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00:00 [music]

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00:55 July 4th, 1776, the city, Philadelphia.

01:13 The place, the home of Thomas Jefferson and his cat,

01:16 who coincidentally is also named Thomas.

01:19 The event, one that will go down in history.

01:22 >> At long last, it is finished.

01:26 A declaration of our colony's independence.

01:29 I shall not be swayed by your laziness, Tom.

01:32 Today is a momentous day, and I, Thomas Jefferson, must make ready.

01:36 [MUSIC]

01:46 [LAUGH]

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02:22 [LAUGH]

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02:32 [MUSIC]

02:39 >> There you are.

02:40 Have you seen the document on my desk?

02:42 It is of the utmost importance.

02:44 [MUSIC]

02:48 You threw it out the window.

02:50 The future of the republic depends on you getting it back.

02:54 [MUSIC]

02:55 Hurry, you dolt!

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04:05 >> When in the course of human events,

04:11 this is a declaration of independence.

04:14 Why, this is treason.

04:16 Who's gonna do the taxation without representation?

04:21 [MUSIC]

04:31 So you're the treasonous dog.

04:44 Wait a minute, I'm a dog.

04:46 I mean, you're the rebellious pussycat.

04:49 Now, hand it over.

04:51 [MUSIC]

04:59 You tricky traitor.

05:10 [MUSIC]

05:20 Now, what would be better to clobber that cat with?

05:23 Bone or cannonball?

05:26 Definitely the bone.

05:29 [MUSIC]

05:39 Yankee kitty came to town treasonous and phony.

05:56 [MUSIC]

05:59 Offered me a ham on rye, but I preferred bologna.

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06:24 [LAUGH]

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06:46 Brothers, rest assured, my cat will bring the document post-haste.

06:51 Look, I knew he would not fail me.

06:54 Well done, Thomas.

06:56 Gentlemen, I give you the declaration of independence.

07:02 [MUSIC]

07:04 This is an outrage.

07:06 Look, hither comes a true patriot.

07:10 Thank you, we sir.

07:12 Hurrah!

07:15 So on that day, July 4th, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was signed by Congress.

07:23 And if you look very closely, you'll see it was also signed by a mouse.

07:29 [MUSIC]

07:38 All right, kids, let's all stay together.

07:41 We've seen lots of amazing things from the history of aviation, but I've saved the best for last.

07:47 Kind of ironic, because this was a great first.

07:51 There was a time when only birds had the power of flight.

07:55 But then the Wright Brothers came along and invented the very first airplane.

08:01 This is the Wright Flyer of 1903, the plane that gave us the first moused flight.

08:09 Um, don't you mean manned flight?

08:12 No, son, the first moused flight.

08:15 Would you like to hear the story of that courageous mouse?

08:18 Oh, yes.

08:19 Tell us, too.

08:21 It all started in the Wright Brothers' bicycle shop in Dayton, Ohio.

08:26 [MUSIC]

08:38 Wilbur, do you see what this bold little mouse is doing?

08:42 How rude!

08:44 No need to be alarmed, Orville.

08:46 I'll call your worthless cat.

08:48 Thomas, please attend to that meddlesome mouse.

08:51 [MUSIC]

09:07 Get that mouse, Thomas.

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09:19 Did you see that, Orville?

09:20 I did, Wilbur, I did.

09:22 I think that mouse knows something about aerodynamics.

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09:29 And he's terrifically good at outsmarting Thomas.

09:32 The combination of those skills will help with our experiments.

09:35 Let's begin right away.

09:37 [MUSIC]

09:40 I hope the mouse finds our box kite useful.

09:43 Look, here he comes.

09:45 And your cat is close behind.

09:47 [MUSIC]

09:54 Look, Wilbur, the kite's working.

09:57 Let's just hope your cat doesn't create too much drag.

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10:10 The mouse caught a thermal updraft.

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10:23 A perfect landing.

10:25 What excellent flying.

10:28 Quick, brother, let's return to the shop.

10:32 Thomas, pick up that kite.

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10:40 From kites, the Wright brothers moved up to full-sized gliders,

10:45 big enough to carry a man.

10:47 [MUSIC]

10:50 As well as pull a cat.

10:53 [MUSIC]

10:57 Now, the Wrights were ready to make a plane that could take off under its own power.

11:02 But before they built a full-size version,

11:04 they tested models in a device they called a wind tunnel.

11:09 I simply cannot figure out what is wrong with the flyer.

11:13 Don't worry, Wilbur.

11:14 We can run more tests after lunch.

11:16 I've made bouillabaisse.

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12:17 Oh, dear, something's wrong with the wind tunnel.

12:21 Wilbur, is our plane all right?

12:24 Great, Scott, the model's flying and with only two wings.

12:27 Oh, goody, a biplane.

12:32 Whoa.

12:33 I've got you.

12:36 [MUSIC]

12:41 With the design of the Wright flyer completed,

12:44 the crew packed up and traveled to the testing fields in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.

12:52 This propeller is broken and we need two to fly the plane.

12:56 Well, then, we just need to figure out how to fix it.

12:59 [MUSIC]

13:27 It's flying.

13:29 Where did the mouse find another propeller?

13:32 It's wonderful.

13:33 It's thrilling.

13:35 It's coming right at us.

13:38 Run.

13:40 [SCREAMING]

13:47 Don't just stand there, Wilbur.

13:48 Take my picture.

13:52 And that's just how it happened on December 17, 1903.

13:57 Oh, the humans will get all the credit, but it was a mouse who made the first flight.

14:02 But don't you have any proof?

14:04 Some corroboration?

14:06 Isn't that the way it happened, Tom?

14:09 Yep, that's pretty much it, Jer.

14:16 Everybody, we'll meet back here in 15 minutes.

14:24 [MUSIC]

14:42 Does you see that, Tom?

14:44 Looks like our little mousey friend has struck gold.

14:48 What do you say you and I go help ourselves to his good fortune?

15:06 Gold, gold.

15:08 We're going to be rich.

15:10 Yee-haw, gold, financial liquidity.

15:20 If I catch you crooked kittens jumping anyone else's claim, I'll hose your carcasses to jail.

15:27 Does you understand?

15:33 Well, that takes care of that.

15:36 Don't worry, little guy.

15:37 I'm sure they won't be bothering you anymore.

15:48 We gotta find a way to steal that gold so nobody sees us.

15:52 After all, just because that mouse earned it doesn't mean he deserves it.

16:10 Oh, I get it.

16:12 We start a tumble from our claim and dig under the river to his gold deposits.

16:18 I'll start us off.

16:37 Did you find any gold to steal?

16:42 Lemonade.

16:59 Tom?

17:18 So, you's got the claim downstream from the mouse tomb.

17:22 Seems all legal-like.

17:24 Make sure you keep it that way.

17:43 A wave that size should do nicely.

17:56 Yahoo!

18:10 (roaring)

18:29 Well, that's the last of it.

18:45 The rodents mined out all the gold.

18:47 If we're gonna get any, we'll have to stop 'em before he makes it to town.

18:52 You in?

18:57 Okay, Tom, that's plenty of rocks.

19:00 I'll mark the spot on the road, and when the mouse gets to it, you pull the rope.

19:16 X marks the spot.

19:44 Huh?

19:50 Well, what do you know?

19:52 He made it.

19:53 We better not let him get away.

19:56 You first, termite wrangler.

20:00 Leaving our financial futures up to a bunch of lazy, loafered insects.

20:05 (screaming)

20:10 All right, let's get these doggies moving.

20:15 I mean the cattle, Tom, the cattle!

20:25 Stampede!

20:40 We did it, pal.

20:42 Now let's get this loot to town.

20:49 Greetings, boys.

20:51 Seems you have quite a haul.

20:52 Let's take a look.

20:54 Hmm.

20:55 Sorry, but this is pyrite, fool's gold.

20:59 And this is one of those chocolate coins wrapped in gold foil.

21:02 And this is a gold record.

21:04 And this is nothing more than a turkey leg painted gold.

21:07 You fools are wasting my time.

21:10 I got the real gold right here.

21:13 Using your car as a decoy was a great idea, Jerry.

21:16 That way, I could keep the real stuff safe and sound.

21:22 You are going to be a very wealthy mouse.

21:25 And you spring jumpers will be very comfortable in your new home.

21:31 In jail!

21:33 I knew this was a lousy idea.

21:35 ♪♪

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