revolutionary movement a young doctor named joseph. 33 years old, and he had been an acolyte of samuel adams from within a decade and he had gained more and more of a public presence and he was a different type of guy and sam adams almost two decades older had a different approach but just a foreign there was a charisma about him and i would like to read a passage in my book that describes it warrant because it went out that he come to come rate -- cambridge city another committee members led to quiet things down and they were successful but it was a key point* that this young 33 year-old man joseph warren steps to the forefront of the patriot movement and here's a brief description of his background. were samuel adams was part political boss and part ideologue born, a two decades younger had a swashbuckling personal magnetism born in the nearby town of roxbury across from the boston neck and as a boy he was often seen wandering the streets of boston selling milk from the family farm. the eldest of four brothers he was recognized as the unusually gifted boy. when he was 14 he began his studi

. >> samuel adams has it all, that kind of takes it to his point. people are buying things, jim beam, people are spending money, there is no doubt about it. that is light beer makers have yet to figure it out. >> beer is a weather related commodity. in warmer weather, people want to drink more beer. we have had a cold spring, it is one reason we see no sales down in. neil: okay, cold weather, hot burritos. all for a dollar. the dollar menu, tacos and burritos for just a dollar. >> i think it's wonderful. people like to trash talk the fast food restaurants, but they are giving you pluck a moly, nutrition, sour cream, calories for a dollar. we could get that panhandling on sixth avenue. my hats off to the fast food subsidy without a subsidy or a tax incentive. making food cheap and accessible for all and i think that's great >> i'm a little confused, where are the tacos? [laughter] >> it is not the way to start the weekend. i mean, come on. >> the dollar menu brings the crowds in. >> 's the one they can make money on the dollar menu. >> i don't know,

it is enough to bring out the samuel adams in anyone. the "wall street journal" writes this.rs wants you. asked about the irs news on monday, mr. obama said that if, in fact, irs personnel targeted conservatives, that would be outrageous. and those responsible would be held accountable. that's nice to hear, but he was making conditional what the irs has already admitted, which is not as bad as what we're learning it really did. and finally, in the "washington post," obama's second term blues set in. obama's response did him little good because it failed to get him out in front of the scandal. rather than taking quick action, firing those involved or opening an investigation with more teeth than the inspector generals, he's left himself at the mercy of events and will be called to respond as details dribble out. this was exactly his problem with benghazi. if obama wishes to avoid the endless scandals that plague many second term presidents, he needs to say more sooner. >> mike, presidents circle the wagon, especially in the second term, a sort of arrogance sets in over an enti