of the state against factions that it isn t like. in america, every single person is presumed innocent, not guilty. and what we ve seen over the last several years is the weaponization of the department of justice against the former president. we can t have any more distractions, we can t have the, chaos we have to leave the negativity behind. alex, if you squint hard enough at that nikki haley, clip you can see the outlines of an attack strategy from another republican who wants the presidential nomination. basically saying, whatever else you might think about the justice department and what have, you wouldn t it be nice to get past this kind of distraction and not have to talk about this kind of thing instead of the other things that republicans stand for? and the other issues that voters care about. perhaps that will become the blueprint for how these other candidates choose to go after donald trump. we ve passed the prologue here, like with the new york, case many other candi
the justice department to be interested in this case or that there was no evidence that led a grand jury in miami in a state that is steadily more of a red state just as you were saying with surrounded by trump supporters in the state of florida. if we have faith in our system we have to say, you know, this is a reaction to evidence of a serious charge and if we really believe in our system, then if president trump, ex-president trump is not guilty of what he s being indicted for, then a trial will bring that out and he will be found not guilty. yeah, you know, willie, michael brings up such a great point. this is a grand jury, a grand jury in florida that brought these charges, just like when people were talking about a witch-hunt in the e. jean carroll case, that was a jury of donald trump s peers. so these are americans. this isn t like, you know,
to do so because there are others on their network that spew similar language auditioning to replace tucker carlson. jessie waters, i m talking to you. we did not plan this. let me just go ahead and play this is what s on their air now. this isn t like jessie waters did one of the classic, most racist segments ever, even made tucker carlson say hold my beer against chinese americans in the past. here is new jessie. here he is. now, i saw on the way into work an illegal immigrant family digging through the trash, looking for recyclings. how did you know they were illegal? you can tell. jesse. i can tell. i m a city guy. i mean, charlie, that s what tucker gone. the whole network it s not like laura and jessie waters are like, good. now bier back to the paul ryan republican party. this is the paul ryan republican party at this point. well, you know, look. obviously the memo didn t go out
about slavery. it was about defending their homelands. their families, their women, that slavery was not the great issue, that if it had left to them, they would have handled slavery overtime, and maybe even gotten rid of it themselves, they said, which is nonsense. there were alternative textbooks eventually published in the south. and it wasn t just textbooks they were trying to control, it was the stories being widely told in the public arena. and they had a tremendous influence. so, what is at stake in the memory of the american civil war, is who gets to control this narrative, the story. easy-to-use tools, and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are.
and not once does he talk about slavery, property, and what the war is really about, what they re really fighting for. other voices? yeah. i noticed there seems to be a common idea that the civil war was totally about slavery. i m gonna disagree with that. the south did want to leave the union, because of slavery, but the issue of the civil war was keeping the south in the union. so slavery isn t like, the entire issue. pushback? comments? we re gonna continue tomorrow. we have class tomorrow. you are a thinker. that is for sure. the wedge is this labor issue, right? i think we re agreed on that. it s just the way of describing it. good job. go, go, go. you re spending a lot of time telling the story of the civil war and reconstruction, in your 8th grade class, why? because i think we have not adequately, you know, understood who we are as a nation. there s so much of this history that has been way too difficult for this country to look at. the reason it s important to