interview--Will Hazelgrove on Morristown and the trying winter of 1779-80

It was a record-breaking bitter winter that froze the Hudson River solid, which led to a British plot to kidnap George Washington in order to win the American Revolution. How he avoided that attempt, overcame the starvation deaths, mutinies and desertions of his beloved Army that bitter winter, and the treason of his trusted general Benedict Arnold, makes for a fascinating look at a seldom-reported trial for the commander and the Continental army.