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you would be amazed. it s amazing, amazing stuff. yeah. glenn: david, go ahead. i asked if our founding fathers were alive today, and they were regular citizens how would they react to the action that the government has taken? glenn: i have to tell you, this is something i have heard from a a great question. from a ton of people there. a lot of people who say they would have been with the torches and the pitchforks and they would have taken this wrong. good for you. why? several things. we were being shot at for five years before we thought of a declaration. glenn: we pick up the phone. how long did it take to get to england? six weeks. what was interesting is we ve been fighting for five years and in may of 1776, just weeks before the declaration, we sent the olive branch petition saying guys we want to reconcile. we re not trying to separate here. they send 25,000 british troops at us.
how would they react to the action that the government has taken? glenn: i have to tell you, this is something i have heard from a a great question. from a ton of people there. a lot of people who say they would have been with the torches and the pitchforks and they would have taken this wrong. good for you. why? several things. we were being shot at for five years before we thought of a declaration. glenn: we pick up the phone. how long did it take to get to england? six weeks. what was interesting is we ve been fighting for five years and in may of 1776, just weeks before the declaration, we sent the olive branch petition saying guys we want to reconcile. we re not trying to separate here. they send 25,000 british troops at us. at that point, we got nothing glenn: what is his name was in the pulpit, and rode down john peter gabriel mullenburg. he rode up. glenn: said you don t know
they were regular citizens how would they react to the action that the government has taken? glenn: i have to tell you, this is something i have heard from a a great question. from a ton of people there. a lot of people who say they would have been with the torches and the pitchforks and they would have taken this wrong. good for you. why? several things. we were being shot at for five years before we thought of a declaration. glenn: we pick up the phone. how long did it take to get to england? six weeks. what was interesting is we ve been fighting for five years and in may of 1776, just weeks before the declaration, we sent the olive branch petition saying guys we want to reconcile. we re not trying to separate here. they send 25,000 british troops at us. at that point, we got nothing glenn: what is his name was in the pulpit, and rode down john peter gabriel
they were regular citizens how would they react to the action that the government has taken? glenn: i have to tell you, this is something i have heard from a a great question. from a ton of people there. a lot of people who say they would have been with the torches and the pitchforks and they would have taken this wrong. good for you. why? several things. we were being shot at for five years before we thought of a declaration. glenn: we pick up the phone. how long did it take to get to england? six weeks. what was interesting is we ve been fighting for five years and in may of 1776, just weeks before the declaration, we sent the olive branch petition saying guys we want to reconcile. we re not trying to separate here. they send 25,000 british troops at us. at that point, we got nothing glenn: what is his name was in the pulpit, and rode down john peter gabriel