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♪ >> with his cousin mounting a strong defense, sam adams sees his efforts to provoke an uprising slipping through his fingers. >> john adams' ace in the hole trial which his cousin doesn't want him to use is a deathbed confessi confession. >> doctor, good morning. when had you your last conversation with patrick carr? about 4:00 in the afternoon, proceeding the night on which he died? and what was it he said? he said he fired -- >> why did the soldier fire? >> he fired -- ♪

answers back and forth. if you have questions, i'd love to get your feedback as we go through it. well, there's a number of reasons to look at that 1960 election. first of all, you have two fascinating political characters. john kennedy and richard nixon were two of the most brilliant political minds america produced in the '60s. nixon was on the national ticket five times and won four of the five times, and last i checked that's one of the best batting averages of anybody who's run for the american presidency. and, of course, john kennedy becoming the first and only roman catholic p...