Episode 4879: Green Policy And AI To Blame For Electricity Prices Increasing; An Inconvenient Study
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This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people. I got a free shot on all these networks lying about the people. The people have had a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you've tried to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.
And where do people like that go to share the big lie? Mega media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Band.
It's Saturday, 25 October, Year of Our Lord 2025. Let's go. We've got a very special guest at a very special place to remind us what this is all about and what we are fighting for. Patrick K. O'Donnell, the best combat historian of his generation, is at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Patrick K. O'Donnell, can you tell us exactly where you are, sir?
I'm on top, a little round top, Steve. The position of the 16th Infantry Michigan, where the epic stand is the far left flank. The 20th main is a little bit further down here. Behind me is the slaughter pen and Devil's Den in the Valley of Death. I mean, this is a glorious day. I've been here at least 100 times. This is one of the most incredible days I've ever been here.
No, it's beautiful. Fall day. And so people should know this was day two at Gettysburg, right? And you're at the far left flank of Meade's army. The slaughter that went down below you and then the fight on the hill later in the afternoon was what determined – basically held the Confederacy from rolling up the left flank of General Meade, correct?
Yeah.
That's correct, Steve. This is one of the greatest inflection points in history right here on Little Round Top. Had they been able to seize Little Round Top, they would have gotten behind Lee's army and potentially flanked it and forced to retreat.
This is what made Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain was the young colonel at the time from Bowdoin College, a classics professor that was the head of the 20th Maine. He was absolutely – and the great thing about it, when you talk about the tip of the spear or the front, he was the anchor. They were the absolute last guys on the far left flank of the Union Army, correct?
Yeah.
they were told to hold at all costs steve and their position was tenuous they were the far left and they had to hold at all cost and they you know they're assaulted uh four times by the 15th alabama under william c oats and they are nearly overrun they're out of ammunition they're taking the they're taking ammunition from the dead And it's here that the, the great, uh, counterattack, which is a bayonet charge, it's kind of a swinging door takes place and they, they capture portions of the 15th Alabama and force them to retreat. One of the great inflection points, one of the great small unit actions in military history, um, in American history.
And, uh, The 15th Alabama under – I think it was Colonel Oates. I mean people – you have to go to Gettysburg.
How do green policies and AI contribute to rising electricity prices?
You should definitely go and take the family. Their charge was uphill four separate times and refused to quit and really against horrible terrain and just going straight uphill. That part of it is a steep incline. So the bravery of the 15th Alabama was extraordinary, sir.
The 15th Alabama and the other elements of John Bell Hood's brigade were extraordinary this day, as well as those in the Union Army. This was a hold at all costs and a take at all costs. This is one of the great inflection points in history. I touch upon this a little bit in The Unvanquished, which is out in trade paperback this week. It's there that Mosby plays a role indirectly of leading Jeff Stewart's Calvary Corps on a long raid where they're exactly in the wrong place at the wrong time, where they could have been Lee's eyes and ears at Gettysburg. Yeah.
Leland Vitter was in yesterday talking about his book, and we had that huge poster for The Unvanquished in the War Room.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02–3:30
2
How do green policies and AI contribute to rising electricity prices?
3:30–6:02
3
What historical significance does Gettysburg hold in American history?
6:02–12:39
4
Who was Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain and why is he important?
12:39–54:05
Speakers
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