mckinley to take off your hat so you can see your head and they will know it is you -- so sheridan took his hat off and phil was back. because, what sheridan had done, starting in winchester, he had taken these men and made them an army and a 4:00 that a bugle blaring the charge, they rolled over what was left of the army of the valley and got a victory. i will be honest with you, when i first wrote my talk, it was my first book, and i don't talk about books at all, you know, , but i waswrote it young, dumb, and i'm not sure i wanted to overstate things, you know? and i don't think i gave this campaign its significance politically, but as time had gone by and i looked at this -- and there is no question that all of the land is critical to lincoln's political fortune -- but then you have in this region of the east, this region dominated by confederate arms in of, you have a drumroll , theyy, winchester they finally achieve victory. this sealed the deal for lincoln's administration as far as battlefield victories. now clearly, the end was in sight. at petersburg must have looked at this and said, look, we hav

phil sheridan arrived from winchester. it was in that long ride that he was memorialized -- he reads a poem. they gathered together. his officer said, we are ready to retreat. phil sheridan said, retreat, hell, we are going after them. sheridan had an odd head among other things. i liken it to a somewhat flattened many ball. a for knowledge just, they say he has a lot of bumps, whatever. that is where his aggressiveness came from. he had a lot of bumps on his head. this is a true story. think it was william mckinley, to take off your hat so you can see your head and they will know it is you -- so sheridan took his hat off and phil was back. because what sheridan had done, starting in winchester, he had taken these men and made them an army and at 4:00 that afternoon, with 200 -- i guess -- bugles the army of charge, the shenandoah rolled over what was left of the army of the they got a victory out of defeat. i will be honest with you, when -- it wasote my book my first book, and i don't talk about books at all, you know, b

. >> phil sheridan is the manager of the home clubhouse he says they use tied for years but recentlywitched to more powerful detergent to cut back on scrub time. >> you know the secret. >> can we get the tip. >> unfortunately, you won't find this stuff at the store. it's accustom blend. >> we have a water softener arc bleaching agent arc protein release, a mrsa repel length agent. >> we need to be vigilant about those super bugs. >> which stain is toughest to stomp out. >> grass. >> tobacco. >> i think it's got to be chili dog. >> the clay stains from the first few days. >> can't believe i didn't know that. >> sheridan estimates they do 3,000 loads a season first using a pressure hose to blast off debris then 25 minute cold cycle all before hanging them to dry. how many jersey does each player get? >> 30. >> 100. >> 80. >> they have two jersey for the whole year. two home, two road. two of each alternates. >> what's wrong with the phillies budget. >> whose the mess yesterday player. >> herrera. >> herrara definitely. >> he slides head first. >> fans get excited because we score and i

. >> phil sheridan is the manager of the home clubhouse he says they use tied for years but recentlytched to more powerful detergent to cut back on scrub time. >> you know the secret. >> can we get the tip. >> unfortunately, you won't find this stuff at the store. it's accustom blend. >> we have a water softener arc bleaching agent arc protein release, a mrsa repel length agent. >> we need to be vigilant about those super bugs. >> which stain is toughest to stomp out. >> grass. >> tobacco. >> i think it's got to be chili dog. >> the clay stains from the first few days. >> can't believe i didn't know that. >> sheridan estimates they do 3,000 loads a season first using a pressure hose to blast off debris then 25 minute cold cycle all before hanging them to dry. how many jersey does each player get? >> 30. >> 100. >> 80. >> they have two jersey for the whole year. two home, two road. two of each alternates. >> what's wrong with the phillies budget. >> whose the mess yesterday player. >> herrera. >> herrara definitely. >> he slides head first. >> fans get excited because we score and i s

. >> it is because of phil sheridan that custer gets brought back in before his one-year suspension isn thinks highly of custer, and he believes custer can get the job done. >> for custer, it's a chance to redeem himself, as he leads his 7th calvary on a winter offensive, determined to catch the enemy off guard. >> custer knows he's going to have to get the indians in secret. he knows he's going to have get them when it's cold, when they are all huddled down for the winter. >> general, indian village on the ridge! >> prepare to dismount! show me. >> there, sir. >> the cavalry finds a fresh trail and follows it to the outskirts of a cheyenne village. >> general, suppose there's more indians down there than we can handle? >> there aren't enough indians in the entire country to whip the 7th cavalry. prepare the regiment to attack. >> feeling the pressure for a victory, custer wastes no time gathering intelligence. taking a page from his west point playbook and civil war success, he divides his men, ordering an immediate attack from multiple directions. >> george custer employed a great ma