, scored an easy victory. , he engaged british forces at trenton -- pardon me, at princeton. by the early part of 1977, he has won two of his three victories. you remember what that tie was. courthouse inuth the summer of 1778 as the british evacuated the lid althea. remember, washington wanted to attack the rearguard of the british and charles lee refused during the day, they thought the british to a standstill in that stifling summer heat. that was his tie. the americans held the british had but the a tactical victory because they were able to evacuate the army ,nd during that third victory like winning the play on the last game, throwing that long td pass. tcu andd been coach at he beat texas on that last play, 3-9-1 hebe -- even at would probably be retained. when enough victory at yorktown four years after the great victory of saratoga, that was the event that brought them into the struggle. still negotiations to take place, the british still occupied, but george kept the men in the field, cap them committed to the cause and shown well he was not a military genius, he wa

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all things are considered peter lavelle spoiler alert this edition of the program is not about the trenton pietschmann drama instead we focus on ukraine and why our corporate media is so misleading about the military coup in bolivia. across talking some real news i'm joined by my guest and he is a professor at the higher school of economics as well as author of the decay of western civilization and we surgeons of russia we also have dimitri bobbitt she's a political analyst and editor and interest me internet media project and in london we cross to marcus papadopoulos he's the editor of politics 1st maggots.

things are considered i'm peter lavelle spoiler alert this edition of the program is not about the trenton pietschmann drama instead we focus on ukraine and why our corporate media is so misleading about the military coup in bolivia. across talking some real news i'm joined by my guest and he is a professor at the higher school of economics as well as author of the. of western civilization and we surgeons of russia we also have dimitri bobbitt she is a political analyst and editor and you know so many internet media project and in london across the market papadopoulos is the editor of politics for us magazine all right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate i'm going to go to as usual the markets in london 1st here i hope you didn't waste.

question here is that you are an indigenous people whose roots in trenton the united nations took original rights of indigenous people to india china pakistan are all signatories your you have given no consent to the unilateral changes that were made retaining them by india and with this means that visionaries will continue to refuse colonial domination and nation indians who want to exclusive use of military force and repression and in the international system in order for there to be a peaceful resolution to this conflict with the international state arcturus have to do is demand that there be a softer nation both and the more transition after the world's most militarized place in the world so i don't get that one to you because i've talked to has already mentioned that point but you're you've been covering this issue is this one of the main concerns you're hearing from just mary to say this has not involved us but it is about us. yes that is true it has to be borne in mind at every stage when dealing with kashmir that article $370.00 was a constitutional guarantee that was provided by t

nonetheless, the army crossed over, attacked the british, the hessians at trenton. they scored an easy victory. six americans wounded. a week later he engaged the british forces at princeton, i'm sorry. he engaged british forces at princeton. i'm having a hard time saying that, and wins victory there. he has won two of his three victories. 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 and when he refused to engage the rearguard, washington took command himself and during the day they fought the british to a standstill in that 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 army to new york. than that third victory, like winning the play-- winning the game on the last play of the game throwing that long pass. if he had been the coach at tcu and he beat texas on that last play, even at three, n

our historians, mark malloy, who has a book on trenton and princeton. make sure you talk to him if you haven't picked it up. he was kind enough this past spring to head to charleston. i have not been to secession bill and he got me some updated photographs you are seeing. much like the battle of secession bill -- secessionville, it has largely been forgotten. most of it has changed. many features of the 1862 battlefield have changed. the confederates would strengthen these works in the days, weeks and months after the 1862 battle. if you know where to look, you can find the importance of the battle and campaign of secession bill in the forgotten door to le andston -- secessionvil the forgotten door to charleston. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] dan, you mentioned that if you go to charleston, you can visit secessionville. what would you recommend to keep in mind if you're going there

the old barracks at trenton is a barracks network. >> one more question. does anyone have a question? >> a quick question about the queens rangers. they were formed for the seven years war. rogers rangers. try to get a commission from congress, they don't trust him and he goes to the british and offers his services. a lot of british officers don't like the quality of the officers. rogers by this time is past his prime. he had a drinking problem after he went back to england, he may have had it here in north america. his officers are eased out and replaced by loyalist gentlemen from new york and virginia. the queens rangers are reconstituted, eventually they come out of the command of a young man without much money. he had to get ahead by distinguishing himself in combat and finding a patron insert henry clinton. minding him of everything he does right. he makes a reputation for himself. he ends up commanding and mixed command of infantry, he has a rifle company, he has a highland company. he starts raising it. it was one of the best forces in the british a

the old barracks at trenton is a barracks network. i don't know where the barracks you are asking about were located. >> one more question? >> sure. >> anybody have a question? a quick question about the queen's rangers. the green outfit. they were formed for the 7 years war originally i believe. >> rogers. they try to get a commission from congress. they don't trust him and he goes to the british and offers his services. a lot of british officers don't don'tyalist gentlemen like the quality of the officers commissioned. rogers by this time is past his prime. he had a drinking problem after he went back to england. he may have had it here in north america. is eased out. his officers are eased out and replaced by loyalist gentlemen from new york and virginia. the people who flocked to lord dunmore. the queen's rangers are reconstituted, eventually they come out of the command of a young man without much money. he wants to get ahead by distinguishing himself in combat powerful patron in sir henry clinton. reminding him of everything he

i continue to think that john i know very well, told me, did a great presentation, that mark trentono a real job, it looks like he is i apologize, and ben and i we're going to really go to town on this one, and i really do, i try to cover so many different things, but i did not get to that one yet, and i keep hoping it goes back to 13 to blow 13, and it hasn't done that yet. i promise you, i will do that story. ben if you're listening, we're doing bed, bath and beyond adam in california, please adam. >> hey, jim, booyah. >> hey, recently, a pharma company has received good news on a drug trial that got a 15% haircut. >> i got to do work on that. i think you got hurt by the fact they did the big underwriting. i have to see whether the underwriting was worth it. that is the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is >> the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade ♪ ♪ the amount of student loan debt i have, i'm embarrassed to even say. we just decided we didn't want debt any longer. ♪ i didn't realize how easy investing could be. i'm picking companies that i belie

anthony in trenton, new jersey, democrat line. go ahead, anthony.es, i'm just calling about the republicans and trump always claiming that ukraine interfered in the 20 16th election but in 2016, the president of ukraine was a puppet for putin. aren't they really saying the russians interfered? even if it did happen, it would have had to be controlled by russians. a caller asked this earlier, but here is a response from senator lindsey graham. graham says ship should be a witness in the trump impeachment trial. this article from about a week ago with the senator from south carolina saying that the house intelligence committee chair should be a witness. he was asked during an interview with fox news sean hannity. this was midweek last week. senatorors recall, graham says this. as a matter of oversight, i will not call a house member, but if you impeach the president of the united states, i wants to find out if in fact ship and his staff met with the whistleblower, graham said. that is from the hill.com -- .com.is from thehill from the marijuana policy

is james in trenton, new jersey.n sunday when senator sanders stopped in new hampshire, to talk about the entrance of michael bloomberg in the race. [video clip] [applause] >> we talk about transforming america. there prepared together by millions to transform our political system which today is a corrupt political system, controlled by billionaires. ♪ -- [applause] what democracy means to those of us in new england is one person, one vote. it does not mean billionaires buying elections or just because they are billionaires, thinking they can run for president. breitbart news picking up the story from the boston globe saying that senator sanders is taking the lead and new bbardhire and ga picking up a surge. among 500 likely democrat primary voters found senators taking the lead with a 16% support followed by elizabeth warren at 14%, mayor pete buttigieg and joe biden closely behind. next in brooklyn, new york. says no to the field. caller: how are you? host: fine, go ahead. caller: nobody is strong and the party rig

we start with tom, trenton, new jersey, saying support increased.emocrat was born a and my brother was born a democrat, the first president i ford for was john kennedy senator and then president in 1960 and we both went in the service and came out republican because we saw the government is pretty inefficient. i have never seen a president with so many problems. the institutional with country going in the wrong direction. rising,tuck with the -- the bad deal in iraq with bush, the redline in syria, ukraine trying to get nato to get more money -- i never saw presidents with that kind of problem and he is trying to go through impeachment at the same time, it is amazing he keeps his sanity. eisenhower said you have to worry about the military-industrial complex and government gets bigger, they find more problems and they get institutionalized and you get more people to monitor the shipments to different countries. host: that is tom in new jersey. let's hear from lou saying support stayed the same from chicago heights, illinois. go ahead. caller: thank

than 150,000 migrants who illegally enter this country got away from authorities evading capture the trenton administration has been forced to act alone and has taken several actions to mitigate the crisis as gridlock over immigration reform continues in congress dhs implemented the migrant protection protocol to cut down on overcrowding of migrants and dhs custody and the numbers released into us communities with the backlog and at one point this year cbp had almost 20000 people in custody. now they are averaging less than 3500. dhs has invested temporary courtrooms near the southwest border to help expedite immigration hearings for individuals and to make meritless asylum claim. only 20 percent of asylum claims get favorable final judgment as they are provided with a work authorization. pointing to more than 89000 orders of removal for fiscal year 19 for those who are not detained to mitigate the risk those that are removed will disappear into the united states interior the state department and international organization for migration visits shelters operated by faith-based organizations i