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Carol anderson, it is july 3, 2022. What is the july 4, 1776, celebration mean to you . Guest it means we are precariously perched, this democracy we are heralding, on july 4, 1776. We are in a perilous time. To me as perilous as it was when the Continental Army looked like they were giving the butt kicked, as perilous as it looked when the south attacked fort sumter and launched the civil war. We are in perilous times where our democracy is hanging by a thread. Host why do you say that . Guest ...

Precariously perched as this democracy that were heralding on july 4 1776. Were in a perilous time. To me as perilous as it was with the Continental Army looked like they were getting their butts kicked. As perilous as it looked when the south attacked fort sumter. We are in perilous times with our democracy hanging by a thread. Why do you say that . Because we got what i call a land see an air attack happening in american democracy. The land attack is the assault on Voting Rights. The c attack ...

internet is harder. thats why were affording students access to internet, homework can just be homerk. >> cox, along with these companies support c-span2 as a public service. >> carol anderson, its july 2022, what does the july 4th 1776 celebration mean to you? >> it means that were so precariously purchased as this democracy that were heralding on july 4th, 1776. were in a perilous time, to me, as perilous as it was when the continental army looked like they were getting their butts k...

Alan Ingle, a Highway Maintainer with the Illinois Department of Transportation, rescued a truck driver from her overturned heavy truck on Interstate 70. According to IDOT, Ingle was hauling rock from the Casey gravel pit to Effingham when he saw the semi flip and land in a ditch as it was traveling southwest on Interstate 70.

Alan Ingle, a Highway Maintainer with the Illinois Department of Transportation, rescued a truck driver from her overturned heavy truck on Interstate 70. According to IDOT, Ingle was hauling rock from the Casey gravel pit to Effingham when he saw the semi flip and land in a ditch as it was traveling southwest on Interstate 70.