Compiling this topic, the thought for this year she called me into her office, and pitch me this idea as she mentioned and she ended up, when i told her and agreed that i did know somebody who might be interested in doing this topic she said well maybe when i think about renegades or scoundrels theres only one person that comes to mind. I said im so touch those are the type of characters every girl wants to be associated with. Before you can really start looking at the outlaws that the civil in our gangs that the civil war spun off you have to take a flip back and kind of understand the guerrilla warfare that was going on during the civil war to try to understand how that same mindset continued on after the war and manifested itself in the wild west. In regular warfare in the civil war you have those who are somewhat walk organized with the military, and calgary raiders near kentucky, they were the most closely associated and then you had partisan rangers, who were free and independent
Civil war guerrilla fighters who later became outlaws in the old west, including jesse james, his brother frank, and their gang. This event was recorded by the American Civil War museum in june of 2016. Now, i will start off with a word of warning. When i compiled all the information i wanted to share with you all this evening, the first time i went through it and timed it, i spoke for an hour and a half. So i hope you all are comfortable. We might be here a while. Im just kidding josie, dont get mad at me. Last year when josie was compiling the topics for this year, she called me into her Office One Day and pitched me this idea as she mentioned. Then she ended up, when i told her that and i agreed that i probably did know somebody who might be interested in doing this topic, she said, well, you know, when i think of outlaws, renegades or scoundrels, theres only one person that comes immediately to mind. I said, im so touched. Thats exactly the type of characters every girl longs to be
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Of 2017, and so i tide that for 13 months before general sessions resigned. Abruptly on the day after the election of 2018 and the president appointed me that day to be acting attorney general and ultimately bridge the gap between Jeff Sessions and bill barr. Host how did you become Jeff Sessions chief of staff. Were you a friend. Guest yes. Talk about hough i only met Jeff Sessions once before i was selected to be his chief of staff. He was i interviewed with him and talked to him many times but it was mutual friend in the white house and at the federal society that had recommended me to him and his people, and we bonded quickly over College Football and our love for good barbecue. So it was a match made in heaven. Host one thing you say aboutmer sessions are p recusal the russia investigation it was personal and factdriven. Guest yeah. I wasnt there when he did the analysis. He took over in february of 2017 after he was confirmed, and after the new administration came in, but having