's spooky, really. the other day someone said, "my gosh, glenn

april 19, 1775, it was one of those days that we have to remember it was on april 18, 1775 that paul revere and two others left boston to go to the countryside not that the red coats were out but that the rigs were out. and as revere rode -- became known later as battle road from boston across to lexington and concord, he was alerting the countryside and the countryside was alarmed and the people awoke. and those -- the early national guard or militia that responded. they were the ones that stood up on april 19, 1775, on lexington green to the commands to stand down from the british. and those who fired that faithful first shot, that was the beginning of the revolution air war, and it was the militia now our national guard that was there for us and are still there for us today. the national guard is the oldest component of the forces in the united states. their number one priority is security in the defense of our homeland at home and abroad. americans relied on the national guard for more than 3 1/2 centuries, long before the establishment of these united states. i want to thank all past a

they were more inclined to be interested in sam adams and paul revere. although he was well to do.but i'm getting a lot of clicking in here. i'm sorry. >> host: yes, you know what, i'm getting a little. you can take that out if it's bothering you and distracting you. >> guest: and there's a phone going off. morris was so -- not only was he rich, but he was the high stakes gambler which tends to be a good way to get rich if it works, it's also the way to lose everything. there was a land after the american revolution. a lot of the main -- the leading patriots in the revolution understand that after the war, after their success, there was going to be a lot of people coming over from europe wanting to settle in the colonies, the former colonies. they saw all of the promise of the american future. and they were sure that all of europe would share their enthusiasm. morris plunged deep in the land market. he ended up buying $6 -- 6 million acres of land. he got a little ahead of the market and got caught with it. he went bankrupt. he spent his last three years in debtors prison, the last

paul peacin has spread to all te major population centers. the may >> explosion is focused on a mixture of gasoline from a nearby swamp. the grand reverencess and playa del carmen. south of cancun, killed five canadian tourists. and two different mexican workers and a dozen other people were injured including two u.s. citizens. a qantas flight carrying 199 passengers was forced to go back to sydney. with an electrical glitch they did not reveal the specifics but engineers for looking at this. the boeing 747, it has had a series of problems. earlier, it grounded its air bus fleet because of its engine cover fell off mid- flight. >> new concern about the bags that are reusable. testing is shown that they contained let us enough to cause concern among health experts. this testing shows that more lead that what is allowed in paint. and even children's toys. a quick rule of thumb. and the more elaborate the dissent, the more likely it is to contain lead. -the more liberty- design. >> >> this just in to the kron 4 news room court has a 50 minute delay at the district in oakland/fremont-15 that towards millbrae. with equipment problems, and t