so again, taking up thomas paine's challenge in common xse to, quote, begin the world over again. americans didn't just seek to make themselves independent of great britain. they also set to remake their societies. when paine wrote his series in 1783, he used the term now to describe the american struggle for independence as, quote the greatest and complete us revolution the world ever knew gloriously and happiaccomplishe. by the time americans settled on the word or the term american to define the changes, taking, they not only renounced domination by elites in great britain, they had also begun to question the legitimacy of domination by elites at home, whether domination was political or social so. my central claim here today is that the american revolution grew out of an accelerated and also expanded trends toward equality that had been underway for decades. also inaugurated new ones, including trends towards economic equality at, least among white men. so again here i'm only going to focus on this particular dimension of the pursuit of equality. obviously it would take a long

in america, you can trace it back to one of our founding fathers, thomas pain. you know, the guy who 1st convince people that american independence might be a good idea. he's not the only one. martin luther king junior was for you, we are. one of answers, seems to me, is, are guaranteed to annual income, a guaranteed minimum income of people and pro family is about 1969. richard nixon even proposed an actual plan to congress. let us play so far under the income of every family, with children in america. and without those the meaning souls 5, when you are friends for human dignity, that's all by the lights. well, from the welfare to the day, one state in america actually already has a form of basic income, alaska. each year they take a portion of the states oil revenue and distributed to every man, woman and child, to be an example for the world and the lights. and the last comes out to be extremely proud of it because as a whole concept of people owning your resources, the government having to take the money back from the people instead of the government getting

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to vote, if we don't donate to the extent we can donate, if you are not the paul revere's and thomas paine's out there talking to your friends and neighbors and family making sure they get out the vote and get out the vote early, we are going to lose. i don't care what the polls say, i don't care what all the people coming on tv have to say, it's irrelevant. the democrats have an impressive game, they don't play by the rules. we better make sure we have an oppressive ground game, way too much at stake here like our country. like your family. like our future. we got to win this election. we got to act like we are behind whether we are behind or not i'll see you next time on life, liberty and levin. ♪ 's >> trey: good evening, i'm trey gowdy, it is sunday night in america. president trump maintains a slight lead over president biden. this race may come down to a now counties in a few states. it may come down to turnout, or which party can coalesce. president trump spoke on capitol hill. >> there is tremendous undeunity in the republicans party. what is happening is of great concern to people s

not just go, thomas paine and paul revere, whatever control you have in life, whatever your background whatever you do, you could influence ten, 20 people that's our job. see you tomorrow night on life, liberty and levin. ♪ >> welcome to one nation, tonight on the show amongst my guess, chris unwelcome what happened ivy league to students suddenly anti-american. anti-semitic. riley gaines, i'm glad everyone is paying big time college athletics but what about the other athletes in other sports of the university's? she, like me is worried about the future of colleges force beyond the big five. the first, be on full display, a jury convicted donald trump 34 cody johnson the new york money trial, the first time an american president has ever been convicted of a crime as you know but president trump and his campaign remained optimistic, they can more than weather the storm should. >> the case where if they can do this to me, they can do this to anyone these are the people, in many cases believe sick people. briggs trial, we wanted a venue change we could have a fair trial and we didn't get

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when thomas paine says mankind discovers the strength and power of death the system consists wholly inng. that is where i got the call. i still don't think i made a choice to be for one thing or the other, i was for us. >> i guess this is my question. the other route hasn't worked. we don't live in red or blue america, there is one america. was that i your mind? >> i think that's what it is. to me it's old testament. we forget when we engage in this argument it is always one thing or the other. what we know from our lives, our children and our work is things i really complicated. there is confusion. we have to honor that. i think we go into this saying this is an easy thing. i think we fail. eight years ago we had our cameras parked at the airplane hangar where he was going to arrive because we knew it was going to be a train wreck. we knew that it was going to be dramatic. we have set up these equivalencies. we have not invested the time in the accomplishments of the biden administration. this may be the third most accomplished legislative accomplishments in 100 years. obviously fdr a

to vote, if we don't donate to the extent we can donate, if you are not the paul revere's and thomas paine'salking to your friends and neighbors and family making sure they get out the vote and get out the vote early, we are going to lose. i don't care what the polls say, i don't care what all the people coming on tv have to say, it's irrelevant. the democrats have an impressive game, they don't play by the rules. we better make sure we have an oppressive ground game, way too much at stake here like our country. like your family. like our future. we got to win this election. we got to act like we are behind whether we are behind or not i'll see you next time on life, liberty and levin. ♪ 's

not just go, thomas paine and paul revere, whatever control you have in life, whatever your background whatever you do, you could influence ten, 20 people ♪ ♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ ♪ if. [national anthem] ♪ ♪ will: good morning and welcome to fox and friends on this sunday morning. will cain can irk rachel campos duffy and pete hegseth. we are glad to have you this morning. it was a big night last night in new jersey. former president donald trump made a public appearance if at ufc in newark. if he was met, by all accounts, by an overwhelming applause, an overwhelming welcome. rachel: what i was hearing was a staggering outpouring of support for him. i've never been to one of these events. what is the crowd like? if is this a play for men or young men? what's the demo, in your view? because i know you went a few months back. will: i went to ufc new york where donald trump also made an entrance, and at that fight at madison square garden, he came out with kid rock, many if other people, and it was thunderous. rachel: right. will: it was thunderous, the reception he received. american ba

the time of our revolutionary field i am working on we are reading thomas paine, the new hampshire gazette, we were getting reports from georgia. people wanted to be informed. now we just listen to what we want to hear and it reinforces how bad the other is. i think they were right, you need to start altering the narrative to have conversations, to make clear distinctions, but also remind people of this fundamental responsibility. that is why your question is so central to the survival of our republic. >> the full commencement address to brandeis is online now through his digital platform. in emmy award-winning filmmaker, ken burns, thank you so much. thank you for delivering that incredible commencement address in generating this conversation. coming up, the debate on whether the biden should have had his campaign speak outside of a courtroom where the former president is on trial. do you want to close out? should i? normally i'd hold. but... taking the gains is smart here, right? feel more confident with stock ratings from j.p. morgan analysts in the chase app. when you've got a decision

he's been drawn against thomas match, the world number 38 and the czech republic and that will bring back painfulse he's been drawn in the opposite half of the draw to the champion callas alcaraz so it means he would not play until tuesday so that's good news for him. when it comes to the brits three of them have been drawn against seeded players in the toughest of those on paper is emma raducanu drawn against the 22nd seat ekaterina alexandrova. another notable name in the draw is a seven time champion novak djokovic he had knee surgery three weeks ago but he has taken his place in the draw. over the course of the championships 50,000 of these will be used but tennis balls could look very different in the future i have been finding out. cheering. new balls, please. it's a phrase that will be heard hundreds of times over the next fortnight — "new balls, please". but in a laboratory a couple of miles away from wimbledon, scientists are taking it seriously. prompted by concerns about the difficulty recycling existing balls, the international tennis federation has come up with an idea for a ball wit

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thomas is tracking the latest from washington. pierre, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. there was an eruption of gun fire across three states. a painfulder of this nation's greatest epidemic, as even the shootings have been decreasing this year. a beautiful day at a water park in suburban michigan turning into horror as bullets start to fly. >> reporting multiple victims from an active shooter. >> reporter: just before 5 p.m., police descending on the brooklyn splash pad 25 miles from detroit. >> it was a scramble. people were falling, you know, getting hit, trying to run. >> reporter: nine people wounded including a mother and her two children. her 8-year-old son shot in the head in critical condition. her other 4-year-old son shot in the leg in stable condition. the mom wounded in her torso and legs, also in critical. >> can only describe the last 24 hours as a nightmare. >> reporter: 28 shots fired. the suspect calmly taking aim, even reloading. the shooter escaping the scene, with officers recovering a 9mm handgun that was left behind. police tracing the registration to this home a short distance away. >> the next thing we know we