centennial but understanding that african-americans came to tulsa more interested in tulsa in the oklahoma region because of this lack native history because of this existence of black people owned by native americans i thank you so really the key to understanding the foundation of the wealth that was created like wall street and also height of the existence of entrepreneurship but also by pulling so many of the black towns that exist in oklahoma were created by people who had land allotments to the dawes process so those people came together with african-americans from the u.s. in towns like oklahoma land allotment. so the african-americans in the native territory are already expecting a different experience because they know that there are opportunities and that there is a different kind of landscape because of tribal sovereignty because these black people do have the right and the jury is going up in 1907 and one in the united states, much of that as kind of been unfortunately rewound by white violence and terrorism and a lot of these black politicians in office have been taken out there still

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all of our allies, you are oklahoma city our next guest knows what's at stake after serving in the region joey jones. also running for congress again over in his state of wisconsin. and is a bora an interpreter who worked in afghanistan with our own pete hegseth along with many other americans. is abor, let's start with you, your thought at this hour. did you think this would happen as quickly as it did? and like did i. >> thanks for having me on the show. no i didn't. it took us by surprise just as the white house. the white house did not play this the way they did not plan it as it turned out to be. the military collapsed in a matter of days. 300,000 plus soldiers collapsed. this means right now chaos in a country without rule of law, without any accountability, over 20 years of hard work of american soldiers, afghans and international community put together and it just all vanished in a matter of just 24 hours. brian: unbelievable. derek, to you, as a navy seal, you are ready for all contingency plans. they are not ready for this. we had to put 5,000 theater and another thousand yester

oklahoma and new mexico. and they had been under a lot of different ar-coms and so i had to pretty much educate them in the history of the 90th regional support grant. then i connected, right after i'd been there a few months, i went to, asked to come and speak at the reunion of the 90th infantry division. it was being held, i think, in indianapolis, indiana. i just knew a bunch of old men got with together, didn't know anything about them. that was where i developed my respect for the 90th infantry division. and i was able to impart that respect: to all the -- to at leaders in my command. i don't want to go into too much detail, but we ended up being a part of their reunions. i took a contingent to france on -- i can't remember what anniversary of d day it was, but the -- d-day it was, but the people of perrier, france, the peninsula down in normandy, and i don't speak french so we took my daughter with us, and she turned out to be our interpretationer. anyway -- interpreter. anyway, we went down for the dedication of a monoqume in the center of this little town of perrier. we took three solders of the 90th division who had died in p