but barrington was a truly fascinating character. he was an individual who was not born an aristocrat but always strived to run in the same social circles as the british upper class. and i think this is in some way responsible for the enormous chip that he on his shoulder throughout his political career. in the book, i go into some of the many colorful and sometimes violent stories marred the history. george barrington's political but the thing that he is actually in not remembered for is the creation of american gerrymandering and. ironically he was responsible for doing exactly what elbridge gerry is accused of. and yet i have tried vain. but i think it's probably too late at this point to introduce term the remainder into the american political lexicon. but i'm going to keep trying because this is the guy who this practice should in fact be after. so barrington was the british colonial governor of north carolina in the thirties, and by the time he got around to in the practice of gerrymandering, he was actually on his second stint

going to some of the many colorful and sometimes violent stories that marred the history of george barrington's political career but the thing he is in fact not remembered for his the creation of american gerrymandering. ironically he was responsible for doing what elbridge gerry is accused of get i have tried in vain but i think it's probably too late to introduce the term into the american political way but i will keep trying because this is the guy it should be named after. so he was the british colonial governor of north carolina in the 1730sga and by the time he got around to engaging in the practice of gerrymandering, he was on his second stint in that particular position. there's an interesting story how he and his of losing and regaining his job but at the risk of spoiling it, it involves threatening to murder chief justice of the north carolina colony and assaulting the attorney general with the chair. more on that in the book. but like gary, he is frustrated by the opposition to his school he was returning from the legislature. the colonial legislature consisted of two houses. an oper

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their pronouncements, including world renowned doctors and researchers.cement remember the great barrington declaration from our top academics institutions? thes they even blacklisted people. h these peopleave be been threated and excommunicated by medical associations and , of course, social media platforms. and despite how wrong. th the so-called experts were on a myriad issues, the retribution against dissident doctors continues to this day in the name of protecting public health and combating the spread of dangerous bits of disinformation. are t >> how ironic, since they're the worst purveyors of all fame. cardiologist's, a member off my medicine cabinet,s peter mccullough, could even lose his board certification for what he said over the laste two plus years. two mehe told medpage that he's appealing the recommendation by the american b board of internaled medicine and he's persecuted for statining thg the truth thas the government was playing with math on the virus is truee lethality. that was another issue of his. well, now we see that he and others who spoke about the lethality of t

fauci tomorrowt hi about his role in censorings roe the great barrington declaration.uthors and others who criticized his covidio approach. targoach. the declaration and a target of forces, friend of the show, dr. he's a professor at stanford school of medicine. t impool of medicine. t important question you hope your lawyers pose to dr. fauci ? dr. fauci and the entire biden administration used their power to censor legitimate scientific discussion about covid policy on the web. your previous guest, my friend, dr. scott atlus, was censored.t i was censored in a in a youtube video that i did with governor desantis. necountless of other scientists who disagreed with dr.rece fauci were on the receiving end of oivf suppression campaign. in fact, a smearing and demonization campaign. i would like to know what rolee did he plaply in inducing sociao media to suppress scientific discussion online? and we know that he was in contact. in fact, there's a boyette email of him, konta. m they're changing with exchanging information with mark zuckerberg. the ceo of facebook, where z

that and, as 52% purity in order to win in this district and relief in order to win washington, barringtonnd that is where seattle is at, clark and 48% of the vote and trending really, really well and over performing in the other counties in this district. so i do believe he is going to come and he will end up being the winner by 200 points. the same thing in washington congressional district, you have joe kemp mike joe kent, the democrat with 53%. when you look at the numbers, still yet to be counted, they likely will trent and joe kent's direction and he has a tendency to come with a win at the last minute. oregon it is important to point out same general issues, it is trending well right now for republican pickup with chavez, 53% so jamie, -- skinner 47% in a pickup for republicans and of course the governor's race, still very tight 1% difference right now between the democrat tina kotek and republican christine drazan. but we are seeing it in georgia with third-party candidate, betsy johnson in this case, 9% of the vote. i think she is stealing some of those votes for the republican sp

host: troy from barrington, new jersey on the republican line. caller: hello? host: go ahead.aller: my whole confusion with the democratic party about yesterday's election is what they give the money to stacey abrams and beto o'roarke and given tim ryan a chance actually win instead of letting him go out on his own. they could have had bigger gains but they continue to back losers that are not going to win and just gain money and line their pockets. host: as a republican why would you care? caller: i voted republican up until 2016, until trump came around. you have to put the party is cited put the country first. now we just vote for the best candidate and see who it is. j.d. vance worries me. these are not republican candidates. these are just candidates who are riding the whim of election denial and the chaos in the country and don't care about fixing anything. they just run against things. host: kate in michigan on the independent line. caller: good morning. i am calling for a couple of comments. one is the obscene amount of money the election cost. i wish the money could h

puny calpers trying to draw away from their responsibility many argued at the time in fact the barringtonlack of principle of the people who are running society want to see things through. seen that things through. we've seen that we saw that with liz truss because she didn't the argument to the in all of to some people the in all of this cannot part this the public cannot that part of discussion that's why we of the discussion that's why we need to them at the heart of need to put them at the heart of it very very quickly so i'm going shouted out some going to get shouted out some people well, hang on people are saying, well, hang on a all right. let's trust a minute. all right. let's trust maybe too much, maybe was too fast, too much, all of that stuff. she she did believe in britain. she that we could grow. this is a return to overt quo some think, oh, overt status quo some think, oh, we should have left the we should never have left the european that was just european union. that was just a of british and an of british power and an opportunity why are opportunity isn't it. why are you