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Hair dirty and matted, homeless and struggling. He was a big dude. He came up to me and i was instantly on my guard. And he said where are you going and he said i am going to california and he said how much food do you have. I thought he wanted to rob me. He wanted me to open up my bag and i didnt know what was going to happen but i was jumpy about it. I said i have a little cheese. He was carrying a lunch box and said i lib in a broken down car and he said i walk out to the coal mine to see if anyone is sick and they can hire me. Most days they dont need to hire he and today they dont need me...

Host you hitchhiked. Guest yeah. And guys were throwing beer bottles at me from pickup trucks, and id hitchhiked from twin cities and here i am in gillette and id never seen the west before. I was awestruck by it but gillette was a tough town, and i saw someone walking towards me from town that looked like bad news. And im a young kid out in the great land and kind of jumpy. This guy is walking towards me and i remember he was in a carhartt canvas union suit that was filthy dirty and his hair was matted and he clearly was homeless and struggling. He was big dude. He came up to me, and i was in...

And i anticipated that they would be, that the component of combat which is sort of adrenalized and thrilling, that they would respond to that and maybe miss it. What i was not prepared for was the effect, the really profound effect of Human Connection on those guys and on me. And i started to realize afterwards what they really missed was each other and being necessary to each other and being part of that group. The sort of video game component of the combat, yeah, i got it. But i felt like that was quite a shallow, surface part of the reaction and the much more profound reaction had to do wi...

Country, protect juveniled for population, probably greater than any of the those magazines i mentioned. He got a chance to tell his political views in that circulation. Hes also famous for being one of the greatest orators in the country at the time. The most fame oust is by far is the speech he gave in the 1896 democratic convention, famous cross the gold speech, which really turned that nomination over to him. We cannot line the battle is fought. If they say its good, but that we cannot have it unless other nations help us, we are to set a Gold Standard. Because england has, we will restore...

Implications for our society. So lets begin. Lets talk about who this guy, henry george was. He was born in 1839 to a middle class, lower middleclass family. What lot of people think because he wrote this book on poverty that he must have grown up in poverty. He actually experienced poverty in his middle years, fairly extreme. So henry george was not a very good student, and he left school about the seventh grade. His father steered him into a trade, where he would learn the craft of typesetting, which was a very important trade and a great opportunity. So george flourished, but he was very am...