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Normal -- in february 1941 was on the radio in a nationwide broadcast being like, dont believe your lying eyes, that didnt happen. that was not thanks to twitter. we have had confrontations with authoritarianism and fascism in this country before. they are often fought with -- in fights that will involve very powerful, politically connected people on the wrong side of that fight, and theyre often fought in what feels like a post-truth environment. where people deny that theyre doing the things t...

Banner. im sure he didnt. heres the photo of him. >> hello. i mean, and i dont know which is sort of richer, that old american accent where everybody talk like this, so thats part of it, but youre right. it is the denial of reality that you can see. to me, its the other thing that is resonant between that era and this one. if you had like put, you know, henry ford or lindbergh on tv at that time, they would have denied absolutely that they were pro-nazi government. but its like the denial of rea...

Country. republicans are facing the aftermath. they are seeing their position, which that abortion should be outlawed, for otherize rejected, over and over from coast to coast. the backlash began just weeks after that decision came down at the end of june. cats voters overwhelmingly rejected it. an amendment to their state constitution that wouldve allowed legislator to ban abortion. that vote was 50 1941. in a very red state. and it isnt shockwaves through the republican party. this month,, abo...

Go for 10 runs! run a marathon. instead, start small. with nicorette. which can lead to something big. five months since the start stopping with nicorette. conservative majority of the supreme court overturned roe v. wade, ending the constitutional right to an abortion in this country. republicans are facing the aftermath. they are seeing their position, which that abortion should be outlawed, for otherize rejected, over and over from coast to coast. the backlash began just weeks after that deci...

Again. >> democracy here in the united states is actually on the ballot in this election. >> democracy, they are saying like democracy at stake a lot to lose. >> democracy is at stake. >> whats at stake? our democracy, freedom and justice. and we have to make sure that people understand everything is on the line. >> jesse: democrats ranted and raved and insisted that democracy was on life support following january 6th. kamala harris compared it to pearl harr bon and 9/11. >> certain dates echo t...

This: personally, throughout the time i knew him, i never saw him the worse for drink. the glass of weak whisky, like the cigars, was more assemble than anything else, and one glass last him for hours. churchill himself once wrote, i have been brought up and trying to have the utmost contempt for people who got drunk. so it turns out alcoholism was not one of winston churchills many, many health problems. it contributed to this book -- this book is filled with all of those health problems. and e...

Locomotive to circumnavigate the globe. john maguire has this report on her story. the fl in: this report on her story. the flying scotsman, _ this report on her story. the flying scotsman, one - this report on her story. tue: flying scotsman, one of this report on her story. tta: flying scotsman, one of those famous of locomotives puffed impatiently, eagerto famous of locomotives puffed impatiently, eager to be on her way to repeat history. the name that equips _ way to repeat history. the name...

Today as in any time during its century—long history. the flying scotsman. she broke records and set pulses racing. the first to break the 100 mile per hour barrier in 1934 and to make the 400 mile journey from london to edinburgh without stopping. her speed saw her credited with delaying the inevitable takeover by diesel locomotives that was coming down the tracks. the flying scotsman, britains best known express, gives passengers a sight they havent seen since 1941. restaurant cars and railw...

Her speed saw her credited with delaying the inevitable takeover by diesel locomotives that was coming down the tracks. the flying scotsman, britain�*s best known express, gives passengers a sight they haven�*t seen since 1941. restaurant cars and railway kitchens are back again. and as britain adapted to post—war life, it was the scotsman chosen to highlight the return of on—board kitchens. welcomed by passengers, as this wholly unscripted exchange shows. have you enjoyed your lunch, si...

Was arrested. after she flew her plane, her single-engine airplane right over the white house. when she flew over the white house, she dropped out of the plane a whole big load of leaflets, pamphlets arguing against the u.s. joining the war against the nazis in germany. this was 1939. she was the arrested for violating the air space over the white house. she was also arrested for dropping objects out of a plane. he defense was that she didnt consider a leaflet to be an object. this was 1939. two...