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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20100705:21:08:00

man because nobody trusted anybody. all the states were arguing with each other. nobody you couldn t sell anything across the border. the whole thing was falling apart. here is george washington, a man whoed a 16 was out surveying land for his country, which was then great britain. all he wanted to do was go to mount vernon and be a farmer. his country, britain and then the united states of america, had him serving year after year after year after year. after he won the revolutionary war, he went back to be that farmer in mount vernon. things started to fall apart and they came knocking at his door. they said, george, we need you, because the whole thing is falling apart. i m paraphrasing but i think it was pretty close to

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20100705:21:26:00

in the south. you have here benjamin turner. this guy here is really cool. robert brown elliott, probably the most brilliant guy of the era. he took on the vice president of the confederacy in a debate on the floor and tore his head off, the race with alexander stephens. glenn: when did we turn were these guys proud americans or did they say oh, they, this is the epitome of what we were talking about. half of the guys taught themselves to read and half of them were slaves and five years later they were in congress. as slaves it was capital offense to learn to read. these guys in five years if you read their speeches and record of congress, you better have dictionary and thesaurus in both hands. you won t understand the language they used. it s so brilliant what the guys did. glenn: part two of the black founding fathers show coming up ahead. but next, the genius that created this. our first political cartoon.

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reverend jonas clark s church. they went out, if i m not mistaken, they were in church at the time, right? he called them together at church. glenn: okay. called together at church and said let s go! they went to defend their town. when the shot heard around the world was over that day, there were american, 18 americans lying on the ground. what you don t see in this painting are the equal number of whites and blacks. they were white and black patriots. it was a mixed church. did you even know that happened? one of those injured patriots on the ground in this painting was a black man named prince estobrook. i bet you never heard of him before. how about the painting of george washington crossing the delaware? a bunch of white guys, right? no. look here. african-american. helping row the boat across.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20100705:21:00:15

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20100705:21:14:00

i don t think i could take him seriously. i hope that s not really what he looked like. he stood there and no church would let him speak. he went outside in the snow and the rain. alone. one thing you start with, with whitefield, he was the best known person in colonial america,. glenn: how is that possible? that s like all of a sudden i was going to say i could see it happening. like in 200 years people say michael jackson, who? what? he was that big of a rock star, right? yes, he was. the equivalent of someone saying they ve never heard of billy graham or something like that. not to know about whitefield. he was the primary instigator of the great awakening of the 18th century. he spoke to and was seen by far the most people in colonial america. before the revolution, he was simply the best-known person in america. now he actually, he had

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