and so the folks who largely decided with the confederacy sort of lined up with stan whitey.w, stan whitey lines up with the treaty party and ross, of course, lines up with the ross party. so that split continues. ultimately john ross signs an agreement with the confederacy, okay, which is a remarkable shift in what's happening in cherokee government, in about 1861. i'm always looking at jack to make sure i've got this date right. 1861 i think is when he signed it. there was a great deal of resistance because the civil war is building up even more 1861. he designs it, and even then he just thinks it's the best way to keep the cherokee nation whole and intact because of the tremendous amount of pressure. ultimately that pressure is too much and it starts to rip us apart again. now, we lost a lot of blood and treasure and life in the removal and we ought to always remember that. we lost more life in the civil war. we probably lost more in terms of property destruction in the civil war. certainly the political divides reopened during the civil war. and so it sort of was repeatin

and stan whitey. that's probably when he was on in years. these represent two factions of cherokee political life that would continue on through the is theth century. john ross, quite an amazing person. stan whitey -- i will mention this in a minute, one of the most stubborn cherokees that have ever been born. this man was a confederate general and he kept fighting the war after it was over. he didn't surrender. there is a streak of sub onness among some cherokees. not you jack, or i, we are reasonable gentlemen, but there is. toe so these represent two factions that would carry through. and you get to the civil war, which has been mentioned. now, the cherokee people were split concerning the civil war. and some of those reasons probably had something to do with what split the united states. there was slavery in the cherokee nation before removal and after removal. i want to touch a little more on the institution of slavery in the cherokee nation in a bit. but that surely was a difference. but there were other things that split cherokees apa

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probably one of the best example is whitey herzog who when he was manager of the cardinals kept charts all opposition players. this one is eddie murray w the dodgers. what he has done here is any time murray was at bat against him he kept notes on the rnz and used colored pencils representing each of his opinioners to see how murray did against them. with that, he was able to set up the defense and figured which pitcher to go against murray. the eddie murray spray chart covers a couple of seasons, this is from '88 to 1990. all of this information, of course, is stuff that kind of comes out in some form through this game stratomattic which was hugely popular when it first came out in the the '60s. it's kind of the forerunner for fantasy baseball actually where you are able to pick your own players, pick your own teams based on how they perform. what you had with stratomattic here was a game that was updated every year with cards showing statistics of the players from the previous year. then you built your own time. with a roll of the dice the game proceeded. so many players and so many

probably one of the best examples is whitey herzog, who kept charts for all opposition players. this is eddie murray with the dodgers. what he's done here is every time murray was up at bat against him, he kept notes on the right-hand side, but he also used colored pencils representing each of his pitchers to see how murray did against them. with that, he was able to figure out how to set up his defense and also to figure what pitcher should go against murray. the eddie murray spray chart covers a couple of seasons. this is from '88 to 1990. all of this information, of course, is stuff that kind of comes out in some form through this game stratomatic, which was hugely popular. you're able to pick your own players, you're able to pick your own teams based on how they perform. what you had was a game that was updated every year with cards showing statistics of players from the previous year and then you built your own team. with the roll of the dice, the game proceeded. so many players and so many people in the front office of different baseball franchises used stratomatic when th

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and it's as whitey as funny, maybe even more, more om nip to us than before. >> you mentioned georgecarlin -- go ahead. >> anybody can be a cartoonist now. >> absolutely. >> you mentioned george carlin -- >> the newspaper -- >> what did you say? >> you mentioned george carlin. i have to put in a plug for the national comedy center up in jamestown, new york, which is just south of buffalo. and they cover everything even from aristotheny smplt, an ancient greek play about all the women in the village wanted to stop their husbands from waging war so they withheld their sexual favors from them. and it's all covered right up to george carlin and lenny bruce and is a brilliant -- it's like a smithsonian of comedy. and then they have the blue room as in blue humor. you have to be 18 years of age. and you walk in there and there are foot and a half size letters on all four walls, george carlin's seven words you can't say on television. they have lenny bruce's raincoat that he would wear on stage in case he was arrested so he could just have a raincoat to wear to the police department. and so

we have new video to share from katie whitey in san luis obispo. 80 year old ruben flores was releasedight after posing, posting $50,000 bail. he is charged with accessory after the fact for allegedly helping his son paul, conceal smarts body. calls accused of killing smart when the two were college students in 1996. he is being held without bail. at the hearing yesterday, rubens lawyer s pose a threat has a medical condition and is on a limited income couldn't afford the $250,000 bail. the judge agreed and lowered it to $50,000 in sunnyvale. police are investigating a death after a body was found in the balance park area tuesday afternoon. they say, a bicyclist reported seeing what could have been a body when officers arrived, they found the remains and soft mud embankments near a small creek. police say the body's too decomposed to identify and so far there are no signs of criminal activity. but officers say this is an active investigation, and they still don't know how the person died. today marks one year since the disappearance and murder of vanessa again before the 20 year old ar

>> t whitey is the largest online news network, so we are on about a dozen platforms. youtube, facebook, pluto, comcast, samsung. we are on all of those. twitch, twitter. we have 24 hour news channels like other folks do. sometimes people compare us to an alternative to fox. except we are not insane. we deal with only fact. so fact then perspective and analysis. we are proud of our perspective. we do not hide it. i think mainstream media hides perspective completely, which is generally a pro-corporate debt perspective. they say that is objective and getting universal health care sucks because it takes it out of our rich pockets. we are clear about our perspective, but we never play with facts. if the facts come out against us, we say, here are the results of the study. here is what the numbers show. when you do that, you get to be popular. right now we have about 500 million views a month. that is part of what makes is the largest. >> you didn't interview with someone who holds to the teachings of qanon. what prompted you to engage in that conversation? >> conservative