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i was in a class with robert kennedy junior in college. imes i sat beside him. i didn't know him. i don't remember speaking with him. when i saw him i felt nothing but sadness. he is and mine. he was just a few years away van from the night his father was assassinated. i grew up in a boston neighborhood of dorchester, where his grandmother was born. boston irish catholic kids my age grew up a drawing president kennedy and then being crushed by the sequential assassinations of the kennedy brothers. robert kennedy junior was noticeably the least attentive student in that classroom, with me probably being the least capable student in that classroom. i did not know them that he was addicted to drugs and college, and as he is subsequently told us, what i was seeing in the classroom fits that description. there's a difference between attending college, which can be done while addicted to drugs, and being educated in college. robert kennedy junior has no science education at all, none. but even though he could never get through a pre-manned class

por justicia a ella, a mi hermana. robertsosamente este edificio a mis espaldas, que es donde se encuentra la fiscalÍa especializada en feminicidios. segÚn los hermanos, se sorprendieron que durante las conversaciones los investigadores nunca mostraron interÉs en resolver el crimen y encontrar al asesino de rossi. intentamos en mÚltiples ocasiones entrevistar a la fiscal, pero nunca respondiÓ a nuestra solicitud. en mÉxico, la familia de una vÍctima tiene derecho a que las autoridades le den acceso a la carpeta de investigaciÓn en cualquier momento. >> nunca me pasÓ por la cabeza. roberts: juan dice que tuvo que esperar 3 meses y se sorprendiÓ al saber las limitadas evidencias recolectadas por los detectives. >> la policÍa de investigaciÓn solo se le ocurriÓ extraer los videos de la entrada principal, en los que solo en uno aparece mi hermana. roberts: en la otra entrada, ubicada en la parte posterior del edificio, hay otra cÁmara de seguridad. >> pero no se les ocurriÓ extraer la informaciÓn de los videos que habÍa en la entr

named bernie sanders about bernie sanders blamed the birds and crashed trumpets the width is but a robert f kennedy is changing the way this campaign is being looked at a much to disagree and of the establishment and the media thoughts this week, my wife and i went to see about the kennedy junior at a event here which volleyball tea uh when he was just invited to the center for ethical culture because he of course, but were not i became an anti semite bobby can the juniors and that the somebody because he dared to suggest that there might be, believe it or not, they demographic or genetic component to different diseases like, oh, i don't know, tay sachs and then a sickle cell anyway. long story short. he had to redeem himself. he was uninvited, at the center of the go, called your were robert oppenheimer with the school. that's the, you know, she was moved a gentleman cuz it was a, a, it was one stock needs. coachella needs firing line people from app and here's the best part. every demographic, i've seen a little babbage years could be a piece. old young black white gave you straight. sh

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share in a hamptons house, and robert continued to go was seen partying in a notorious disco in the hamptons called marrakech. >> even his dress changed. from l.l. bean to "saturday night fever." this wasn't the concerned husband, and the summer house people they thought that his behavior just was rather cold and dismissive of his missing wife. >> bob's coworker at his hospital, karen caruana, was also out in the hamptons at the time. some mutual friends suggest that the two of them meet for a date, even though it had only been a few weeks since gail went missing. >> we went out to dinner. he drove back to this house. and i remember sitting in his kitchen and asking him, you know, tell me what happened with gail. and what he told me was gail had left and flown out to california and gotten some kind of a waitress job on the coast. he had hired a private investigator and this private investigator had found her out there. >> that wasn't true. what we know for a fact is after having spoken to the investigator that there was never any evidenc

a part next. interesting chuck, this catch aqona, today's guest iris history and geoffrey roberts, friday, the the hello and welcome to was a part the russian military operation in ukraine of those 2 markets. first anniversary having demo cadence, millions of lives on both sides of the conflict, inter before and after. how well do the protagonist understand the child, their motives and goals and we've been damaged, already inflicted as any reconciliation even possible? well, to discuss it, i'm now enjoyed by geoffrey roberts, professor emeritus of history at the university college court. this is a robert's is great to talk to. thank you very much for your time. thanks for the invitation. as you pointed out in one of your articles at western media are still awash with the theories and narrative of what was on vladimir put his mind when he authorized this incursion into your brain. but according to you, they all missed one important factor which is put into a pots elliptic vision of a nuclear on your brain, imbedded in nato. what do you mean by that? and do you think that vision as apocalyptic as it

a very long. well professor roberts, we have to take a very short break right now. but we will be back in just a few moments station. the or the, [000:00:00;00] the, in the 1934 france invaded algeria and straight away the french started inhabiting it to strengthen their position. the column is known as the new wires took the best land from day one. the local population was put into an unequal position and was briefly exploited this cause and as discontent. the people of l. g area began their long term fight for independence. in 1954, the banner of freedom was raised by the national liberation front. a guerrilla war against the occupants broke out. the french tried to suppress, to rebuild you in using chrome measures. whole villages were wiped out acts of georgia and executions of civil people including pregnant women, children and old people took place more than 2000000 people were born into concentration camps. however, these punitive measures didn't help. cl, jerry and patriot managed to induce france besides these negotiations. in 1962 heavy and the cords were a

a continuous thing to do. so i, you know, the all of the game plan. yeah. and when robert f kennedy becomes president, we stop the partisan annihilation. recriminations the polarization down to our granular level, which is even divided members of families by the way, in the states. when we find a way to nip back to the fabric of, of, of human decency and humanity, so that we can be one nation again. so that we can work in the world community, recognizing the power that all nations have to determine their own state. we have a donor base is around the world. what's that about? i mean, we, that's about yesterday and tomorrow it must be about in america to take some cooperative publishing where we can have caught economic competition certainly. but the years of military competition, they have to be put aside. they have to be added. that is because the 12 is robert and kennedy, judy is gonna have to meet the man with him soon as well as joe biden, because when he was in and the robot i've got a junior know being given as much. i had time arguably in these primaries for 2024 up.

this is a robert's is great to talk to. thank you very much for your time. thank you for your invitation. as you pointed out in one of your articles at western media are still awash with the theories and narratives. so what was on vladimir put his mind when he authorized this incursion into your brain? but according to you, the o, i miss one important factor. we just put into apocalyptic vision of a nuclear arm, few brain embedded in nato. what do you mean by that? and do you think that vision as apocalyptic as it may be? i have any grounding in reality it. what will it will it will i describe that the purchase decision to go to well with your crime as a decision to try the type of plan it prevents the right to prevent the continued build up of the nature ukrainian. ready is on russia's russian border. yeah. so he's basic perspective was that, that build up was on the media, retard french or russia in the meat or long. so what would actually represent the next essential french russian highs. view these arguments, the set this by the time and again, since sen

you in new york um a little hi, probably on my part of my introduction there my, i'm not endorsing a robert f kennedy junior, but very much like be to 2016 but presidential campaign, which i was gonna skip this way, you know, to look if it's domestic politics. and then there was a guy named donald trump and then there was a guy named bernie sanders. well, bernie sanders blamed and burned and crashed. trump is the width is but robert f kennedy is changing the way this campaign is being looked at. a much to the chagrin of the establishment and the media thoughts i this week, my wife and i went to see about the kennedy junior at a event here which volleyball t uh, when he was dis invited to the center for ethical culture because he of course, over and i became an anti semite, bobby can the juniors and that the somebody because he dared to suggest that there might be, believe it or not, they, uh, demographic or do you have the component to different diseases like oh, i don't know, tay sachs, and then a sickle cell anyway, long story short, he had to redeem himself. he was uninvited, at the cent

so just to give you a few, in 1920, in may of 1920, robert meyer is a teacher in a one room nebraska schoolhouse as parochial teacher and he is teaching an 11 year old boy how to read the bible in german. and for this he is arrested because in about half the states in the country in 1920, it was illegal to teach languages other than english. and yet, robert doesn't back down and he his case up through the courts and in 1923, the supreme court comes back in support of meyer, enshrining the right for to learn languages other than english. there is the story of mendez v westminster, who the mendez family in the early 1940s. they go to enroll their kids in school and they are told, no, you can't go here. you have to go to the segregated mexican school down the road because at the time in the southwestern, particularly in california, in this case, there were segregated mexican and white schools. but the mendez's didn't back down and they organized with other families. they hired a civil civil rights lawyer and they sued the schools and the case went up to the ninth circuit and at the nint

a certainty. haidi: joining us now is robert mead, pimcos head of asteria and co-head of aipac portfolio managemento have you on as bonds get interesting and appealing again. the ecb says it will not be a straight road, if we get tweaks, if we get a bit of easing, if we get a bit of pulling back. robert: other science suggest we are somewhere near the top of the cycle. when you think about it is already priced into markets. whether it be two more hikes, depending on the jurisdiction. we are close. and from that point of view, bonds are exciting once again, they have become attractive for investors and there is lots of action. haidi: where do you see opportunities? robert: anywhere where the central bank is close to the end game, or where the market is pricing in the end game. almost all of the developed world is now in that zone. new zealand re-think has been there for a while and that is why they have been in pause mode. we think australia is well into restrictive territory, from the -- i think 4.1% is very restrictive. there are lots of changes happening in terms of how quickly that monetary poli

um, uh, i'm not endorsing a robert f kennedy junior, but very much like be to 2016 for presidential campaign, which i was going to skip this way. you know, to look if it's domestic politics. and then there was a guy named donald trump, and then there was a guy named bernie sanders about bernie sandra. it's blamed bell burge and crashed . trump is the width is but robert f kennedy is changing the way this campaign is being looked at a much to disagree and of the establishment and the media. thoughts i this week, my wife and i went to see about we kennedy junior at a event here, wish volleyball tea uh when he was dis invited to the center for ethical culture because he of course, but were not i became an anti semite. bobby can the juniors and that'd be somebody because he dare to suggest that there might be, believe it or not, they demographic or genetic component to different diseases like oh, i don't know, tay sachs and then a sickle cell anyway. long story short. he had to redeem himself. he was uninvited, at the center of the culture, where robert oppenheimer went to school texting. you kn

robert f. kennedy jr. a congressional platform to spew his hatred? here's the answer. robert f. kennedy jr., is a living, breathing, false flag operation. his whole campaign is being run by right-wing political operatives who have one objective. try to take down president joe biden. that's why robert f. kennedy jr. was given a congressional platform. on this week of all weeks. because my extreme maga republican colleagues are not interested in doing anything meaningful to improve the economy, address inflation, create jobs, or deal with public safety concern, particularly around the gun violence epidemic that are afflicting the american people. reporter: there are only a limited number of days left before you leave for august recess. a about the resolution about santos? mr. jeffries: i have not had a discussion around the typing of the santos issue. the extreme maga republican majority is more concerned with defending serial fraudster george santos than defending the health, safety, or economic well being of the american people. we were told months ago that the ethics committee w

this is the real robert oppenheimer, a - man, really. , a few years after the first atomic explosion had taken place. he had begun to doubt the wisdom of the bomb, fearing the power he had helped unleash. for director christopher nolan, creating the film provided opportunities and obstacles. every project has unique challenges. this time we were using the imax format, which is usually used for pure action. we were using it for these giant landscapes of new mexico, the build—up to the trinity test, a turning point in the file but also for people, faces, to get it into oppenheimer�*s head and see things from his point of view. oppenheimer goes on general release in a few days' time. we all remember _ release in a few days' time. - all remember this day. release in a few days' time. we all remember this day. a - release in a few days' time. we all remember this day. a film l all remember this day. a film that reminds _ all remember this day. a film that reminds us _ all remember this day. a film that reminds us how- all remember this day. a

, robert, can i ask a question?it goes and ebbs and flows and you know that. >> sandra: go ahead, douglas. >> the best majority of jobs in the sector but why does the president not care about them? there was nothing for them. >> what do you mean? the service sector is 80% of our economy and it is where wages -- >> yeah, there is nothing and bidenomics for that. you listen to the speech. he said nothing. nothing. >> this speech today is on -- okay. >> sandra: it is a fair point. >> i disagree. these projects are actually coming to fruition faster than years past peer that is why 35,000 of them. what is happening in kentucky? look at these red states that are actually all of a sudden vibrant in manufacturing. those are different things. >> sandra: i think that is the point. >> that is the point. >> sandra: just like the eb push, touting these turbines. who makes those, robert, china? a majority of them? >> a different speech, it sandra but he said colorado. >> sandra: that is right. >> but is not colorado -- colorado,

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what could a president, robert f kennedy junior, due to the silicon valley companies to enforce the 1st amendment to the constitution? or it's not doing to anyone. it's just not the government having a government which understands that it has no right to reach into the private lives of people. it is no right to sentient sensor speech. that yes, there are limitations for re understand that from a justice oliver wendell holmes are said that you are right to swing your fist stands at the tip of my nose says tree stage and does have limitations. and we, kennedy presents well reestablish the government's limitations. the government will stop this government spying on people to stop the government using check companies to do this. originated with the government and the government using its power with tech companies. this, it didn't start, was the tech companies and necessarily coming up with this grant idea about the central issue. this is towards, from inside the government. and this is something that the tech companies always learn to cooperate because they have their own concerns about reg

the official newspaper related to the islamic republic of iran has published a report about robert mali with specific details. can you confirm the number of the details? i can only say that i am very limited for any comments. there are laws in this field that are imposed on us based on the law on protecting the privacy of individuals. i can only say that he had given up his duties as a special representative for iran issues several weeks before this detailed date. iranian iranians have published a drop of financial relations from the second half of july and shocked every time washington officials shocked because the us magazine wrote some in tehran and specifically the tehran times know what the residents of washington were unaware of the iranian students . washington is hard to worry about one person in intelligence sources in washington began to suspect that someone from the white house foreign ministry, robert mali, or perhaps one of iran's close allies, was giving information. some observers say that a series of revealing reports by the tehran times may reveal more information about

he previously served as syria outreach coordinator with the us and bassett, a robert ford. and he was a policy advisor to re former us ambassador to view and samantha power. all right, while you are joining us from washington dc, to help us explain this is, this is a complicated one. to wrap your head around, there was a lot of big power still is a lot of big power politics of play here with russia, western countries, darky, a, syria, and there been different attempts to renew authorization to a deliveries each with competing agendas. explain well, the russian answering machine's agenda is to reassert a saw control over all of syria and in this case already smarter crossings. even though as you speaker mentioned, the syrian army and government physically are not there. and these aren't corner quote, liberated areas for the international community, the us to our key, the europeans, others. they just want access. they want unfettered access to deliver as many people as they can. and they prefer to work with the united nations, as obviously the most reliable, reputable, and, an

a town hall with a democrat running for president and coming up, robert f. kennedy will join us. ave a rowdy new york city crowd. thanks for coming. no topic is off the table, no question is off limits. we don't agree on everything but that is not my role tonight. we are not going to shut down robert f. kennedy jr. he is running for president and there are other people that have said they want to deep platform him and not listen. i believe in freedom and freedom of speech and the freedom of the american people to hear things they may disagree with and determine for themselves whether they agree or don't agree. that is going to be up to you, the audience. like others in the media mob, make no mistake they are furious with rfk jr. they loathe his stance on medical freedom and privacy. they are angry he does not toe the party line and donald trump, they can't stand robert kennedy jr. is a freethinker with classic liberal principles. today's democratic party is about compliance, about groupthink. stepping out of line can be unacceptable for many, especially for a kennedy. many democra

a year later, that robert treat paine jr composes a popular song. adams and liberty. in 1798, it figures prominently in the john adams reelection presidential campaign in 1800, which he unfortunately still loses to jefferson. but the song's melody is a winner, and it finds immortality 16 years later by being adopted in our national anthem. another son, charles, is on the 25th anniversary of independence nation, and one speaks in the old south meetinghouse of how america was once a howling wilderness and is becoming the permanent boast of the world. he will lose his fortune and die of tuberculosis. in 1810, before his father dies, leaving his widow sarah sumner cushing, shown here to raise their four children alone. as a single parent. one of those four children being my great great grandfather. also marking the 25th anniversary of the signing. in 1801 is a picture. don't call the congress voting independence in which appears the first commemorative group painting of the 56 signers by robert pine and edward savage, who needed to paint portraits of each signer for the j

this is a robert's is great to talk to. thank you very much for your time. thanks for the invitation. as you pointed out in one of your articles at western media are still awash with the theories and narratives of what was on vladimir put his mind when he authorized this incursion into your brain. but according to you, they all missed one important factor which is put into a pop elliptic vision of a nuclear on your brain imbedded in nato. what do you mean by that? and do you think that vision as apocalyptic as it may be? i have any grounding in reality, like describe the the thirty's decision to go to what would you try as a decision to try to take a bucket of preventative? what right, to prevent the continued build up of the nature ukrainian.

you have a robert kennedy junior on the democratic party side. also saying that this has to end up being perhaps more explicit, that in some ways this is a proxy war between the us and russia. and i think what the council actually fears is the american electorate waking up and rejecting the a british imperial outlook that our nation unfortunately has adopted for too long and doesn't look like the white house is actually listening to any of this criticism and doing anything or considering doing anything about this, i'm sure i think the white house is deeply concerned that well by then, i don't know as to everyone can see he seems to be suffering from dementia, but uh, people there are concerned as well that they're going to lose control. so their responses to double down on the narrative, as you heard after the failed insurrection of, per goes and uh, the spokes people of the bite and administration blinking. and others said, well, this demonstrates that proved and has flinched. he's weak, some like former ambassador mcfall. when his car is to say,

a. robert f kennedy junior. both have been very vocal in their opposition to the way the by didn't ministration is proceeding and that makes them there. they're already target smell, there is no extra targets. i don't know if that makes any sense right there. but um trump, you know, he says that he wants them to stop the killing. well that's, that sounds pretty reasonable. okay. and he's against more. but he doesn't take a side and bobby kennedy, which, you know, i've looked at his lineage, he was a russian gator. everybody was faced with mom came into your was a mr. gator and he seemed to have educated himself maybe he was watching us, maybe was listening to grace. oh, who knows. okay. but he does have a very different to make some of that extra target. and we saw this last week with his quoted what anti semitism. this is a substitute to make sure he can even get within arm's length of power. and of course we have donald trump under 4 indictments. i'm not mistaken for you to lose out. assume everybody been hone

a little bit about those assets. what are they, where are they, and what would be involved in putting them to use. robert: first, to start with the context this is now a war of attrition. it's going on for a year. you've pensioned how the economy has suffered. people focus on the military side and debate about f-16s or tanks or missiles but ultimately the economic capacity of a country to withstand us is absolutely critical. with larry summers, former secretary of the treasure sort of decided if we wanted to draw attention to the need to have an economic counteroffensive that matches the military. you saw last weekend there was a reconstruction conference in london. the challenges if today ukraine needs around $3 billion a month just to keep the lights on. this is for survival, this is not reconstruction. you have to ask yourself the united states has delegated about $65 billion so far. will we be willing to do billions more? you can see europeans committed in other 55 billion over the next through four years but if it takes 3 billion a month just to keep the lights on. if you want people to come back as

and able to kind of say, no, we're going to draw a line here that we don't, you know, in robert welch and his ilk on the outside of it. right. and and barry goldwater does this as well to a certain degree. so i wonder, you know, how did they do that? well, so what did they say? yeah, well, yeah. so one of the things i argue is that, you know, buckley, is that totally a myth. but it's mostly, you know, no one person had the ability to to keep the gatekeeper, you know, the birchers were first. there are 60 to 100000 of them. a lot of them very wealthy. and buckley just as an example, he had a lot of ties to a lot of birch leaders and some of his readers were either in the society or they were in in the members, but they were supportive of it and so it was very hard to kind of disentangle. so buckley wrote a couple of editorials in the early sixties denouncing robert welch's conspiracy theories. right. welch had argued that eisenhower was a commie, and buckley said, you know, you know, that's too much, too far. and then later in five, especially as the birchers really kind of went more r

what could a president, robert f. kennedy junior, due to the silicon valley companies to enforce the 1st amendment to the constitution or it's not doing to anyone. it's just not the government having a government which understands that it has no right to reach into the private lives of people. it is no right to sentient sensor speech that yes, there are limitations for re understand that from a justice oliver wendell holmes are said that you are right to swing your fist stands at the tip of my nose says trees page and it does have limitations. and we kennedy presents well reestablish the government's limitations. the government will stop this government spying on people. stop the government using check companies to do this. originated with the government and the government using a power with a tech companies this. it didn't start with the tech companies and necessarily coming up with this grant idea about censorship, which is towards from inside the government. and this is something that the tech companies always learn to cooperate because they have their own concerns about regulation

chalk circle and richard the third staged by the tbilisi theater of shata rustaveli this is a theatre robertto this day. and for more than ten years now , alexander has met the chief director of one of the moscow theaters as a tube maker in tbilisi. how are you, in principle, in a good mood today. i'm dead from the heat, i can't even believe that since the tour today 85 he is ironic to himself and looks great . you want to leave when they hurt me, so it's good. this is our conversation with the georgian director in his theater in tbilisi, just a prelude, he chose his favorite chair in the hall, where he gave interviews more than once. i i usually sit here, now as a master of contradictions not about death, but about the happiness and life of a person. i had a relative. his birth with life is now thanks to all his friends in russia in the theater, where turbo works as the chief director. 20 years i've been working with them and i'm always very pleased. this is love mutually in the satyricon from the tour, and he came, when he once left georgia due to political differences, his productions of

it's a very long well professor roberts, we have to take a very short break right now, but we will be back in just a few moments station. the take a fresh look around is life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by tell us to do vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images present? it is, but can you see through their illusion going underground? can the the welcome back to was a party with jeffrey roberts, professor emeritus of history of the university college court professor, rubbers before the break. we were talking about possible solutions and your very expensive christmas wish list for, for ukraine and europe and the, everybody else, which i think we agreed on not very is not very realistic. but speaking of a pros and cons, like what i'm hearing a lot of from the russian uh thinkers, and observers and even decision makers, is that they, they, they are strongly disappointed. and in fact, angry by the way, the whole, the conflicting procedure, the piece talks ha

believe, but not only reading in a private office, littered with thousands of books for electronic harpsichord, director and people's artist of the soviet union roberts bach and this is just one of the few amazing facets of the great director , who has been living in his theater for many years now, like in a house where he has an apartment equipped, everything is at hand and step up to the stage. his credo art cannot fix the world, but it can remind the world what is good and what is evil his theater is compared with georgia, it is warm hospitable, but not without a secret of sadness. alexander buzova evgeny oreshnikov elena finoshina lead, georgia our broadcast will continue the local news of our colleagues, as we see they have already taken places in their studios. but before we all disperse to our regions for a short time, let's introduce the country to what our two branches will talk about from the beginning, we will give the floor to the state television and radio broadcasting company voronezh and anna avdeeva. hello igor in the voronezh fields. raspberry picking is in full swing now, unlike strawberries - this is a more delicate culture. and t

the islamic republic of iran has published a report about robert mali with specific details. there is a context that is imposed on us based on the law on protecting people's privacy. i can only say that for about a month , iran's neighbor had stopped performing their duties. several weeks before this date , the date is detailed. not that iran's government media most of us know about the financial case, i am not iranian khaneh tehran has published the details of the financial relationship drop by drop since the second half of july and every time it has somehow shocked the washington authorities because the american publication new york sun wrote some in tehran and specifically the tehran times newspaper knows things that the residents of washington are unaware of. this iranian media , which was published by quoting an informed source, is the main reason for robert mali from the american foreign policy scene , secret negotiations with the representative of the islamic republic of iran at the united nations in meetings with some iranians present in it is in the united states that

you think they are standing up for rfk a robert f. kennedy jr.? s a court appointed judge and has no mind of his own. if you look into the messaging and we are talking twice a week that the white house was pressuring and bowling yesterday. the length of social media companies. one of the most disconcerting things, these are publicly traded companies. they don't answer to the government the answer to the shareholders at the time this was going down in 2021, twitter was publicly a traded company. they need to be worried about business responding to employees and to keeping things squared away at facebook and google, twitter, not appeasing and ingratiating themselves with the white house. i'm not surprised about the mainstream media though miss identifying this case. >> it is a clear-cut case but you need to read. >> kayleigh: in addition to covid and the facts, these fbi meetings were holding regularly with social media companies in the lead up to 2020. what is interesting to me about this they knew hunter biden laptop was real in 2019. via social me

carl condit, john, walter at the university of chicago, they got me going, robert streeter who wrote a book, robert herrick who wrote a bunch of novels about chicago. >> one of the things, a person who is researching at all sorts of levels, academic research, scholarly research, fiction writing research, how do you determine, is there a point you say to yourself this book is junk, because chicago more so than most places will get to this. there are myths that arise that are so durable and one after another through the decades, takes a bright, smart guy, and are we stunned that historians in chicago. >> i might add to a culture role historian, the myths are as much fodder as the truth how certain versions of things, the o'leary thing. and and and and the difficulty is chasing down the sources, where do they get that. most of these books we are talking about have no footnotes or anything like that. most of my books are more scholarly. 50 pages of small print is not numbers on the page. this is written to be a good read. >> that is what i to say about this book. i have read a great deal a