and so that's why in pushing back against it, samuel adams had something to say about that.t constitution nor the wisest laws will secure the liberty and happiness of a people whose manners are universe aally corrupt. and here's what he says is the solution. if virtue and knowledge are defused among the people, they will never be enslaved, and this will be their great security. what we're doing at thed woodson center -- the woodson center is arming those insurgents who are, exist in the thousands in low income communities who are pushing back against this assault on their values. but they don't give, they don't get the recognition or the acknowledgment that they deserve. lou: well, and finish. >> the only -- lye lou the rino republicans, if i may say the -- >> go ahead. lou: the rino republicans, if i may say, bob, are instead right now pandering to the black lives matter activists. the anarchists. they're talking about, instead of solutions, they're talking about -- >> surrendering. lou: -- standing up -- exactly. i'll name names. john cornyn, ron johnson, the list goes on.

took the declaration of independence to be more than a butement of sovereignty .ore a manifesto samuel adams when he was acting governor of the state of massachusetts told the state that when representatives agreed that all men are created equal and are endowed with certain inalienable rights, they agreed that liberty and equality would be the creed of the united states. the declaration of independence americanecame part of thought because thomas jefferson tapped into ordinary political thought of it today. at the time, politics was everywhere -- in pubs, in public squares, on newspaper pages. c-span is a vehicle that has become very much what newspapers were of that day. anchored's formulation the main street political thought of his day and tapped into political conscience. in drafting the declaration of independence, he accepted universal concepts of natural rights as well as those that had on his word from philosophers like john locke. reality was different on the ground. the future president james madison wrote that the national quality of men is the only basis on which universal justic

samuel adams told the state ofembly the representatives the united states agreed that all of them are treated equal and are endowed by the creator with certain unalienable rights, the liberty and equality would be the political creed of the united states. the declaration of independence wisely became part of the collective american forum because thomas jefferson had to deal with political fraud of his day, and at that time, politics was everywhere. in public squares, newspaper pages. c-span is a vehicle that has become very much what the newspapers were of that day. formulation goes to the mainstream political thought of his day and has been kept in collective conscience. in drafting the declaration of independence, he accepted universal concepts of national beens as well as the have with other delegates of the continent of congress for philosophers like john locke. great,hese ideals were reality was very much different. madison, the cousin of the future president james madison, wrote that the natural equality of man is the only basis on which universal justice and freedom confirm the

and so, for example, samuel adams boston lagger which is a main stay for a number of years, afr angryr main stay they've been declining over the last 13 plus weeks we're trying to make this a habit now for people and we're investing more behind the brands we're spending money in advertising to reinforce that experience longer term, like for beer, you know, we're trying a lot of different things from innovation to rebranding, new ad campaigns. we're making progress. there is this shift that hasn't happened since lite beer was launched in the mid 70s and called haseltzer. hard seltzer changed everything. the best we can do -- if that's what they prefer, we have throb with a great brand for them to buy. >> dave, thank you for joining us >> thank you >> appreciate it off the back of that big news. up next, mike is taking a look at two measures of investor sentiment to end the week. moderna shares had quadrupled this year. but now patent dispute is putting the vaccine trial at risk we're going to ask dr. scott gottlieb how that gets resolved. a rare down week for tesla stock. ltender, you

john adams, samuel adams and they were creating and building a new nation. revolutionaries in the elites and affirmation, they were acting as sort of a defeatist attitude towards the american idea and rather than build the nation literally it has been and if you would look at the text of what the original founders wrote and were separating themselves from the united kingdom in 1776. >> trace: i think a lot of people, and they are turned on these monuments across the country. >> yes, i am. that is why i write that we are in a revolutionary moment right now. i think the protesters themselves probably wouldn't get very far on their own. we seen that many, many interviews with them and invariably they have a very difficult time describing what it is that they want. your ideas are not well shaped, they are diffuse, and they probably peter out after a while. what has made this important is the quick ascent from all of the elites in the country and the media is all affirming that agreement with what these protesters are doing and that is why i think we are in a rev

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