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so i mentioned earlier this this really amazing sketch by walt whitman when he's serving as a civil war nurse and he visits the patent office gallery when it's transformed into a temporary hospital and he describes it as the strange and fascinating site where you can see these cases of models and you can see wounded soldiers and i think when i started with this with this moment, i i was kind of imagining that i would then read forward in time until kind of start here and look at some of the the large scale museums that were founded and you know following the civil war, you know, these the the corporate tycoon have funded institutions like, you know many art museums and natural history museums that exist today, but one thing that i found actually was that i ended up just continuing to read backwards so, you know at the patent office gallery and starting to kind of dig dig deeper into its earlier history and you know this this transformation of this institution from you know, the 1830s onward and then kind of from there i ended up kind of working working backwards in a way because i reali

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here who are trying to do the best to get this country back on track canadian truck and steven whitman states, he's outraged to the government's move, claiming it's dividing the nation to serve it's a goals. he's called me a racist his extremist. what have i done to deserve that? my government is supposed to have my back when you're in trouble and you need to help your government is supposed to be there for you. they're not supposed to drag you down. and what i've seen over the past 2 years, it's been devastating as breaks. it breaks my heart because my government supposed to have my back. i work hard and one day you know, i was hero and now i'm, i'm a racist and an extremist and it hurts. it hurts so much that i can't even put it into words. it makes me not want to be a canadian anymore. it further puts strain on, on the system of almost $16000.00 more drivers, which is going to drive the prices up. and it's infuriating that he is dividing a nation. he's a dividing his voters so that he can push an initiative to be popular on the world. stage the movement right now, it is bull my mind

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then there was me and mar whitman is a nonprofit organization that document state violence by getting the public to upload the evidence, videos and photos of human rights abuses, outlets like media, the chin when and development media group, all, stay mostly local and focus on coverage of me and more ethnic minority states which are under reported outside me and mar, there is burma campaign u. k. it relies on funding from the general public to push for the release of political prisoners and keep me in mar, in the news. finally, some of the people we follow on twitter way away knew the founder of the women's piece. network activist akins are mom and manny mong, of human rights watch. they're all sticking with this story even at times when the international media are looking away, was the next time here at the listening post. for february on a just either china has the winter olympics will diplomatically comp and the corona vibrates, overshadowed the event rigorous debate them unflinching question up front cuts through the headlines to challenge conventional wisdom out there. it keeps y

a canadian truck, a steven whitman says he's outraged of the government's move, claiming it's dividing the nation to serve its own goals. he's calling me a racist, his extremist. what have i done to deserve that? my government is supposed to have my back. when you're in trouble and you need to help your government is supposed to be there for you. they're not supposed to drag you down. and what i've seen over the past 2 years, it's been devastating as breaks. it breaks my heart because my government supposed to have my back. i work hard and one day, you know, i was here what now i'm, i'm a racist and an extremist and it hurts. it hurts so much that i can't even put it into words. it makes me not want to be a canadian anymore. what is happening over here is an absolute tragedy. our own prime minister, who's in charge of our provinces and territories, is using words like races, massage, honest extremist, to describe truck drivers and people are across canada that are fighting hard every day to keep our supply chains stocked and full so that nobody is suffering. and we're already in canada

then there was me and mar whitman is a nonprofit organization that document states violence by getting the public to upload the evidence, videos and photos of human rights abuses, outlets like media, the chin when and development media group, all, stay mostly local and focus on coverage of me and morris after that minority states which are under reported outside me and mar, there is burma campaign u. k. it relies on funding from the general public to push for the release of political prisoners and keep me in mar, in the news. finally, some of the people we follow on twitter way way new, the founder of the women's peace network activist akins are mom and many mom of human rights watch. they're all sticking with this story even at times when the international media are looking away. we'll see you next time. here at the listening post. the world of high frequency shad trading exposed i and this engine that was basically trading. i could have lost $30000000.00. was a terrifying experience. how artificial intelligence has raised the stakes and risks on the money markets. as markets go faste

ah, canadian truck driver, steven whitman again expresses his outrage, saying the government is dividing the nation to serve its own goals. what is happening over here is an absolute tragedy. our own prime minister, who is in charge of our provinces and territories, is using words like races, massage is extremist to describe truck drivers and people are across canada that are fighting hard every day to keep our supply chains stocked in full so that nobody is suffering and we are already in canada $23000.00 driver short. and by putting these mandates, it further puts strain on, on the system of almost $16000.00 more drivers, which is going to drive the prices up. and it's infuriating that he is dividing a nation. he's dividing his voters so that he can push an initiative to be popular on the world stage. the movement right now, it is bo my mind. it as a truck driver. i've been following it for almost every hour. watching the numbers grow and the support grow and it is so heart warming. it's so emotional to see the support from around the world. and it's growing. i mean it's growing and it

. >> ashley: ron whitman joins us now. you just heard it from carley.already. is this supposed meeting with putin is, that enough to deter him because what's to say that he is not just going to turn around after that meeting and i invade anyway. >> ashley, i don't think it's enough to deter him. i think he has made up his mind. if you look at the military units that he has deployed there on the border. he now has not removed the troops from belarus. pro-russian separatists bombing railroad stations and schools. you see the cyberattack has begun. listen, i think putin is on his way to invasion he is rest hiewt in what he is going to do in ukraine. i don't think that anything that the biden administration does is going to dissuade him. >> carley: you have to think about the ramifications here from increasing gas prices here at home to long-term ramifications like a potential global shakeup of world order. what kind of impact would a russian invasion have on ukraine for all of us? >> well, i think the world will be watching. and i believe that countries li

—- price also among the top ten books of the year from the wall street journal it includes walt whitman'smerica and john brown abolitionist. professor reynolds is a regular reviewer for the wall street journal, new york times book review in the new york review of books. speaking today on lincoln and popular culture we back on —- welcome david reynolds to the program. >> thank you very much and it is great to be here at the symposium to speak on lincoln and popular culture and pinky to the institute for recognizing with the book award it means a lot to me to be recognized by this very special group of lincoln aficionados and m scholars. it tells the story of the cross-fertilization between lincoln and the surrounding culture he was usually responsive to the spirit of the hour and the responsiveness fostered the practicality and my book describes the reform movements the plays in the popular humor and so forth to influence and that he borrowed from with this historic effort toward civil rights i just want to talk estimated of two figures of popular culture and then as an actor it was hardly

for the other side of the aisle let's begin virginia republican congressman robert whitman. congressman, welcome. >> good afternoon, mike. mike: how do you assess what's happening in ukraine and is this administration doing enough? >> it hasn't done enough leading up to this, mike of the opportunities for us to dissuade putin should've occurred months ago and said now. talks for putin are not action he's a vicious opportunistic. he's going to look for opportunities there to be belligerent and attacking in that area. he is going to, i believe, invade ukraine, no two ways about it. the talk now of economic sanctions are things that putin is willing to suffer through and put his people through that suffering in order to attain his objective strategically in the region. mike: if as chairman millie predicts kyiv could fall in 72 hours after an invasion by russia, then what? it's not easy to send offensive weapons of russia controls the ukrainian capital; right >> at that point all the weapons of the reconnaissance in the world will not help a force that is defeated by the russian

[applause] >> lesko back to the governor, governor whitman, of michigan.e of the biggest hypocrites i have ever seen in politics, where it is like what applies to me does not apply to you. it is that sort of mentality. why does she have to be defeated? >> she has to be defeated because she wants to defeat america. she wants to crush america come across the people of michigan. you talk about the trucker convoy, this is a governor who said two weeks ago whatever it takes she was willing to send our heavy equipment into canada to crush the truckers over there. we know she is willing to do whatever it takes because she did whatever it took in michigan. i don't know if you are aware of what happened to us, but you could not guard it. you could not have a boat with a motor. you could walk, but you couldn't take a golf cart. we had ridiculous truck oni and roles that were controlling -- we had ridiculous draconian roles that were controlling us. when she says ever it takes for government to be in control, she is not into serving the people. this is not a governor

his brief books, walt whitman's book and abolitionists. for the new york times review and new york review of books. speaking on lincoln and popular culture we welcome david reynolds to the program. >> thanks, thank you very much, michelle. it's great to be here at the 2021ali symposium to speak on lincoln and popular culture. let me thank the institute for recognizing my book with this year's book award. it means a lot to me to be recognized by this very special group of lincoln afash-- afficianados and scholars. my book tells of the cross-fertilizization. >> and lincoln was to the spirit of the hour and fostered his practicality and compassion. my book describes the reform movement, the poems, the music, the plays, the popular humor and so forth that influenced him and that he borrowed from in his historic effort to point the nation towards civil rights. today i'm going to talk just a little snippet from the book about two figures, two figures of popular culture, that are significant for understanding lincoln. his favorite humorous, and a

his previous award-winning books include walt whitman's america, and john brown, abolitionist. professor reynolds is a regular reviewer for the "wall street journal," the "new york times" book review, and the new york review of books. speaking today on lincoln and popular culture, we welcome david reynolds to the program. s great to be here at the 2021 symposium to speak on lincoln in popular culture. in order think institute for recognizing my book with issues book award. it means a lot to me to be recognized on this very special group. the lincoln and the scholars, my book aim tells the story of the cross between lincoln and surrounding culture and lincoln was responsive to the spirit of the hour and his responsiveness fostered his compassionate, michael describes him before and homes in the music, plays the popular theater and so forth and influence two things that he borrowed from an historic effort to civil rights. and today i will talk a snippet about from the book about two figures of popular culture where significant for understanding lincoln's favorite petroleum and an