all other similarities situated kicked off. this is his cry of, if they can do this to me, they could be with you. that is a manipulation tactic that we see president trump used constantly, and this lawsuit is not going to go anywhere. one of the tails is, if you were to expect this lawsuit to advance, he would have to produce discovery about his conduct on january six, and the topic of a social media companies. he most certainly doesn t want to go there, and he knows he will have. to this lawsuit will be dismissed. but he was asked about that today, peter, baker his role on january 6th. listen to what he said. that whole unfortunate event, it just went through congress,
regulations on the states largest insurance company. the state assembly speaker refused to pass the budget with those new rules inside. the shutdown leaves new jersey state parks and beaches closed during this holiday weekend. most government buildings were also stay closed until lawmakers reach a budget deal. eric: you know the name from history class and you might think he rallied the other members of the continental congress in philadelphia. with that famous cry of, give me liberty or give me death. are you sure about that? what do we really know about founding father, patrick henry. drain is now his historian, john is the author of a new book about patrick henry titled patrick henry: champion of liberty which hits bookstores in your e-reader up properly this july 4th. john, especially. welcome. thank you for joining us. we really don t know that much about this founding father. why is that and why do you say
gets to what krystal is saying. i think the basic stumbling block is i can t think of anyone in this country who really you could say rises above the political debate, rises above the partisan polarization and can make a definitive statement about this is something we should accept as a fact as a reality, this side happens to be ride on this issue without immediately being tainted with the cry of, you know, partisanship. you think of the famous example of walter cronkite back during the vietnam war. he had the vast middle american audience and supposedly lbj decided it was doomed when he lost walter cronkite. you think about some kind of parallel example today, you know, any news person who does that, if it s inconvenient to the right you would taint them for political purposes. as you have explained before they consistently taint the new york times or other respectable organs so they can not have to listen to them in the future. right. and, you know, it s a real it s a real
considers honest american voices and what the president s cry of, yes, we can, has become. peter? good morning, steve. thank you. you know, have you ever cared about someone or something so much that it hurts? have you ever worried yourself sick? a lot of you care about america are hurting and sick with worry. as you consider where our country is going. more unemployment than almost three decades, the prospect of higher taxes, fines, deficits and a new government mandate from a health care law that most americans did not want. big government spending more dollars which seemed harder to come by in a new global economy. you ask, will i have a job next year? why didn t my opinion and those who made up the majority of americans matter as the president transformed a sixth of our economy. why were we patronized by white house officials who acted as if they know better? they said you don t understand what you re getting. they lectured us. you asked, can popular will survive in the growing s