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Well, good afternoon, Good to have

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you with us. I'm Bill Martinez, and it is showtime and we're gonna

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have a lot of fun. I
got my good friend Federer, the American

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Minute creator, is going to be
joining us in just a few seconds.

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Here. We're going to talk about, well, the fourth of July is

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just around the corner. That's our
two hundred and forty seventh birthday. We're

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also going to talk about the history
of America and what has made us so

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great. Bill Fetter, let's bring
you on right now. Always a pleasure

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to be with you, sir.
How are you today, It's great to

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be with you. Well, let's
talk history. I think you like a

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little bit of history, don't you. Yeah, it's definitely exciting. So

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well, without a doubt, you
know, when you look back at the

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origins of this great country of ours, especially right now in a time when

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you got the sixteen nineteen project,
it seems like everybody wants to rewrite the

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history of America. But I would
say, our history not only is rich,

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but it's very well documented, isn't
it. Well it is. And

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one of the things I start off
talking about is how we were breaking away

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from the most powerful king on the
planet, the King of England. And

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the default setting for human government is
kings, is gangs, and that king

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is nothing more than a glorified gang
leader. And if you're friends with the

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king, you're more equal. You're
not friends with the king, you're less

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equal. You're an enemy of the
king, you're dead. It's called treason.

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Almost sounds like America right now.
Just sidebar, I'm sorry. Yeah.

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And as the centuries go on,
the kingdoms get bigger because with military

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advancements, kings can kill more people. So instead of king killing able with

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a rock, and they can kill
with bronze weapon or iron weapon or a

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falank spear the Greek's head, or
cimeter sword that the Muslims head, or

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gunpowder that the Chinese invented. Right, the weapon improves, but it's that

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same fall in nature. A king
killing able and then with technological advancements,

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kings can tract more people and to
find you again. The king of England

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became the biggest. He was a
globalist, he was a one world government.

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Guy Yea, the Australia, New
Zealand, Hokongris, Guy cannab Obadis

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were ut to Jamaica and America.
That's why the sun never set. Yeah,

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and America's founders decided they didn't like
this globalist king telling us what to

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do, so they flipped it and
made the people of the king. So

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what makes America great is you get
to be in charge of your life and

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all of us together are in charge
of the country. It's a bottom up

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form of government versus a top down
form of government. And so it was

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pretty revolutionary. What the founders did. You get into the dynamics if it

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had not been for three thousand mile
ocean, if it had not been for

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Europe being the chessboard that everyone was
fighting over, and America was a losing

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proposition. You know, Virginia went
bankrupt and they had to go from a

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company colony to a royal crown colony. And the king sent over a royal

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Crown governor saying I'm not going to
pay you. You're going to get your

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money out of these colonies. And
the royal governor got everyone together and said,

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okay, you're the landowners, cough
up the money, and he let

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them talk about other stuff when they
got together, and that back doored Virginia

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into a legis an assembly. But
Europe was the chessboard and there was no

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goal. The first boat that the
Jamestown settler sent back to England was filled

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with iron high rite fools gold,
right. I mean they thought they were

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gonna it was going to be like
the Spanish main or something. And so

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America was something that went for a
century without being noticed because as long as

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we didn't bother the king, he
sort of let us do what we wanted.

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And then the other big thing was
it's it's always about location, right,

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and God had set this up in
such a way to where we could

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we could operate and really take roots
and do the the early business of democracy

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without even really realizing it and again
going back to what you were saying early.

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Not only that, but the fact
that we were doing something so revolutionary

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in coming up with this idea that
we the people would be at the top

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of the or short. You know
when when I remember the first time we

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talked about that, I thought,
wow, you know, how brilliant,

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because you know, how do you
manage you know, hundreds of thousands of

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people. Now we're up to what
three thirty three forty million people? How

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can you possibly manage the lives of
those people? In our founding fathers said,

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well, the best way to manage
them is to let them manage themselves,

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right, Yeah, It is to
take the tower of Babel and scatter

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it. The concentrated power of a
king and separated federal to state levels,

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separate local communities, separated you know, all the way to the individual.

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And then to tie up this federal
Frankenstein monster with ten handcuffs we call the

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first ten Amendments. I mean,
the preoccupation of the founders was they wanted

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to take the power of ruling and
separate it. In other words, in

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a sense, the motivation for the
Constitution was to prevent a president from ruling

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through mandates and executive orders exactly.
Whenever you see that says, well the

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president issues of mandate, the president
issues and executive order. That's exactly what

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the Constitution was intended to prevent.
Exactly. They designed the government that would

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be slow to making good decisions,
but thank god, slow to making irreversible

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bad decisions. They realized they could
take a lifetime to build a mansion,

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and one irresponsible match to burn the
thing down in a day, exactly,

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So they wanted a government that worked
very slowly. And so whenever you have

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a politician saying, we got to
get this done right away, it's like,

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no, we don't. Every time
we do it right away, we

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get right away problems. Yeah,
so it's an emergency. It's like our

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country was birthed out of an emergency. The Founders new emergencies, and they

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wanted to make a government that would
not react in an emergency exactly. And

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so anyway, so when we look
at the uniqueness of America that we're this

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experiment of us ruling ourselves without a
king. The philosophical background for this came

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from the New England Colonies, which
came from the New England pastors which came

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from their congregational form of government that
they got from the Bible, with part

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of the Bible that first four hundred
years out of Egypt before King Saul.

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And so the King of England looked
to the Bible for his authority, but

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he looked to the anointed King Saul, who was the first king of Israel

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and on and the Calvinist Puritans had
found in New England. They looked to

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the Bible, but they looked to
the pre King Saul period. There's four

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hundred years with no king, yeah, you know that, that time when

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God was king. Yeah. And
so this first four hundred years is called

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the Hebrew Republic. And that's why
they taught Hebrew at Yale and Harvard and

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ancient Israel. Every man, everybody
was taught the law, and everybody felt

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personally accountable to God to follow the
law because there was a God who was

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watching them. This God wanted them
to be fair. This God was going

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to hold him accountable in the future. So you can maintain complete order because

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of this God of the Bible exactly. But if you get rid of this

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God, then all you have is
a bunch of rules made up by a

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bunch of old white men. Why
follow them? Then it begins to turn

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into well, I'm not going to
follow, and so what do you have

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left? Human passions, lust,
greed, anger, violence, And it's

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going to turn into mobs in the
street smashing windows and then saying things about

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fire, and everybody's gonna say we
went, somebody's got to restore order,

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and the government comes in and says, will restore, but we need some

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emergency powers. And then the rubbers
band stamps back and you got a king,

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and there you go, my making, right. It's this cycle that

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just keeps on recurring, right,
Bill, I mean it's amazing because here,

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even with our founding fathers in the
early years after the American Revolution,

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and thank God for you know,
George Washington, I mean, was he

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God's hand picked man for that time, refusing to be a king. He

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instinctively knew that that would complicate things, It would compromise this great American idea

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from the get go. But there's
just something about humanoids. We can't help

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ourselves. We just you know,
we want a king like everybody else,

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right, and here today we got
one. How you liking it now?

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Huh? Yeah, it's interesting Robert
Frost, a poet, said, Washington

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was one of the few men in
the whole history of the world that was

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not tempted with power. And so
you look at this where he was the

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commander of the army that defeated the
most powerful military in the world, and

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he could have made himself king.
A matter of fact, there was what's

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called the Newburgh conspiracy where a year
before the war ended, the soldiers had

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not been paid and there was a
conspiracy of these general to simply march into

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Washington, d c. Which is
where our capitol was. And Hey,

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Bill, let me halt you right
now, because if we're running out of

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time, we got to go to
break real quick. Let's pick it up.

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That way, we'll have more time
in which to finish the story.

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we're back with you with my favorite
historian, the one and only Bill

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Feder, the American Minute Creator.
We're talking American history because a lot of

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this stuff, you know, Bill
Feller, I can tell you oftentimes when

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you're on the show, in the
radio show in the morning, and now

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in this show. I'm sure I'm
going to get the same guy responses is

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parents will say how come my kids
aren't being taught this, or even the

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kids will say, how come I'm
not being taught this. Sadly, American

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history somehow has become a problem for
some of this country, a minority,

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I would say, of people in
this country. But yet unfortunately they are

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controlling the levers and dictating that maybe
our kids should be taught things more about

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sex than the wholesomeness and the miracles
that God has extended upon this great country

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of ours. Yeah, it's a
socialist tactic called deconstruction, where you intentionally

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say bad things about a country's founders, so the students emotionally detached from them.

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Then you get them into a neutral
position where they don't remember where they

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came from, and then you can
brainwash them into whatever future you have planned

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for them. It's a sales technique. I was a toothpaste salesman. The

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first thing I do is tell you
negative things about the tooth you're currently brushing

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with. You're still brushing with that
stuff, haven't you read it's going to

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eat the enamel off your teeth.
Oh, you're repulsed by it. Now

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I have you in a neutral you're
open minded, but are all the toothpaste

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out there? Then I give you
my pitch for this brand new tart to

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control of breath freshener toothpaste. So
it's a drive new through reverts. It's

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sort of a gene replacement therapy for
a culture. Right, It's like you

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pick out the old identity DNA,
you put in the new. And so

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this is the tactic that they've been
doing. It happened in Europe went from

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a thousand years a Catholic cathedral's,
Protestant Reformation, Jewish neighborhoods to the French

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Revolution and it was secular year of
free sex. Anything goes. And now

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it's turning into a Islamic Sharia Europe
with Muhammad being the number one name for

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newborns and socialism, and so what's
been happening in the schools is intentional.

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And you have the sixteen nineteen project
and Howard Zinn's a People's sister in the

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United States, where you intentionally make
all of the founders bad and forget the

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fact that they gave us a country
where you get to be in charge of

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your life and all of us together
are in charge of the country, and

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how unique this is in the six
thousand years recorded human history. Forget all

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that they're bad people, and so
you got to throw away everything they did,

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and so now we have no memory
of it, and then it's easy

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for them to come in and brainwash
you. And I tell people there's two

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ways for people to give up their
freedoms, fear and free stuff. People

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are afraid they'll trade their freedom for
security, and then free stuff. Right.

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The government's so nice. It's given
you stuff until you get dependent and

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you want more free stuff, you
have to sell yourself into prostitution. Right.

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So it's like a drug dealer takes
over neighborhood two ways, comes in

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with a gun that gets people into
fear they submit, or he's giving away

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free drugs until you get hooked.
So these are the tactics that are being

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used to get Americans to give up
their freedom. You capitalize on this fear

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and then they need your correaction.
They panic, Oh, I got a

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surrender everything. There's a financial crisis. Surrender to the government. Have give

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us CBDC, a central bank digital
currency. Yeah, they'll fix him,

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but they'll control everything. Well,
let's let's surrender to the World Health Organization.

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It's a pandemic. Hurry up,
hurry up, surrender. You know.

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There's an interesting quote from Peter Teal, founder of PayPal, and he

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was at Stanford University in November twenty
two, twenty twenty two, and he

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said, the zeitgeist, or the
worldview on the left is will not survive

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another century. So we need to
immediately surrender to a globalist, totalitarian,

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one world government and he said,
whatever the future holds, we can't underestimate

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the danger of a one world totalitarian
government. And then he ends with a

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scripture which is sort of unusual Peter
deal encoding a scripture he said, first

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Thessalonian chapter five, he says the
motto of the antichrisis, peace and safety.

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He says, I think we would
do better to be more afraid of

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the anti Christ and less afraid of
arm again. Ooh, you know what

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you're talking about. Yeah, let's
not be afraid of the world ending,

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because a climate change in the world
end, you could of a pandemic in

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the world. Let let's not be
afraid of the world ending stuff. Let's

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be afraid of the people that are
going to save us from the world ending.

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Exactly, says the Anachars. Well, pieces, I'll fix it.

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Just surrender everything to me and I'll
fix you, save to you from this

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crisis. It's like, well,
maybe you're the one behind creating the crisis

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to get people into fear of panics
so they'll surrender to you. Yes,

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exactly. You know, as you
were talking, I was thinking, and

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that's what I was googly here to
remember that famous saying that those who would

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give up essential liberty to purchase a
little temporary safety. Deserve neither liberty nor

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safety. I would think the last
two and a half years taught us that

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quite resoundly. Yes, yes,
And but I did have a few comments

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about George Washington, just because he's
so unique. So he was unanimously chosen

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to be the Army's commander in chief. He was unanimously chosen to be the

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president of the Constitutional Convention where they
wrote the Constitution. He was unanimously chosen

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as the first US President, and
unanimously reelected to a second term. No

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one's ever been in those positions before. And he said that arms are the

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last thing to pick up and the
first thing to put down. One of

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the stories that I love is the
Newburg Conspiracy, and so I'm glad,

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I'm glad you're transitioning there because I
wanted to get you back there. Go

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ahead, So we win the Battle
of Yorktown. But the Continent Alarming had

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not been paid for years. I
mean, here they are fighting, risking

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their lives, and then I can
paid. And so a bunch of officers

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met in New York to form this
New Burg Conspiracy, and they were planning

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on marching into New York City,
which was the capital originally of the country,

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and to take over the government and
force them to pay the soldiers their

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back pay and their pensions. Well. At the meeting March fifteenth, seventeen

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eighty three, guess who shows up
but George Washington. And he quietly walks

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in. He goes to the front. He pulls out of his pocket his

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spectacles, his glasses. Nobody ever
saw him wearing glasses before. And he

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pulls out a piece of paper and
he unfolds it, and he says,

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gentlemen, you will permit me to
put on my spectacles, for I have

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not only grown gray, but almost
blind in the service of my country.

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Wow. And then he goes on
to say, let me conjure you,

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in the name of our common country, as you value your own sacred honor,

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to express your utmost horror and detestation
of the man who wishes to overturn

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the liberties of our country, and
who wickedly attempts to open the floodgates of

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civil discord, deluge rising from the
Empire and blood. Anyway, he says

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that you will afford an occasion before
posterity to say, had this day been

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wanting. The world had never seen
the last stage of perfection which human nature

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is capable of attaining. Anyway,
he basically says that all the blood or

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your fellow soldiers will have been in
vain if we go back to instituting a

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military dictatorship. He fulls up his
piece of paper, walks out of the

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room. The Newburg conspiracy dissolves.
I mean, he could have very easily

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said okay, guys, I'm with
you, let's go, and they could

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have made him king exactly. And
then there's a great story of the artist

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Benjamin West and he was born in
America. He's but he's a loyalist.

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So he goes back to Britain and
he's painting the portrait of King George the

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Third. They're making small talk because
it takes a long time to make portraits,

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and the king says, well,
what's the room or what do people

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say that this George Washington is going
to do now that he has defeated the

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king's army? And Benjamin West said, they say, your Highness that he's

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going to return to his farm.
The king says, if he does that,

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he truly will be the greatest man
in the world. You go from

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all the world's history. It's king's
killing to get power. King was killing

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to keep power. Washington had the
power, and he's going to give it

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up and go back to his farm. And so there was they look back

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to ancient Israel, but they also
look back to ancient Greece and Roman.

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There was a period before Caesar that
it was a Roman republic and they had

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six hundred senators, no king.
But if they needed something done in a

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hurry, like during an attack,
they had a position called the dictator.

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But for the Romans it was a
one year term, and so they got

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this guy named Cincinnatus. He left
his farm, came in organized Rome.

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He was good at that. They
fought, they defeated the enemy. He

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went back to his farm. Later
he's eighty years old. Rome, Roman

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Republic's attacked again. They get him
off his farm, comes in for a

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year and he's in charge. He
organizes everything, they win. He goes

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back to his farm. And this
was such a noble example that the founding

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fathers started the Order of Cincinnatus.
And of course Cincinnati, Ohio is named

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after him. And it's this idea
that you use the weapons, but then

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you put them down and you go
back to the legislative form of government.

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Right. And Julius Caesar wanted to
be quote unquote dictator for life, sort

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of like Jijing think says, I
want to be president for life. Why

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you can call yourself president, call
yourself dictator? Almost the same thing with

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putin Right, I mean, we're
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Show dot com. Bill Federer continues
with us and Bill, um, you

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know, for a moment, I
want to um, you know show and

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you know, brag about your you
know, your books, the American Minute

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Miracles and uh, you know so
many publications that you make available that are

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just rich with history and are just
such a blessing. Well you're so kind.

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Um. Yeah, The Miracles in
American History is a fun one.

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My wife and I put that together
and their stories where there's a crisis,

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they pray and things turn around.
And a couple during the rebel. Imagine

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that, I mean, because it's
like that's how our country was born.

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You know, we had a crisis. The Pilgrims prayed their hearts out for

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something like twelve years. God answer
their prayer brings into America, right.

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Yes. And so one of the
battles that is my favorite is the Battle

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of Brooklyn Heights. And so the
Americans are in New York and the British

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assemble the largest invading force in world's
history up to this point. When you

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consider all the firepower on these ships
that are three decks and cannons, and

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they begin to fill up New York's
harbor and they have four hundred ships,

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thirty two thousand troops. All of
a sudden, it's getting serious for America

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because we have this thrown together,
the ragtag Army, and you have the

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Continental Congress as a day of at
this fasting and prayer, and it says

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that we observe a day of humiliation, fasting and prayer with the United Hearts

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be a whale and confess our manifolds, SMS and transgressions. And by a

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since an amendment of life. He's
got right to his pleasure, and through

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the merits and mediation of Jesus Christ
obtained his pardon and forgiveness. So this

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is the same Continental Congress, just
two months before the declaration of Independence,

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having a day of fasting. They
rush a copy of this day of fasting

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out to Washington, and he gives
an order to his troops. He says,

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the Continental Congress having ordered the seventeenth
of May of seventeen seventy six to

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be observed as a day of humiliation, fasting, prayer, humbling to supplicate

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the mercy of Almighty God. He
says, the General commands all officers and

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soldiers to pay strict obedience to the
orders of the Continental Congress, that,

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by their unfeigned and pious observance of
their religious duties, may incline the lording

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giver of victory to prosper our arms. So Washington is ordering his troops to

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observe this day of fasting. And
then you have the British have a loyalist,

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and he shows the British where to
land away from where the Americans are

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who are dug in facing the East
River. And this loyalist leads the British

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all night long through Jamaica Pass and
they attack George Washington from behind on the

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morning of August twenty seventh, seventeen
seventy six. It's the biggest battle of

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the entire Revolutionary War. Three thousand
Americans are killed, only three hundred British.

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It's totally lopsided, and all the
Americans are scrambling because there'll be an

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attack from behind, and all their
defenses are facing the water, and the

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Maryland Regiment, four hundred of these
young men turn and they charge into the

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British lines once, twice, six
times until all of them are killed.

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But it buys time, and Washington
watching them from a distance, and he

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says, good God, what brave
fellows I've lost this day. And so

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whenever they would have the troops marching
in parade, he would always have the

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00:33:50.160 --> 00:33:54.079
Maryland Regiment go first, to remember
these guys. Anyway, they fight,

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they fight, and then the sun
goes down and Washington is pinned up at

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the water with these eight ten thousand
British troops behind him, the water in

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front of him, the thought probably
going through his mind the next day he'll

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be killed, but instead he gets
every boat he can find, and he

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begins to ferry the troops across the
East River to Manhattan Island, and they're

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doing a quiet pitch black. They
get about half the troops moved, and

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then the sun starts to come up, and the British excuse me. The

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American chief of Intelligence as Ben Kalmidge, and he says, as the dawn

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and the next day approach, those
of us who remained in the trenches became

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very anxious for our own safety.
And when the dawn appeared, there were

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several regiments still on duty. At
this time, a very dense fog began

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to rise off the river and seemed
to settle in a peculiar manner over both

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00:34:46.239 --> 00:34:51.960
encampments. I recollect this peculiar,
providential occurrence perfectly well. And so very

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dense was the atmosphere that you can
scarcely decert a man at six yards distance.

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00:34:55.159 --> 00:34:59.000
We tear it until the sun had
risen, but the fog remained as

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dense as ever, and so Washington's
able to continue to evacuate his troops.

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He's on the last boat that leaves
the fog. List the British charge,

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00:35:07.920 --> 00:35:12.239
no one's there. It was the
last chance the British had to capture the

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00:35:12.440 --> 00:35:16.079
entire American army all at once,
and so it's a miracle in American history.

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00:35:16.280 --> 00:35:22.280
Washington writes, the hand of Providence
has been so conspicuous in the course

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of the war that he must be
worse than an infidel that lacks faith.

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But it will be time enough for
me to turn preacher when my present appointment.

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But here at the very beginning of
the war, it could have been

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over right then and there. But
without this voll game. Bill, let's

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fast forward a little bit. I
mean, this history of ours is just

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packed with one miracle after another.
We're talking, you know, the early

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Revolutionary War between US and England.
Let's go how about World War two.

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Let's talk about some miracles that happened
during World War two. Well, there's

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the Battle of Atla Midway June fourth
of nineteen forty two, and Japan had

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a powerful navy, and they had
four aircraft carriers that were headed toward Midway

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Islands, and the Americans broke the
Japanese code and were planning on ambushing,

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but they couldn't find the Japanese fleet
in the middle of the Pacific Ocean,

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and so you had the American torpedo
bombers, and they took off first,

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and they were they would fly low
across the water, release the torpedo that

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would go under the water and then
hopefully hit the side of the ship.

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Well, the Japanese shot every one
of them down and all of them died

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00:36:53.119 --> 00:36:58.800
except one who was rescued from the
water. But none of their ships hit

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00:36:58.840 --> 00:37:01.159
their target. And you think,
oh, what a waste of life.

463
00:37:01.159 --> 00:37:08.199
Well it served a purpose because the
Japanese had all of their planes takeoff to

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shoot the Americans down. And now
the planes that landed and they were refueling

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00:37:13.960 --> 00:37:20.000
and rearming them, and they had
these slow elevators to bring the supplies up

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00:37:20.039 --> 00:37:22.719
from the lower decks to the top
deck, and you know, and then

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00:37:22.840 --> 00:37:30.800
you have the American dive bombers and
they're flying at a very high altitude and

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00:37:30.159 --> 00:37:36.239
they see a break through the clouds
and they they're The way the dive bomber

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00:37:36.280 --> 00:37:40.920
works is you literally point your plane
straight down at the ship like you're going

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00:37:40.960 --> 00:37:45.960
to crash into it, and you're
going full speed, and then you unhook

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the bomb and then you pull up
as fast as you can so you don't

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00:37:52.079 --> 00:37:58.880
crash into it. Exactly and so
you had Dick Best was one of the

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dive bombs, and so they were
able to sink three. And then the

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00:38:05.559 --> 00:38:10.159
fourth was so badly damaged that the
Japanese evacuated everybody off it and they sink

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00:38:10.199 --> 00:38:17.679
it themselves. But within just a
couple hours you had the Japanese navy cut

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in half. They immediately had to
go on the defensive instead of the offensive.

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And this was a miraculous turning point
in the Pacific War. Again once

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again, but for the hand of
God time and again throughout this rich history

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00:38:36.320 --> 00:38:40.320
of America. Bill Federer and I
cannot thank you enough for you know,

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being the vanguard and being the historian
that you are, you know, to

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bring this to us. We've got
to go to break. We come back.

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We're going to talk about one of
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It's American Minute dot com, American
Minute dot com. And what I've

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been talking about today is a book
called Miracles in American History. We have

533
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a new gift edition with fifty stories
all together in one volume. And the

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00:43:13.960 --> 00:43:17.480
one father say that he would read
a chapter because they're short chapters, to

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00:43:17.639 --> 00:43:22.840
his son every night. And after
a month or so, he got through

536
00:43:22.880 --> 00:43:24.280
all the stories, and then the
sun said, aren't you going to read

537
00:43:24.280 --> 00:43:29.480
from that book again? And the
dad said, he really really liked them.

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00:43:29.519 --> 00:43:31.480
So there's you know, Sergeant Alvin
York World War One, where he

539
00:43:31.639 --> 00:43:37.159
single handedly captures one hundred and thirty
two Germans and takes out their machine gun

540
00:43:37.239 --> 00:43:43.480
nests single handedly. And he's a
sharpshooter from the backwoods of Kentucky. And

541
00:43:44.440 --> 00:43:51.360
afterwards he gets the Medal of Honor. And they he said, some of

542
00:43:51.360 --> 00:43:53.719
them officers been saying that me,
being a mountain boy, done all these

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00:43:53.719 --> 00:43:57.639
things just by instinct. He goes, that can't account for the fact that

544
00:43:57.719 --> 00:44:00.800
I came out alive capturing He said, the hand that God must have been

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00:44:00.800 --> 00:44:05.000
in that fight, because I hadn't
ever had much of learning except from the

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00:44:05.039 --> 00:44:07.079
Bible, you know. So he
comes back to American starts a Bible school,

547
00:44:07.320 --> 00:44:14.400
Sergeant Alvin Yord, And and then
you have the Battle of the Bulge,

548
00:44:15.000 --> 00:44:20.880
and so you have d Day where
you have the over one hundred thousand

549
00:44:21.280 --> 00:44:24.519
Allied troops land on the coast of
Normandy and they're pushing the Nazis back back

550
00:44:24.519 --> 00:44:30.000
back, and then the Nazis decide
to make one last push to get back

551
00:44:30.000 --> 00:44:32.280
to Antwerp, Holland so they can
get a port where they can get gas

552
00:44:32.320 --> 00:44:36.119
because they're running out of gas,
right, So they do their blitz green

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00:44:36.559 --> 00:44:40.760
and they can't catch a bunch of
Americans behind enemy lines, and so best

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00:44:40.880 --> 00:44:47.880
On in Belgium is the city where
there's eight different roads. They go through

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00:44:47.880 --> 00:44:54.079
their sort of strategic and the Nazis
surround them and they demand that they surrender.

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00:44:54.119 --> 00:44:58.360
Well, coming to the rescue is
General Patton with the Third Army,

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00:44:58.679 --> 00:45:02.960
but he can't move as the weather
is so cloudy and raining and monkey and

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00:45:04.000 --> 00:45:07.239
snowy that the planes can't fly to
give him air cover. And so he

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00:45:07.280 --> 00:45:13.320
gets his chaplain, James O'Neill and
tells him to compose a prayer. And

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00:45:14.119 --> 00:45:16.360
if you've ever seen the movie Patton, it's pretty predicted in the movie.

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And he composes a prayer. They
printed on a quarter of a million index

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00:45:21.320 --> 00:45:24.880
cards with Patten's Christmas greeting to his
troops on the flip side. My father

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00:45:24.920 --> 00:45:29.239
in law was in a nursing home
before he died, and the guy in

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00:45:29.239 --> 00:45:32.239
the room next to him was in
Patton's army and he had had that card.

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00:45:32.280 --> 00:45:36.400
He showed it to How cool.
And so this is the prayer,

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00:45:36.519 --> 00:45:43.039
says Heavenly Father. We beseeched the
that I established by justice among the nations.

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00:45:43.039 --> 00:45:45.719
Hearkened to us, as men and
soldiers are praying to you, you

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00:45:45.760 --> 00:45:51.079
know, Sabalus from these immoderate weather. And anyway, the next day the

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00:45:51.119 --> 00:45:53.960
sky clears, the army marches,
they come to the rescue of the hundred

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00:45:53.960 --> 00:45:57.599
first Airborne. I talked to a
soldier that had been there. He says

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that the freezing, freezing cold,
and these Nazi tanks were coming, but

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00:46:00.280 --> 00:46:04.639
then they ran out of gas.
He says, there were just one cornfield

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00:46:04.639 --> 00:46:07.440
the way you could look at them, and they're going. Then the lid

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00:46:07.480 --> 00:46:10.559
opens, conculcum and the guys scurries
out. That's when there were all these

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00:46:10.599 --> 00:46:16.679
abandoned tanks because they ran out of
gas. And uh, just an amazing

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00:46:16.719 --> 00:46:22.280
story of courage. General Anthony mccauliffe
was the American general when the Nazis had

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00:46:22.280 --> 00:46:27.480
first surrounded him, they told him
to come to surrender and his response was

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00:46:27.880 --> 00:46:32.039
nuts, and they brought that back
to the Nazi commanders, like nuts,

579
00:46:32.320 --> 00:46:38.039
what does that mean? It's acrostic. I'm sure it's acrostic for something.

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00:46:38.320 --> 00:46:40.559
Hey, Bill, I'm not sure
if I told you this, but you

581
00:46:40.559 --> 00:46:43.559
know, my dad was at the
Battle of the Balls. He was a

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00:46:43.599 --> 00:46:49.400
medic U there with Patton and uh, you know, I've searched through some

583
00:46:49.599 --> 00:46:52.639
you know, he has since passed, and I've searched through some of his

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00:46:52.760 --> 00:46:55.760
archives of that to see if I
could find that that patent prayer. I'm

585
00:46:55.800 --> 00:47:00.599
sure he must have gotten one.
Yeah, yeah, and there's copies of

586
00:47:00.599 --> 00:47:02.440
it on the internet people you know, taking away the shots. So that

587
00:47:02.639 --> 00:47:07.920
but well, that's fascinating, Bill, And your dad was there. Yeah.

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00:47:07.960 --> 00:47:10.880
We our family has a has a
history of military service that we're quite

589
00:47:12.199 --> 00:47:15.400
quite proud of and so thankful to
a country that has given us, you

590
00:47:15.440 --> 00:47:19.559
know, the opportunities that we have. Bill, and I think this is

591
00:47:19.599 --> 00:47:22.880
why, you know, the fourth
of July has always been so special to

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00:47:22.000 --> 00:47:28.119
us, uh to and to most
Americans. And this year will be our

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00:47:28.400 --> 00:47:32.239
two hundred and forty seventh birthday,
right, yeah, yeah, Well we've

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00:47:32.239 --> 00:47:36.639
got five minutes left. I'm going
to let you, uh, you know,

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00:47:36.960 --> 00:47:42.559
remind us why the fourth of July
is so significant. Well, it

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00:47:42.599 --> 00:47:47.400
is a turning point in world's history
that you have people ruling ourselves without a

597
00:47:47.480 --> 00:47:52.960
king, and you don't appreciate that
until you study all the rest of history.

598
00:47:52.400 --> 00:47:57.400
Um, you know. Uh.
The I also talk about the War

599
00:47:57.440 --> 00:48:06.960
of at twelve and so when the
revolution ended, they went to Ben Franklin

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00:48:07.239 --> 00:48:08.679
and they said, oh, we've
won independence. He says, no,

601
00:48:08.760 --> 00:48:13.800
we won the revolution. The battle
for independences yet to come. What you

602
00:48:13.920 --> 00:48:20.960
talked about, Well, the British
regrouped and they you had our president was

603
00:48:21.920 --> 00:48:27.119
James Madison, and he cancels the
charter for the Bank of the United States,

604
00:48:27.119 --> 00:48:29.960
which was a private bank that had
a lot of British investors in it.

605
00:48:30.480 --> 00:48:34.079
And because he said, this bank
is too powerful at setting the interest

606
00:48:34.159 --> 00:48:38.679
rates for our country and sort of
a globalist bank, because the stockholders were

607
00:48:38.679 --> 00:48:43.280
a lot of these British and so
he cancels the charter and sure enough,

608
00:48:43.360 --> 00:48:47.639
right after that, the War of
eighteen twelve starts, and the number of

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stories won is the Battle of Lake
Erie. So the British controlled Detroit and

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all the Northwest Territory, which out
of which six states came from huge ratory.

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But the British control Detroit, and
so we don't even have a boat

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on Lake Erie. We don't have
a port on Lake Erie. And so

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we build the boats on land and
dragged them across a sand bar to get

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him into Lake Erie. And the
captain is twenty eight year old Oliver Hazard

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Perry and most of his crew are
free Blacks from Ohio, and they've never

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really fought in battles before. And
they confront the British Admiral Robert Barclay.

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He's got he lost an arm fighting
Napoleon at the Battle of Trafalgar, and

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the British have long range cannons and
they're pummeling Oliver Hazard Perry's flagship, the

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USS launch to pieces. But then
suddenly the wind changes directions and the British

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ships have to turn around and they
get their sails and tangled. Ships were

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turning in the opposite directions and they
were too closed and they're sitting there trying

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to figure out how do they untangle
all these rocks and seizes the opportunity he

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sails his ship by and he fires
every can like a madman. He disables

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the entire squadron of six British ships. Smoke clears, and then he tells

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the men on deck, the prayers
of my wife are answered. He writes

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to the Secretary of Wars, And
by the providence of God, you know

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the way about a sanguinary, bloody
conflicts, and God has delivered it to

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us and came to Madison. Thanks
God for the victory. But that allowed

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us to take back Detroit and all
this land out of which six states came

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from. And then you had a
Washington, d c. And the British

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this time marched right into our capital, and everybody's running away. Dolly Madison

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takes the picture of George Washington off
the mantle of the fireplace, and she's

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riding out of town. British run
in and they set fire to the city

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and everything's up in flames, and
then suddenly a storm comes in. Tornadoes

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pick up British cannons, throw them
yards away, and rains extinguished the fires.

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The British Admiral George Cockburn exclaims to
a lady Great God, Madam,

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is this the kind of storm,
to which you are accustomed to doing this

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infernal country, to which the lady
replied, doser, this is a special

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interposition of providence to drive our enemies
from our city. MARSI driven out,

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But just an amazing story. And
then there's the Battle of New Orleans.

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But it's all in the book Miracles
in American History and themute dot com is

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my website. Bill about a minute
left here again, we cannot thank you

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enough for coming on and sharing our
great history and getting us ready to celebrate

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July fourth, two hundred and forty
seventh birthday, rich with history, a

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time for us to get together.
This is a time that I also remind

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everybody. Bill, you and I've
discussed this before. Pull out the Constitution.

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Read it. I mean you're you're
there with family picnics and family friends

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and everything like that on this fourth
of July weekend. Pull it out and

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be blessed by reading the Constitution of
the United States. I know that that

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will open up a grand tradition for
families across the country. It will bless

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you all richly. Bill Fetter,
again, thank you for being with us

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again the website real quick. Remind
everybody it's American Minute dot com. Check

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it out, ladies and gentlemen,
for more information and to be a part

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of this uh you know, righteous
revolution and the mighty Martinez movement to return

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to God and to save our country. Check it out Bill Martinez Show dot

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com. May God bless you and
keep you, and make His face shine

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upon you. Go and be blessed
beyond your imagination. Thank you,