it is hard to say that it wa fun. but tracing these folks in the world and finding where they ended up and part of i think the reason why this is a forgotten story is that th political cost that was paid b a lot of people who were involved with this nazi in congress is that they got vote out of office and they died in obscurity. that was their accountabilit for being involved in th stuff. therefore, rediscovering the out of xfinity means - it s like you are meeting holy people the senator who opens up episode one of the podcast senator earnest nobody remember that he existe at all so it was like finding a new character in fiction, who ha this whole backstory, this amazing wife in this incredibl story after his death that all emerged that told what he ha been doing before he died. and so, that sort of pleasur of discovery i think was mor than you usually get out of history project. because so many of the peopl
spend in addition to the stron campaigns. in some of these house races we had six to 7 to 1 cash an hand advantages over the republicans. and the senate races, we outspent them two, 3 to 1, right? by not having strong candidate campaigns, that means they can t do the stuff on th ground the outside groups and the media can t do the ground stuf that we do and so, we have a better system and what s happened, the big change, lawrence, since we v been in this business, is th amount of money that the grassroots democrats are givin our candidates they re making our campaigns muscular, stronger, and better and more effective the republicans are not gonn be able to make up that ground in the next two years. and so, as i look to 2024, i would much rather be asked tha them i mean, not only do we strengthen ourselves in th battleground, we have tactical advantages, but joe biden, assuming he runs for reelection, the economy is gonna be strong we re gonna see the fruits o the investments that we ma
world war ii, particularly among people who did not wan us involved in world war ii or who wanted us to be fighting o the other side and when i got into th sedition trial stuff and realized what had gone on with this notch see agent operating in congress, i realized i ha to tell that story before i di anything else. let s go to erica griffith. she says, what was the most fu thing you did, learned, most surprising thing, most valuabl take away, and before yo answer that, any one of thos questions, rachel, i need to give you the final note of her tweet. also, i miss you nightly and high from new zealand, pleas visit and do a top i would love to come to new zealand. i have no plans to do so but if i m going to new zealand, i m probably fishing before do anything else that is very nice most fun, most interesting biggest take away a lot of it, i mean, it is obviously dark stuff
but tracing these folks in the world and finding where they ended up, and part of i thin the reason why this is a forgotten story, is that the political cost that was paid b a lot of people who were involved with this nazi in congress is that they got vote out of office and they died in obscurity. that was their accountabilit for being involved in th stuff. therefore, rediscovering the out of obscurity means - it s like you are meeting whol new people the senator who opens up episode one of the podcast senator earnest nobody remember that he existe at all so it was like finding a new character in fiction, who ha this whole backstory, this amazing wife and thi incredible story after his death that all emerged tha told what he had been doin before he died and so, that sort of pleasur of discovery i think was mor than you usually get out of history project. because so many of the peopl
still a child at heart, but tha is because all i eat our child hearts. i m glad you direct that at me. you consider yourself an adult? most of the time in my opinion you are not it s interesting because i feel the same way and i do feel like an adult. when i got married i did all th stuff where you have the weddin and i filled out the papers and then when i got this thing in the mail, i fussed like, oh, my gosh, i work. okay. i don t even know where mine is. i don t either. doesn t make sense because we are living longer and 30 is the new 13? first of all i think one of the markers of being an adult should be filling out us survey