trenton and princeton is going to turn everything around.o think it's a very valuable representation. it's inspiring. hopefully, gets people to want to learn more about this campaign. my biggest complaint is that this has become so famous that people often think of the crossing and a lot of people don't know what he did once he got to the other side of the river and that there were three very important battles that had to be won. washington was successful in doing that. about this painting, here is another question for you. okay? does the first version of this painting hang today in the metropolitan museum of art? you will see this question pop up for you here. there are many different copies of this painting that have gone around. like i said, you will see prints of this all over. mark twain said it was almost in every household across the country in the 19th century. here we go. all right. we got our results. 20% of you believe it is. 80% of you believe it is not. this is kind of a trick question. if you go to the met today -- i will see i

princeton. and when we were originally talking about highlighting myths of the -- the revolution. and as i started looking through many of the myths and stories of this critical campaign, you know, what i found amazing was looking through them is that many of the things that i considered myths. or, you know, fictions. they had kind of been brought up over the years were, in fact, actually facts. they were true. some of these things actually happened and we have, you know, written evidence from people from the time period writing about some of these -- some of these amazing deeds. and so, what i'm going to do today is i got -- i got 14 of these -- these myths and misconceptions. and what i am going to do is i am going to pose them to you, all, as questions as we get up to them. and -- and then, you are going to have the opportunity to -- what we'll do is, when i ask a question, you should be able to see something pop up on your screen saying, with a question and then an either yes or no answer, a

at the battle of princeton, he vastly outnumbers the british. he has about 6,000, 7,000, and the british only have about 1,500 men. in each of these events, washington was able to basically set it up so that his men are in a numerically superior advantage. now, most of his men don't have as much experience or they're not as good of soldiers often as the well-disciplined, trained hessians or british, so it affects how the battles could have played out. washington is always trying to be at a numerically superior advantage. now, during this first battle, did the continental army suffer zero deaths in the battle of trenton? now, if you watch the movie "the crossing," right, it's a good movie. it's a tv movie. lots of inaccuracies, but still kind of shows the crossing and the battle of trenton. at the end of the movie, he says, did we lose anymore? he says, "no, we didn't lose a single person." i said, is that possible in this battle that took place at trenton, that nobody on the continental side died? 70% of you say no. 30% say yes. this is true. no

he is the author of victory or death the battle of trenton and princeton december 25th. 1776, january 3rd. 1777. one of the inaugural volumes in the emerging rev war book series. he holds an undergraduate degree in history from the college of william & mary and a graduate degree in history from george mason university. he has worked at numerous public history sites and archaeological digs for the past 15 years and is an avid revolutionary war reenactor. i'm super looking forward to drunk hessians and other myths of the 10 critical days and everyone get close to your computer because this is an interactive session. so watch out for some fun things to pop up on your screen. so with that i'm going to pass it off to mark all right. can you hear me liz? yep, we're good. all right, excellent. well, thank you everybody for joining me here today. and yeah, like liz said i figured you know, well hindsight is 2020. if only we pushed this, uh this symposium a few months back. we might actually have been able to do it in person, but that's fine because we are doing it virtually i figure this migh

i wrote a book about battle of trenton and princeton, the ten crucial days campaign and when we wereginally talking about myths of the revolution and as i started looking through the myths and stories of this critical campaign, when i found looking through thumb is that -- were in fact true. some of these things happened and i'm wright about some of these amazing deeds, and so what i'm going to do today is i got 14 of these myths and misconceptions and i'm going to pose them to you as questions and then you'll have the opportunity, what i'll do when you ask a questions you should be able to see something pop up on your screen saying with a question and then an either yes or no answer as far as whether it's true or not and the great thing about this it's anonymous so, you know, you don't have to feel like you don't know the right answer. you can just kind of say whether it's a miss or whether you think it's a true event. actually that helps me because i can kind of get a better understanding of, you know, what poem think is true and what people think isn't true, and i think it will be

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he was a princeton graduate.ost eloquent and persuasive speech about public service that i had ever heard or will ever hear. it was an evening event and all of us just sat there listening to this brilliant and he called himself a kid. and is a joke used to say, was it something about. >> you have nothing to lose but your yolks. >> exactly. and i think getting ready to go into the military all of us came away with a sense of responsibility. one of the things he said was young people in our country have a responsibility to help guide and direct the course of our country. and that the power of the american political system is virtually without measurement. and if america were to symbol the world would fall. and had an impact on me and i put up a website as part of the memo that i believe supports the book read that we have here and you can go to an end note and go the website naturally see the entire memo if i quote a paragraph. i'm almost positive with emily stephenson's speech on the website and are highly recomme

>> yeah, you know, i will go back to, you know, the campaign i mentioned, trenton, princeton and, you know, we just talked about how fragile everything was, you know, i think nothing -- nothing shows that more than that campaign and although the myth is this painting of washington crossing the delaware confidently and going on to great victory in the founding of the country, that at the time it was how close we came to actual defeat and, you know, i love this quote, you know, from john adams to his wife when he says posterity, you will never know how much it costs the present generation to preserve your freedom. i hope you will make good use of it. if you do not i shall repent in heaven that i ever took half the pains to preserve it. i think that's a great quote to realize how grateful we should be and that -- and that all of this, that this entire -- the country as we know it today would not have been possible without the sacrifices and the efforts of these people 250 years ago. you have to remember it's not this myth, this actually happened. >> thanks, mark, for sharing. ms. smiley.

carol swain former princeton and vanderbilt professor. are we finally seeing a tipping point where parents take notice and start getting involved? >> i believe so. all across the country, as parents learn more about critical race theory and the forms it takes, i mean, innocent words that we all thought we knew the meaning of have been changed. and so when the left talks about equity, they're not talking about equal opportunity. they have rejected color blindness. they have cancelled america. and we are fortunate now that parents are understanding the destructiveness of the critical race theory agenda that takes away from academic learning. they're becoming more confident about standing up and pushing back. >> laura: well, dr. swain, it's not just dads speaking out, moms are, too. >> yes. >> laura: and there was another parent who spoke out at this event slamming the district over its priorities. >> you all have your way while you were teaching students how to be mindless robots in a box of conformity. it is time for all to relearn and tea

trenton -- or the trenton princeton campaign that washington conducted against him.o he decides to use the mobility of the royal navy and his brother of course commanding the royal navy, and he loads his troops on ships, and his plan is -- whoops. let me go back a second. so his plan then is to load on ships and take his army by sea, and they will ultimately end up going up the chesapeake bay, land south of philadelphia, and then they will march on philadelphia. that's howe's plan. again, fairly straightforward, but obviously, those are two very very different plans, and it's up to germain to coordinate these plans. there's germain in the center. then he's got howe off to the left there and burgoyne to the right. the problem of course is there's a distance. there's 3,000 miles between london and new york. you have the commander-in-chief sitting in new york, 3,000 miles away, burgoyne and germain and the king are sitting there in london. when you've got messages that can take two to three months to go back and forth across the atlantic, it makes it very very difficult

but at the battles of trenton and princeton, i think he was let loose. he didn't have as many responsibilities. it was basically do or die. his tactical -- just in those two battles, his tactical verve right there was probably enough to keep him up top. and like i said, i think after that his responsibilities really just overwhelmed him and he was trying to keep an army together and trying to direct the division commanders. but i think at trenton and princeton he was able to let loose and become basically a small unit commander to a certain extent. >> i disagree with that because i'm wracking my brain to think of who i've worked with in research and all. he's got a bunch of lackluster people under him, man. >> i think the answer billy was looking for is what brian threw up in the chat, and that's benedict arnold being the best battlefield commander in the sense of -- i think that's on his boot monument that's up there at saratoga saying that he is the most brilliant of the american commanders. and brian mentioned, yeah, he won on land and sea, and was kn

it could have all sorts of problems and of course he was burned late 76 early 77 but the trenton princeton campaign that washington conducted against him so he decides use the mobility of the royal navy and loads his troops on ships and his plan is to load on ships and take the army by see and ultimately they will go up the chesapeake bay to philadelphia. that is the plan. again fairly straightforward so those are two very different plans. and it is up to jermaine to coordinate these plans jermaine is in the center and then he has how off to the left we go off to the right the problem of course is there is the tyranny of distance 3000 miles between london and new york in the commander-in-chief sitting in new york 3000 miles away and the king is sitting there in london. when you have messages that can take two or three months to go back and forth across the atlantic it makes it very difficult to coordinate a campaign. especially with decision-makers in london and new york city. so that is what leads to the major problem to coordinate these two plans and of course ultimately what happens, we

the plan to go to philadelphia, a decisive battle, i think by then by early 1777 especially after princeton, i think he realized washington in washington's army was the american center gravity. if he could destroy the army, that would and rebellion. he's not able to get his victory. he can't get that final decisive victory. after that, the workers into that different phase were ultimately is going down to the south and then you really have an insurgency like conflict and i think by then, only the americans could have beat themselves at that time. that is my personal assessment. when you look at how the saratoga campaign played out among one of the options actually does present, which he presents in a throwaway afterthought manner as well, one thing we could do would be to use the navy, load up troops in canada, bring them back to new york and now we have this immense army and that army would, could have been enough to track down and destroy washington in the philadelphia campaign. that doesn't obviously happen but i think that was there last opportunity so does go back to what he was talkin

we will hear from the journalists who exposed the critical race theory movement and the former princeton and vanderbilt professor doctor carol swain but first the racism gold rush, that is the focus of tonight's first angle. because public schools have become cesspool far left political thought many parents don't align or can't afford private or parochial schools rightly feel their children are trapped, plus many of those private schools are just as bad anyway if not worse. i can't tell you how many parents i have run into who complain about this dynamic. former attorney general william barr delivered one of the most important speeches in recent memory on the dire state of public education in america. >> the state of our public schools is becoming an absurdity scarcely to be believed. an astonishing number of public schools failed to produce students proficient in basic reading and math they spare no effort or expense in their drive to instill a radical secular belief system that would have been unimaginable just a few years ago. laura: the obvious question why should we send our tax dol

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he was teaching at princeton, and he sent me a copy of the book. h i get a lot of requests for blurbs. normally when i do them, i read, i don't know, ten pages, fifteen pages, twenty pages. this i read -- i couldn't stop reading it. i just found it beautifully written, computing, much like the right stuff but in a different era on, you know, the speed of branson and virgin grabbing tuck and the future of -- grabbing tuck9 and the future of space and space travel. so, nick, what sparked your interest in this? i know you were at the new york ther at the time, was it 2014, is that right? it's truly an hone in conversation and with our lifetime hero of mine when i started reading one of the pivotal books in my decade was started at five. when i thought about this project from the beginning it was how do i take the subject matter and approach it like friday night lights? and that really started in 2014 which is a critical and pivotal moment for me on halloween 2014, virgin galactic was find a supersonic test flight and this spaceship just to show real q

i met him in person when i was teaching at princeton he was kind enough to send me copies of the book. i get a lot of requests for blurbs. normally when i do them, i read ten or 15 or 20 pages. this i cannot stop reading it. i found it beautifully written, exciting, much like the right stuff but in a different era of branson and virgin galactic in the future of space travel. so what sparked your interest in it? you worked in new york at the time. 2014? >> that's when i got started. >> it's truly an honor to be in conversation and with our lifetime hero of mine when i started reading one of the pivotal books in my decade was started at five. when i thought about this project from the beginning it was how do i take the subject matter and approach it like friday night lights? and that really started in 2014 which is a critical and pivotal moment for me on halloween 2014, virgin galactic was find a supersonic test flight and this spaceship just to show real quick on the cover, they have a very unique airlines system which uses a wide wing mothership to carry this spaceship aloft to 45000

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the detail was incredible and i met him when he was teaching at princeton.et a lot of tests or blurbs and normally read 10 pages, 15 pages, this i read, i couldn't stop reading it. i just found it beautifully written, exciting, much like the right stuff, but in a different era on the speed of branson and virgin galactic and the future of space and space travel. jumping into it, nick, what sparked your interest in this? i know you were at the new yorker at the time, was it 2014. >> yeah, that's when i got started. thank you, this is truly an honor to be in conversation and you know, it's been a lifetime hero of mine. we'll get to that later. when i started reading and one of the pivotal books that my dad gave me when i was growing up was "friday night lights", when i sat down to this project from the beginning, how do i take the subject matter of "the right stuff", how do i approach it like "friday night lights", and in that company. and that started in 2014, which is -- there's a critical moment, a pivotal moment, virgin galactic was flying its fourth supers

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i met him in person when he was teaching at princeton and his kind enough to send me a copy of the book. i will say i get a lot of requests for blurbs normally when i do them i read, i don't know, ten pages, 15 pages, 20 pages. this i read, couldn't stop reading it. i just found it beautifully written, exciting, much like the right stuff. but in a different era, the speed of branson and virgin galactic and the future of space and the future of space travel. jumping into it, what sparked her interest in this? i know you at the new yorker at the time. waser it 2014? >> that's what i get started. so look, thank you. this is truly an honor to be in conversation and buzz has been a lifetime hero of mine. we'll get to this later but one of come when i started reading and one of the pivotal points by dedicated what is going up was friday night lights. i kind of sat down, when i thought about this project from the beginning it was how do i take the subject matter of the right stuff and how do i approach it with kind of friday night lights? lights? and that really started in 2014 which is a crit

he is the author of "victory or death: the battle of trenton and princeton december 25th, 1776.uary 3rd, 1777." one of the inaugural volumes in the emerging rev war book series. he holds an undergraduate degree in history from the college of william and mary

gabe was a combat systems technician on "princeton."e had a mysterious encounter if 2004 off the west coast of the u.s. his ship was conducting training exercises with the aircraft carrier "nimitz." he saw several unidentified objects moving slowly across his radar screen. >> and then all of a sudden it would just disappear. i mean, just faster than you can even react. >> reporter: the "nimitz" launched a fighter jet to investigate. this is a video taken from the plane. the object was captured by an infrared camera which detects heat. >> the thing you need to notice is when you're looking at the actual object it is not -- you know, it doesn't have any heat coming off of it. how is it moving? it's got no propellers, no wing. >> reporter: in 2017 a former senior defense official secretly obtained the videos and leaked them to the media. he believed that the mysterious object in american air space could pose a threat to national security. three years later the department of defense confirmed the authenticity of the videos and then publishe

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met him in person when he is teaching at princeton and is kind enough to send me a copy of the book. i will say, i get a lot of requests for blurbs. normally when i do them i read, i don't have ten pages, 15 pages 20 pages, this i read i could notdi stop reading it. excitingul, like the right stuff.ik but in a different era, the speed of branson and virgin galactic in the future of state, the future of space travel. so jumping into it, nick what sparked your interest in this. you are at the new yorker at the time was a 2014? >> that was when i got started. this is truly an honor to be in conversation and it has been a lifetime hero of mine will get to this later. when i started reading in one of the pivotal books my dad gave me was friday night life. when i thought about this project from the beginning it was how do i take the subject matter the rights of the and how do i approach it as if, how do i approach like friday night how do i do a season with this? that may be started in 2014,l is a critical moment a pivotal moment was on halloween in 2014, virgin galactic was flying before

the development to space and back then, a number of us were into this vision of gerard neil, the princeton university physicist who proposed the question, is a planetary surface really the best place for humanity ultimately, and people like jeff and i have to say myself too bought into the idea like maybe it's not and what he really has his eye on is the long possibility that humanity could open up first near earth space and then eventually more of space, for the benefit of planet earth and of all human kind. no one is saying that that's going to happen quickly. at least bezos is not. liz: you know, continuing on the money theme, because there's so many stocks that swirl around this whether it's ufo, the exchange traded fund that has a lot of the space-related businesses within it, or of course, virgin galactic publicly traded. the economics of space have up until now been really untouchable unless governments were involved. nasa's own numbers show that when the final space shuttle took off, that was atlantis, i believe in 2011, what did we see we saw that it was 450 million for the actual

are willing to do this work is what happens when you go to schools like stanford and harvard and princeton. tell you you're the smartest person and you're going to be a future leader and you've been chosen because you're special and that you have the power to change the world. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy plantation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, a very critical time. time to sit down and talk to me or my phone are 6 and i don't i just saw up dollar format, isis fighters, and now boarding a philippine naval ship with john the $900.00 jeff, aren't abdulla still don't know, watch waiting for them and i the i me. ready ready i the the, with the protests, rage and friends for the 3rd weekend, straight with people venting their period, cobra to health classes and mandatory vaccination. the french are also angry over what they see as an on told to cordell cordial understanding after france becomes the only country not exempt from coro

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