he said, "no, move to trenton, new jersey. "i never worked in cable. that was one of my later businesses in life." my dad was in his edrties when he staomcast, which is a great lesson for people. if you have not found your thing yet and you are 40 yearsld, it is not too late. and many people think it is way too late. and he said, "but i will never know this business. why don't fru learn it as well the bottom up, every job?" so i moved to trenton and learned the billing system, worked the counter when customers paid their bill, and when the truckblelivered the new boxes, it was a brand-new system in trenton, you know, we'd get out and everybody'd roll up their sleeves and unload the warehouse. so i had the pleasure of doing all the jobs, and something for me just clicked. i loved the business, i love being around people, and i loved being in management at a young age. dahen you are in business with your father, do you call him in front of other people dad, or do you say ralph, o? brian: i called him ralph. when he had all his grandkids, he had all the g

we hear of the battle of trenton. what do i mean battles with a s? just like there are two battles of saratoga, there were two battles of trenton. the second one was not as famous. i am showing this in a sketch, not a color drawing, which couldn't be found. it is well documented that hamilton, like he did at runs brunswick, uses cannon fire to deliver withering fire on the british. this is a well-documented battle that gets overshadowed by the surprise attack at trenton a few days later, as well as the second surprise attack, which is the u.s. army at princeton. the problem is, hamilton's artillery is somewhere at the battle of princeton, we don't know where and there is no evidence for a lofty legend, but it is a great story, that he fires a cannon with multiple shots at nassau hall and to cap dictates -- decapitates king george the third, whose portrait in the oil is hanging on the wall inside. makes for a great story, but there is no evidence according to scholars. but it is a good story. this is true. there were offers not from one or two but thr

hamilton's artillery was at both battles of trenton. what do i mean? just like there are two battles of saratoga, there were two battles of trenton. the second one was not as famous. it is well documented that hamilton used his cannon fire to deliver withering fire on the british. bottle a well-documented -- battle like it's overshadowed by the other battle of trenton hamilton's artillery is somewhere in the battle of princeton, we just don't know exactly where. there is no evidence for the lofty legend that he fired a andon with multiple shots decapitates king george the third, whose portrait in the oil is hanging on the wall inside. makes for a great story, but there is no evidence according to other scholars. there were offers not from one or two but three very well-known generals in the american revolution. one youon the left is may not have heard of. it is general william alexander. he is buried just 75 feet from alexander hamilton at trinity church. an incredibly brave general and multiple battles, including the battle of new york and the battle

they attacked at trenton. they scored an easy victory. six americans wounded. a week later, he engaged british forces at trenton. pardon me, at princeton. i'm sorry. he engaged british forces at princeton, i am having a hard time saying that, and wins the victory there. so by the early part of' 77, he has won two of his three early victories. and you remember what that tie was. that was monmouth courthouse in the summer of 1778 as the british evacuated philadelphia and marched back to new york. remember, washington wanted to attack the rearguard of the british. when charles lee refused to engage the rearguard, washington took command himself. during the day, they fought the british to a standstill in the stifling, summer heat. that was his tie. the americans held the battlefield, but the british had a tactical victory, because they were able to evacuate their armies to the north. then that third victory, like winning the play on the last game. winning the game on the last play of the game. throwing that long touchdown pass. now, if he had been coach at tcu and

not foreigners, not wealthy agribusiness not slanted to one product like trenton when there are so many a other needs. this is the good victory for the project. another bright spot, election security. this morning, after months and months of republican resistance, and months of insistent democratic pressure, senate republicans have finally agreed to support our democratic request for additional election security funding. in advance of the 2020 elections. this is similar to amendment the democrats are from last year his appropriations process. part in the infrastructure to protect against russian or other interdependence. a year ago, a republican (unfortunately, rejected this amendment. maybe just maybe, republicans are coming down around to argue. that americans don't believe their elections are on the up and up, was us is country and a democracy. it's not the money requested and does include a reform that virtually everyone knows we need, but it's a start. leader mcconnell kept staying we don't need the money. i made umpteen speeches here at this chair, the republican leader tonight's

week they found 30 kilograms of fentanyl one official involved in the investigation said that most trenton ill comes directly from china . chinese officials say they're doing everything they can to keep that promise of cracking down on illegal shipments to the u.s. there are gene u.s. president trump to deal with the trade dispute and the french are no crisis separately they also complain that searching all shipments bound for the u.s. is slowing down china's export operations. well grandma is within the studio now has looked into this story a bit close a great briefly explained to us what really is the opiate crisis in the u.s. very briefly and how much of a role does it really play now in the trade conflict with china of course so in the united states right now the opioid crisis is an issue of i would say mass addiction and mass abuse and misuse of prescription drugs like. heroin for example which is made used to make oxy cotton and also fenton which is a synthetic opioid. on average opioids kill about 130 americans a day now that is a pretty large number in a massive number but i will s

a week later he engaged british forces at trenton -- pardon me, at princeton. i'm sorry. he engaged the british forces at printt princeton, and geez, i'm having a hard time saying that, and he wins there. so by the end of 1777 he's won two of his three victories. do you remember what that tie was? that was monmouth courthouse in the summer of 1778 as the british evacuated philadelphia and marched back to new york. remember washington wanted to attack the rear guard of the british, and when charles lee refused to engage the rear guard, washington took command himself and in the summer heat and that was his tie. the americans held the battlefield, but the british had a tactical victory because they were able to evacuate their arm narmy in new york and then that third victory like winning the play on the last play of the game, throwing that long td pass. if he was coach at tcu and he beat texas on the last play he missed 3-9-1 and he'd probably be retained, but nonetheless, winning at yorktown four years after the great victory at saratoga, that was the event that brought hi

(music throughout) >>> well, the city council president of trenton, new jersey, is issuing an apology after she used an anti-semitic slur earlier this month according to local media reports that is. joining me now to discuss is beater baner and matt katz. good evening to both of you gentlemen. we've seen two separate incidents this month using the term jew down to describe negotiating down costs. >> it happened a few days within each other. a council member at a public meeting was talking about a redevelopment deal and he expressed appreciation at the developers didn't rye to jew us down, in other words try to negotiate a better deal. he was immediately rebuked by his fellow council members particularly the palestinian -- the council member of palestinian descent, a muslim man sitting next to him. and in trenton a council member was with her fellow members and was talk about a lawsuit and expressed concern about a woman who was going to be jewed down. don't jew her down, and in that case she was not rebuked immediately. in fact two of the council members are standing by defending her

thing of crossing the delaware and 76, tax tension and crosses the river again and attacks again at trenton. they end up driving the british out of new jersey completely so they really have a very small hole given the length of the american colonies. they have new york and a part of rhode island. one of the problems the british have from the beginning and that they have underestimated, the difficulty of waging expeditionary war, 3000 miles of ocean so when general from new york in the summer of 1776, 964 from england and ireland so they took our case on so they could pull the supply flag and go somewhere. horses shipped from britain, more than 400 of them died in the voyage. several hundred others were ruined beyond use when they arrived in new york. it's that kind of difficult challenge that the british were from the beginning. washington is not very far away with a relatively small army that has been kicked around sorely but the british army, including this large portion from journey cannot get at them partly because they cannot transport themselves and for supplies they need to really ch

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after a couple of days where temperatures are little on the cooler side, we are on a warmer trenton it starts today. we had a lot of 70s yesterday. good morning, steve. i suppose it would be a stretch to ask what the weather may be like for simone -- for sonoma on the weekend. i would think that is a country mile stretch. it is not even september 12. i can't answer that right now. hartley clottey, chance of showers. there, the universal forecast. i can tell you that it is no stretch at all the warming begins today and will continue into friday. it is still pretty warm. may be hot for someone saturday. sunday, a cold front starts to make a move. another one. nothing is sticking around very long, but the next three or four days, and is going to be a lot of sunshine and warmer temps. temperatures start warming up. warm to hot, mid to upper 90s likely by friday for some inland areas. cooler on sunday. increasing clouds on monday. not found. increasing clouds to the north. a possibility of maybe the first rain for the north on monday afternoon, evening. visibility, due to some thick wall, a

despite poll after poll showing that majority of americans including many democrats do not want to see trenton impeached. monmouth is reporting that 59% of americans said trump shouldn't be impeached. it lets a number that's remained largely unchanged since mid-2017. try and try again. well voters correctly understand that impeaching trump will be of bitter divisive fight, that's only going to further and damage the country. but the democrats who never accepted trumps election as widget enjoyment in the first place, they just don't care. >> i'm not too much interested in the polls is what's actually going on in administration pittsburgh i don't get to the mistake for them to take this to the next step. i do think the stuff they are taking is the appropriate step. it speak of the evidence of wrongdoing was so staggering that we had to -- quickly so i decided we had to support -- >> laura: what wrongdoing question my daily wrongdoing happen when deep state launched a bogus investigation by surveilling innocent americans based on a phony wooden finance dossier paired by the way, they still found

the next two show events of the revolution beginning with the battle of trenton, ending this one, iltv did not show washington crossing the delaware , that famous a very unrealistic painting, and instead showed two enlisting men taking surrender of a mercenary. opposite it is his version of the valley forge. did not show washington praying in the snow, instead he showed washington in his office -- and his officers dressed in spotless winter clothing, talking to enlisted men dressed in rags. on the ceiling above those two murals is a moon, what you said at the time was his depiction of war. in the alcove on the opposite side of the upper hall we have peace, we have washington eating his officers farewell, including lafayette, indicate -- indicating the importance of foreign assistance during the revolution. opposite this one we have washington as president, mediating between hamilton and jefferson over how to implement the new constitution, which is on the table in front of them. the ceiling of this alcove presents the sun and rainbow, which iltv said was his depiction of peace. so thes

host: from trenton, new jersey, john. you are next up. caller: good morning. 9/11 will forever be in our hearts and my heart. i would like to say with everyone talking, the folks that went in to help, the first gravelers had to beg and for money to be helped out -- money to be helped out. host: buzz feed relates a story that takes place -- first reported in july saying the senate was on tuesday in july passed a bill providing health care and benefits to first responders of the 9/11 attacks. the bill ensures victims, first responders, and families receive benefits including health care for 9/11 related deaths and illnesses. the measure updated keeps the fund going through 2092 and allows applicants to file until 2090. virginia.lacksburg, good morning. caller: thank you, c-span. i appreciate your show. i was working night shift back then and i was watching in live time when the second plane hit the second building. i immediately called my mother and told her. america has changed. this is going to change america forever. i immediately, after

democrats line from trenton, florida. caller: good morning.here has been a lot of real good comments here lately. mark, i forget where she was from and then katie. the trouble is the corporations have abused the power they were given in the 1980's. people relied on them, they were -- they havee abused it, they have gone so sent mostreaks, they of the money they make to useselves, the head guys that money and all the tax breaks they get to influence elections. they have taken power away from the people to get anything done and they have taken any legislation that is supposed to regulate them and got there elected officials to throw that stuff in the trashcan. we are at the point where everything is failing because they have abused the system. the idea of having this roundtable is great like a little business magna carta. it is about time. i don't know if they can do it themselves because there will be too many people that won't follow any stuff like that. since it is not being done by the government, maybe it has a chance. host: we will hear fr

host: let's go to john from trenton, new jersey. good morning from michigan.ll the wrongdoing that the democrats have done, such as hillary plaza problems and all that, why have they been picking on him since day one? we have so much increase in our taxes. he is working on a nice health plan. i do not see -- he has unemployment at its lowest it has ever been. why pick on somebody that has not done anything to hurt united states? he has done only to help the united states. i am so sick of hearing these democrats down him. that is all i have to say. campaign with this ad released late last week. >> joe biden promised ukraine a billion dollars if they fire the prosecutor investigating his son's company. >> if the prosecutor is not fired, they are not getting the money. when president trump asks ukraine to best get corruption, the democrats want to impeach him and their media lapdogs fall in line. they lost the election. now they want to steal this one. don't let them. >> i am donald trump and i approve this message. host: that is from the trump campaign. the head