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i think they would rather pick two people out of the peoria phone book to run against each other than donald trump and joe biden. i worry the american people are so disgusted with the election and what the two political parties have begin them that they're not going to turn out. so, yeah, i don't know what he said, but i'm generally worried about voter turnout in this election. and joe walsh, you heard matt gaits who was concerned about low voter turnout, almost like a level of complacency and a presumption that donald trump would win the nomination. >> yeah, i don't see it. and scott and i may disagree on this. i can't imagine low turnout next year because i really believe the future of our democracy is on the line. i mean, with every speech trump, who represents my former party puts forward his vision with anathema to america. so if that doesn't get people out next year, i don't know what will. >> all right. we'll leave there it for now. joe walsh, scott jennings, good to see you both. >> thank you. >>> all right. still to come, growing concerns over the escalating humanitarian cris

speed, lincoln declared the kansas, nebraska act was conceived in violence, at both kalamazoo and peoria he spoke of success in defeating that act and the language of salvation. of course, his most prominent use of biblical allegories to that time was in his house divided speech in 1858. in november, 1863, he received the invitation to speak at the dedication. lincoln got a strongly worded telegram from illinois governor richard yates demanding that lincoln act even more forcefully on emancipation. yates did acknowledge that the president could not act faster than god and providence permitted. lincoln responded quickly, responding hold still and see the salvation of god, quoting moses in exodus. lincoln did not quote directly from the bible in the gettysburg address. yet, he used language that evoked the sacred and spiritual paradigms of scripture. the address is made compact and compelling by how it druids verbal energy from biblical vocabulary and concepts. the bible in the gospels were mustered into the service of the declaration of independence, as the instrument of national rebirth.

champaign campus where i went to college and as dad really was a leader of the band at a high school in peoria, illinois, where he's from so dave, talk about that on on how how the the chicago movement affected. not just american pop rock music but national asheville in particular of the connections. well, chicago was a strong i kind of grew up at the tail end of that. it was a strong the folk singer songwriter thing was a very strong thing. and i graduated high school in 73 and it was just there was a slew of live music clubs on lincoln avenue. goodman campus went their own club called somebody else's troubles. and there was orphans. there was austin's the holston brothers. songwriters had their own places and stuff. it was a very, very, very, very a peg, peg that might be a little bit for me. there was a really, really tight community. i remember going in high school. they had every summer they had a folk festival at ravinia. all those guys would play at be prime goodman clock, bill quitman. i don't want bill still around and he's making music anymore. there was a band called wilderness road

champaign campus where i went to college and as dad really was a leader of the band at a high school in peoria, illinois, where he's from so dave, talk about that on on how how the the chicago movement affected. not just american pop rock music but national asheville in particular of the connections. well, chicago was a strong i kind of grew up at the tail end of that. it was a strong the folk singer songwriter thing was a very strong thing. and i graduated high school in 73 and it was just there was a slew of live music clubs on lincoln avenue. goodman campus went their own club called somebody else's troubles. and there was orphans. there was austin's the holston brothers. songwriters had their own places and stuff. it was a very, very, very, very a peg, peg that might be a little bit for me. there was a really, really tight community. i remember going in high school. they had every summer they had a folk festival at ravinia. all those guys would play at be prime goodman clock, bill quitman. i don't want bill still around and he's making music anymore. there was a band called wilderness road