Bannon`s War Room Episode 4426: The Shot Heard Around The World: 250th Anniversary Of Lexington And Concord (cont)
Apr 19, 2025
Philip Patrick, a representative of Birch Gold, shares his insights on gold and world markets, reflecting on the American Revolution from a British perspective. Tej Gill, an entrepreneur and former Navy SEAL, discusses the resilience of early patriots and ties historical struggles to modern political challenges. They delve into themes of civic responsibility, the shifting value of gold amid economic pressures, and the importance of personal health preparedness. Together, they connect pivotal moments in history with today's pressing issues.
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Lexington and Concord's Revolutionary Impact
- Lexington and Concord showed the British colonists were tough and ready to fight for their rights.
- This marked a distinct American identity separate from Englishmen.
Supreme Court's Halt on Deportations
- The Supreme Court paused deportations under the Alien Enemies Act despite it being the president's sole authority.
- This reflects judicial interference in executive power on national security matters.
British View of American Revolution
- British schools teach the American Revolution more as a British empire history focusing on causes than a heroic revolution.
- The conflict is seen as a contested political mismanagement rather than American valor.