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This is CBS, I on the world.

I'm John Batchelor.

It's a great pleasure to visit with John Grove, the editor-in-chief of Life and Liberty.

That's Lifeliberty.org to look at the website, who has an essay, Mr. Grove, in a recent issue of Civitas Institute, Civitas Outlook, celebrating this time of year, April of 1775. It is an anniversary of types to the men and women of 1775 who rose up against the greatest Navy and army in the

world. And we're successful. And here we are today puzzling. Why it is they rose up,

they took those risks. Remember only a third of the people at the time were in revolt from the

king. A third of the people were loyal to the king and a third wandered around in between. Sound familiar?

Well, that was then. However, I come to why it is they rose and it connects amazingly with

the events right now, the disorder and the turmoil in the world markets and in the political

conversation of the United States.

John, a very good evening to you.

Thank you for this.

I go to one little phrase that we all have from childhood, I believe, when we were learning first about the revolution.

And that was the reason the colonists revolted was no taxation without representation. Is that the correct reason? Do I say it

correctly? And was that all of it? What did it mean to them? Good evening to you, John.

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