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imagine it. if we had matthew brady photographs, we would think of it differently. artists like gioia and set up trumbull. thinking of it differently. morere americans died in that warbaric. >> the final battle of the war, the battle at yorktown. gettingg cornwallis to surrende. why were the french so interested in helping the americans? did they have an alternative motive? >> mostly the latter. it was payback time for losing the french and indian war. it turnse out, by the way, the french spent so much money helping us that they begin to go bankrupt. without the french both in the war and especially the last battle of the war we could not have won the war. at that moment. i don't think that we ever lost it. there is only one american military activity during that battle. it is led by the rhode island regiment which is the regiment of almost entirely african-american soldiers. the unit in the continental army mostly blackbeard the rest of it is a french victory, a french operation. tell lafayette. we have arrived. it is our turn to pay it back. so, the battle of yorktown occurs 7081. they have the time to surrender. why didn't it take two years to know go she had

w. lead for mines. listen up, people, you're headed for climate disaster. and yet every year government spend hundreds of billions of public funds on fossil fuel subsidies. imagine a bridge spent hundreds of billions per year subsidizing giant media yours. that's what you're doing right now. around the world, people are living in poverty. don't you think helping them would make more sense than i don't know. and for the demise of your entire species, you've got a huge opportunity right now as you rebuild your economies and bounce back in this pandemic. so here's my wild idea. don't shoes, extinction savior species before. it's too late for humans to stop making excuses and start making changes. ah, ah ah, this is d, w is live from berlin, germany becomes the latest country to announce tighter corona virus restrictions. authorities one that only crime will become the dominant variant within weeks, new limits on social contacts will come into effect before the new year. also on the program.

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i just, i can't imagine anything more dangerous than us going down that pathway, and i said that after george wxt administration, are you going to prosecute barack obama for drone strikes that killed civilians, it's never ending. in this specific case, bending over backwards too far actually does violence to the law. and to the fair and just interpretation of the law and the just execution of the law. >> this is about the commander in chief who was still in power trying to sway a free and fair election that he did not win in his favor. and the biden administration frankly, the tone has just been very passive, and i think that's what you nail in this, that that's extending to the merrick garland justice department and that they're like. >> exactly. this can't be just filibuster or bust. it must be we're out for election bust. garland is after texas on the gerrymandering issues which does show some optimism that the justice department will get involved, and on the congressional front, one positive note, 200 ceos meeting today, organized by jeffrey sonnenfeld with amy klobuchar to keep the pressur