w radio correspondent nathan morley, who's in the town of e and napa on cyprus. thanks very much for joining us, nathan. tell us how bad are these 5? exactly. what's your assessment? well, i think they the pretty bad as far as cypress is concerned. we've had to deal with wildfire so many years. obviously we're in a very climate country. we have temperatures of moment around 40 degrees celsius. so the scrub land is, is very dry. but this particular file, which broke out yesterday around mid day in the mountains spread very quickly, the, the fire was out of control within a few hours, and then the mandatory evacuations. and we were hearing property cause being done. and then within the same day, by early evening, it became apparent that it was out of control in the perimeter around 35 kilometers . so it's massive. it is a very big light out of control fi that spread so quickly. of course this is meant that the fire fighting, if it has had to become international, helps been brought in. tell us more about that. yeah, indeed. we're dealing with it until mid mid after

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miss julia morley, corset bouquets of roses and sweet peas. on and on and on. they have four items. it's as if this thing did not happen at all. but there was more to it than that as well. official records and documents started to disappear. the day reports the national guard, you won't find them. somebody took them and got rid of it. but would also happened is discussions of the massacre became discouraged to say the least in south tulsa. there was an oil man by the name campbell osborne. he wrote, quote, for a while, pictured postcards of the victims in awful poses were sold on the streets. and more than a few boasted about how many notches he had on his gun. but that starts to fade away. charles occur came to a similar conclusion. he wrote, quote, for 22 years i have been boosting tulsa. we have all been boosters and posters about our building, bank accounts and other assets. but the events of the past week, the massacre, will put a stop to the bragging for a while. i grew up in first presbyterian. i was baptized there. i was confirmed there. around the time my first book came ou

julia morley of saginaw, michigan. bouquets of roses and sweet peas on and on and on, they have four items, you know, it's as if this thing isn't happen at all. you know, thru there was more to it than that as well. official records and documents started to disappear. the day reports of the national guard you will not find them in the oklahoma historical society, somebody took them and got rid of them. but what also happened, too, is that discussions of the massacre became discouraged to say the least in south tulsa. there was an oil man, tulsa oil man by the name of campbell osbourne and he quote, for a while picture postcards of the victims in awful poses were sold on the streets and more than a few wives posted about how much notches he had on his gun. but that starts to fade away. reverend kerr, charles kerr of first presbyterian church came to a similar conclusion, he wrote, for 22 years i have been boosting tulsa and we have been boosest about our buildings, bank accounts and other assets but the events of the pa

morley, i agree. o america, if you are a legislature -- legislator of any already, you do not want to be on the side of disparate outcomes on racial grounds. that is a bore into. i would disagree with president carter in that i do think the 2022 election will be a fair election. i do not think we have totally trashed our system. that is why they make the emphasis -- when you try to discriminate against people, one of the things that has happened is they come back at you harder. so you get turnout increases when people perceive that the legislators are trying to turn people away. whether that will be the system long-term is an open question. but i think overall, we have mail-in ballots, we have longer voting. then we did 20 or 30 years ago, i still think, as much as one can be outraged by what is happening, our election system will be fair in 2022, i imagine. judy: jonathan, i was struck in the poll we did that came out this week with npr and marist college, 79% of the respondents say they think it is

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w radio correspondent nathan morley, who's in the town of napa on cyprus. thanks very much for joining us, nathan. tell us how bad are these 5 exactly. what your assessment well, i think they are pretty bad as far as cypress is concerned. we've had to deal with wildfire so many years. obviously we're in a very will climate country. we have temperature at the moment around 40 degrees celsius. so the scrub land is, is very dry, but this particular fire, which broke out yesterday around mid day in the mountains spread very quickly. the fire was out of control within a few hours and then there were mandatory evacuations. and we were hearing property cause being burned, and then within the same day, by early evening, it became apparent that it was out of control in those kinds of perimeter around 35 kilometers. so it's massive. it is a very big like an out of control fi that spreads so quickly. of course this is meant that the fire fighting, if it has had to become international, helps been brought in. tell us more about that. yeah, indeed. we're dealing with it