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Nov 5, 2026

Jonathan ViaudHOST
2:16
59 Americans were killed in the Battle of Fort Washington, 96 were wounded, and an astounding 2,837 men were captured.
Jonathan ViaudHOST
2:27
The loss of Fort Washington forced the Americans to abandon Fort Lee, located across the Hudson River in New Jersey, then flee down through New Jersey, finally setting across the Delaware River in Pennsylvania.
Jonathan ViaudHOST
2:39
Adding insult to injury, on December 1st, 1776, 2,000 American soldiers saw their enlistments expire.
Jonathan ViaudHOST
2:48
They did not re-enlist to continue the fight for liberty.
Victor MartinezHOST
5:43
Lucky it was a side tricep and not full frontal, you know? But, again, I appreciate it.
Victor MartinezHOST
5:51
River Palm is one of the best steakhouses in Fort Lee, New Jersey.
Victor MartinezHOST
5:56
That's Edgewater.
Victor MartinezHOST
5:56
I think it's arguably probably the best steakhouse in Fort Lee.
Victor MartinezHOST
6:00
Yeah, no, get the steak for two, guys.
Victor MartinezHOST
6:02
A lot of fun.
William CooperHOST
26:33
But a British ship came up the river and cut off ours, and all was lost.
William CooperHOST
26:39
The next day we crossed the river and went over to Fort Lee.
William CooperHOST
26:43
Soon after, we crossed back and landed above Kingsbridge.
William CooperHOST
26:47
We marched on and came to a place called Frog's Point.
William CooperHOST
24:32
The baggage was carried to the North River with an officer and ten privates to guard the chests, but a British ship came up the river and cut off ours and all was lost.
William CooperHOST
24:43
The next day we crossed the river and went over to Fort Lee.
William CooperHOST
24:47
Soon after, we crossed back and landed above Kingsbridge, We marched on and came to a place called Frog's Point.
William CooperHOST
24:56
There we had a small brush with the enemy.
Norm WilnerHOST
34:45
The professionals in...
Noah SeganGUEST
34:48
Fort Lee?
Norm WilnerHOST
34:49
Fort Lee, thank you.
Norm WilnerHOST
34:50
Yes, it's too generic.
Norm WilnerHOST
34:51
It's not even funny.
Brittany BellCORRESPONDENT
30:05
69 in the city, the same in White Plains and 66 in Islip.
Brittany BellCORRESPONDENT
30:09
Across New Jersey, Patterson, Paramus 72, Fort Lee 70 and 72 in Jersey City, Hoboken, Maplewood, Cranford 72 degrees tomorrow.
Brittany BellCORRESPONDENT
30:17
tomorrow.
Brittany BellCORRESPONDENT
30:18
Some fog early rest of Wednesday.
Kerry DoughertyHOST
30:14
so anyway, but it was an English murder.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
30:17
I don't know how that got woven into Fort Lee.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
30:19
I
Kerry DoughertyHOST
30:20
don't know.
Kerry DoughertyHOST
30:20
It was a haunting kind of theme song.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
30:24
Keene and Fort Lee and North Jersey, allegedly, allegedly.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
30:28
What? The pizza parlor that we used to hang out at, we had a guy who was a friend of ours, kind of an acquaintance of the people that lived in our house in the Bronx.
Mike ImpreventoHOST
30:40
And his dad was apparently a maid guy in the Fort Lee mob.
Blake McGreadyGUEST
24:39
So Bayard's Hill, just near the freshwater pond in lower Manhattan, there's a fortress that's going to go there.
Blake McGreadyGUEST
24:45
Fort Washington, along the Hudson River, across the Hudson River in New Jersey, Fort Lee, all these places start to get militarized.
Blake McGreadyGUEST
24:52
Long Island is really important because both armies seem to realize that they're going to need immense quantities of food, forage, and fuel, so there's gonna be fortifications going up on Long Island that are gonna be used to defend essentially the village of Brooklyn, today the borough of Brooklyn, from British attack.
Blake McGreadyGUEST
25:11
And Washington's army at this time is probably about 20,000 or so persons.
Marvin MillerNARRATOR
9:47
Control of the Hudson became imperative during the colonial revolution for independence.
Marvin MillerNARRATOR
9:52
The British attacked and captured Fort Washington and Fort Lee late in 1776, but their attempt to cut the jugular vein that united New England and the middle colonies was unsuccessful.
Marvin MillerNARRATOR
10:05
Colonial independence won, peace reigned again over the river Henry Hudson once described as the great river of the mountains.
Marvin MillerNARRATOR
10:14
Yes, running 306 miles from the summit of Mount Marcy in the Adirondacks to the wide-spreading harbor of New York City, the Hudson River became the lifeline of a new nation just beginning to explore and develop its natural riches.
Do It All DadHOST
2:35
Trash! Pick it up! Don't throw your life away! Holla! New York Dolls live! Thank you very much! On the video, Junkie the Pianist recoils from the repeat visions of the kid throwing his horrible jazz record out the window hoping it would break on a tree after the little one admitted to liking jazz prior, which made him more putrid sick in his stomach than ever before.
Do It All DadHOST
3:00
Now, Chunky the pianist wallows in the lowest form of self-pity, looks up to his leaky, decrepit, light flickering ceiling, and asks God in the most dejected, harrowing way, How can you like some jazz but not my jazz piano masterpiece? Junkie, the pianist, drones on, adding, Who cares if I'm a white boy in glasses who looks like he should be a furniture salesman from Fort Lee, New Jersey? And how dare this so-called stay-at-home comedian proclaim best 20 bucks I ever spent? After his carefree son flings my jazz masterpiece into the yard.
Do It All DadHOST
3:56
As if it was another frenetic Herbie Hancock handjob record.
Do It All DadHOST
4:02
Knowing that the jazz critic at the Village Voice called my jazz piano masterpiece heroin hell.
Do It All DadHOST
4:49
Why don't you compose some fruitcake songs? You can sell to Broadway like Cole Porter or those fancy schmancy Gershwin brothers for a change.
Do It All DadHOST
4:57
At least they dress nice and look the part.
Do It All DadHOST
4:59
You look like a junkie furniture salesman from Fort Lee, New Jersey.
Do It All DadHOST
5:04
But hey, you wear glasses and play in all the hip jazz joints downtown.

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