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is this the reincarnation of williams jennings bryant -- william jennings bryan? divide that is generating this trump surge -- how much is real and how much is pretend? obama and that column would argue, 5.2% of the median income, a decline in people who lack insurance. people have done better than it is widely thought. is that true? tom: come out here and sedate lakshman achuthan. he is going nuts over this. help me with the polling we saw, the seachange. omg, this state, mr. trump, omg, this state, ms. clinton. megan i think it's: evidently ohio for her. -- definitely ohio for her. takes ohio and florida, he still needs virginia or colorado or new hampshire. he needs a state that is not trending toward him right now. tom: one more question, are you having fun? it seems like it got fun about two days ago. megan: we don't want to make light of some of the issues that have gone on. this is everything we have worked for. this is really going to be tight. we will have to see what happens september 26 in hofstra. francine: what should be hillary clinton's next move? m

bryan: by the historic commission, oddly. but we got them up and now i see young families, white families, world families coming into town and we are sitting next to the hank williamsuseum, slightly different demographic. but when they come out i will see young kid stuff at that sign. you will see the parents trying to move them along but they will not and they will spend 10 or 15 minutes at the sign and it is probably the first time the family has talked about slavery ever. i think it is an important conversation to begin. if we can change this resistance and denial culture, there's a host of things we can gain and learn. and i do not think it is about doing something hard. it's about liberation, getting to the point where we are not so compromised, we are not so constrained, we bump into each other a lot in this country. it does not take much to create distrust around race and that is going to continue until we say the things and do the things we need to do. it is not touchy-feely. it is just honest recovery. it is how you heal. it is how you recover from historic trauma. and mass atrocity and violence. you see it in rwanda. that society is recovering, and it wou

economic growth and pride as the american can-do attitude aside from certain democrats from william jennings bryan who campaigned against evolution of the moral underpinnings of society and most had favorable attitude of science but then something happened around 1945 with the atomic bomb that brought the unit is states and to a great moral reflection with military generals talking how they felt we had become intellectual giants but ethical infants there is a lot of discussion on whether or not we have overstepped our ability to self govern with our ability of technology and if we have made a big mistake and additionally there is a lot of fear that begin to happen in 1949 as they ignited the atom bomb and the possibility to come back and kill our population began to haunt the lot of americans and many in this generation will recall that duck and cover the you can be annihilated any moment but that figure crystallizes 1957 with the launch of sputnik and for the first time that idea that we should have a peacetime investment was finally funded the national science foundation received money and began