iteration of the lost cause where they ll tell a story about slavery, but what is so fascinating about this, alicia, is that it is so dumb, right? i could easily respond to. i could tell the story of the founding of the founding of the democratic party in 1828 and i can tell the founding of the republican party in 1854, and i can tell what happened with fdr and what happened with johnson and what happened with ronald reagan in 1980. i can tell that stuff, but it doesn t matter because it s not about the facts. they just want to own liberals, and so i think it s important for us to a, call for what it is, a deep seeded ignorance and b, for call it for what it is, a deep-seeded cynical play and we shouldn t play that game even though i m not quite a liberal. so important and a good one.s david, i want you to read some he speech, and this is from eice president, this is the objected to, quote, adultsno
- we got [indistinct] handy? - what? - well, that s what i mean. [group chattering] si, you re not gonna be able to do a podcast. the people are listening to your voice. - well, be a spoilsport. [spits] [group groans] - [jep] god. - [jase] okay. - have y all got anything for treasure hunting? - [jase] i have no idea- - instead of picking on me? - no, i got it right here. - [si] oh, okay. - all right, let s hear it. - yeah, i was fixing to say, get off my back, jack. - i got a letter here from a lady in la grange, tennessee. - okay, la grange. - yep, she says, dear murry, jase, jep, and si. - wait, hold it right there, stop right there. why is my name last? - i guess they saved the best for last. - i like you now, continue on. - all right, proceed, sir. - my name is jule and my family recently purchased the historic woodlawn estate in la grange, tennessee. woodlawn dates back to 1828 and acted as the headquarters of general william t. sherman during the civil war, and at one point the
legit. in 1828, he came up against a populist leader named andrew jackson. he loses the presidency after the inauguration his son, george washington adams dies on his way to washington. probably a suicide he falls off the back of a steamer ship called the ben franklin and dies. he s depressed and crushed a couple of local guys come to his house one day in 1830 and they say, we think you should stand for the house of representatives. he agrees. he doesn t tell his wife she reads about it in the newspapers and he gets elected by almost a complete blowout he goes into the house and he embraces that. his son looks as it as a taking a step down. his wife looks as he s taking a step down. how can a president go into the
raymond arroyo. that s a great book. biden is hiding. visiting ireland to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the good friday peace accords. yes, if his leadership is shaky the biden blarney was intact today. 1842, could have been 1828. i can t remember. one of those two dates. written the rules of mutiny for the british navy. i don t know what the hell is going on here. [inaudible]. northern ireland. oh way up there. you walk into my office in the oval office of the u.s. in the u.s. capitol. you know who built the white house? an irishman!
biden. [laughter] because he used to always kid me biden is english talk about the irish. biden is english. [ laughter ] he told me that he went back and he had the lord admiral guys, true story check and my great great 1840 think it was 1842 could have been 1828, i can t remember which one of those two dates, had written the rules of mutiny for the british navy. [laughter] and i said well at least that part is con sis dent, reverend. mutiny. anyway, he used to always kid me when i would talk about he would say talk about the irish, he said you are english, remember that then i found out my sister and i found out of the name robinette. my middle name is robinette. i thought all those years it was french. it must have been they came to great britain in the 1700s somewhere along the way. and they are all from