mr. treuer. >> guest: well, no, we're not turnips, and the only native people who speak any hebrew are native people who are mixed maybe native and jewish, like myself. my father is jewish, yet i don't know any hebrew. where do native people come from? depends on who you ask. argueolists and biologists think there was a migration to new world, although new arrangeol evidence is push thing date back to 20 to 40, now souther america they found archaeologyol evidence going back 55,000 years. but if you ask native people, we emerged here as people accord, tower legends, according to my tribe we were lowered down here and were meant to be here according to the comanche, they arose out of the ground. according to den anyway, they engaged in a long migration and emerged in southwest where they currently live. where we emerged as human organisms is one question. where we emerged as people is a different question. one i ans by science maybe. the other answered by culture. >> host: when did the american in

mr. treuer. >> guest: well, no, we're not turnips, and the only native people who speak any hebrew are native people who are mixed maybe native and jewish, like myself. my father is jewish, yet i don't know any hebrew. where do native people come from? depends on who you ask. argueolists and biologists think there was a migration to new world, although new arrangeol evidence is push thing date back to 20 to 40, now souther america they found archaeologyol evidence going back 55,000 years. but if you ask native people, we emerged here as people accord, tower legends, according to my tribe we were lowered down here and were meant to be here according to the comanche, they arose out of the ground. according to den anyway, they engaged in a long migration and emerged in southwest where they currently live. where we emerged as human organisms is one question. where we emerged as people is a different question. one i ans by science maybe. the other answered by culture. >> host: when did the american in

mr. treuer, describe the united states in 1890. >> guest: describe the united states in 1890. start with the hard question. why you have to make so it tough? 1890 was a really important time, really strange time. both for americans generally but also native americans in particular. the frontier was declared of