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he played great tribute to the quakers. and i talked with the quakers before. and he played a great role in anthony benn's. old who became the founder of the anti slavery movement. but as we spoke, he found the first school for blacks. he found the first school for back, continuous gopher blacks in philadelphia, one of the first few in america. the african free school. of course, in the other book, the suppression of slave treaties he said, the motion of one, anthony benezet, a resolution was put forth for the quakers to bring an end to slavery in america. so, he had great appreciation for that. the next year he got, a job and he moved to atlanta georgia. that work at the atlanta university, there he taught sociology and empirical studies. pickle studies could mean i science. he taught creek and latin. his son, buried heart, a family name. gohmert dubois. anybody watch the anti griffiths show? what is the other guy's name? gohmert pile it can be a southern a bout of this case it's a northern name. he has a son is born. you see have precocious the lad is, the ki

quaker food, a similar story. revenue was up 16%, despite a 4% drop in volume.g price increase. that is what really drove the world beat today. jon: i heard them talking about the power of the gatorade brand. as we roll through these earnings over the next couple of weeks for investors who are interested and companies -- in companies committed to dividends and stock buybacks, how much of the power of the brand is going to factor into companies that weather the storm? >> the power of the brand is huge in this inflationary environment that we are in. pepsico has the ability to pass through price increases to customers with little effect on overall volume. you have a company like pepsico with the great brands they have across the beverage portfolio, with pepsi and mountain dew, and so forth, the sports drinks with gatorade, tropicana, and then on the snacks side of frito-lay and quaker. pepsi has been very successful at passing through price increases with little overall impact because consumers are not willing to trade down to a lower priced brand or private label

wharton, who was a quaker. mr. wharton lived three houses up from where the colony house was, and what offered him some some horses invites him to t that evening russian bull asked who is in charge of the militia in the area and christopher greene is in charge. but he's not at that particular site. he's elsewhere in the newport area. so they send out an express to go get him to bring him to russia on board, let him know that that russian boy and his troops have arrived once. bear in the view of many bear in the view of many is russia boys second in command when he realizes that russian boys ashore with no bodyguard, he decides that he's going to send the grenadier company of the boat when they're regiment board bonnybridge element is the senior regiment of russian boys army. so he sends the the to the grenadier company are the so the crackerjack troops of the regiment. they are the people who are in time of riot. they would be the what you your when they call out the riot act. they're the ones who show up. they're

he paid great tribute to the role of the quakers, and i've spoken about the quakers before. anthony -- who became the founder of the anti-slavery movement. but he found the first school for black, continuous school for blacks in philadelphia and one of the first schools in america, the african free school. and, of course, in the other book, suppression of slavery, he said on motion of one, probably anthony -- who was put forth to call for the quakers to bring an end to slavery in america. so he had great appreciation for that. the next year he got a job and he moved to atlanta, georgia, and then he worked at the atlanta university. there he taught sociology and imperial studies -- empirical studies. again, he taught greek and latin, and his son -- did anybody ever watch the andy griffith show? and what is the other guy's name? goaler pyle. gwork -- gomer pyle. rooks like a young girl but that is the vick victorian style. the child gets sick. he takes him throughout atlanta. no white doctor will help him. it was common up until probably the late '60 in some places. so his son

he had been raised as a quaker like his dad, and that groups interest in commerce, their concern for political and social justice and their turn the other cheek morality surely rubbed off on him. but in london, he drifted away from quaker-ism, dabbling in anglican-ism and method-ism, to other types of protestant christiane eddie. though he found no permanent religious home or community. money was tight. and after a while, paine did what a lot of other poor folk in london ended up doing when times got hard, he signed up to become a sailor. he was about to embark on his first voyage, on a ship called the terrible, when his dad arrived on the docks to talk about of what would have been a life shortening career choice. being a sailor's dangerous work. paine left london soon afterwards, moving to the town of louis on england's south coast. there, he got involved in a debating group who called themselves the headstrong club. he even scribbled out a few political, satirical and anti monarch occult pieces for the local paper there. sometimes signing those pieces with a pen name, a pseudonym.

by the british, and together they thought it was important enough to grant those exemptions to the quakers. that is the first example. the second is what watching to date after he was elected, and he made a point of reaching out to all of the religious groups in the country. he wrote a famous letter that many of you have probably seen to the hebrew congregation in newport rhode island. the thrust of it was that we are not just going to tolerate all religions. we are going to embrace them, and although we ask of all americans is that they be good citizens. and then the third is what happened when the vatican was preparing to name the first catholic mission in the event -- bishop in the united states. that people group as benjamin franklin -- the congress of the united states has no power over churches or religious bodies. if you know european history, this was a big thing, because throughout european history there had been constant battles between popes and emperors and kings about who was going to appoint the bishops. franklin's answer was we will have none of that in the united states. ch

quaker oats. a super-trusted superfood.with 100% vitamin c, tropicana. hi, i'm ron reagan, an unabashed atheist. and i'm alarmed, as you may be, by the intrusions of religion into our secular government. that's why i'm asking you to join the freedom from religion foundation, the nation's largest and most effective association of atheists and agnostics working to keep state and church separate, just like our founders intended. please join the freedom from religion foundation today. ron reagan, lifelong atheist, not afraid of burning in hell. [cheers and applause] >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is an actor and director you know from "mrs. america," "the hunger games" and "pitch perfect." she's here to talk about starring in the new film, "call jane," which will be in theaters october 28th. >> i didn't even know i could get pregnant like that. we were standing up. i just don't even know how everything works down there. >> joy, you must explain this to your daughter. do you understand? >> oh, um,

quaker oats. a super-trusted superfood.journalist. she is here to talk about her explosive book that is out this week called "confidence man: the making of donald trump and the breaking of america." please welcome maggie haberman. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> trevor: maggie haberman, welcome to "the daily show." >> thanks for having me. >> trevor: you have written a book that many have called the ultimate guide to donald j. trump, because it feels like you have an understanding of him that few -- never mind journalists, few human beings do, and what is interesting is, every time i have seen your reporting on him, every time i have seen him comment on you and the conversations you have with each other and the interviewers that he grants you, he always seems to hate you but then he likes you, it seems a little bit like the relationship hannibal had with clarice. >> [laughs] >> trevor: i can't tell if you have a mutual admiration for each other, a fascination as a journalist. explain to me why he keeps speaking to you and then

her family was from philadelphia quakers. so she was an abolition earnest as quakers were. her father moves to richmond. that's her mansion on the right. he's the wealthiest person in richmond. if anybody's been up on the hill in richmond, looking down over the river, this is where the was. so what she does is buy slaves and then freeze them. they called her crazy because she believed in women's equality. she opposed slavery. and she was an older woman who never married. now, she used that to her advantage in the genteel south back in the 1800s. nobody expect a woman to be a spy. what she would do is she would go into the prison with fresh baked foods and everybody even the guards, are starving. and she would offer the guards food. she had enough money, could have food delivered. and if guards, she said, i'll give you food if you let me give some to the prisoners. the guards said, sure, because they were starving. she hid notes inside, hollowed out eggs. she had a secret compartment under her pots and pans. she hid notes. she also general benjamin butler and ulysses grant,

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and quite help about the prospect about being buried among quakers in the crusade and the christians, and is meeting houses, that he has brought up. had been refused. so in thomas paine's miserable decline, 8:00 a.m. on june the eighth of 1809, is executives took them instead of and buried his body a piece of land given by the state of new york, it was later in creating the united states. [inaudible]. but so much as happened since that independence. his farm is almost deserted. in the political leader attended his funeral, only six people turned up. french, immigrant, house people and another, benjamin and was described at the end of thomas paine's grave. and you told her son, see you there at the other end. and be grateful to america. an week later, it was she, went to the grave stone to the earth on the spot, the redstone inscription was as simple as it was short, thomas paine. and also "common sense". >> thank you so much, that story is really amazing what a wonderful talk and anyway, we put in on the screen chair and i want to get the documents here, there we go. there are lots of

and it was established by a quaker family in the 1870s. the family decided to open their doors and invite conversations. and both the house and the senate representatives of the indian commission were invited to that resort. two weeks ago, i was there the exact place, the parlor where the dawes act was created. that was a moment -- it's a very personal thing to be standing in the exact place where laws and policies were created and envisioned, that would remove millions of acres from the hands of native people. and what would open up these surplus lands to white settlement. and that -- these acts of colonization that we like to neatly think of as something occurring in the past, we have to understand they are still active today. so i want to talk about the dawes act and my family history with that. my family was awarded just under 700 acres in washington county, 160 acres to the individual household, and 80 acres per adult. so that impacted my grandmother, stella white turkey. and her allotment was consisted of 88 point 95 acres in washing

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there are quakers, of course, we've seen that. there's different baptist groups in the middle colonies. and so the middle colonies, i think it's representative of the kind of diversity that you see in modern america. there was just a lot of different kinds of religious groups. a lot of kinds of ethnicities. sometimes they don't get along with each other, they're competing for adherence, but it's kind of hard to tell the one single, linear story of the south and slavery, new england and puritanism. the middle colonies is more like that. and in new england when you get into the early 1700s, and you're talking about the 18th century, we mean the 1700s, new england sees the decline of puritanism. remember, they had been founded in massachusetts, connecticut especially, these kind of colonies were founded as puritan colonies. and puritanism by the early 1700s is in decline. now 70, 80 years past the time of the founding. and the puritan movement has started to fade away. historians e debate about just how much puritanism is really decl

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he was retained by the quakers to lobby against slavery in this very same building. he did not do very well. but the thought of our flawed country -- we have a great country. we are going to celebrate in a 250 year celebration. we are honored to have you where is pete? he's working. thanks for the leadership you've shown in bringing -- this is the second time. the last time we were together before pandemic, we had a debate here, ed will remember it, it was a debate on impeachment matters, and it was quite a spirited debate, right, ed? and we had some former members involved as well as the organization supporting it, and i thank you and all of you for supporting what we do here at federal hall by being here. now, i have a great honor of introducing a great author were energious, he has -- a great author, fergus. he's written more than i ever know because i fly by the wheel. but he wrote "congress at war." think about this, how the republicans fought the war and ended slavery and for a dime we built the continental railroad and that's a hell of a infrastructure project

quakers, some others, were demanding an end to slavery.onors written in secession where they are to tamper with the peculiar institution and threatened secession in exactly the same kind of language that was used in the 1861. even members of congress doubted that -- james madison and, this is one of the most telling remarks madison perhaps ever made in the purpose of a latter memorably, we were in the wilderness without a single footstep to guide us. in a sense, the embodiment of the guiding spirit that congress had. madison feared that no one would show up. if you read his letters and, i want to mention parenthetical because some of you may already be aware of this, there was a marvelous, the first marvel congress project which was founded as long as 50 years ago and just recently completed the 23rd volume of the collective papers of all congress. not online, unfortunately. it makes fabulous reading for anybody who really wants to know what the founders were talking about when they were trying to do the work. madison feared that nobody wo

these western enthusiasts were reminiscent of the early american quaker puritans who sought to face the difficulties of the outback the name of religious freedom and the conquest of nature. the guides say that the descendants of all foreigners came here in the museum more than once and found their fathers and grandfathers in the photographs. and next to the museum is one of the symbols, kemerovo, a 12-meter monument to ernst the unknown, the memory of a kuzbass miner, this monument is not a victim of selfless courageous work. yes, but the main paphos here is the resistance of the heroes and the hardest and most dangerous work, which is not in vain equated to a multiple, so she described the idea of ​​\u200b\u200bher creation herself the author of the chief miner of kuzbass has a gaping hole in his chest, in which the heart of a lamp is burning. and when he lit the way for people about his torn out heart, so the miners, with their work and sacrifices , paved the way for the bright future of their region and the whole country. hmm. oh, as i said . to feel the miner's flavor, you can visit

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my dad was a quaker, so he loved animals and birds.he window. every day i worry about that vulture. he is in a safe spot right now, but it's involving humans again. so, i know humans have a different idea of what he needs to be doing. formulating the idea that he needs to be euthanized because he's a nuisance. he does use the restroom. it's not like a goose where they make a big mess, but people have complained and they're afraid he's gonna eat their dogs. so, i gotta try to get him back in those woods since the weather's warm. [wind whistles] see, he knows i'm trying to catch him. come here, big bird. adonis. [jayne whistles] come here, big bird. [jayne clucks] [jayne whistles] adonis, come on. [jayne clucks] a lotta times he wants to be caught, 'cause he's been like, in a bad situation. he was at the vet, he'd let me catch him 'cause he knew. and the day i took him out of the house that day. well, i'm gonna try to get him right now. adonis. what you doing? i've got you. oh, come on, adonis. i don't think any one of these people could

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picture this kid in knickers raised by a devout quaker mother who says now dickey? don't lie the truth is always going to come out. don't dig yourself in deeper, and it was a spasm response from the president people don't understand that. when he used to talk about alger hiss the communists that that from harvard. it wasn't an obedient. it was his was a communist in the 1930s the statute had passed. what got him in trouble was he lied about it? that's what brought him down and nixon the furthest thing from his mind would be to lie. so he's told this terrible thing his staff. he didn't want to send him to jail. but his reaction is we got to have a new investigation. that's a long answer to your question. my friend next answer. it was good. thank you our first question from the audience. um, why did why did nixon force richard klein dean stout as attorney general cline deen's a goldwater man would never have hired archival cox who was a kennedy man. clindings asked to resign because of his closeness to john mitchell findings was mitchell's deputy. it was becoming fair

this is unfair to president nixon, picture this kid in nicolÁs raised by devout quaker mother who says don't lie. the truth is always going to come out. don't dig yourself in deeper. it was a spasm response from the president. people don't understand that. when he used to talk about alger his, the communist from harvard, it wasn't -- and i beat him. it was he was a communist in the 1930s. statute had passed. what got him in trouble was he lied about it. that is what brought him down. the first thing from nixon's mind would be to lie. he has told this terrible thing. he didn't want to send staff to jail. his reaction is, we have got to have a new. investigation that is a long answer to your questions, my friend. next? first question from the audience? >> why did why did nixon force richard klein gene out as attorney general? a goldwater man, would never have hired archibald cox -- >> blinding and asked to resign because of his close knit to john mitchell. he was the deputy. it was becoming fairly clear that mitchell was in deep trouble, after john dean had hired gordon lady. gordon had

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