cake. you have to cut the cake, if i can, and take it out and look at it. you have to see can i have a plate? you have to see all the layers, all the layers of this particular cake. so you can see the layers of the past. how is this made up? what layer is good. what layer is bad? what are the ingredients so we ll know in the future. so things won t happen like that again. glenn: hello, america. tonight, an hour on america s civil rights history. did you know that president lyndon johnson got corrode for passage of the civil rights bill but another president, a republican, pushed to get the first civil rights bill passed. we can only scratch the surface tonight. you have to do your own research. don t take our word for it. let this be the opening for you to go back and learn history i don t think is taught anymore. begin with a period of u.s. history that is in the textbooks. not the whole story. december 7, anniversary of attack on pearl harbor. the bombing alone wasn
great pyramid of giza, the slope is 51.8 degrees. go back to the earth works. if you measure the line that goes straight through the center of the structure, right here. then you go due north, it s 51.8 degrees. that angle is exactly the same angle as the pyramids of giza. the same math and same calculations as the ancient egyptians. one more, in 1860, david wyrick, he surveyed the earth works and was digging in a mound near them and found a coffin made of oak. they opened up the coffin and found a skeleton of a man holding a little box. it was about 8.10 inches in size. the box had been cemented shut here. this this by the way is sitting in ohio. well, he opened up the box and he found a little man inside. a little black stone.
cake. you have to cut the cake, if i can, and take it out and look at it. you have to see can i have a plate? you have to see all the layers, all the layers of this particular cake. so you can see the layers of the past. how is this made up? what layer is good. what layer is bad? what are the ingredients so we ll know in the future. so things won t happen like that again. glenn: hello, america. tonight, an hour on america s civil rights history. did you know that president lyndon johnson got corrode for passage of the civil rights bill but another president, a republican, pushed to get the first civil rights bill passed. we can only scratch the surface tonight. you have to do your own research. don t take our word for it. let this be the opening for you to go back and learn history i don t think is taught anymore. begin with a period of u.s. history that is in the textbooks. not the whole story. december 7, anniversary of attack on pearl harbor. the bombing alone wasn