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LINCOLN, Mont. - On September 16 and 17, the Scapegoat Wilderness is celebrating its 50-year anniversary.

Editor: Your coverage of the Trump rally was obviously pro-Trump. I’m sure the news media is supposed to be less obvious when it comes to coverage of such events.

Beyond the beauty of the landscape, the Scapegoat has a fascinating and important history that continues to have reverberations in land management policy today.

And years and years. donald trump is a guy who got famous by telling people youre fired, right? he is someone who looks to blame, tends to look for a scapegoat, likes change, likes to make changes on a whim. i think youre seeing different personalities come through. joe biden is not a guy who jumps or makes changes quickly, sometimes to his detriment candidly, but i think thats why youre seeing what youre seeing here. >> i think trump may have been the overliar compared to past presidents. we wi...

The water moved as it had for millennia, flowing over clear riffles into pools ranging from light blue to nearly indigo depending on the depth as we kept an eye

The deep state threw Americans concerned about the politicization of the FBI a bone this week in what appears to be a choreographed incident. Amid rising allegations that the bureau has purposely [...]

Coming from, people rely on the same template of charges, whether its covid-19, whether its climate change, whatever it might be, the jews are behind it. it would be laughable if it werent so dangerous. >> reporter: why is there this spike right now? >> theres been a rise in divisiveness in this country generally. were a very convenient scapegoat. >> all my parents wanted to do is protect my sister and i. >> reporter: holocaust survivor ruth steinfeld knows this all too well. >> the holocaust st...

Both the right and the left. >> irrespective of where it is coming from, people rely on the same template of charges, whether it is covid-19, whether its climate change, whatever it might be, the jews are behind it. it would be laughable if it werent so dangerous. >> reporter: why is there this spike right now? >> theres been a rise in divisiveness in this country generally. were a very convenient scapegoat. >> all my parents wanted to do is protect my sister and i. >> reporter: this holocaust s...

Information, that kind of presentation is necessary, but it is absolutely necessary. and, dana, you talked with experts about this surge in anti-semitism, but you also explore some of the history of it, why has it prevailed for so long? >> reporter: well, its prevailed for so long because in a sense jewish people have always been there. the jews were sent out of the middle east thousands and thousands of years ago and have kind of hopped around various parts of the globe and in all of these -- m...

That is not a small change. gillian: dr. siegel, normally when a major u.s. government agency like this acknowledges botching an undertaking, theres a fall guy, right? you just mentioned that dr. walensky shouldnt be the scapegoat here, but should there be at c.d.c. a price to pay? i mean, we dont yet know whether the botched messaging caused harm to people. we dont yet know whether we lost any lives because of it. >> well, gillian, thats a great question and i think if theres a fall guy, i woul...