unfortunatelily, he suffered a price. columns repressed and presented himself as a martyr. most of what's written about him today ignores all of this. let me jump ahead. anyone want to talk about the scopes trial later? if so, i'll stop and talk later. interested in the scopes trial? >> [inaudible] >> i'm the boss, okay. i'll pick up the trial now. most of what you read about the trial is not true. it was not written on a town, not persecuted, and the town put imup to the case as a way of promoting the town. it seemed like a good idea. bring tourists. this was classic promotional promotionallism. ryan, william jennings brian, that's not a pompous ass or a fool. william jennings brian debated george os bourn, the president of the notch rail museum in new york, and he read. brian had failings, especially with evolution. brian was, race aside, not particular, but a decent man. when henry ford had anti-semitism, brian repudiated it. he was a methodist who went to a presbyterian service, generally open and decent man. let me jump ahead now. any historian that you know of that yo

unfortunatelily, the reality is that racism, sexism, homophobia, and transphobia exists.al liberty for certain identities, we are hampered in the ability to trly, as in my experience, advocate for them effectively. [cheers and applause] john: as i look here, i see disproportnal white men in ties, even bow ties. they look like the over class. i would think it's a turnoff. >> there's a lot of white me here. it has more to doowith libertarianism being nerdy more than anything else to be honest with you. i'm a nerd myself, so i can say that. john: all right. this is all foodfor hought. audience, i want to ask, whose argument is better? who is more persuasive? let's have a vote. who sides with julie, not argue by sex, race, and ethnic groups? [cheers and appluse] john who sides with kathy and says we should? [cheer and alause] john: fewer hantsdz, more noise. both good points. thank you, kathy, joule le, a ad thank you to all of you for attending "stossel u," that's our show, and thank you at home for watching. [cheersnd applause] ♪ gerri: hello, everybody, i'm gerri willis. r

unfortunatelily, he suffered a price. columns repressed and presented himself as a martyr.most of what's written about him today ignores all of this. let me jump ahead. anyone want to talk about the scopes trial later? if so, i'll stop and talk later. interested in the scopes trial? >> [inaudible] >> i'm the boss, okay. i'll pick up the trial now. most of what you read about the trial is not true. it was not written on a town, not persecuted, and the town put imup to the case as a way of promoting the town. it seemed like a good idea. bring tourists. this was classic promotional promotionallism. ryan, william jennings brian, that's not a pompous ass or a fool. william jennings brian debated george os bourn, the president of the notch rail museum in new york, and he read. brian had failings, especially with evolution. brian was, race aside, not particular, but a decent man. when henry ford had anti-semitism, brian repudiated it. he was a methodist who went to a presbyterian service, generally open and decent man. let me jump ahead now. any historian that you know of that you