samuel adams wants a revolution. and he wants to provoke the british. and so he and a bunch of people disguised as mohawks, indians, dumps 10,000 pounds, pounds value, of silver, and millions of dollars today, into washington harper. that provokes the british in a way that was probably a mistake to coast the virginians are appalled by this tea party. i mean this is destruction of private property. what are they doing? they are destroying property. the british however have had it. they have appeased the americans all along for a decade. enough is enough and they come and what they course of acts. they close the port of boston and put a military general as governor. they do away with, they abrogate the massachusetts charter, appointed counsel to be elected. they do away with with the town meetings except for one meeting a year to evoke funds. this is the fear of the massachusetts government and the virginians say wow. without virginia you know there is no revolution. virginia as i said is top dog. said the virginians are very upset by the tea party but wh

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that was a really bold action on the part of samuel adams. they wanted an incident and try to provoke the british government. things had quieted down. the british had passed the stamp act and then we boycott, rights, and very difficult. what they would've done is is very, very difficult decision. all these riots, boycotts. and then things are quite between 1770-1773, nothing is happening. samuel adams wants a revolution. he wants to provoke the british. and so he and a bunch of people in mohawks from indians dumped 10,000 pounds, value, super, about millions of dollars today, into boston harbor your that provokes the british in a way that was probably a mistake. because the virginians are appalled by this tea party. this is destruction of private property, what are they doing, they are destroying property. the british, however, have had a. they have appeased americans all along for decades. enough is enough, and they come in with a coercive act. they putting military general, they do away, navigate the massachusetts charter, a point the counc

we call them progressives now, but back in samuel adams' day, they were called tyrants.i believe slave owners. there is strange alliance between the leftists and the islamists we are seeing. the most important aspect to understand is this not spontaneous, and will cascade throughout the middle east. i hope to god not, but i bet it touches europe and then the world. it will not have a singular ideology, but it will mean revolution, destruction, and change, and it will be led by young people, because anyone over 30 knows that chaos doesn't usually lead to anyplace good. the radicals that you and washington have co-opted and brought in wearing sheep's clothing, you've been using them. they believe in communism. they believe in it and called for revolution. >> so speaker pelosi, i just wondered -- you're going to drink your wine? by the way, i put poison in it. no, not really. look, this is not a conspiracy theory. do you really believe that i here at fox news or anybody at fox news could just make things up and remain on the air? if i get out of the control and start leveli

first quotation comes from the independent advertiser which is a newspaper put out by a young samuel adams in boston in the late 1740s. lot of english authorities. he often doesn't actually attribute them, he just runs articles as they tended to do. and sometimes they said these are from our great authors but didn't tell you which ones. [laughter] and this is a little piece about how great civil goth was. -- government was. it is, quote, the most instill bl blessing that hand kind can enjoy. -- mankind can enjoy. and this author, this is from about the 1680s, the original, that they should really think highly of government. they should insist that it operate, quote, for the happiness and security of all. and is so they said, if there be any form of government amongst men where the supreme magistrate is not vested with enough power to protect the people and promote their prosperity or if there be any such constitution as enables the prince to injury and oppress the subject, such constitutions are inconsistent with civil society. well, part of this is familiar, that you can't have the prince

the audio version of adam mannsbach's book employs the voice of samuel l.e way it reads. >> the whales settle çdown, i will read you one more book, where if you swear you will go [ bleep ] to sleep. >> it's a chance to tell it like it is. children are hard work, sleep is disturbed, and even loving parents can sometimes crack under the pressure and swear at their kids. isn't that exactly how all of us feel about that ridiculously prolonged torturous and confused attempt to raise the debt ceiling. one minute speaker boehner says he has a bipartisan plan that will fly through the house. the next his counting skills are exposed as entirely wrong being it is budget office. he can't even rely on members of his own caucus despite his bog us claims of bipar sanship. and this has been going on for six months. the trouble is just as parents see the clock ticking as they wait desperately for the child to go off to sleep, so now we have less than seven days to reach an agreement or trigger the first default in american history. it's desperate, and judging by the thous