this is a fabulous series and i hope everyone watches "american dynasty" henry ford instead of making rich people, here is what he did. he gave his assembly line workers a $5 raise so that they could go out and buy model t fords. and you know what? they did. all across the country. he literally changed the face of america. i want to say regarding all of these fabulous people, the liberal historians call them robber barons, okay? the reality is this is the period in american history where rockefeller on oil, carnegie on steel, andrew mellon the banker, the wright brothers and the airplanes, thomas edison on light sent to telephone and telegraph, this group of fabulous entrepreneurs made america the greatest economy in the world. by the way, their philanthropy started dozens and dozens of colleges, universities, libraries, hospitals, they literally built america after the civil war. it is one of the most fabulous periods of american history. i'm sorry the liberal historians don't like it, but i am here to tell you, middle-class america benefited enormously from what these entrepreneuria

well, i don't think henry ford was proud of this award. but instead did a lot in order for all kindso work like lend-lease , the defense industry of the united states was forged, as they say, victory, you know what do you think, if they have a mask, well, there will be some arguments there, why is he, well, should he help or not, whether or not does it have something in common with the american government to help ukraine with sterling, then you can just buy a ticket to the hinterland in russian, go there, watch the russian world up close, without embellishments, i don’t know, actually, well, nothing, not the hinterland, but musk in some year in the 90s went to moscow somewhere with the that we agreed that they would call him a rocket, but before moscow, before moscow, it was not the largest amount of alcohol in his life. you can't build a rocket , and in the end he gave up on this idea and took up another business there, that is, let him go to some depth and fall out. what do they still have to drink there, they even drink some toilet cleaners, listen to them luvensa very wonderful t

among those leading the charges were charles lindbergh, charles cog lynn, and henry ford.f congress, like senator earnest lundeen. as my friend and colleague rachel maddow points out in her amazing new podcast, "ultra." >> fellow americans, america prepares to take the last step before entering another world war. i call upon the youth of america to put a stop to these un-american pro-european doctrines. the people should make known their protest. write your congressman and senators, telephone them, wire them, come to washington to see them. you must do this now. immediate protest will block the way to militarizing our nation. joining me is my friend and colleague, the great rachel maddow, host of the rachel maddow show and the host of "ultra." i think your focus group for everything you do is just me. it's just like, what is joy obsessed with? i'll make a whole podcast about it. i'm so obsessed with this era and i'm so glad you made this because i do feel like this is history rhyming. the america-first piece, the anti-semitism we see from trump and kanye, the whole vibe fe

prohibition on the production, sale and transportation of alcohol, it was supported by industrialists henry ford fired for drunkenness and hired detectives to ensure that workers did not drink at home, president woodrow wilson vetoed the bill before the house of representatives overcame the veto and passed it with a two-thirds majority. however, it was not possible to fully implement it. production increased sharply. grape juice, after fermentation, which became an alcoholic drink in pharmacies, alcohol was sold by prescription, allegedly for medical purposes and doctors earned good money. years became a golden era in the thirty-third prohibition was repealed at the federal level, but in some states it was observed until the mid-sixties. today, about a fifth of the american what would you like to introduce it again on october 28, 1944, soviet troops reached the western border of soviet ukraine and completely liberated it from the nazi invaders. expulsion of the nazis. it began in the summer of forty-third behind the belgorod kharkov operation. the battle for the bottom of the lvovsky sandomierz

prohibition the ban on the production, sale and transportation of alcohol was supported by industrialists henry fordred for drunkenness and hired detectives to ensure that workers did not drink at home president woodrow wilson vetoed the law in the house of representatives overcame the veto and passed it with two thirds of votes. however, it was not possible to fully implement it; production increased sharply. grape juice, after fermentation, which became an alcoholic drink in pharmacies, alcohol was sold according to prescriptions, allegedly for medical purposes and doctors made good money. gangsters the twenties became a golden era in the thirty-third of the dry law was repealed at the federal level in some states it was observed until the mid-sixties. today approximately. a fifth of the americans would like to enter it again on october 28, 1944, soviet troops reached the western border of soviet ukraine and completely liberated it from the nazi invaders. expulsion of the nazis. it started back in the summer of forty-three behind were in the belgorod kharkov operation. the battle for the dnieper l

henry ford received a 3rd rice highest puzzle award for a foreign land. the order of the germany gone just as often i says idle dies you are fought in east bed rafter. henry fought. i'd say my name is spearhead showed on him. la. nonsense. fiona fancy showed fault is i know there via toys these, these guys that i can call camper d n as the r p. what as a stark finance here at the office and it was on, on the, on them from the bank of america. doctor nominee leash for an amount. bush, dim, warm gold fox hole. when george bush out west because he did i inc. is this money from you? you and it was on the i need on hutton, that's all pong and owls. you was of it on you on and i'm tree keystrokes van for the 20th century. so a confrontation between 2 opposing systems, capitalism and socialism. the example of the soviet union, the proclaimed equality of all nations, and all classes of society posed a threat to capitalism. united states and great britain or equally suspicious of the soviet union, which communism was saying, you know, it's a direct threat to the de

with in july 1938 for his a hold of nazi germany, the american manufacturer, henry ford, received the 3rd rights highest puzzle award for a foreigner. the order of the germany gone. just as often i says idle dies you are fought in east bed rafter. henry fought, i'd say, my name is spearhead showed on him. la. nonsense. fiona fancy showed fault is i know the via toys these, these guys that i can call camper the n as the r p. what as a stark finance here at the office and it was on, on the on from the bank of america, doctor nominal leash for an amount. bush game wont goals foxon on george bush of west because he did i, inc. is this money from you? you and it was on the i need on hutton, that's all pong o. d, u was of it on you long, and i'm treat castro valley for the 20th century. so a confrontation between 2 opposing systems, capitalism and socialism. the example of the soviet union live proclaimed equality of all nations and all classes of society posed a threat to capitalism. united states and great britain were equally suspicious of the soviet union, which communism was saying, yo

henry ford received a 3rd rice highest possible award for a foreigner, the order of the german eagle. it goes off, the 9th of idle dies. you fought each if you're a hitler. if spit draft there, henry thought i'd say my name is spearhead showed on him la 19 fione fancy showed fault. yes, i know the via toys these, these guys that i can call camper d n as the r p. what as a stark finance here at the office and it was on, on the on them from the bank of america, doctor nominee leash for an amount, bush game wall. gold foxon on george bush of west president i think is essman from you. you and it was on the, i need on hutton, that's all pong and owls. you was of it on you long, and i'm a tree keystrokes for the 20th century, so a confrontation between 2 opposing systems, capitalism and socialism. the example of the soviet union live proclaimed equality of all nations and all classes of society posed a threat to capitalism, united states and great britain, or equally suspicious of the soviet union. which communism saying, you know, it's a direct threat to the democratic trapped las systems

the american manufacturer, henry ford, received the 3rd rice highest possible award for a foreigner. the order of the german eagle. it goes off the night, says idle dies, you are fought each if you read each bit thereafter. henry thought i'd smiled there in spirit showed on him. la 97 feel fancy. should fought is i know the viet toys these. these guys that i spoke for camphor d n as the r p. what as a stark finance here at the office and it was on, on the on from the bank of america door knob and leash on the mountain bush, dim, warm gold foxon. when george bush of west, because he did i inc. is this money from you young? and it was on the i need on hutton, that's all pong. oh, do you was of it on you long and i'm tree keystrokes van for the 20th century. so a confrontation between 2 opposing systems, capitalism and socialism. the example of the soviet union live proclaimed equality of all nations. and all classes of society posed a threat to capitalism. united states and great britain or equally suspicious of the soviet union, which communism was saying, you know, it's a direct thre

with in july 1938 for his support of nazi germany, the american manufacturer, henry ford, received a 3rd racks highest possible award for a foreigner. the order of the german eagle. it goes off the night says idle dies, you fought each if you're a hitler. if spit draft the henry thought i'd smile, they in spirits showed on him. la 90 unfeeling, fancy showed fault. yes. i know there via toys these these guys that i speak for camphor d n as the r p. what as a stock finance he at the office and it was on on the on from the bank of america, doctor nominee leash on the mountain bush. dim, warm gold fox hole. when george bush out west does he did i inc. is this money from you? you and it was on the, i need a hut that's all pong out. do you was of it on you on a tree keystrokes for the 20th century. so a confrontation between 2 opposing systems, capitalism and socialism. the example of the soviet union, the proclaimed equality of all nations and all classes of society posed a threat to capitalism. united states and great britain or equally suspicious of the soviet union, which communism see

with in july 1938 for his hold of nazi germany, the american manufacturer, henry ford, received the 3rd racks highest possible award for a foreigner, the order of the german eagle. just because after 9 says idle dies, you fought each if you're a hitler, each bit draft, the henry thought i'd say my name is spearhead showed on him la 97 fione fancy showed fault is i know there via toys these, these guys that i can call camper d n as the r p what as a stark finance here at the office and it was on, on the, on them from the bank of america, door knob and leash on the mountain bush. dim, warm gold foxon on george bush of west president. i existed from medium and it was on the in class that donavon hutton, that's all pong. oh, do you was of it on you on a tree. castro valley for the 20th century. so a confrontation between 2 opposing systems, capitalism and socialism. the example of the soviet union proclaimed the quality of all nations and all classes of society posed a threat to capitalism. united states and great britain or equally suspicious of the soviet union, was communism. it was sayi

and crude rubber, with in july 1938 for his support of nazi germany, the american manufacturer, henry ford, received a 3rd racks highest possible award for a foreigner, the order of the german eagle. close after 9 says idle dies you what fought is shaquira hitler. each bit draft the henri fought. i'd smiled there in spirit showed on him la. 19 fee on fancy showed fault is i know there via toys these, these guys that i can call camper d n as the r p. what as a stark finance, he also said it was on, on the, on him, from the bank of america dork nomine leash on the mountain bush. deep warm goals, fox hole. when george bush out west. because he did, i exist money from you. you and it was on the, i mean, i'm hot. that's all pong owls deal was of it on you long. and i'm a tree. castro valley the 20th century, so a confrontation between 2 opposing systems, capitalism and socialism. the example of the soviet union, the proclaimed equality of all nations, and all classes of society posed a threat to capitalism, united states and great britain, or equally suspicious of the soviet union and where it

$1400, a pop next the newborns in detroit getting into the halloween spirit, love this baby's at henry ford costumes inspired by books. this one is cloudy with a chance of meatballs. we also have the very hungry caterpillar and the flower for the book, planting the rainbow and check out this ace pilot stealing the show in pennsylvania. oakley the dog loves his remote controlled airplane with her goggles and farmer jacket. thank you, and finally, one driver fired up for halloween, connecticut man rigged up a pair of pumpkins to his exhaust pipes. and the result was this fire breathing result was this fire breathing jack o'lantern. dupixent helps you du more with less asthma. and can help you breathe better in as little as 2 weeks. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a par

couldn't go very far and usually under 70 kilometers, even 2 of the brightest minds of the time, henry ford and thomas edison, who wanted to develop an affordable electric car, were not able to solve this. and so the internal combustion engine took the lead, a gradually got more reliable, and the fact that you could just, you know, head out into the roads and you'd probably be able to find fuel for this vehicle in a hardware store for a chemist that gave them an edge because people who were buying these early cars, whichever the rich people he wanted to go on adventures, electric, how many cars had one last idea to save that product. they started marketing it specifically to women because that clean and quiet. and you don't have to be strong to turn the handle to get them started. so these will seen as sort of feminine attributes. but back then most drive us when men. and so the electric car gradually turns into a new product and then disappeared completely. throughout the 20th century, there has been some attempts to revive them. for example, in the seventy's when the all crisis at people

couldn't go very far and usually under 70 kilometers, even 2 of the brightest minds of the time, henry ford and thomas edison, who wanted to develop the fordable electric cars, were not able to solve this. and so the internal combustion engine took the lead, a gradually got more reliable. the fact that you could just, you know, head out into the roads and you'd probably be able to find fuel for this vehicle in a hardware store for a chemist that gave them an edge. but those people who were buying these early cars, which emily rich people, he wanted to go on adventures, electric. how many cars had one last idea to save that product. they started marketing it specifically to women. they call clean and quiet. and you don't have to be strong to turn the handle to get them to these will seen as sort of feminine attributes. but back then most drive us when men. and so the electric car gradually turns into a new product and then disappeared completely. throughout the 20th century, there has been some attempts to revive them. for example, in the seventy's, when the all crisis had people looking for

henry ford is compared to the fact that ford was also an innovator, but at the same time he supported regimes, sometimes this is true. and the last question, because literally for a minute, but it worries all our viewers, we had a big story about it why are eggs rising in price and when is this will it finally stop or do we already need to introduce an egg index? it seems to me that whether there will be 100 eggs and predicting the eu rate for the future is that for many years there has actually been fluctuations in the price of eggs, the price of eggs is very unstable and it constantly jumps up and down under the pressure of many factors. last year, i remember that prices also rose sharply and people were poor. the authorities threw up their hands. then it was the result of the increase in the cost of grain on the world market. chickens became more expensive to eat and leave eggs became more expensive. now there is also a combination of factors, including by the way, the opening of the export of ukrainian eggs to europe, which changed the balance a little, and in your story, the woma

well, he and henry ford is compared, well, because ford was also an innovator, but at the same time supportedimes, sometimes this is true. yes, and the last question, because literally for a minute, but it worries all our viewers. we had a big story about it. why? eggs become more expensive and when it will finally stop, do we already need to introduce an egg index? i think that eggs will constantly predict the course of the eu for the future. look, this has been happening for many years. in fact, the price of eggs fluctuates, the price of eggs is very unstable and it constantly jumps up and down . under the pressure of many factors. last year, i also remember that prices rose sharply and people were poor. the authorities threw up their hands then this was the result of the increase in the price of grain on the world market, chickens began to be more expensive to eat and to return eggs has become more expensive, now there is also a combination of factors, including the opening of the export of ukrainian eggs to europe, eh, that changed the balance a little, and you in the story and the woman

it seems to me that henry ford was a man much more talented than elon the mask in terms of his industrialentions inventions well he eventually i created the conveyor belt that launched the entire world economy as it is but he was an anti-semitic man who was essentially ideologically close to the german nazis he treated adolf hitler with respect it's much worse than before vladimir putin, although it's unknown, it seems the same to me now. i think it's definitely the same now. well, ford was very, he held very right-wing views, in fact, uh, he, uh, he i thought, well, absolutely, he was really nice, just like because of linberg, the same times, uh, there were, especially, a whole big right-wing current, this is, by the way, it reminds me of the same thing that is done among the american rules, uh now uh, then they were sympathizers of hitler, today they are well, i don’t know if you can call them putin sympathizers, they are simply sympathizers of such a right of authoritarian power, the right, the right of the strong, to settle down from so that this is the power that dominates him, so th

sitting on, you can’t help but like your passport, but he is full of ideas, we know what business henry fordre, we know what business billieta a i apologize to friedman's business, it 's the bank's fault that they did such a thing, and what kind of business did some scumbag have? they gave him the state combine and the sixth combine, well, that is the question. well, that's what i'm talking about, they're just drones who have attached themselves to the former state budget everything and of course these people needed to be deprived of these absolutely not not not in a normal way received shooting ranges by a real assessment of who they are that they are not businessmen but in fact ordinary state officials and agents and that's it and that's it, they can call themselves whatever they want - a person who buys a house in london can say to himself that he is the duke of kanderbirsk, but that does not make him a duke for dukes, to be born or to receive this title from the queen. well, it's the same thing. well, it's just the same thing. these people can't even be called rich soon, it's just the bu

butusov also reminded that in the year 38, henry ford, who can be called the mask of that time, the geniusvolution, the inventor of the conveyor belt, he received the highest award from the hands of hitler, and at that time hitler was still considered well, he was not yet considered a complete pariah eh, you are probably fine , actually this is this is this is a photo where where is this moment when you celebrate the german eagle with this big christ? for that they were pro-ukrainian, understood ukrainian history more, that they do this , he was also anti-semitic, despite the fact that he was a really great businessman, and therefore it is not surprising that he received an award for hitler politicians, what is the future of nations, these nations themselves and the people they elect are responsible for it, not some highly respected, talented businessmen, artists , actors, or some other people who are guided by completely different principles of responsibility to by the people not by morality, but by their views and the desire to earn money in the end. they have the right to this, no one v

james and charles lindbergh, henry ford a lot of people were of the mind the american concept was finishedit was archaic. we need a modern effective government. so let's get over these niceties within that time radio was hugely disruptive. in any emotionally connected way you could read the william jennings bryan speech and may find it thrilling. those who readr. he would not be crucified on a cross of gold clearly had ati magnetic effect because the democrats nominated him based on one speech he was not even in the running. but the effect would have been minimized around the country. by 1930s going from zero radio in america and then in the radio with the broadcast to hear it. >> but the disruption the hand computers we carry around with more power than apollo that's in the apollo astronauts to the moon, we carry these around and rightly aware now of the huge disruptions that followed. and then radio itself was probably an even greater disruption. and then from the dawn of history. and then our languages the way we understood one another primarily and how wese have to organize ourselves i

. >> well, henry ford was a genius. he was also a notorious antisemite. i mean, if you're gonna start talking about geniuses who are racists, we're gonna mention 99% of all the geniuses that ever lived. >> you know what, i'll say that 100 percent of them can't be a genius. if you get that so wrong about life. that's what i say about that. and everyone will say, come, on laura -- >> laura, coats the genius arbitration. >> maybe! >> apparently i can never use the word, and that's fine with me. >> well, jake, we'll be talking much more about all this. think some much, have a great night. >> bye, guys. great to see you. >> this whole show is about being a genius. okay -- >> the entire thing. we have great panelists for. good evening, everyone. i'm alison. >> and i'm laura coats, the genius arbiter. we hear -- across the political spectrum. midterms are 22 days a week now. can you believe that? early voting has already begun in some places. it's not a debate night across america, and well, things are getting pretty heated. >> we pulled some of the highlights o

james, henry ford, a lot of people were of the mind that the americanism was finished. it wouldn't work anymore. we needed a modern, effective, efficient government. progressivism promised to these things in the united states at the time but there was a rise on the right about let's get over these niceties and go for strong men and in that time radio was hugely disruptive because it created a space for demagoguery in the emotionally you might find it thrilling but for people who read he wouldn't be crucified on the newspaper later clearly it had a magnetic effeca at the convention because they nominated him by acclamation based on one speech in 1944 when they broadcast the first radio station the results of the 192014he election there is no oe in the radius of the broadcast to hear it because nobody would have had a set to tune in but they were still broadcasting. by the time you get to 1930 you have radiosme in 80 or 90% of homes. the disruption with more power than those the dissent the astronauts to the moon we carry these around and are aware of the huge disruptions

acquired dishonestly, henry ford was ready to account for every song, but not from the first million,ept the first. yes. uh, in this case we understand how many of these states are pressed. well , let's still ask this elite to help in the country and the army, where they have earned. it will be right. and by the way, the same ukraine and from the point of view. e suppression, so to speak. hmm, it’s not that they are different and they don’t call for copying ukrainian bandit methods, but from the point of view of the military society, enough has been mobilized and deviation from the declared position is unacceptable there. and as for god, not that they taxed their own. sorry friedman there, in my opinion, he was going to invest a billion, but you will not save him, i immediately say that they will take it from him. that's, uh, that's why i believe there are colossal internal reserves in russia. it is just necessary that the policy of the state be decisive and consistent so that wars are won when we see step forward 2 back. well, this is unlikely to lead us to success aleksandrovich tod

james charles limburg henry ford, a lot of people were of the mind that the american concept americanism was finished. it was an archaic system that would not work anymore. we needed modern effective efficient government. progressivism promise these things the united states at the time but there was also on the right let's get over these niceties and let's go for strongmen. in that time radio was hugely disruptive. it created a space for demagoguery in an emotionally connected way which wasn't possible before. you could read a william jennings -- speech and you might find it thrilling to the people who read he would not be crucified on a cross of gold in the newspaper later clearly had a magnetic effect because democrats nominated him by acclamation. its effect would have been minimized around the country. by the 1930s and go from zero radio in america in 1924 when the first radio station broadcast the results of the 1924 election so coolidge no one in the radius of the broadcast to hear it because nobody would have had a set-to tune in to listen but they were still broadcasting it. by t

james, charles lindbergh, henry ford, a lot of people were of the mind that the american concept, americanism was finished. he was an archaic system would not work anymore. we needed modern, effective, efficient government. progressivism policy things in the united states at the time there's also rise on theu right about let's get over these niceties and let's go forha strongmen. and in that time radio is hugely disruptive. it created a space in an emotionally connected way that just was not possible before. you could read a william jennings lion speech you might find it thrilling. the people who read he would not be crucified on a cross of gold in the newspaper later glue it had a magnetic effect and dimension the democrats nominated him by acclamation based on one speech. he was not even in the running. the effect would been minimized on theu country. by the 1930s you go from zero radio in america in 19204 when kik a broadcast first radio station broadcast a result of the 19204 election. there was no one in the radius of thehe broadcast to hear it. nobody would've had a set that could have

that was the most prominent industrialist in the country, henry ford. the most prominent -- the most faces person in the country that was not the president, charles lindbergh. it was some of the most prominent, both celebrities and industrialists in the country. the most powerful media figure in the country. somebody whose influence has never been matched in modern days. all pulling in the isolationist direction, some of them with incredible radicalism and antisemitism attached to them. that was the anti interventionist movement. it was not just some little splinter, it was not some rump or obscure corner of american politics. there are the most powerful, prominent people pulling in that direction. their connections with the killer government, and a very dangerous and violent antisemitism is something that i don't think has been well told. >> there was an anti-war, anti-world war ii sentiment that rationally grew out of world war i. and our experience there, and people feeling very negative about our experience there. that is to be distinguished from th

-- he's henry ford without that kind of odd political -- >> he gets kind of political too. >> butot as -- not as couched against particular religious group. >> correct thankfully >> trying to -- >> all right yeah >> evercore today does point out, dan ooifz, the bullish narrative is being challenged. is this about logistics issues >> the bullish narrative is being challenged >> increase competition all around the globe >> no, it's completely wrong it's about the fact that the man is just unbelievable even in a recession. he's got the cars that people want i thought it was remarkable -- other than his decision to do the, you know, the comparison, which i thought was rude -- >> what, saying that he could have a $4 trillion -- >> i didn't like that. >> i thought it was interesting that he said, for the first time, he bloelieves that to be e case he didn't fully explain why now as opposed to last quarter >> when you're on calls about china, i mean, china -- one could argue that china is falling apart and that whether they -- they haven't even been able to steal the pfizer vaccine and r

henry ford right in the moment say pope was no doubt an able man and good soldier but he talked too much of himself. of what he could do and what he ought to be done and he indulged contrary to good discipline at all proprietary and free comments of his superiors and fellow commanders. in essence, what he's saying is pope has become consummate self promoter and i'll posit with that thought to let you know i've got some books back there the end of the program this evening for sale. [laughter] by the middle of june 1862, june 19 to be exact, john pope received a telegram from secretary of war. he sends it to pope and says if your orders will admit you and you can be absent long enough from your command, i'd be glad to see you at washington. when pope receives this, he's visiting with his family at st. louis at the time, his wife had just given birth to their first child named clara pope does not have time right now or a desire to go to washington d.c. he's got time off from an active campaign that's wrapped up, his wife has just given birth, family are together in st. louis, interested goi

and get 2 months free >> trace: first up in tonight's viral videos, nurses working in the nicu at henry fordpital in detroit are getting a jump on the holiday spirit dressing up their little patients as characters from classic children's books like "cloudy with a chance of meatballs" "where's waldo" and "horton hears a who" to name a few. they often encourage parents to read to their babies while in the hospital. lightning struck a tree in south lake, texas, sending bark flying. it was all caught on a home security camera. the homeowner says the strike sounded like an explosion, right? kind of looks like it, too. nobody got hurt. in the meantime, a mountain lion caused a bit of a stir in los angeles today after it was spotted roaming around the brentwood area. even prompting a lockdown at an elementary school. authorities responded after the cat was spotted near a country club. heck, the cops showed up when i went to the brentwood country club. threw me off. it's tough to get on there. any way. after hours of eluding police, the big cat was captured in somebody's backyard. and now this, you

kennedy the future president's father and ambassador to the court of saint james charles lindbergh, henry ford, a lot of people were of a mind that the american concept, american was finished right. was an it was an archaic system would not work anymore. we needed modern, effective, efficient progressivism promised these things in the united states at the time. but there was also a rise the right about hey let's you know let's get over these niceties and let's go for strong men and in that time radio was hugely disruptive because it it created a space for demagoguery in a emotionally connected way that just wasn't possible before. you could read a william jennings bryan. right. and you might find it thrilling. right. the people who read that he would not be crucified. a cross of gold in the newspaper. i mean, clearly it had a magnetic effect at that convention because the democrats nominated him by acclamation based on one speech. he wasn't even in the running. but its effect would have been minimized around the country by the 1930s. you know, you from basically zero radio in america in 1924 w

james, charles lindbergh, henry ford, a lot of people were of the mind that the american concept, americanism, was finished. it was an archaic system that would network anymore. we need a modern effective efficient government. progressivism promised these things in the united states at the time but was also arise on the right about hey, let's get over these niceties and let's go for strongmen. in that time radio was hugely disruptive because it created a space for demagoguery in an emotionally connected way but just wasn't possible before. you bad could read a william jennings bryan speech and you might find thrilling. the peopleeho who read he wouldt cross of goldn a in this paper later, clearly it had a magnetic effect at the convention because the democrats nominate him by acclamation base in one speech. he wasn't even in the running. but its effect would've been minimized around the country. i than 1830s you go for basically zero radio in america, in 1924 when broadcasters radio station broadcast the results of the 1924 election, bill coolidge, there was no one in the radius of the broadc

i visited the beautiful henry ford museum of american innovation in dearborn this week, where i spoketo voters about these crucial midterm elections, and how to find common ground in these times. >> seek out those who disagree with you, and listening to what they have to say. challenge your own thoughts and be willing to change your opinions and thoughts about things that you thought you knew everything about. do not stand in an echo chamber. broaden your horizons. that is how the marketplace of ideas works. we listen, we refined, we recalibrate. at the end of the day, we are all going through this together. it is called, life. , life (vo) with their verizon private 5g network, associated british ports can now precisely orchestrate nearly 600,000 vehicles passing through their uk port every year. don't just connect your business. right on time. make it even smarter. we call this enterprise intelligence. ooh, the chewy app. clumping litter. salmon paté? we have enough to splurge on catnip toys! i feel so accomplished. pet me please! great prices. happy pets. chewy. kids getting hooked

in part three of my conversation with a group of six michigan voters, at the henry ford museum, i askeded plot changed the state of politics in their eyes, and why they believe this country is so polarized today. >> there's a lot of, there's mixed emotions there, there is people who, regardless of your political affiliation, those people who feel like there are things that could've been done better, and those things that could've gone worse. and i think covid is a huge divide in part for a lot of people. i myself in from northern -- northern michigan, my hometown is only about a half hours drive from where the kidnapping plot was supposed to occur. and i think everyone up there, that was a talking point for people. people really want to engage with their state officials in a way that maybe we haven't seen in the past. and i think, that as much of a point of contention it can be, it's also getting people involved in a way that might not have been before. people, you know, in the past would've seemed to gloss past the midterm elections, go past -- statewide, officials on the ballot, that'