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he is quoting pat buchanan and kevin phillips and the people who worked with richard nixon in the 1960develop a strategy called positive polarization that was designed to split the country for political power. it has been used by republicans from reagan to nixon to even dachshund the bushe dashed -- even though bushes used it. there is a scripture in the bible that says, only the truth will set you free. we have got some truth telling that must be done in america so we can at least have an honest conversation about what healing needs to take place. >> like you, president-elect biden is not talking about left and right. he is not talking about division. he is talking about, this is the time to come together. uni both know there -- you and i know there are a lot of americans not hearing those in the same way. >> he is right when he says it is time to heal. it is admirable he would raise that in that way. i know he says that people are not our enemies, they are our -- they are americans, but there are some people who are the adversaries of poor and low wealth people and black people and m

out the rage he's not even quoting himself he's quoting pat buchanan 'd and kevin phillips and the people who or richard nixon in the 1960 to develop a strategy called positive polarization that is that has been that was designed to split the country for political power and it's been used by republicans from reagan to to to to nixon to. even george bush has used it and many of the politicians in the south so we have to these have some honest conversation 1st if we're going to have serious healing there's a script in the bible that says only the truth will set you free and we've got some truth telling that must be done in them. so that we could at least us on this conversation about what healing these to take place like you president elect biden is not talking about left and right he's not talking about division he's talking about this is the time to come together but i think you and i both know there are a lot of americans that are not hearing those words in the same way that well you're right he says he's right when he says it's time to heal and it's admirable that he would raise that in that way. i wo

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phillip roth, when he was a young man, was told, you know, you shouldn't say those things about our people in front of chris m christian readers. richard wright and ralph ellison got the same kind of complaints. don't show us in that light. so, this -- this -- this is sort of -- sort of a frequent thing. but yes, faulkner got a lot of criticism. as time went on, younger writers or writers his own age began to realize there was something pretty special going on in oxford. and began to write critical essays about him. but, it -- it took a while for that kind of -- for any kind of wide acceptance to come. i'm not even certain that the nobel prize did it fully, in his hometown. they like the fact, eventually, that he would bring tourists there. or that a movie based on one of his books was shot in oxford. that brought business. but they had reservations about the work. that's a great question. thank you. >> so, we'll do two more here. over the course of all his work, is there a particular character that most closely resembles faulkner, himself? not so much in terms of biography but, maybe, in terms of the belief system? >> i want to say ye

richard were kaiser tom brokaw stephen johnson kenneth davis former senator coburn bartlett and james steele where our guests best-selling political books and exposes and randall robinson was on the program , amy goodman, melanie phillipsand by the way now working on a trilogy on the early days of the us. ben carson and ben shapiro, john lewis, kitty kkelly and christina hoff sommers. in 2009 college brought him up and we talked about him but christopher buckley was on the program writing satirical action and here is a little bit of his program. >> i got the idea thank you for smoking one day i was watch the lehrer news hour as it was called they had someone on who was to present the latest evidence that something was bad for you and he had at least two phd's after his name at the bottom of the screen. so to balance it out they had someone from the tobacco industry which is the lobby every time this scientist from the national institutes of not smoking or whatever said something and presented the evidence which had seven words were incomprehensible like an inhibitor viaduct or something she would say oh please. [laughter] and it would make it sound it was just the most prosperous thing in the world. so i thought that h