is not the landon carter, stories in which we keep children up at night. it's a tough decision because, and i think it has come out most clearly with something we don't talk about so much in this course because he doesn't really get important in the american story until after this course parameter but thomas jefferson as perfect example of this, what we do with thomas jefferson, the man who penned the storyboards of the declaration of independence about equality while holding people enslaved in bondage and having a controversial then and now relationship with sally hemmings. the fact though that you have william william byrd ii, thomas jefferson, these men are in some cases the most, the horrifying thing about them is they are not unusual in this sense. this is in some ways a very american story which i think is something to be wrestled with. so again i think there's a landon carter's or you could tell in colonial williamsburg but hope they're also making an effort to give you the flip side of that. that i think is the conundrum with places like bird park.

they had someone portraying landon carter, as someone of the same caliber and the same elite group as william byrd who in my opinion did some equally deplorable things to his enslaved population and i was quite surprised to see an interpreter portraying him as a living history site because that felt a bit, just, i don't know. i would be interested to hear your takes on that. >> that's another excellent points to make, thank you and i think that the thing is if you don't know. to sarah's point, if you haven't done adeep dive into the history of landon carter, would you know ? there is a simple story which is well the virginia gentleman who in the case of william byrd collected lots of books and wrote a very informative history although again, showing the recent strike of his time but is national history focus narrative of his journey to the dividing line between north carolina and virginia is a valuable historical source but if you start getting into williamsburg the second as his personal life, things get messy and complicated. that's as you point out not something that the landon car

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host: landon in michigan, and african-american, good morning -- an afghan american, good morning.aller: yes, every refugee that comes to this country should be voting public and -- voting republican. the democratic party has brainwashed this country. everything you google is bad about the republicans. they demonize republicans, just like that lady from georgia who says i can't believe everybody listens to the republicans. guess what? we can't believe that everybody listens to the democrats. host: ok, i am going to move onto the next caller in maryland. what is your name? your question or comment for our guest? caller: first of all, i want to thank you so much for giving me the opportunity. i appreciate the wonderful job that you do. i also want to thank president biden for making a strong decision in deciding to pull america out of afghanistan. i thing it is the right thing to do. let's also not forget that it was trump that made this deal. so if this deal goes bad, it is trump's deal, not president biden still. all he is doing is trying to carry out. trump would have done this if

but lincoln was a politician and a lawyer and landon said i once had a note for which he sent this that when he talked about honesty, lincoln could stretch the truth when necessary . this is a comment not only on landon's observation that honesty is in this note very important but also what you think is the most cogent argument he made in this long note ? >> he begins in a remarkable way but the note is dated to be 1850. we remember that lincoln served one term in congress 1847 to 49. he returned home and had taken a strong stand against the war with mexico and i think he thought and many may have agreed with him that perhaps his political career was over so he returns to becoming a lawyer full-time, traveling the eighth judicial circuit in central illinois. so asner dates the document as july1850. i think it probably was a little later than that . i find lincoln, it was rather audacious for him to write a lecture to lawyers right away. i consider that he was now spending 175, 85, 90 days on this circuit and the practice of becoming a lawyer was to become a clerkin a law office . and as

remind protests of which of the journalist who was taken from a plain which was diverted a false to landon bella ruth, which was regarded as an lam dish event by western diplomats. all of this has happened and it doesn't appear that the president of federal rule intends to do anything other than continue to rule by fear backed by moscow anderson and thank you so much of peter is only was the executive director of the erasure democracy initiative. and he says that if vitale shot death may have, may have been to send a message that indication that, that physical science of some sort of sold. so that might rule out suicide is not plausible. i knew him. and that does not seem credible to me. also what is kind of cruelly ironic about as though he had a bill of russian housing ukraine. it was large of a military organization that help those who left the bellows saddle in ukraine. she was not the most visible so activist such, but i think his routine, his jogging routine was so well known to emma was watching. and if we assume that this was murder, that he was just in the target. and i think it's

hearst breaks with roosevelt, supports a republican named al of landon, the governor of kansas for the presidency. and this was an ugly break. supports the governor of kansas for the presidency and this was an ugly break. herself's newspapers in effect called roosevelt an agent of moscow. because of his policies. because of his new deal. roosevelt's supporters punish hurst. and one way they did this was to revive furnish the war. the dust off this old time anecdote that had first appeared in creelman's book in 1901 and invoke it as a way to damage hurst and his reputation. to sully his reputation. and it appears in a number of books, articles at that time in the mid 1930s. it appears notably in this truculent biography of hurst called "imperial hurst." thin, but hostile to hurst. this is one of the places where furnish the war is resurrected, revived and brought back into the public domain. what sealed this anecdote, but firmly planted it into the popular consciousness was a 1941 motion picture loosely based on the life and times of william randolf hearst. that film, any guesses? this

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you have landon carter and you have thomas jefferson.these men are in some cases the most horrifying thing about them is that they are not unusual. this is in some ways a very american story which is something to be reckoned with. there's a landing carter story that you could tell in williamsburg but i hope they are making an effort to give you the flip side of that. and that is the conundrum with places like that. you just go and if you learn anything about it you can do your own research and check it out on the internet but one of the founders of richmond and the fact that he owned a lot of the property and established the city nothing is mentioned about the people and nothing is mentioned about his the fact that property that he owned and was possessed in the first place. there are many complicated layers to him and one of the things that monuments were that they take the form of statues like i said at the beginning mother nature tents to simplify things much more than an the past. it was plymouth rock there is an inspiring story that

congressman jim landon bennett of rhode island, who has served on the house armed services committeehe war began in 2001, accused the biden administration of negligence, in an op-ed in foreign policy magazine, writing, "the consequences of our decision to abandon afghanistan are now on full display for the world to see. it didn't have to be this way." pointed call them, indeed. now the host foreign relations committee is also demanding to answers from secretary blinken and defense secretary austin. they are requesting responses to a series of queries by september the 3rd. meanwhile, we finally saw vice president kamala harris today, standing next to her boss for the first time since the crisis began, and while she didn't say a word about the situation in afghanistan then, tonight at a stopover in alaska en route to vietnam and singapore, she offered this. >> we couldn't have a higher priority right now, and in particular, my priority is making sure that we safely evacuate american citizens, afghans who worked with us, afghans at risk, including women and children, and that is one of

lincoln was a politician and lawyer and landon said that lincoln could stretch the truth when necessary. he begins in a remarkable way the note is stated by the ambassador to be 1850 we were remember that lincoln served one term in congress 1847 to 49. he returned home and had taken a strong stand up against james polk and many would have agreed his political career was over so he returns to become a lawyer full-time traveling the eighth judicial circuit. i think it was a little later than that. it was rather audacious for him to write a lecture the lawyers right away. why does he writee the lecture spending 185 days out on the circuit and at the practice of becoming a lawyer was to become a clerk in the law office to the aspiring lawyers he begins. let's see if we can find that word here. i want to read this because this is so important. here we go. i am not an accomplished lawyer. as in those where i have been moderately successful. he was an accomplished lawyer, already a famous lawyer. i will say two people can you imagine a modern leader, politician, president of the college. unive

prevalent strain of covid the de strain is now starting to emerge and while there is little known about landon markie. martin explains what doctors say. >> they do know. >> it should surprise nobody that we are going to continue to have for their collusion of this virus. into other just as the u.s. is beginning to backtrack due to the delta variant. a new strain is starting to emerge. lambda. so it is here in louisiana. we do not know whether this is going to be better or worse different the same. and elsa there's not enough information according to the world health organization lambda was first discovered in peru last year since april. it's been responsible for more than 80% of cases reported there. it's now taken over other parts of south america, including she lay ecuador, colombia, argentina brazil and now 44 american states have reported lambda 2 recent studies that have yet to be peer reviewed out of new york in japan found lambda to be more infectious than older versions of coronavirus and more resistant to vaccination antibodies. now landis coming. it's definitely more infections and w

host: landon in michigan, and african-american, good morning -- an afghan american, good morning.every refugee that comes to this country should be voting public and -- voting republican. the democratic party has brainwashed this country. everything you google is bad about the republicans. they demonize republicans, just like that lady from georgia who says i can't believe everybody listens to the republicans. guess what? we can't believe that everybody listens to the democrats. host: ok, i am going to move onto the next caller in maryland. what is your name? your question or comment for our guest? caller: first of all, i want to thank you so much for giving me the opportunity. i appreciate the wonderful job that you do. i also want to thank president biden for making a strong decision in deciding to pull america out of afghanistan. i thing it is the right thing to do. let's also not forget that it was trump that made this deal. so if this deal goes bad, it is trump's deal, not president biden still. all he is doing is trying to carry out. trump would have done this if it was the