correspondent james rosen report, many people here were hoping for more. the 16-page document covers 2006 and lists $300,000 in fees. even though freddie mac contract with the gingrich group went on for years and netted the firm 1.6 million. it lists the gingrich agroup address on k-street. worldwide mecca of lobbying firm and the freddie mac executive who signed the document was the head of the lobbying arm. i have never ever gone and done any lobbying. i offer strategic advice on my history and history of washington. romney noted the k. street address and ridiculed him. they don t pay people $25,000 a month for six years as historian. citing other clients of other gingrich firm to argue that the house speaker was lobbying lawmakers in the fight over medicare part b if your entities are getting paid by health
call the u-6, which includes people who have gotten who have basically given up looking for work and also people who are working part-time but would prefer to be full-timers. so he s using a number but overstating what it is so he gets a half true. and bill, last night newt gingrich tried to downplay his work for freddie mac. here that is. the fact is i offered strategic advice, largely based on my knowledge of history, including the history of washington. government sponsored enterprises include telephone cooperatives, rural electric cooperatives, federal credit unions. there are many different kind of government sponsored enterprises and many of them have done good things. how does that do on the truth-o-meeter? not well. it gets a pants on fire. gingrich needs to brush up on what a government-sponsored enterprise is. there s only a handful of them. he s trying to make freddie mac sound benign. sound as warm and loving as your
december 26, washington troops marched in trenton. surprised the girryson and forced a surrender. the battle was a quick victory for george washington. they had gun powder in order with their musket they were able to do a complete and utter surprise attack. they were caught by surprise but suddenly, muskets were pointed at the troops. a short battle ensued and hundreds were prisoner of war and washington had a huge victory. news of the resounding victory spread rapidly throughout colonies. lack of provision. in my opinion, the significant moment in the american revolution.
just received a christmas package from my wife. it s very important. it reminds us that we get back home and missing. knowing she doesn t have me there with the kids. another christmas deployed. sean: for more information on operation care package go to patriotcarepackage.com. coming up next, the one christmas that shaped the future of america forever. we are going inside the history of washington s
when thing went to long i land it was awful. it was not going well august to early december. for george washington. as harsh winter set in, they faced lack of food and clothing. desertion was rampant. a victory was needed. citizens, come and join general washington s army. there was a feeling that the game is over. british were talking that washington lost and just a matter of picking up the campaign in the spring to have an easy victory. that is why washington as a general had to think out of the box. which he did. washington encamp on the west side of the delaware river, as the british army fortified its position on east