trying to scientifically bolster the prevailing ideology that black people were mentally and physically inferior to white people. and therefore benefited from enslavement. that thinking was so pervasive at the time that it spawned propaganda like this print from slavery apologists who pushed a narrative that enslaved blacks in the u.s. or better off than white factory workers. and it provided material for slave holders like south carolina senator john calhoun, who in 18 37th speech argued that slavery was a boom to black people. never before has the black rays of central africa from the dawn of history to the present day attained a condition so civilized and so improved, not only physically but morally and intellectually. this kind of thinking gave rise to junk science like which translate to runaway madness. it was a clinical term of the 1850s based on the belief that slavery so vastly improve the lives of the enslaved. that they would have to be
today. he is not a household name. the house january six committee never even interviewed him. but clearly this individual was in a position to know something. his name is william russell, the only photos we have of mr. william russell are ones where he s in the background of trump events. that makes sense because mr. russell was what is known in the political world as an advance man. his job was to coordinate president trump s movements, his literal movements, from one location to another. and to go ahead of the president to make sure everything was set up. he went in advance of trump, thus an advance man. and that makes william russell a potentially huge witness when it comes to january six. here is muscle with president trump and trump s chief of staff, mark meadows. on january six at the ellipse before trump s big speech that day. you may remember from the house
effing mags away. that incident could certainly be something special counsel smith would like to learn more about today from william russell, the knowledge of how armed the crowd was on january six. and trump s desire to lead and that armed crowd. but then there s what happened after trump speech at the ellipse on january six. trump wanted to make what s known as an off-the-record movement. to the capital itself. the president has on the record movements meeting travel from one destination to another. that s put on the presidents official schedule for the press each day. but a president can also make off the record movements, or travel from one destination to another without alerting the price. but those types of movements on the record in off the record are something that an advance man might be a part of. and this particular off-the-record movement trump physically going to the capitol after his speech, this movement had been debated at the white house for days. the white house l
carolina senator john calhoun, who in 18 37th speech argued that slavery was a boom to black people. never before has the black rays of central africa from the dawn of history to the present day attained a condition so civilized and so improved, not only physically but morally and intellectually. this kind of thinking gave rise to junk science like which translate to runaway madness. it was a clinical term of the 1850s based on the belief that slavery so vastly improve the lives of the enslaved. that they would have to be mentally ill to run away. the term drapetomania was not removed from medical textbooks until after 1914. human experiments in racist propaganda and fake science were used to prove something that we all know now is patently false black people did not benefit from slavery, cried obviously. but this year in florida the
after trump speech at the ellipse on january six. trump wanted to make what s known as an off-the-record movement. to the capital itself. the president has on the record movements meeting travel from one destination to another. that s put on the presidents official schedule for the press each day. but a president can also make off the record movements, or travel from one destination to another without alerting the price. but those types of movements on the record in off the record are something that an advance man might be a part of. and this particular off-the-record movement, trump physically going to the capitol after his speech, this movement had been debated at the white house for days. the white house lawyer pat cipollone warned cassidy hutchinson repeatedly not just that he thought it was a bad idea but that it can get everyone involved in it in deep legal trouble. mr. cipollone said something to the effect of please make sure we don t go up to the capitol, cassidy, keep in