>> pamela geller is paul revere. america saying the shaw rhea is coming, the shaw rhea is coming and we are telling her would you stop blass -- blass femme ming the british. she has takenee terrorists in the last couple months. that's more than the cia and the fbi can dream of. she is an effective anti- terror expert blowing the heads of jihadists. she is a hero. she is better than paul revere. all he did was yell. he didn't kill any british. >> do you think she is a hero or kind of crazy? >> can it be both? >> yeah, what is the matter of with that? >> i am fairly -- i made it fairly certain that i am not a huge fan. anyone who is attacking her for the actions needs a refresher course in reality. i would never compare pamela geller to martin luther king. but the people who are blaming her for the violence or were saying she is looking to get herself killed, i don't think they realize that they -- they found the people back in the 60s who said that martin luther king needed to not stir the pot because it might lead to

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the vast majority could tell you who jack kennedy was, or paul revere or john hancock. brian: what about the south? mr. puleo: brooks is not honored in the south. people ask me how has the south come to terms. they know what he did was despicable and violent, but in general, the south does a better job of her memory and honoring its civil war history, which boston -- has great civil war history. the movie glory is about the massachusetts 54th, the first colored regiment, but for the most part, the history of the civil war in the south is better portrayed and better understood. brian: which one of these men would you rather have dinner with? mr. puleo: i would much rather have dinner with preston brooks, but my ideas are much closer to charles sumner. the infamous, who would you rather have a beer with? brooks. much more likable. i am working on another book that will be out next spring narrative history. i am very close to being able to talk about the topic, but i am very excited. brian: it is history? mr. puleo: yes. brian: what era? mr. puleo: it is covering a big swa

also home to paul revere and the raiders. let's talk basketball.s last night. the warriors and cavs came in here. tied 1-1. the cavs hit their high point in the third quarter. lebron james assisting to timothy mozgov. it looked like the cavs would run away with it. the warriors dug deep and steph curry didn't have a good first half. he only had three points on one of six shootings in the first half but he came alive in the 4th. ultimately ended up with 27 points and going 10 for 20 from the field. the warriors several times fought it down to a one- possession game. every time they did that, the cavs had an answer. lebron james and matthew dellavedova. that made it more comfortable for the cavs. another point when the warriors got it down to a one-point game it was dellavedova going into the lane getting fouled by steph curry. still getting the shot to go and converting the three-point play that put the cavs up by 4. ultimately, it was -- lebron with 40. dellavedova by 20, with 20 points. those are a couple of things the warriors will have to corn t

talk about paul revere or george washington or patrick henry.reserving parts of heritage and history is important. it would be like if we take down the american flag from all of the foreign countries where we have embassies and our united nations and armies. what if we had to take those down? is that not a symbol to them that is in their face and hurts them? you have to look at it from a lot of different perspectives. what about taking down all the american flags down all over the world because it might he offensive to the other people. those are things to consider. host: in your mind it should stay flying in south carolina? caller: i think it should be part of heritage. host: some people have said that it should be in a museum. what you think about that? caller: i think the way it is right now, i'm not opposed to any form of people having their heritage represented. host: let's hear from another south carolina resident arid this is just in. --. caller: i am a white resident of south carolina. every time i see a bumper sticker or t-shirts that s

i've got a horse right here and it is not paul revere. american pharoah. >> i'm so excited. i'm going to watch all 14 hours of the pre-race coverage. >> we'll see if he can do it tomorrow. we'll talk more about that in just a little while. it is exciting. i don't watch horse racing during the year but the triple crown is big. >> you've got to get excited. >> we'll have more on that. let's get to today's top story. it's a trail of destruction from violent storms in colorado. al's here with more on that. >> there was an area we were going to see bring severe weather and it came. as you can see one tornado touching down. upwards of eight tornadoes that we know of have touched down in colorado overnight. two dozen homes and businesses destroyed. look at some of the damage we're talking about. roofs ripped off homes, massive flooding. and we've got some amazing video of hail to show you. you hear the hail there. take a look at some of the hail. they were literally shoveling hail in denver, colorado. amazeing stuff. uptowards of 6 inches of hail that deep causing big problems. and