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[patriotic music]
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Von Steuben's like,
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I am gonna whip you guys into shape.
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New coach is in town.
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Adams has prostitutes
shipped in from overseas
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that he bangs all the time.
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I keep seeing spit flying from my mouth.
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- No, I'm feeling it.
- Benedict Arnold's like, yeah,
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I am going to betray the United States.
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And she's like, I love it.
I love being a spy.
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I drank all the whiskey in town.
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- Oh.
- I'm too drunk.
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2x08 - "Philadelphia"
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People don't like
us 'cause we're honest.
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We're brutally honest
here, and we'll tell you,
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[bleep], if you don't like
it, then go [bleep] yourself.
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It's a hardworking, blue-collar town.
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A lot of these people in this town
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will give the shirt off
their back for anybody.
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It's the most historic
city in the country.
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It's the birthplace of America.
We got everything...
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Independence hall,
Liberty mother[bleep] bell.
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We got it all, man.
Boston, [bleep] you. Yeah.
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Hey, buddy, thanks
for having me over.
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- Of course.
- How are you feeling?
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Man, I haven't been drunker.
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- You what?
- Never been drunker.
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All right.
Are you ready to tell history?
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Yeah, I can do it. Yeah.
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Hi.
This story will be about Wilhelm...
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[mumbles]
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[laughs]
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I'm gonna tell you a story
about General Von Steuben.
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It's the American revolution.
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Washington troops are freezing to death.
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They said, Washington, you
don't know what you're doing.
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Everybody around us is dying.
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They don't have anything to eat.
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They are freezing cold.
What are you gonna do?
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Washington says, I'm gonna
talk to my buddy Ben Franklin.
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'Cause I don't even know,
but Franklin was just partying in Paris.
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It's very weird.
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Franklin learns of this Prussian
war general... Von Steuben.
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He was trained by the king of Prussia.
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Ben Franklin says,
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hey, Von Steuben,
why don't you come to California?
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- Nah.
- No.
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Ben Franklin says, why
don't you come to America
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and fight for us?
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And Von Steuben's like,
look, I already got kicked out
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of Prussia for being gay.
I'm okay here in Paris.
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It's okay to be gay in Paris.
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And Paris is like,
not okay to be gay in Paris.
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We're about to kick you out.
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And Von Steuben says,
check, please.
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[laughs]
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So Von Steuben shows up
with cooks and butlers.
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He's dressed to the nines.
He's wearing furs.
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He's got a dog, and he says,
hey, I'm Von Steuben.
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He looks at all of General
Washington's soldiers,
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and he says,
look at this group of dogs.
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They're dying.
They're starving.
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They have no ammunition, no love.
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The soldiers are like,
I don't like this guy.
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George Washington says, no, no.
Give him a chance.
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Give him a chance.
Give him a chance.
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And Von Steuben's like,
I am gonna whip you guys into shape.
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New coach is in town.
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Von Steuben starts
training the soldiers,
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running them through the ranks.
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He's stretching them
through the stretchers.
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He's yelling at them in Prussian.
And they go, what's he saying?
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Washington is like, oh, boy.
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The guy doesn't even speak English,
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so he says,
blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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Blah, blah.
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And they hear, blah, blah, blah,
blah, blah, blah, blah.
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What are we gonna do?
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But guess what.
A young captain shows up... Ben Walker.
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He says, I can understand
all the blah-blah-blahs.
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I speak Prussian, and I can help
the Americans understand him.
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Von Steuben turns over
his shoulder and sees...
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the most handsome
American he's seen so far.
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Steuben's into blondes and
this guy is platinum blonde.
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Beautiful cheekbones, puffy lips.
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Benjamin Walker says,
I will be your guide,
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and, uh, they become buds.
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"Buds."
[laughs]
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They have this... this...
this training montage.
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[Survivor's Eye of the Tiger]
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So Benjamin Walker ends up
being exactly what they needed.
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He helps them with the troops.
Von Steuben starts teaching them things.
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He's like, these are knives.
You can use them to stab people.
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And they're like,
oh, that's a great idea.
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He teaches them how
to clean their teeth.
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Teaches them how to clean their bodies
so they don't get disease.
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People were like, we're just
trying to win a war, man.
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And he was like,
this is how you win a war.
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? it's the eye of the tiger ?
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They start training
harder, and then he says,
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Ben Walker, yell at them in English,
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and that guy says, more squats.
More squats, come on!
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He literally churn... he churned...
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he churned the army into butter.
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- Do you know any drinking games?
- Oh, yeah.
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I was just thinking, is there any way
we could take this shot?
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- Oh, what's that?
- You got to drink.
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Oh. Wait.
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So...
it's the battle of springtime.
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No, it's battle hill.
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No, it's the battle of Barren Hill.
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These terrified kids
are just crushing it.
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His troops start beating
battle after battle,
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using the tactics of Von Steuben.
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They use their bayonets.
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They had all clean teeth,
and they won the war.
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Washington said,
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Von Steuben,
you can live with Washington...
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- I'm sorry...
- Ben Walker.
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Washington said, I'm
gonna give you a house
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to live in, and I want
you to live with that guy,
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Ben Wa... Ben Wa...
that guy.
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I will grant you the
most beautiful love ever.
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So the army used Von Steuben's
tactics for 100 years.
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They called it the blue...
the Blue Book.
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That's why we're here safe.
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So Von Steuben saved the world.
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This story's like that
movie Renaissance Man.
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Remember when Danny DeVito
came as the poetry teacher?
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No. No, it's not like that.
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It's more like the, uh...
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- the guys from the world cups...
- Okay.
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- Isn't that...
- Mm-hmm.
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- Isn't that...
- Mighty Ducks.
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Yeah, that's it.
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It's more like the world mighty cups.
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- The Mighty cups.
- Mighty cups.
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Yeah.
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I want to tell you this...
John Adams is a hermaphrodite.
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- That's a pretty good campaign.
- It's a very good campaign.
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The history of Philadelphia...
what's your favorite part?
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- Answer it, Anna.
- Come on, Anna!
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Cheesesteaks?
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In Philly, you can go
and get a good cheesesteak.
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It's a pride thing.
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- It is a pride thing.
- Yeah.
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There's so much history
here, but the people
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alive today only care
about goddamn cheesesteaks.
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We can't get over the fact
that we figured out to put
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cheese and steak in a [bleep] roll.
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I mean, this is ridiculous.
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Did you have a hole in
that, or what happened?
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I'm gonna clean that up.
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- Like, really?
- I didn't do that.
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You know this is my
goddamn home, right?
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You live in this [bleep]hole?
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Hello. Today we're gonna talk to
you about the election of 1800.
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[slurps, laughs]
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Thomas Jefferson and John Adams...
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they were founding fathers of America.
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They were also the best of friends.
Adams was like, the constitution...
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you can kind of bend that
how you need to bend it.
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We can kind of work with this,
and Jefferson was always like,
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constitution is the constitution.
You can't [bleep] with that.
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But they loved each other...
until Adams became president,
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and immediately they
started butting heads.
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John Adams was like, it's
illegal to talk any [bleep]
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about the President
of the United States,
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and if you disagree with
the federal government,
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[bleep] you.
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And Jefferson was like,
well, this is tyranny.
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That's a violation of a little
something called freedom of speech.
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It all really reaches its
head on the election of 1800,
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where these two lifelong friends
were pitted against each other.
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Adams is like,
if you elect Thomas Jefferson,
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here's what you're gonna get.
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Murder all the time.
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Everybody's gonna be
murdering each other.
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Incest, your wives will
lose their virtue having sex
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with a lot of dudes willy-nilly.
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So Jefferson starts talking a
lot of [bleep] about John Adams.
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We're talking about guys who,
like, created this country.
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They were really like a
bunch of eighth graders.
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He was like, you know what?
Adams has prostitutes
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shipped in from overseas
that he bangs all the time.
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I'm just gonna... I'm just
gonna tell you that right now.
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I-I feel like I keep seeing
spit flying from my mouth.
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- No, I'm feeling it.
- Am I spitting a lot?
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Yeah, I'm glad
you're seeing it, yeah.
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- That's good.
- I'm in the splash zone.
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So Jefferson went to the newspapers.
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He says, I want to tell you this...
John Adams is a hermaphrodite.
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He's got both man
and woman sex organs.
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This is, like, a published statement
from Thomas Jefferson.
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Adams was like, okay, fine.
You want to go that route?
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That's when [beep] got really dirty.
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Adams says, oh, by the
way, if you were thinking
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about voting for Jefferson,
you shouldn't because he's dead.
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- That's a pretty good campaign.
- It's a very good campaign.
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- Vote for me. I'm alive.
- Yeah. Even if you disagree
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with everything I say,
at the very least, I'm alive.
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Would you rather be accused of having
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a penis and a vagina or being dead?
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I think being alive
with a penis and a vagina
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would be an amazing experience.
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And you're alive.
[laughs]
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Jefferson calls upon a hatchet man,
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James Callender, to publish
newspaper articles about Adams.
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Adams...
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What was I gonna say?
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Oh, yeah, and he was gonna
go to war with the French.
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That's what was published
in the newspaper.
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And it's a lie. It's not true at all.
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America was like, I don't want
to go to war with the French.
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That sounds terrible.
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And they elect Jefferson into office.
Jefferson wins.
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Adams is like, you want to
go with this loser, fine.
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But before I leave, I'm going
to appoint all of these people
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who violently oppose
everything Jefferson stands for,
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and then he's like, I hope
you like all these ass[bleep].
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So cut to four years down the line,
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and Jefferson's daughter dies,
and Abigail Adams is like,
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Look, I know we've had our
differences with Jefferson,
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but I should pop him off a letter.
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She's like, look, I'm
really, really sorry
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about your daughter, and
it sucks that she is dead.
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Jefferson gets this
letter, and he's like,
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I-I want to thank you so
much for being so considerate
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about the death of my daughter.
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But while I've got your attention,
I also want to tell you,
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[bleep] you, and [bleep] your
husband for being such ass[bleep]
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Who [bleep] up my presidency.
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This is how immature these great
men of American history were.
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He can't even, like, just...
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Like, that should have
been two separate letters.
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She's like, John, you know what?
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We're done with Thomas Jefferson.
He's an ass[bleep].
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I tried to make it work with this guy,
but [bleep] him.
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So these two don't speak for a decade.
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Eventually, Benjamin Rush,
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who was another founding
father, was like,
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look, John Adams. Johnny,
I love you two guys.
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Why aren't you speaking anymore?
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Why can't we all be friends like
we used to back in those glory days,
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those 1776 days that were so magical?
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And John Adams was like,
look, I love Tommy Jeffs.
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I'm a big fan.
I'll pop him off a letter.
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It's very general.
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It's like, hey, how you doing?
I-I miss you.
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I hope you're all right.
How's things going?
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Jefferson gets the letter.
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He's like, Adams, Johnny ads.
Good to hear from you, buddy.
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It's been ten years. How's life?
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And then the letters start
flowing, and before you
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know it, they start to
connect on certain things.
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They start to connect on,
I'm a little concerned about slavery.
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Thomas Jefferson was
like, I'm anti-slavery,
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but I do have hundreds of slaves.
[chuckles]
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Uh...
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Uh...
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- What am I talking about?
- Keep going. You got it.
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It's weird how quickly
alcohol makes you not realize
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what you said at all.
[laughs]
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So, by the end of their life,
these two have exchanged 158 letters,
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and they're best friends again.
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Then it's 1826.
John Adams is on his deathbed,
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and his last words are,
independence forever, and also,
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Thomas Jefferson survives because
that guy's [bleep] awesome.
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Little did he know that
just a few hours prior,
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miles and miles away, Thomas
Jefferson had also died.
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That day was July 4th,
the 50th anniversary
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of the signing of the
Declaration of Independence,
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- which is crazy.
- That's true friendship.
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- True friendship.
- Cheers.
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To friendship.
You're my best friend.
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- We barely know each other.
- No, we're best friends.
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They realized Benedict
Arnold has become a traitor.
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Benedict's like, babe,
we've been found out.
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People say that this place
is haunted. Do you feel that?
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I'm sure that the spirits
that are in this house
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are very accepting of
the fact that we're here.
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I can't deny something's going on.
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You know, the [bleep]'s getting real.
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Benedict Arnold.
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Both: Benedict Arnold.
Benedict Arnold.
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Oh, my.
He just said they called me an idiot.
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That's sad.
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- I feel things, chip.
- No, say it ain't so.
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If there's any spirit in this room,
touch Derek.
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Do you hear that?
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- That was my stomach.
- Okay.
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I will admit to that one.
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[glasses clinking]
Cheers. Good ghost hunting.
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Drink up, bitches.
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- Thanks for having me over.
- Oh, my gosh, I've been, uh...
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I drank all the whiskey in town.
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All of it?
There's none to share?
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- Oh, there's some to share.
- Okay.
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I'm too drunk.
[laughs]
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Hello. Today we are going to
talk about Benedict Arnold.
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Benedict Arnold was a general
in the American revolution.
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He's a hero of Saratoga,
but the Continental Congress
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promoted five other generals
and not Benedict Arnold.
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Benedict Arnold was
very bummed out by that,
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so he goes to Philadelphia.
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There's a young woman, Peggy Shippen,
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who is the it girl of Philadelphia.
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Peggy was like, I'm
hilarious, I'm British,
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And I'm the most beautiful
person that anyone's ever seen.
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She has a suitor named John Andre,
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but Benedict sees her and just
falls crazy in love with her
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and tells her, it's better with you...
this is not an exact quote.
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It's better... you are so great.
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I love you so much.
You're so great.
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So she marries Benedict Arnold,
who I believe she also loved.
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- Oh, god.
- What?
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I just realized that I was being filmed.
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[both laugh]
My god.
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So, anyway, Peggy says,
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sweetheart, you deserve to be backed
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by the government that you belong to.
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You know, the British...
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would appreciate you.
They would love you.
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Also, my family's British.
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Benedict's like, no, no, no.
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No, I'm not gonna... I'm not
gonna defect to the British side.
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That's insane.
George Washington's my daddy, kind of.
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Peggy says, look, I have a friend
in the British army, John Andre.
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Benedict's like, is that
guy your ex-boyfriend?
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Peggy's like, well, I mean,
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Benedict, if you really want to
be with me, be more confident.
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And Benedict's like, yeah.
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yeah, I am going to
betray the United States
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because I love you, and
I'm going to prove to you
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that I am not jealous,
and makes love to his wife.
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00:16:37,702 --> 00:16:40,287
And she's like, I love it.
I love being a spy.
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This is so great because I love drama.
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I'm Peggy Shippen,
like, what an adventure.
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She was just a sheltered,
entitled [bleep].
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I have this whole imaginary
chorus of women that are like,
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don't say [bleep].
Don't say [bleep].
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But she was a [bleep] [bleep].
[laughs]
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She was bad.
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Peggy says, you write me letters.
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I'm going to pass them on to John Andre.
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00:17:02,886 --> 00:17:06,638
So Benedict writes letters
which are really passionate.
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00:17:06,767 --> 00:17:10,653
They're like, oh, Peggy, I love
that I get to do it with you,
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Because he knows that John
Andre is going to get them.
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Also, the continental army
is going to West Point.
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Also, I love you, and
I love you. I love you.
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00:17:19,484 --> 00:17:20,984
So they're passing letters
back and forth, back and forth,
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back and forth.
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00:17:22,162 --> 00:17:24,497
And eventually Benedict
tells John Andre,
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okay, I'm gonna give you the
information on how to attack us.
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I'll tell you everything.
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Also, I'm going to invite
George Washington to my house,
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so you can take him if you want.
Like, his friend.
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- Love.
- Yeah, it sucks, sucks so much.
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So they meet behind American lines,
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00:17:42,960 --> 00:17:46,046
and Benedict takes out
all these maps and says,
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okay, if you're going to attack,
you need to attack this way,
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And they're signed by Benedict Arnold,
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which I don't understand
why he would do that.
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00:17:56,011 --> 00:17:58,630
So John Andre starts headed home.
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He doesn't get very far
before he encounters three men.
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They're like, okay, you have a red coat,
368
00:18:04,831 --> 00:18:07,500
and you have a British accent.
We're going to search you.
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00:18:07,591 --> 00:18:09,976
John Andre's like, ugh.
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00:18:10,084 --> 00:18:12,152
And he has these maps,
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00:18:12,243 --> 00:18:18,532
and they realize that Benedict
Arnold has become a traitor.
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- I made a cake.
- Oh, my gosh!
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00:18:24,738 --> 00:18:28,208
- It's a history book that's drunk.
- That's amazing.
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00:18:28,335 --> 00:18:31,749
Thank you for teaching
me about Benedict Arnold.
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- Cheers.
- Cake.
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Ah.
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So Benedict says to Peggy,
babe, we've been found out.
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And she's like,
you just... you, get out of here.
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00:18:43,612 --> 00:18:45,063
Like, I'll deal with it on this end.
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00:18:45,203 --> 00:18:47,821
Meanwhile, George Washington
is walking up to their house.
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George Washington, head of...
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Life? The head of the entire
continental army is like,
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Oh, I'm gonna have breakfast
with, uh, Peggy and Benedict,
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my favorite people in the whole world.
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He gets these papers that
Benedict Arnold betrayed him,
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and he very famously says,
whom do we trust now?
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[shudders]
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00:19:13,766 --> 00:19:18,235
I'm too drunk.
Um, he goes to the house.
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00:19:18,368 --> 00:19:21,420
Peggy, meanwhile, rips
off half of her clothes.
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00:19:21,547 --> 00:19:22,964
She's holding
her six-month-old.
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00:19:23,052 --> 00:19:26,871
Peggy says, ah!
You are sent here to kill my baby.
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00:19:26,984 --> 00:19:28,452
Baby killer, you're
here to kill my baby.
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00:19:28,575 --> 00:19:32,462
And he's like, oh, my gosh,
you're crazy. You're so cra... no.
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00:19:32,589 --> 00:19:35,641
He's just like, uh,
women with their hysteria.
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00:19:35,769 --> 00:19:38,321
She's crazy right now,
but she's absolute...
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00:19:38,447 --> 00:19:43,161
I can say without a doubt
that she is innocent.
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00:19:43,300 --> 00:19:44,934
She was...she was... she was brilliant.
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She was great.
She wasn't great.
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00:19:46,646 --> 00:19:49,815
She was bad.
[laughs]
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Anyway, Benedict Arnold
joins the British.
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He's like, hey, I was
American five minutes ago,
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00:19:55,095 --> 00:19:57,514
and now I'm British.
Let's do this.
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00:19:57,607 --> 00:19:59,158
And they were like, no, we
don't... we don't trust you
404
00:19:59,247 --> 00:20:02,136
because you're this traitor.
Just get the [bleep] out of here.
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00:20:02,221 --> 00:20:04,370
And he was shunned by everyone.
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00:20:04,469 --> 00:20:08,103
Then he was this, and
like, limping, sad mean man.
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00:20:08,232 --> 00:20:14,132
And before he died, he said to Peggy,
take out my continental uniform,
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00:20:14,305 --> 00:20:16,756
and she put it on him, and he said,
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00:20:16,899 --> 00:20:20,751
I-I regret ever wearing
any other uniform,
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and he died.
He died in his American uniform.
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You know what's really
funny about being drunk
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is that you really feel
like you're doing all
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the important things
that you needed to do.
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Right.
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[both laugh]
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