the person who holmes thought named the house of truth was a dennison. host: i know you have 200 pages of notes. how hard was this book to write? guest: it was hard to write because i thought i was telling four books in one, frankfurter's ann. , lip pn i don't know if i was successful but tried to make their stories . ow and not repeat myself go over ll wanted to time from 1912 to brian: what do you want this book to do? mr. snyder: i want to show people that liberalism did not sprout up with the election of franklin roosevelt in november -- brian: are you a liberal? mr. snyder: i guess so. liberals have rebranded themselves as progressives. i would certainly call myself a progressive. i think what happened in 1912 in the house of truth is liberals began to form these networks. networks of politicians and lawyers and journalists and artists. even though they were not in political power all the way in the 1920's up until 1932, these networks were doing a lot of work for them. they were undertaking a lot of political change. that is the major contribution

host: david in dennison, texas, line for republicans, david, good morning. good morning. first i'd like to comment on the last statement that the congressman made in response to the other lady talking about how third were o the appropria appropriate. three allegations from anonymous sources unrelated or related in paraphrase them, in his own way, put them together in a statement so inflammatory, the democrats, they talk about how trump acted the election and i as a won't say there are things i wish he would say differently on occasion. democrats have become totally nhinged, if you want to chalk up any kind of civility, no comparison to the type of name-calling, the -- it's been unbelievable. they just had a thing in showed some hey democratic party function where being led in tage a chant, f trump, everybody finger up in le the air. it is unbelievable. 95% of the you have or s registered democrat independent, none republicans. 95% of the state department like 99%, state department, all government money todonating their democrats. host: where do you get your number? rememb

rich dennison, fox news.>>> overnight, oakland police called off the search for a homicide suspect after he got away. police responded to a report of a shooting yesterday. sky fox was over the scene during the investigation. officers found a man who was shot while sitting in a car. he later died at the hospital. investigators also say they tracked the gunman to a home on the street where the victim was found. a standoff followed for hours but the suspect was not there anymore. this was reportedly oakland's 26th homicide of the year. there were 17 at this time last year. >>> the family of two brothers involved in a jet ski crash that left one dead and the other in the hospital says it was no accident. 16-year-old valencia died on sunday when they were hit by a boat in modesto. 28-year-old daniel from oakland say the driver of the boat was yelling racial slurs at them and tried to get them to race. but the sheriff believe it was an accident. >> this is a grieving family that is desperate. i would share that the

winnifred dennison was one of the original members of the house.hey were all writing each other as well. frankfurter was writing to valentine as well. i have all these overlapping correspondence. it gave me a lot of the pieces of the puzzle. brian: when you are doing your research, what do you do with all that information? how do you catalog? mr. snyder: i take digital photos of the documents and then i organized the digital photos according to boxes and folder numbers as they are arranged so i can find them again. just reviewing those the documents on your computer, reading those letters takes time because most of them are written in longhand. it is reading other people's mail or reading someone's diary. it is really fun. what i really get from it and i think a lot of people this of this is robert valentine wasn't before 1939, there was no more important influence on frankfurter then valentine. brian: he died what year? mr. snyder: 1916. brian: his wife died in 1953? mr. snyder: yes. she was sort of carrying a torch for him for the rest of her lif