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let me conclude by asking why he isthe story of the mainstream press largely forgotten and i would argue historians listened to the respectable voices of the elite media for intellectuals instead of the voices of the enraged populists despite the greater reach of the latter and the more highbrow to quality newspapers may have influenced opinion leaders but they shaped the views of many ordinary americans. this is a very dangerous momentn in world where history as they built up the military and invaded neighbors and started a world war yet at the moment they worked together to minimize the fascist threat. the divisive politics and sometimes hateful messages have an appeal. the last died more than a half-century ago with errors in the right wing media that still continue this crusade for america first. so that is where i will end and i am happy to take your questions. [applause] if you have questions, step up to the microphone. retired from the university of pittsburgh i have a question with what's going on now with right-wing media how do you think fdr would advise president biden what wo

advance united's au marketplace platform is ready to disrupt the pr eropesti, then connecting isthe propertye with potential buyers. advance ituned. stuart: are we going to see it? aaron judge hit his 67th homerun last night making major league baseball history. look at him go. everybody wanted to cash in. i assume it is worth a lot of money. ashley: how about millions of dollars? that is how much it could be worth. sports illustrated said they offered $2 million for the history making ball, here is the magic moment from last night. watch this. >> deep left. he has done it. he has done it. aaron judge is the single-season leader. case closed. ashley: he is the king. snack by texas rangers fan coryell months after a valiant effort to try to grab it. he was ramped up to keep his prize safer, worth millions. he will sell it and bank. sammy sosa, they had 62 home runs in the seasons. judge is being called a new clean homerun king after roger merited the record in 1961. talking of money aaron judge slated to become a free agent after he turned down at we ate year, $235 million offer from the yank

that isthe the goal that has ben discovered and not only was there gold but there was so much it was like $70 million in plain sight like easter eggs on the ground is what the newspaper said. you could just go up there and they would find all this gold laying about so this starts the stampede of 97. >> it was very different than the california gold rush. there were lots of reasons in san francisco to start a farm to do lots of other things and when they were getting gold out of the ground in the spring there were these big houses and they would melt down and pam it out. when the gold rush started an average was and 40 cents it was more like four dollars and it could be 40 or 400. there was an incredible amount nobody wanted to move to alaska in the yukon to start a farm or anything like that they just went for the gold and it was packed in between 1896. there were a huge number of people and i think the thing that i, what made me once i started to read about if i had learned anything about the klondike it was like smiling prospectors and dancing girls that are happy and this bonanza

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advance united's au marketplace platform is ready to disrupt the pr eropesti, then connecting isthe propertyi believe that we will win the house -- hold the house and we will hold the house by winning more seats. a real tribute to president bind. he has been a great president. he's accomplished -- working together to accomplish so much and that is beginning to have some appreciation in the public in terms of his leadership. plew yay: it is time for the -- maria: it's time for the hot topic buzz and that was nancy pelosi talking about the democrats keeping the majority in the house after the midterm elections and forecasting 538 saying republicans are slightly favored to win the house having almost double the change -- the chance the democrats do. i guess she has to say something. what's your reaction? >> well, no wonder steven colbert's ratings are awful because that's what he serves up audience, his remaining audience is this embarrassing claptrap from nancy pelosi, the same woman that got booed when she stood on the stage at a concert here in new york city. americans are appreciating what?

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h isthe truth is , we now havewa close senate and gubernatorial races in places like minnesota, washington state, oregon, even in new hampshire, democrats ner thought they'd have to defend seats there. meanwhile, governors abbott and texas to santurce in florida and camp in georgia aree al up double digits over their democrat rivals. >> and why this all happening? because the truth is getting tord for to hard for the press f avoid. democrat policies havet left americans poorer, our country weaker, and with the addedof bonus of taking us to the brinkb of an all out war with russia and there's going to be a huge political price to be paid for this. yen t rather than trying to tace to the middle democrats, they just keep digging themselves further into a holed and now populist republican candidates who are bold and who are brave are. about to bury them.g them now, they keptse tellingie themselves, lie after lie. the democrats first that inflation was transitory. i see important transitory influences work, and i don't anticipate that it will be permanent. >> but mos -t of the price increases w

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