thomas wrote a lot of things for his paper but samuel adams writing things for a number of papers. free press would have been designed a little bit differently back then because it would have been community-based more than everybody could have the same thing. there would be towns where the majority of the population were patriots so they wouldn't allow them to print and vice versa. but it was important to be able to communicate the ideas that the community is supported. so that would be an important piece. that's one of the reasons they printed so much. there were people who have talked about the free press, but they didn't define its like we did because there were people who fled because they knew when the british took over they would be thrown in jail so they ran away. tomas was one of those and that is the way that they knew how to try to get somewhere they could publish what they thought was important. and i think that's to be honest the american revolution kind of starts us down the road more so than we have before because we should be able to print protests against britain. t

lee felled so strongly he rotes to the fire brand activist, samuel adams, and together they organized committees and correspondence in each colony, uniting the independence movement and bringing colony leaders to philadelphia for north america's first continental congress. although many of the delegates, including lee, had been to mother england to study at oxford or cambridge, almost none of them had ever been to any of the other colonies. there was no transportation. each colony was a self-sustain little country. richard henry lee brought theming to for the first time. in 1775, at the first continental congress. he stood with patrick henry, demanding war with britain if necessary to obtain redress of american grievances against parliament's governing ministry. in april of that year, british troops fired the shots heard around the world at lexington and concord. and the year after that, lee invited his own execution on the british gallows for the trainous treasonous resolve before the congress that the these uunited colonies -- his word -- are and of right ought to be free and indepe

isaiah thomas wrote a lot for his paper and samuel adams road for a number of newspapers. he is not a journalist. the free press would have been defined differently back then. because it would have been community-based more than everybody can have the same thing. there would be towns where the majority of the population were patriots, they would not allow a loyalist printer to print. and vice versa. but it was important to be able to communicate the ideas that the community supported. that would be an important piece. that is one of the reasons -- they printed so much. there were people who had talked about free press but they did not define it like we do. there were people who fled boston because they knew when the british took over then they would get thrown in jail. so they ran away. isaiah thomas was one of those. that was the way they knew how to get somewhere where they -- where they can publish what they thought was important. i think the american revolution starts us down that road more so than we had before. because there was a sense of -- we should be able to pri

isaiah thomas wrote a lot of things in his paper but in boston, samuel adams had been writing things for a number of newspapers. he'snot a journalist but he wrote stuff. a free press would have been defined differently back then because it would have been community-based more than everybody can have the same thing . so there would be towns where the majority of the population were patriots so they would not allow a loyalist printer to print and vice versa but it was important to be able to communicate the ideas that the community supported, so that would be an important piece. that's one of the reasons that they printed so much. there were people who had talked about free press, but they didn't find it kind of like we did . there were people who fled because, they fled boston because they knew when the british took over they would be getting thrown in jail though they ran away. i think thomas was one of those and that was the way they knew how to try to get somewhere where they can publish what theyfelt was important . and i think to be honest, i think the american revolution kind of

like samuel jackson, isn't he? 55:00; adameator of the series goldberg, very good show, he is a life-long eagles fan. >> agree up here, yes, absolutely. so no wonder he's celebrated the big win with a eagles theme episode. >> can you believe it, folks? i may just be the sixth grade latin teacher but i can safely say this is the come-back of a lifetime. >> touchdown, quakers win. in all of my three weeks every announcing high school football i've never seen anything like this. >> so that's merrill reese, of course on good day yesterday, so cute, he had a big party at his house to have a watch party for the goldberg's, also, see who else is there? we also cents have mike quick playing in a assistant high school football coach then at the very end we also have howie roseman making a cameo and don molest ski, one of the - >> executives. >> the of the team right there. so and they congratulate the world champion eagles. >> love the flashbacks, i tell you. another man who is everywhere, i saw you what's that show, 30 for 30? >> thir