Coming to you from the Hagman Report.com studio, located in the Keystone State,

birthplace of a mighty nation, it's your host, Doug Hagman.

You know, I don't say this lightly, but someone or a group of someone's will be

murdered, and that's going to start it all.

247 years ago, today, April 19, 1775, was the Battle of Lexington and Concord.

That was the actual kickoff of the American Revolution.

And why that's important, of course, is the Lexington and Concord, that battle,

was the very first military conflict of the Revolutionary War.

The battle helped to create this unity among the colonists.

And in this battle, the American patriots succeeded by having this very strategic victory,

over their oppressors, and their oppressors in this case were the British Royal Force.

And this really boosted up the morale of the colonists, of the patriots, so much.

I mean, that's how important this was.

The battle also, more or less, shut the diplomatic doors of diplomatic negotiations between

the patriots of the 13 colonies and the British oppressors of the colonists.

So this is a day in history that I think we're close to seeing again.

All right.

The American Revolution, if you're able to, and I know we had some computer issues due to some power problems,

but if you're able to, show that image of the American Revolution,

the battle of Lexington and Concord, of course, this is the start of it.

And obviously it was a bloody battle.

It was horrific.

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