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thomas. my major comment, i'm voting for robert f. kennedy, jr. for president because genocide has to be stopped and he is against all war and it is time for america to start that. the military-industrial complex has gotten to the point where america is in trouble. and mr. kennedy will be able to work on issues to solve that. thank you very much. host: are there other candidates that kind of fit into the rfk gu -- rfk junior mold and other election globally that you've seen recently? guest: not in that circumstance. i think it is quite a unique setting. the whole election is quite unique where you have sort of two incumbents running against each other. as a consideration for the caller, while there is a lot of media attention on third-party candidates, the chances that they may end up in the oval office is just very, very slim. the chance that they affect the electoral vote and outcome of the election however, is really real. host: rusty is in florida on the line for republicans. good morning, rusty. caller: do you think that joe biden is a threat

kennedy and reagan, they were both strongly influenced by franklin roosevelt and his eloquence. and of course, franklin roosevelt was inspired by his cousin, theodore roosevelt lincoln's hero is thomas jefferson. every pitch he made on slavery was tied. the declaration of independence and not really to the constitution. so, yeah, presidents, at least most of them until the recent read history closely and wanted to emulate the great presidents. i think we all wish they still did that today. okay. washington one thing that struck me reading your book was i have sort of two images of of washington. one is an incredibly good looking sort of studly guy in a uniform on a big white horse who's the man and yet incredibly humble i mean, just sort of eerily humble. can you reconcile this and talk to us about why that was? well, one of the great traits that george washington had was that he was self-aware. he knew his strengths were he knew his weaknesses were he knew that he was not a great public in large part because he had trouble talking. he had a grasp the breathy voice that from a childhood respiratory illness. and famously he very few teeth. in fact, by the time he was president, i thi

kennedy and reagan, they were both strongly influenced by franklin roosevelt and his eloquence. and of course, franklin roosevelt was inspired by his cousin, theodore roosevelt lincoln's hero is thomas jefferson. every pitch he made on slavery was tied. the declaration of independence and not really to the constitution. so, yeah, presidents, at least most of them until the recent read history closely and wanted to emulate the great presidents. i think we all wish they still did that today. okay. washington one thing that struck me reading your book was i have sort of two images of of washington. one is an incredibly good looking sort of studly guy in a uniform on a big white horse who's the man and yet incredibly humble i mean, just sort of eerily humble. can you reconcile this and talk to us about why that was? well, one of the great traits that george washington had was that he was self-aware. he knew his strengths were he knew his weaknesses were he knew that he was not a great public in large part because he had trouble talking. he had a grasp the breathy voice that from a childhood respiratory illness. and famously he very few teeth. in fact, by the time he was president, i thi

thomas. my major commepresident genocide has to be stopped and he is against all war and it is time for americathe military-industrial has gotten to the point where america is in trouble. and mr. kennedy able to thank you very much. host: a candidates that kind of fit into the rfk gu globally that you've seen recently? guest: not in that circumstance. quite a unique setting. the whole election is quiteunique where you have sort of two incumbents running against each other. as a consideration for the re is a lot of media attention on third-party cand that they may end up in the oval office is just very, very slim. the chance that they affect the electoral vote and outcome of the election however, is really real. host: rusty is in florida on the line for republicansgood morning, rusty. ller: do you think that joe biden is a threat to democracy on his department of justice is acting? host: pretty direct question. guest: no, i don't think so. i don't think that he actually -- i think the only way he can win reelection. so that i also wrote a piece about this for real clear politics. i think the fact that donald trump is accused of so many things makes it much easier from a communicat view