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into the middle class, particularly african-americans and latinos, but that's just not true say tom woods and damon root. woods is the author of "33 questions about american history you're not supposed to ask" damon root writes for reason magazine. both have studied history and shocked how much of what they learned in school turned out to be wrong, like what? >> well, the union question for one. and what do we get on unions other than propaganda and i think that-- >> they raised us up with all of the rules. >> if the human mythology were correct humans wouldn't turn out. 1900, raises and unions can't take credit for this. americans got the eight hour day much sooner than unionized counterparts in europe did, so-- >> unions say they got the eight hour day only because of unions. >> this is not correct and when we talk with work place safety. i think of my father's case, he was a teamster and drove a forklift for 15 years and imagine if he had to stack pallets with his bare hands, how much could they have paid him, 1.50? because of saving and investment and equipment that makes my father mo

. >> john: but that is just not true, say tom woods and day monday route.he author of 33 questions about american history you are not supposed to ask. day monday root writes for reason magazine were shocked how much what they learned in school turned out to be wrong. like what? >> well, the union question for one. what did we get on unions other than propaganda. they raised it all up with rules. >> john: if the union mythology were correct history wouldn't have turned it out the way it did. civil war, wages are rising consistently and 3% of the labor force were unionized so unions can't take credit for that. american workers got the eight-hour day than their counterparts in europe did. the unions say they got the eight-hour day only because of unions. >> this is not correct because for reasons we'll talk about workplace safety. i think my own father's case he was a teamster and he drove a forklift for 15 years. imagine if he had to stack pallets with his bare hands, how much could they have paid him, $1.50, it's because of the act that makes my father more

woods' wife whatever. at the end of that list it says tom arnold got $50 million from rose ann barr. [ cheers and applause ] >> i think you guys are witness to the fact i didn't take dime from that woman. listen. i'm in san bernardino staying at the hilton this weekend. >> but that is true. you didn't take any money. >> no. >> did it annoy you there was this perception? >> it still does, you know? and people, they write it as if it were a fact. all they got to do it look it up. it's public record. but it's funny. and i think she likes to talk about it. and whatever. what i took from that marriage, a lot of things better than money. so i'm grateful. >> you obviously made a lot of money over the years. have you managed to despite all the partying and the extravagances have you retained enough to be pretty comfortable for the rest of your life? >> if i'd have continued partying obviously i wouldn't have anything. so i have to work. no. i absolutely have to work. and maybe that's the best thing for me, you know? i don't have that f you money that people talk about. >> a very impressive watch. >> they gave tha

woods wife got whatever. at the end of that list it always says tom arnold got $50 million from roseanne barr. i think you guys are witness -- i didn't take a dime from that woman! listen, i'm in san bernardino staying at the hilton this weekend. >> is that true, you didn't take any money? does that annoy you there is that perception. >> yeah, it still does. look it up, it is public record. but it is funny. i think she likes to talk about it and whatever. what i took from that marriage, a lot of things better than money. so i'm grateful. >> you obviously made a lot of money over the years. have you managed to, despite all the partying and extravagance, retain enough to be pretty comfortable the rest of your life? >> well, if i had continued partying obviously i wouldn't have anything. i have to work. no, i absolutely have to work. maybe that's the best thing for me. i don't have that fuel money that people talk about. i actually have to get up and work. >> you have a very impressive watch. >> i know. you gave that to me. very nice. very nice. one frt perks of the job. has money ever brought yo

woods was there and said injuries still keep him sidelined. because i don't have any timetable i'm just i don't want to tom and i will explain to you early this week but how i work. i like to build up the things right now i'm just going to buy our training sessions. and we push it we push it right just before the line and see how it is a mixed if i recover right then we push a lot harder. moto g.p. where this is championship looks wide open again following her heel around victory from fifth on the grid at the telegram pray on sunday pole safe and standings leave the cases still in the force to settle for third place despite being the front runner for most of the race lorenzo kitchen help with name half a dozen from the finish line before stone as reps will hold the team a downdraft that is also boss of the australian on the on the last leg of a man lauren supporting a time of forty one minutes and fifty seconds to secure his second victory of the season and close the gap on stone at some nineteen points over all those years of meanwhile said thirty three points off the pace. so especially because the last three or four races has been so so we

the woods, there is a parking lot connected to the police, they searched the areas and went to homes in the area. clearly this man disappeared almost mistireeously as he showed up. and thank you, tom. >>> the virginia mother charged with the death of her two-year- old son is out of jail on bond tonight and faces murder and child neglect charges after leaving the son in the minivan all day. that is hear between them. she went to work on june 17th, forgot the son was in the car seat. and investigators say she drove home, parked in the driveway and went inside without rallying the son was there -- realizing the son was there. judge i'm surprised the prosecutor elected to bring the charges literally win two weeks of the did the of the child. the family hasn't had a chance to mourn. we'll do everything we can legally to keep the family together and to keep the prosecutor and the legal system from tearing this family a part because of what was obviously a very tragic accident. the commonwealth attorney said it was probably an accident but he charged murphy because she reportedly left the son in the van for 20 minutes in january. >>> we're learning more now about the casey anthony murder

now the amateur tom lewis is tied with thomas at - 5 after a 65 today, again no tiger woods of course headed for home at detour from. was almost, they will go on for a while, but we are in the double digits, this is a 12. sir thomas is rocking the yellow jersey he avoids a major pile up samuel sanchez some wins easily and that will show how happy is. the frenchman is making his country proud by hanging on to the yellow jersey of course i always say how you celebrate basteel day? >> i was right here. >> i was too. >> that is probably the best way to celebrate that day, with your friends and colleagues talking about a news. next time you have a party call me. >> come in anytime you're here all day. no surprise, shaquille o'neal is headed to television shaq and charles barkley will be rolling the dice so to speak on tnt. or this will really be a fun duo to watch, shaquille o'neal calls himself a big analyzer he says he had offers from abc and espn but chose to share his insights on tnt. i have to laugh because he calls himself already the big analyzer. we have a roof time lapse. we will

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woods. >> i'm jennifer. >> in the audience, her parents and older sister. the story was based on fact but tomignificant changes to real events and added lots of speculation, and then the director took over and made some more changes, so this certainly wasn't a nonfiction movie. >> ethan, what are you doing? >> what does it look like? >> we're here as friends. >> okay. >> still, tom's suspicion of what really happened to his sister did come true. >> i was wondering if you wanted to see a movie or something with me tomorrow. >> ethan, that's really sweet but like i said, i just wanna -- >> please stop before you use the "f" word again. >> great. >> "among brothers" was set in a college fraternity. chris woodson's real-life identity was never revealed in the movie. still, if you knew him, it wasn't hard to see that the ethan character was based on him. >> doing what, working? >> something you wouldn't know much about, right? >> the audience saw that character hide in the bushes, growing jealous as jennifer's character meets a male visitor. in the film the visitor is her brother. in real life it